Crystal Jewels (TV Series)

Crystal Jewels (クリスタルジュエル) is a Japanese anime television series created by Maruko Jinko, and part of the Crystal Jewels franchise adapted from the video games from the same name. In Japan, it premiered on TyataTV in November 13, 1992, and is the third longest running anime series of all time, with  total broadcasted episodes. It was broadcasted on TyataTV in its regular 9:00 timeslot, and mainly the last show to air of the day. It would shift to 8:00 and 8:30pm depending on other shows.

The series have broadcasted in North America since April 2, 1993, with the first season airing in syndication, then Seasons 2 to 8 airing in YellTV. The new episodes moves to JunkCable for Season 9 until Season 28, while YellTV reairs the episodes in late night programming. From 2018, Crystal Jewels moved to AnimeCable to broadcast the Moon Blade episodes, but it was defunct after the Season 31 finale aired.

There are nine series in the franchise which was called "sagas", whereas they each are based on each generation. The series centers around Kouchu Misako, a main character, whose dream is to be Master Champion. The anime stars Kouchu and most of his companions, Shauna, Sakuro, Emma, Noah, Sarah, Steven, Arika, Alan, Mahuna, Shu, and Chaus. The Crystal Brawlers help save the Crystal World from the evilish deeds who are after the Crystal Balls. The characters are designed by Garuko Joshida, until the end of the Advanced Adventures arc. He was replaced by Hidoshi Shayama, who worked from the No Quitting!! saga to the Garnet and Turquoise saga. Kenichi Kato replaced him for the whole Moon Blade saga, before being replaced by Jin Koin, who worked on the designs for the Victor Stadium saga.

The series have spinoffs holds Crystal Jewels: Battle Adventures, Crystal Jewels Zenerations, Crystal Jewels Z Uranium and Neptunic Skies, Crystal Jewels Start!, and Go! Go! Super Battle!.

Crystal Jewels (first series)
The series starts with the Crystal Jewels series (1992-1996). In the main Crystal Jewels anime, Kouchu Misako, a 9-year-old center character, has a dream to become a Master Champion of the League, and is more determined than anyone else was. So Kouchu have met Marc on his dream, and he has refused to tell his name. Kouchu woke up and went to Shari’s lab, and have encountered Roaracryst. They haven’t quite got along until they have stopped Sakuro Himensho, another 9-year-old, who was forced to get the Crystal Balls to Grai, and the Furious Five. The Furious Five gang consists of Julia Denoku (Junidena in Japanese), Kathern Honika (Kachika in Japanese), Genuan George (Gorakun in Japanese), Hiyon Morki (Hiyono in Japanese), and Katie Moshika (Shatomisuka “Shata” in Japanese). While going to get the medals, Kouchu have met Shauna Genga (Shanji in Japanese), after stealing her CDs to get the Crystal Monster for their lunch. Later, after saving the Clevergreen Cave, Sakuro joined Kouchu on his quest.

Kouchu also met Shari’s assistant, Dustin Withness (Wakiwaki-san “Wakisan” in Japanese), and told Kouchu that he is able to earn medals. After Kouchu receives his first medal, he encountered his childhood rival, Marcy Kimensho (Shinsho in Japanese) and the trouble maker Marukas, who appears to be competitive to Kouchu. So Kouchu continues on with his journey, only to noticed Hunter Grai when he is saving Dragiono. Kouchu’s favorite hero, Garem is introduced, too. Later on, Kouchu, while he is signing up for the tournament, ran into his childhood best friend, Elliott Mitoa (Maeko in Japanese), who needs help with his registration. Later on, the Crystal Brawlers got the eight medals, and participates in the 50th League Tournament, where Kouchu was cheated on by the Marukas. Despite his depressions, he and his friends go to the Jarbon Islands to retrieve the Silver Key. Kouchu and his friends decided to get the Ultimate Key in the Dungeon Path. However, their attempt getting their lead to trouble by the Dungeon King and the Witch, only to be saved by Marc. The Dungeon King turned the whole world against the Crystal Brawlers, in order to get his revenge. Grai have released Devil J to destroy the entire world. The people looking for the brawlers are frozen afterwards. When Iccryst is weak from the fight, Kouchu have inserted the Silver Key into Iccryst and defeated Devil J and saved the world in peace.

