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97EP 97The script requirement mandates that the output MUST be written in Latin, but the style note mandates Latin American Spanish. These instructions are mutually exclusive. Please clarify which language to use.
18 feb 2007Ginta and Dorothy head to Caldia and end up freeing Caldia's Grand Elder after Diana's attack. Meanwhile, Alviss, Jack, Snow, and Nanashi re-encounter Pano who was stealing food. When Garon and Leno end up with the same fate as Alan, they are attacked by King. Nanashi and Snow end up becoming his next victims. (Source: Wikipedia)
98EP 98The script requirement mandates that the output MUST be written in Latin. The source text is in English, and the requested output language is Spanish (Latin American). These constraints are mutually exclusive. Please provide a prompt that aligns the script requirement with the target language (e.g., "Output MUST be written in Spanish" or "Output MUST be written in Latin").
25 feb 2007After Nanashi and Snow's death, Ginta, Alviss, Dorothy, Ian, and Ash discover King's plan to take over Earth. When King attacks, Ash becomes his next victim. He leaves behind a mysterious ÄRM. (Source: Wikipedia)
99EP 99Alviss revela su verdadera identidad como Danna Toramizu antes de sacrificarse contra King.
4 mar 2007Alviss faces off against King and discovers that his identity is Danna Toramizu, Ginta's father and the one who helped save MÄR-Heaven six years ago. When Alviss was about to die in King's hands, he saw Rolan and Phantom, who encouraged him to stand up and fight, and so did Bell (although she did not know they were there). Alviss sacrificed himself by holding King down so that his ÄRM a Baoa Qu could activate and blow King (along with him) up. King escapes, but Alviss is severely wounded. Before dying, Alviss uses the last of his magical power to activate the ÄRM that Ash left behind. When Dorothy, Ginta, and Babbo leave to go to the stolen Caldian castle, Alviss thanks Bell and dies. (Source: Wikipedia)
100EP 100Ginta, Babbo y Dorothy persiguen a King hasta el Castillo Flotante Caldian robado tras la muerte de Alviss.
11 mar 2007After Alviss' death, Ginta, Babbo, and Dorothy head toward the stolen Caldian Floating Castle where King is hiding. Once there, Dorothy faces off against Diana. Once Diana is defeated and killed, King Danna-Orb arrives and kills her. (Source: Wikipedia)
101EP 101Ginta confronta a Danna-Orb tras descubrir que el alma de su padre reside en Babbo
18 mar 2007After Dorothy's death after the death of Diana, Ginta faces off against the Chess Piece King Danna-Orb. During battle, Ginta discovers that his father's soul was within Babbo all along while Caldia's Orb was in Danna's body. After Caldia's Orb is removed from Danna, Caldia's Orb takes on its true form and invades Earth. (Source: Wikipedia)
102EP 102Ginta battles the Orb in Tokyo, using Snow's spirit to restore peace and return home with Koyuki.
25 mar 2007With Caldia's Orb on Earth, Ginta takes Babbo's Gargoyle to Earth for the final battle. The two end up in Tokyo, where their battle eradicates the city and destroys a large part of the population. Snow's spirit, however, combines with Koyuki's to form one being, and by doing so removing the magical stone from Snow. Ginta uses the stone to create a more powerful Gargoyle that uses the hopes of MÄR-Heaven to defeat the Orb once and for all. With the Orb destroyed, peace brought to MÄR-Heaven, everyone who was killed by King revived, and Danna restored, Ginta returns to his own world with his father. At the very end, Ginta and Koyuki, who has fused into one being with Snow, walk home together at sunset. She clings to his arm and they both blush. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Preguntas frecuentes
- ¿Cuántos episodios tiene MÄR?
- MÄR tiene 102 episodios.
- ¿En qué año salió MÄR?
- MÄR salió en 2005.
- ¿Qué estudio produjo MÄR?
- MÄR fue producido por SynergySP.
- ¿Quién dirigió MÄR?
- MÄR fue dirigido por Keiichirou Kawaguchi.
- ¿MÄR ya terminó?
- Estado actual de MÄR: Finalizado.













