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This is a complete episode listing for the anime series The Vision of Escaflowne. The series premiered in Japan on TV Tokyo on April 2, 1996, completing its twenty-six episode run on September 24, 1996.

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  • List of The Vision of Escaflowne episodes (en)
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  • This is a complete episode listing for the anime series The Vision of Escaflowne. The series premiered in Japan on TV Tokyo on April 2, 1996, completing its twenty-six episode run on September 24, 1996. (en)
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  • Van, Hitomi, and Merle escape into the forest. Meanwhile, Allen is taken prisoner but escapes with the help of Millerna. Van, Hitomi and Merle pass a dragon graveyard where Zaibach is harvesting drag energists. Van decides to try and destroy the store house but surrenders when Hitomi is taken hostage. Due to a Merle causing an accidental distraction, Van frees himeself and saves Hitomi and proceeds to destroy the store house.The resulting explosion rips the ground apart and Hitomi falls into a crater. Van jumps in to save her and sprouts wings, revealing himself to be the 'angel' in Hitomi's visions. (en)
  • Hitomi is now home on Earth, but time seems to have rewound by a day. Back on Gaea, Allen discovers his long-lost sister, who was abducted years ago as a child. She has no memory of the past decade, and Allen decides that he only thought he loved Hitomi because she reminded him of his sister. Suddenly, Allen's sister screams, turns into Dilandau, and is whisked away by a cloaked Guymelef. Back on Earth, Hitomi finally realizes that the one she loves and misses is Van, and returns to Gaea with him, only to find a war-torn land. (en)
  • By holding on to Escaflowne, Hitomi tries to rescue Van from the world of the dead and succeeds in convincing him to come back to the world of the living. Hitomi talks to Allen and accidentally admits that she has a crush on him. Upset, she runs away, but is asked for advice about "a friend" from Millerna, who is herself unsure if she should pursue Allen or stick with her engagement to Dryden. That night, two leopard women attack the Crusade in Zaibach guymelefs and nearly succeed in killing Van, but spare him after Merle intervenes. Dryden thinks he has discovered a way to the Mystic Valley, and the Crusade heads there. (en)
  • Hitomi is brought in to be interrogated by "Plactu", who is in fact Zongi in disguise. She sees the truth about him and has a vision of both of them dying. Hitomi's heart stops, but Van gives her CPR and saves her. Chid lets Van and Hitomi go look for the doppelgänger, who heads to meet Dilandau in a nearby temple. Dilandau kills Zongi in retaliation for Miguel's death, then attacks Van and Hitomi when they arrive. They are able to escape and head back to Freid, where they are absolved of the charges. (en)
  • Van sends Hitomi return to Asturia, while he and Allen leave to fight the empire's growing forces. Hitomi goes to see Folken and they are both teleported in a pillar of light to Dornkirk. Folken kills Dornkirk, but because of fate being amplified, his sword breaks off, lodging itself in his own chest. Folken falls to the ground and dies. Hitomi's anguish triggers her stone pendant to glow, and the fate machine reacts with it. Returning as a ghost, Dornkirk tells Hitomi to sit back and watch the world be reborn, now that everything has gone according to plan. Meanwhile, in the conflict, Van feels his brother's death and stricken by sadness he screams for him. (en)
  • Duke Freid arrives at the castle and decides to let Allen and the others help protect Freid. That night, Van asks Hitomi to predict where Zaibach will be attacking from, but she refuses to help, saying she doesn't want to be used at their convenience. She goes outside upset, but talks to Prince Chid and decides to give him a Tarot Reading. Meanwhile, Millerna discovers a diary written by her late sister which reveals that she and Allen had a relationship, and that Allen is Chid's true father. The next day, Zaibach arrives and Freid prepares for war. (en)
  • A sick and injured Merle is brought to the castle; she reveals that Fanelia has been completely destroyed. The castle is attacked by invisible Guymelefs and burned to the ground. Hitomi, Van, Allen and his crew try to escape in Allen's ship, The Crusade, but it turns out the enemy Guymelefs can fly. In order for the others to escape, Van uses Escaflowne, which turns into a dragon, to lure the enemy away. (en)