Crystal Jewels: 3 Farko Arc (second series)
The story continues in Crystal Jewels Beyonds, or Crystal Jewels 3 Farko Arc in Japanese (1996-2000), and takes place after Kouchu’s 10th birthday, and the Crystal Brawlers, Kouchu, Shauna, and Sakuro make their way to the Farko region for another attempt after Kouchu was eliminated from the Jarbon League Cup. In the Farko region, Kouchu have received his robot version of himself called Kouchubot, and the Marukas and the Furious Five continues to cause chaos at greater lengths, and new villians are introduced, such as Darl. Also, the group of Mouselettes called “The Mighty Mouselettes” are introduced. Meanwhile, the brawlers decided to go to Maia Islands by taking the fury. Thanks to the whirlpool, the brawlers found themselves on Regor Islands to Vacate Islands. While figuring a way out back to Farko, the brawlers encounters the Furious Five, Marcy, and the Marukas, and they must work together in order to get out back in Farko.

Have been attacked by Hysenos and other Crystal Monsters in caves, mountains, and even dungeons, the brawlers also set a foot on a colder path. They went to space and to Z Planet and they have been stranded there until the rocket gets them back to the Islands.They went to Maia Islands and back to Farko, and they have finally met Shari after she was stuck in Jarbon for months. Later, Red Kouchu was born by Hunter Grai in order to take over Kouchu’s identitiy. The brawlers encountered Brendan and Amanda, two space-traveling siblings, and Shippa arrives to alter time. The brawlers, Brendan, and Amanda fought Shippa and defeated her with their Crystal Monsters. So he sent Red Kouchu to defeat the brawlers, but he is defeated instead. Then, the brawlers participated in the tournament, and ended up with Kouchu losing again in the Farko League Cup, and leaves to Jarbon.

Crystal Jewels: Advanced Adventures (third series)
The story arc, Crystal Jewels:Brawler’s Quest, or Crystal Jewels Advanced Adventures (2000-2004) takes place. Two years later, the brawlers, 12 years old, ended up going to the Orbon Region, upon meeting a new 9-year-old Crystal Brawler Emma Gorajin (Hirodana in Japanese). Wanting to become a Crystal Brawler like Kouchu and his friends, Emma decides to join Kouchu and his friends on his adventures, where they are again followed by Marcy, the Marukas, and the Furious Five. The brawlers also met the Police League of young boys, Stephen “Sidekick Boy” Jones (Shun in Japanese), Bob (Bukirasisi “Bukiri” in Japanese), and Franklin "Crystal Dude" Yanderson (Mashimashi Tonī “Toni” in Japanese), three 12 year old Crystal Brawlers. While on their journey to collect the eight medals again, Kouchu have met Rickson,a mean medal holder who threaten to take his identity and destroy his life, the Plazma Five, another evil organization, and the Masks, the evil beings that is after Sakuro, plus the Galaxy Five, and the birth of Roaracryst Jr.

The brawlers encounters agents Arthur Light (Amorikun “Amokun” in Japanese), Garcia Coni (Nakanini “Kani” in Japanese), and Elizabeth Yorki (Shashi in Japanese). The brawlers faced the Galaxy Five, the new evil organization, and the H.E.R (Hostage Ending Revenge), and they captured their friends, and the brawlers, Kouchu, Shauna, Sakuro, and Emma, saves them from the H.E.R, and upon Elliott’s coming out story to Kouchu. The time that they have entered the Orbon League tournament is before that Devil J comes to the Crystal World thanks to the success of Hunter Grai to destroy the world again. Iccryst was chained to space by Devil J, but with Emma, the brawlers team up with foes and friends, to defeat Devil J to lock him up again in the otherworld. Emma then competes in her contest, and won a ribbon, Kouchu breaks up with Danielle when she is leaving to another place, and then the brawlers returned to Jarbon again.

