Deimos no Hanayome: Ran no Kumikyoku (Bride of Deimos)

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Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Akuma no Hanayome: Ran no Kumikyoku, Bride of Deimos: The Orchid Suite

Japanese: 悪魔の花嫁蘭の組曲

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Information

Type: OVA

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Aug 31, 1988

Producers: Toei Video, Akita Shoten

Licensors: None found, add some

Studios: Madhouse

Source: Manga

Genres: Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Supernatural

Themes: Mythology, Psychological

Demographic: Shoujo

Duration: 32 min.

Rating: R - 17+ (violence & profanity)

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Score: 5.69¹ (scored by 2,803 users)

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Ranked: #11314²

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Popularity: #7634

Members: 7,110

Favorites: 20

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Synopsis

Trapped in a dark abyss, the once-beautiful Venus is rotting in her own despair. Unhappy with her fate, she calls on her twin brother Deimos to find her a new body.

Meanwhile, Minako Ifu is in a predicament, as her friend Hisamatsu has gone missing while searching for a master orchid grower. On her way to locate him, she encounters Deimos—who declares that she will become his bride and return to the underworld with him. Fleeing in disgust, Minako discovers the house her friend was pursuing and meets the endearing siblings Touko and Kaname Ooba.

However, the situation is not as it seems, and Minako quickly becomes entangled in a nefarious affair—all while being followed by the charming Deimos.

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Deimos

Main

Nozawa, Nachi
Japanese

Ifu, Minako

Main

Shou, Mayumi
Japanese

Ooba, Kaname

Main

Shiozawa, Kaneto
Japanese

Venus

Supporting

Fujita, Toshiko
Japanese

Hisamatsu

Supporting

Kusao, Takeshi
Japanese

Ooba, Touko

Supporting

Mutou, Reiko
Japanese

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Rintarou

Director

Kawajiri, Yoshiaki

Key Animation

Hamasaki, Hiroshi

Character Design, Animation Director, Key Animation

Koike, Takeshi

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Reviews

Jul 6, 2024

ccernunnos

Recommended

A beautifully made OVA that deserves to be remastered.
Although the storyline is definitely rushed, as one has to do when having to fit it into just 30 minutes, the art compensates greatly for it. Bride of Deimos has a magnificent art style, and even in 480p you get to see the glances and panels of how much potention this OVA has if it were to get remastered. With beautiful coloring, still-life scenes and scenery, you fully get to live in the world that this OVA portrays.
The characters are made with compassion; beautiful faces in both men and women; definitely a win for the bisexuals.

Nevertheless, it ...

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Oct 16, 2024

LuxuriousHeart

Mixed Feelings

The OVA looked nice and had some compelling characters. They were interesting and I was excited to see more. Unfortunately, it's just too short. Not enough was adapted, so you have these interesting characters and this interesting concept, but nothing was really done with it. We have the MC which is the hot girl that the guys want. We have the intriguing siblings in a mysterious house. Then we have the hot demon guy, who wants the MC, and he has great chemistry with her. It's a great potential romance, but once again, it was too short and ...

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Jun 14, 2022

Sapphireloid

Not Recommended

Perhaps it was dumb for me to watch this without the context of the manga, but I'm so used to being able to watch something without reading the manga that this just put me off, to be honest.

It feels like they tried to fit some sort of exposition in at the beginning of the OVA but I found myself quickly lost and bored. Some scenes cut so suddenly and weirdly that I became confused and had no idea what was happening anymore. While the mystery aspect of the plot is nice, there are various things and points I found myself laughing at in how ...