Alternate Title: Gin-iro no Kami no Agito (Japanese)
Age Rating: G - Definition
Year of Release: 
Running Time: 94 Minutes
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#121
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Agito lives in a world wracked by destruction - a malevolent dragon made from a living plant destroyed the planet many years ago. Since then, the forest has become hostile toward all of mankind. Agito’s village – Neutral – is the mediator between the aggressive woodland and Ragna, the militaristic nation seeking to destroy the forest. Agito and the rest of the villagers in Neutral believe that man can coexist peacefully with the forest. However, when the past and the present collide, he finds that all of his beliefs may be entirely misguided.
After a slight skirmish between Agito and the forest druids over a portion of water – a scarce commodity in Neutral – Agito descends into a cave and discovers a strange, shining machine. As he climbs onto it, a glass pod erupts from inside, exposing a sleeping girl. She introduces herself as Toola and Agito’s world is thrown into chaos.
Toola reveals that she is from the past. She wears a strange electronic necklace (also known as a Raban) around her neck, which allows her to communicate and perform a variety of other tasks. It is this Raban that draws the attention of Shunack, a powerful leader from the neighboring Ragna. He pursues her in an attempt to retrieve her Raban, with which he can activate the dreaded ESTOC (an “Environmental Defragmentation System”). Knowing that her father was the creator of ESTOC she follows Shunack willingly, wanting to show Agito how degenerate his world is. She knows that if she and Shunack can activate ESTOC, the program will return the world to its previous, intact state before the raging, genetically engineered plants destroyed it. But this is exactly what the forest fears.
Calling on Agito, the forest “enhances” him by genetically engineering him with the capability to draw on the power of the trees. Two strange sprites tell Agito that Toola must never activate ESTOC, for the program will destroy the world in order to rebuild it. When Agito and Shunack clash over the activation of ESTOC, it is up to Toola to decide – will she deactivate ESTOC and strand herself in this primitive, impoverished world? Or will she run the recreation program, trusting in her father’s research to save her and return her world to the way it was? And…will the forest be satisfied with her choice?
Plot by: wyvernwriter
Plot by: wyvernwriter
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