Crystal Jewels: No Quitting!! (fourth series)
The Crystal Jewels Next Quest, or Crystal Jewels No Quitting!! (2004-2008), taking place three years later in the story, Kouchu and his friends, went to the Oregon Region, and met two brawler siblings Noah (Shinoshan “Shino” in Japanese), and Sarah Kimesha (Kimesha-san in Japanese). Marcy, the Marukas, and the Furious Five are behind them, too, also the Galaxy Five and Hunter Knives are behind Hunter Grai’s service. Sidekick Boy have a falling out with Emma, and Marcy finds out that her Marukas are evil. So the Marukas ended up permanently brainwashing Marcy Kimensho, and she became evil, too, and decided to destroy Kouchu’s life, and joined Hunter Grai’s and Maruka’s force. Kouchu then notices Marcy’s change and have decided to do something about it.

Even Marcy’s parents are concerned about her antagonism, and joined force between the Furious Five, the Marukas, and the Plazma Five forces, and threatens to take over the world with the Furious Five. Meanwhile, the brawlers participated in the Crystal Jewels Summer Camp program and Kouchu and Iriah falls for each other. While Summer Camp ends, Kouchu and Iriah separates. The Plazma Five begins to strike on the Galaxy Five, and the Galaxy Five begins to fight back against the Plazma Five. Meanwhile, Devil J was released again, and the Furious Five have successfully collected all the Crystal Balls in the Oregon region again the brawlers failed. After knowing that Devil J came out to destroy the world again, the brawlers send him back in the underworld. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Five turns Roaracryst against Kouchu and his friends, and making the Crystal Monsters revolt. The Crystal Monsters snaps out of the Galaxy Five’s control and defeated them. After they rescued Roaracryst, Kouchu and his friends compete in the Oregon World Tournament, and Emma and Sarah also competed in the Beauty Cup. While so, Kouchu met Dan, and went to Dandfordon with him.

Crystal Jewels: Mega Companions (fifth series)
The Crystal Jewels Metal Consions, or Crystal Jewels Mega Companions (2008-2012), taking place two years later in the story, the series continues when Kouchu and Dan lands in the Dandfordon region, and met Steven Jakoshu (Akungigi “Akun” in Japanese), and he decides to join Kouchu on the quest to gain the eight medals. While the other brawlers meet in the Dandfordon region, including the agents and the police league member brawlers, the Furious Five and Marcy, and her Marukas continues to follow them for the Crystal Balls, and Stevem attempts to catch up with the brawlers, while they are fighting the Crystal Monsters. However, his attempt to catch up with them isn’t determinating. The Plazma Five and the Galaxy Five also got expelled, too. Kouchu and his friends participate in another league tournament, and Kouchu have lost once again. When the Furious Five have successfully gathered the Crystal Balls for Hunter Grai, he has released Devil J to the world for the fourth time. The brawlers, along with Steven, who still catches up to Kouchu, must stop Devil J for destroying all humanity and the world. While the Marukas, Marcy, and the Furious Five joins the war, Devil J makes the Crystal World vanish into another galaxy, and the brawlers must undo what Devil J did before their existence is erased. After defeating Devil J again, the brawlers brought back the entire world to the universe and celebrated victory, and the brawlers went to their homes.

Crystal Jewels: Super! Of Life! (sixth series)
The story continues in the Crystal Jewels:Souls of Legends, or Crystal Jewels Super! Of Life! In Japanese (2012-2015), when the brawlers arrives in Daro two years later, and met Daisy Maisy (Daishi in Japanese). Marcy, the Furious Five, and the Marukas have followed them again in the Crystal World in the Daro region. Things start to turn into a new leaf, when Hunter Grai follows the Furious Five, and Kouchu and Bella Oroku find love for each other when Bella saves Kouchu from the fired Galaxy Five. Iccryst gave Kouchu the task into finding the four stones in order to unlock his hidden power, so Kouchu have looked for them, and went through trouble keeping them, with the fourth stone out of control and cracked into pieces, the brawlers ended up finding the shards into the stone. Kouchu and his friends participates in the Daro Tournament and ended with Kouchu losing his chance to become the champion again. The Furious Five succeeded again by summoning Devil J back to the Crystal World to attempt to destroy the Crystal World except for themselves. Kouchu and Sakuro’s souls are taken away by Devil J to update Koukurobot, and the brawlers must find a way to get their souls back together. While Mouselette is strong enough to defeat Devil J, Kouchu and Sakuro got their souls back thanks to Asuka and J, Grai’s reincarnated dead brother. After Devil J vanished back in “hell”, Kouchu competes in the Stone of Life tournament and won all the stones, and decided to sail to the Natalie region.