  • Van's mother gives him a new energist before disappearing. Suddenly, Allen, Hitomi and Van are transported to Zaibach where they meet Dornkirk. Dornkirk tells them how he came to become the man they know today, then places them in cages. When the sorcerers attempt to dismantle Escaflowne, Van almost dies from the pain. However, he uses his abilities to have Escaflowne escape and transport them out of Zaibach. (en)
  • To try to keep their "ideal future", the emperor tries to separate Hitomi and Van by using his "fate alteration machine" to create love between Hitomi and Allen. Hitomi resists at first, insisting to Allen that Millerna loves him, but in the end they are both ensnared and they kiss. Van, who went out to search for Hitomi, sees them together. He immediately leaves. (en)
  • Van comes out of Escaflowne, seriously wounded. Hitomi realizes that Van's wounds match the damage on Escaflowne. They go and meet Millerna's fiancé Dryden, who summons the Ispanos to fix Escaflowne, healing Van. Dilandau and the Dragonslayers approach the Crusade. Van heads out to battle the Dragonslayers, and succeeds in killing every one of them. However, after seeing their ghosts, Van collapses along with Escaflowne, which turns black. (en)
  • The group arrives in Freid where they meet Prince Chid, Millerna's nephew. Plactu, a powerful monk, comes to Freid to interrogate Miguel, a Dragonslayer captured during the fight, but Zongi, a doppelgänger who is loyal to Folken, kills Plactu and takes his form. Zongi then has Miguel claim that Allen and the others are traitors who wish to take over Asturia. Miguel escapes, but his Guymelef is destroyed by Van, and later Zongi kills him. Van is captured and thrown in jail with the others after the fight. (en)
  • Naria and Eriya undergo a procedure that transforms them into nearly-invincible "Luck Warriors". Millerna asks Hitomi to do a tarot card reading about her upcoming marriage. Hitomi obliges, and sees that the marriage will be horrible and that Millerna and Allen, whom Hitomi loves, will end up as secret lovers. In an attempt to change fate, Hitomi lies to Millerna, saying that the marriage will be very lucky. Hitomi realizes her mistake after she has a vision, but not in time to stop the marriage from going forward. When Naria and Eriya attack right after the wedding, Hitomi realizes that it was her attempt at changing fate with the luck tarot card that made them unbeatable. To try to make amends, she gives herself up to Naria and Eriya. (en)
  • Van is captured by the Guymelefs and taken prisoner by Zaibach. Hitomi convinces Allen to let her locate Van and they go to rescue him. Van meets his long-lost older brother, Folken. (en)
  • The group head to the capital of Asturia and as they arrive they meet Princess Millerna. In a meeting with the King, Allen learns that the King is under Zaibach's control. Van is shocked to find Folken in Asturia and when confronting him, his brother tells of how he came to serve Dornkirk, the King of Zaibach. Dilandau attempts to kill Van in revenge for their confrontation in the previous episode, but Hitomi saves him just in time. The King decides to test Van by having him fight three opponents. (en)
  • The two leopard women with increased luck start having a negative reaction to the implanted luck, and are forced to retreat and leave Hitomi behind. Eriya manages to return to Folken, but Naria crash lands. Back in the castle, Hitomi is kidnapped by Naria and Van and all the soldiers begin to search for her. Even though Naria is extremely sick and weak, Hitomi doesn't run away, but instead helps her by bandaging her wound. Van decides to attack Folken since he can't fight the increased luck warriors, but the cat women abandon Hitomi and intervene. Both end up dying in Folken's arms from the aftereffects of the luck operation. Folken finally begins to turn on the emperor. (en)
  • In the Mystic Valley, Van sees images of Balgus and his mentors from Fanelia, Allen discovers the truth about what happened to his father and confronts him, while Hitomi learns from Van's mother that it's her fault bad things have been happening. With the power of her mind amplified by her fortune-telling, Hitomi has caused fate to turn for the worse. Suddenly, Naria and Eriya make it into the Mystic Valley, however Escaflowne transports everyone away. (en)
  • Van and Hitomi end up near the land of Asturia, but have been separated. Hitomi gets attacked but a knight appears and saves her. The man is Allen, the commander of the castle on the outskirts of Asturia. He strongly resembles Amano, and Hitomi falls in love with him. (en)
