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On Lief's sixteenth birthday after narrowly escaping the Grey Guards, he is presented with the Belt of Deltora, given a task to gather the 7 gems and to find the heir to the throne in order to rid Deltora of the evil Shadow Lord once and for all. King Endon, who was supposed to protect the Belt whose magic power protects Deltora, somehow vanish from the land to leave his people in the mercy of the tyrant for 16 years.

The seven gems of the Belt of Deltora are stolen by the evil Shadow Lord and scattered, hidden in the most feared places in Deltora and the Shadow Lord overtakes the land.

#Rarify dragons qujickening questio mark series#

The anime follows the first series of books, but adds a few fillers. A complete DVD boxset containing all episodes of the English dub was released by the distribution company Cinedigm on May 13, 2014. The fourth and final collection, titled The Valley of the Lost, spanning episodes 38-52, was released on April 6, 2011. The third collection, titled Escape from the Monster Vraal, spanning episodes 26-37, was released on November 3, 2010.

A second collection titled The Stolen Gems, spanning episodes 13-25 was released on September 1, 2010. The English dub was first released on DVD Jstarting with a collection titled Lief's Adventure Begin, spanning the first thirteen episodes of the show. ABC3 in Australia frequently airs Deltora Quest. It was taken off the schedule in the Summer of 2011, but returned on September 6, 2011, and ran until October 14, 2011, after completing its run on the network a third time.

#Rarify dragons qujickening questio mark tv#

On October 10, 2010, it premiered in the United States on The Hub, a TV channel formerly known as Discovery Kids owned by the toy manufacturer Hasbro, as part of the channel's original programming lineup. It was originally set to be released in English April 2010, but it was pushed forward. The main characters were designed based on the manga series of the same name, published since 2005.Īn English dub aired on Cartoon Network in Australia and New Zealand, but was sometimes criticised for deleting some scenes, making voices less like the original and making it look like a TV show for 6 year olds. Directed by Mitsuru Hongo, the series was produced by TV Aichi and Dentsu, aired on the TV Tokyo network in 2007. The following information is not considered canon.ĭeltora Quest is a Japanese anime series based on the first series of the book Deltora Quest by Emily Rodda.