Part I
The story continues in the Crystal Jewels Garnet and Turquoise arc (2015-2017), when the brawlers are going to the Natalie region. On their way there, there is a storm and someone kidnaps the captain. Then, they have met Asuna, and Kouchu have befriended a Noroth (based on ChoCho). The brawlers ended up going to Devil J’s dimension to see what is going on. Also, the Furious Five, Marcy, and the Marukas have followed them again in the Natalie region to cause more trouble. Aroku and Asuna are introduced in the story as well, and the Marukas, and Marcy, turns more maleficent than they have ever been before, and plots to destroy Kouchu’s life. Their target focuses on Kouchu. The Cheetah Girls, the human-child-like minions Marcy created, and Puppet Sakuro, a puppet version of Sakuro are introduced as well. Puppet Sakuro makes Sakuro and Julia marry, so Kouchu and his friends stop the wedding. The new character, Garnet (Garuno in Japanese), whose cousin, Turquoise (Turuquoisu in Japanese) was kidnapped by Marcy, fell in love with Emma, only to be Sidekick Boy’s love rival. Alan (Nachiro in Japanese), Mahuna (Ashungina in Japanese), Tetsu, and Alica (Arika in Japanese) are introduced in the storyline. Kouchu have also met Ichigo Musaki in the forest, and the two fell in love after saving each other, and saving Ichigo from Red Kouchu. During the series, Kouchu have regressed his brawling skills and is far behind again. The brawlers found themselves in IXL world, thanks to Marcy, and prevented the Devil from the islands, and Kouchu enrolls in the CrystalTech Class of Enfication (CTCE). The Natalie Tournament is in hand, and which Kouchu once again loses his title.

Part II
In the GT Island Adventures arc (2017-2018), three famous swimming Gemu brothers, Ruby (Rubi in Japanese), Emerald (Emerarudo “Emero” in Japanese), and Topaz (Topazu in Japanese), lead the brawlers to the Orb Islands. So, the brawlers went to the Orb Islands and befriended Amethyst, who’ve helped them calmed down Twogarnetism and Twoturquoism. The Orb Five sets the traps for the brawlers to step in, and they have ended up facing Tyro and Twogarquoisthystarcc (Twogastarcc), which combined all three legends and in their second form. While Tyro unlocks the vaccum portal of death, he forced Kouchu to give him his Rottobigin. When Kouchu have refused to do so, it’s card got exposed, and Kouchu went to the Fusion Dimension to gain the strength back and defeat Tyro. While Tetsu and Alica get married, and Alan and Mahuna becomes brawlers, the brawlers go back to their homes for a long rest.

Crystal Jewels: Moon Blade (eighth series)
Crystal Jewels Moon Blade arc (2018-) starts the story a year later, and Kouchu and his friends go to the Moona region and met Shu, the researcher of the Moona region. They have encountered the new organization, the Sun Five, and the brawlers defeated them. Now, the Furious Five, Marcy, Marukas, and the Cheetah Girls followed them to the Moona region for the Crystal Balls. They have also met the Nishida siblings, Asobi, Renora, Rinata, Rian, Paruno, Isabea, Bio, and Eatario Nishida. Famous Taroku, and Musician U have also been introduced. Later in the story, a freaky alien from space called Groan arrives in the Crystal World to scare everyone. But he becomes friendly enough is to help Kouchu with overcoming Z, a new villian. While Kouchu is unconscious, he finds himself in Iccryst Land and to find the moons. Kouchu then escapes from the planet and reunite with his old friends again. The brawlers faces problems on IMPlanet and tries to defeat the evil spirits of the slavery and escaping them as they are fighting and tries to return to Moona, but Alien Groan dissappears.

