Synopsis
High school, archery club, and boys were the things that filled Juna’s daily life. But when an accident leaves her clinging tenuously between life and death, fate intervenes as she becomes the sole witness to scenes of Earth’s destruction along with humanity’s reckless pollution of the sky, the Earth, and water. It is here in which Juna is given a new chance at life and bestowed the powers of the Earth, a power she must wield in order to stop an evil bent on Earth’s destruction.

Video
The audio in Arjuna is great. The dialogue is very crisp and the music will have you searching the internet for the soundtrack to this anime. Throughout the anime, the voice cast does an excellent job in delivering their lines. The soundtrack was really designed for Dolby Digital Surround Sound 5.1. The sound affects sound generic for the most part.

Audio
The audio in Arjuna is great. The dialogue is very crisp and the music will have you searching the internet for the soundtrack to this anime. Throughout the anime, the voice cast does an excellent job in delivering their lines. The soundtrack was really designed for Dolby Digital Surround Sound 5.1. The sound affects sound generic for the most part.

Packaging
Arjuna comes in a classic black DVD case. The cover has a picture of Juna with a bow in her hands. I think that the cover is misleading because it makes the anime feel like a shoujou (girls anime) when it is defiantly not that. The back cover includes some pictures of the animation, a list of episodes, running time and a brief summary. There’s a fifteen-minute interview where they talk to two of the English actors from the show. Maggie Blue O’Hara and Brad Swaile. An Arjuna Dictionary is included which provides some extra little clarifications on parts of the show as well as the preview section. No questions asked this anime is worth the purchase.

Personal Opinion
ichi = one