  • Hitomi and Van go to the Kingdom of Fanelia, of which Van is Prince. Shortly after their arrival, Van gets crowned King for defeating the dragon. Hitomi encounters a cat-girl named Merle, who is very close to Van and dislikes Hitomi. Van's mentor, Balgus, promises to help find a way to return Hitomi home after the coronation. During Van's coronation, the kingdom is attacked by cloaked Guymelefs. In an effort to save the kingdom, Van makes a blood pact with a powerful Guymelef named Escaflowne, and uses it to fight the enemy Guymelefs. He is too late, the kingdom is destroyed, and its people scatter. Van and Hitomi then escape in a strange pillar of light. (en)
  • Folken returns to Asturia with Van and Hitomi. He tells the council what has really been going on and helps the military develop a plan of fighting back. Allen tells Hitomi of how he has fathered an illegitimate child, then proposes to her. The empire attacks before Hitomi can give her answer, and she experiences the battle as it is happening through Van. She is horrified that his will to protect her gives him bloodlust, and prays to be sent home. Immediately, a pillar of light appears around Hitomi and she is teleported back home. (en)
  • Hitomi learns of Van's past: his mother was a Draconian, a winged descendant of the people of Atlantis. Meanwhile, the Crusade heads to Freid and Millerna leaves Asturia. On the way to Freid, Van is attacked by Dilandau and the Dragonslayers. Thanks to Allen, the Dragonslayers are defeated, but Allen sacrifices himself to save Hitomi and is seriously injured. (en)
  • Van defeats his opponents. Allen tries to pretend not to notice Millerna's infatuation with him. Hitomi sees Millerna kiss Allen and becomes heartbroken. Hitomi is kidnapped and Van goes to her rescue, but after he saves her Dilandau attacks. (en)
  • The leopard women, Naria and Eriya, report to Folken while Dilandau is taken back to Zaibach by the sorcerers. Dryden leads the Crusade to the Mystic Valley while reading from a diary from Allen's father. It tells about his journey to the Mystic Valley and how he met Hitomi's grandmother years before. The Crusade reaches the Mystic Valley, but the Zaibach Forces are right behind. (en)
  • The Freid forces defending the capital sacrifice themselves so the Duke and the others can escape. They head to Fortuna Temple, where Duke Freid tells everyone how Freid possesses the power of Atlantis, which ended up causing the destruction of that nation a countless number of years before. Hitomi finds Van fiddling around with Escaflowne and he tells her he's going to become one with it. The battle culminates at the temple and Duke Freid is killed after deciding to hand the power over to Zaibach. As Chid presents Folken with the power, the Crusade flies away. However, something's wrong with Escaflowne. (en)
  • The war escalates and the allies begin to turn against each other. Van battles Dilandau and attempts to finish him off but is interrupted by Dilandau's soldier Jajuka, whose dying words cause Dilandau to revert to his original form of Allen's sister, Celena. Van prepares to kill Celena, but is interrupted by Allen claiming he will protect his sister. Hitomi manages to contact Van telepathically and ends the battle between the two. Van flies to where Hitomi is with his own wings. The feathers that fall from his wings causes the soldiers to regain their composure, ending the war. Dornkirk, upon seeing the love between Van and Hitomi shatter his machine, accepts the fact that fate can be changed and gives up on his plan, disappearing forever. As Gaea begins to rebuild after the war, Van sends Hitomi back to her world, telling her they will always be with each other through their minds. (en)
  • Hitomi goes with Van to meet Folken in the ruins of Fanelia. When they arrive, land dragons attack and Van tries to fight them. Folken saves Hitomi from a dragon, then confesses his motivations for defecting from Fanelia to Zaibach. Folken stops the dragons from attacking Van, and shows Van his wings, which have turned from white to pitch black, saying he wants to create a world without any war or conflict, but in a different manner than Emperor Dornkirk. (en)
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  • Arashi no yokan (en)
  • Akai unmei (en)
  • Aoki hitomi no ouji (en)
  • Eien no omoi (en)
  • Hane no kioku (en)
  • Himitsu no tobira (en)
  • Itsuwari no chigiri (en)
  • Karei naru kenshi (en)
  • Kiken na kizuato (en)
  • Koi no ōgonritsu sakusen (en)
  • Kono yo no hate (en)
  • Kuroki tsubasa no tenshi (en)
  • Kyōdai no kokuin (en)
  • Kōun no hansayō (en)
  • Maboroshi no tsuki no shōjo (en)
  • Mashō no bishōnen (en)
  • Michibikareshi mono (en)
  • Sakubou no miyako (en)
  • Shi no yogen (en)
  • Tenshi no mau hi (en)
  • Unmei no inryoku (en)
  • Unmei no sentaku (en)
  • Ushinawareta rakuen (en)
  • Yokisenu wakare (en)
  • Zettai kōun ken (en)
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  • Ryōta Yamaguchi
  • Hiroaki Kitajima (en)
  • Akihiko Inari (en)
  • Ryōta Yamaguchi (en)
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