Later, the heroes were hunted person out of the Crystal World with the Universe machine to the Sun Islands, wherever the aggressive teacher forces them to become the Sun Stadium Crew to save lots of Moona people. Kouchu and co. realized that the people in Sun Islands are chasing them, too, so they went to New Sunland, but in order to retrieve all the Moon Rings scattered over the galaxy, the brawlers have to overcome the masters. When the brawlers found out that Z is behind all of this, they decided to train to defeat him, while Kouchu enters himself and Roaracryst as members of the Web Warriors. The heroes were chased out of the Crystal World to the Sun Islands, and chased again to New Sunland, only to discover their world is ruined. To bring back population, they fought guardians of the Moon Rings. But they realized it was a trick set by Z. Elliott found love to Topaz, Ruby and Emerald's brother, and Kouchu joined Web Warriors to prove intelligence. Flamene returned to change, and the brawlers left Kouchu and entered the sunline. Once entered the sunline, Kouchu will find Hishio.

Crystal Jewels: Victor Stadium (ninth series)
After the events from the previous season, Kouchu is feeling better from the impact. However, he learned that his long lost brother, Hishio, is still around in the Crystal World. Kouchu and Roaracryst met with Jarbon's Great Young Traveler, Chaus, who decided to help Kouchu search for Hishio so that he could challenge him. Kouchu, Chaus, and Sakuro set out far and wide in search of not only Kouchu's brother, but also a mysterious Crystal Master.

As they journey through the Daro region, they encounter new friends and foes, including the Daro region's Gym Leaders and their powerful Pokemon. Along the way, they learn more about the history of the region and the ancient Crystal Masters who once protected it. Kouchu and his friends also encounter the enigmatic Crystal Guardian, who seems to be keeping a watchful eye on them.

As they continue their search, Kouchu and his companions travel to other regions, including the Lava region and the Icy region. They face many challenges and battles, and Kouchu even discovers a new form for Roaracryst. Along the way, Kouchu learns more about his own powers and abilities, and starts to uncover the truth about his family's past.

Meanwhile, a new organization called the Shadow League has emerged, and they seem to be plotting something sinister. Kouchu and his friends must not only find Hishio and the Crystal Master, but also stop the Shadow League from carrying out their plans.

As the saga continues, Kouchu and his companions will face even greater challenges and dangers, as they get ever closer to uncovering the truth about the Crystal World and their own destinies.

Characters
Crystal Jewels, a long running anime series itself, have a majority of characters that came from the video games and are original. Kouchu Misako is the lead character of the anime series since he was 9-years-old (now 20). He went to Professor Shari and met Roaracryst (Roakijushiku) and ended up traveling with him after he helped him grab the Crystal Balls from Sakuro Himensho (same age as Kouchu), and the Furious Five, it's members, Julia Denoku (Junidena), Kathern Honika (Kachika), Genuan George (Gorakun), Hiyon Morki (Hiyono), and Katie Moshika (Shatomishuka). These five member's long-term mission was to collect all the Crystal Balls in order to give them to their boss, Hunter Grai, so he could summon his own father, Devil J, a demon from the underworld. Even though Kouchu and Roaracryst dealt with the Furious Five in the very first episode, they kept on dealing with them over the years.

Kouchu and Roaracryst continues their journey and met Shauna Genga (Shanji), and ends up joining them once Kouchu lies to her about fixing her broken CD. Sakuro Hinensho later joins the group. Before getting the first medal, he was assisted by Dustin Witness (Wakisan), Shari's coworker. Kouchu also reunite with his rival, Marcy Kimensho (Shinsho), who brags that she's always one step ahead of him. She became an antagonist in the No Quitting!! series. Later, Kouchu also reunites with his best friend, Elliott Mitoa (Maeko), and he came out as homosexual in Season 12 of the anime. Danielle Yukona, was Kouchu's first crush, as Sally (Sariri) is Sakuro's and Eric (Kashiko) is Shauna's. Garem, was introduced in the first series, as a superhero Later in the first saga, Tina, a time explorer, was introduced as a recurring character. Later in the series, The Mighty Mouselettes (red, blue, green, and yellow headbands), Daryll, a youngest antagonist, Kouchubot, and Shari's husband was introduced in 3 Farko Arc, also a new villain named Red Kouchu, an evil counterpart of Kouchu, created by Hunter Grai. In Advanced Adventure, several new characters appeared in the series: Emma Gorajin (Hirodana), who joined Kouchu, Shauna and Sakuro, and the police officers, Sidekick Boy (Shun), Bob Kaguna (Bukirasisi), and Franklin "Crystal Dude" Yanderson (Mashimashi Toni). The agents, Arthur Light (Amorikun), Elizabeth Yorki (Shashi), and Garica Coni (Nakanini). H.E.R (Hostage Ender Revenge), and the Galaxy Five, as Blizz the leader, appeared in as well.

Later, Noah and Sarah Kimesha (Shinoshan and Kimeka-san), two siblings were introduced in the story and joined Kouchu, while Hunter Knives, Hunter Grai's Eviler brother appears as well, and Iriah Amora (Irishi), Kouchu's second crush, and his best friend, Dan Misoro. Later more, Steven Jakoshu (Akungigi), a youngest member of Kouchu's group. Daisy (Daisi) was introduced in the Super! Of Life! saga, and also Bella Oroku (Beruko). Later, the regular Jin and Asuka were introduced at the end of the saga. In Garnet and Turquoise, more new characters come. Akura, joins Kouchu, so does Alan and Mahuna Pururu (Nachiro and Ashungina). Garnet and Turquoise were introduced in the story, and Garnet grew fond of Emma as she did the same. Aroku, Kouchu's new rival, and Asuna, his sister, The Cheetah Girls, Cheetah, and Ichigo Musaki, Kouchu's current love interest, also Amethyst,, the swimmers Ruby, Topaz (who is in relationship with Elliott in Moon Blade), and Emerald Gemu and bad guy Tyro, were introduced in the Garnet and Turquoise saga. In Moon Blade, Shu, a researcher, joins Kouchu, U is the musician, Taroku is the movie star, and Musashi, a former Moona Champion beaten by Kouchu. The Nishida siblings, Roan, Paruno, Renora, Rinata, Rian, Isabea, Bio, and Eatario, appears as well, so does aggressive eacher Tashigo and Kazamo, Elliott's best friend, also homosexual.

Main Crystal Brawlers cast

 * Main article: List of Crystal Jewels anime characters

Setting

 * Main article:Crystal Universe

There are eight regions in the Crystal World as of 2018, and all of the eight regions are based on the Japan locations. Although, in the spin-off games, there is several regions that aren't part of the games. In the anime series, like Jarbon Islands and Vacate Islands, there are several locations that weren't part of the games. Even though it looks like the earth where we live in, it has the same constructure. However, there is a difference between the Crystal World and the Earth. The only difference is the date and time of the Crystal World. So as in example, if it is 2020, it would be 1020. Each of the region contains towns, caves, cities, forests, and dungeons which the player have to overcome to become the Crystal Brawler.

At these different type of locations, the brawler can find many Crystal Monsters of different kinds, humans, and locations. Looking like the earth, the Crystal World is inhabitated by the Crystal Monsters created by the god named Iccryst. However, there is also a dimension travel between the Crystal World and alternate dimensions. There are some locations that doesn't exist in the video games. For an example, an original saga takes entirely into the Jarbon Islands, south of the Jarbon region. However, in the games, they are countries, while in the anime, they seem to be some kind of small continents with unknown countries because the anime world expands completely from the video games. The Vacate Islands and Too Islands are north from Farko, and the Orb Islands are south from Natalie, and the Sunland is west from Moona.

Episodes

 * Main article: List of Crystal Jewels episodes

The current series being brocasted is Crystal Jewels Moon Blade, so there is no confirmation when Season 32 is gonna air in the United States.

Films

 * Main article:List of Crystal Jewels Films

With the addition to the Crystal Jewels anime series, as of 2019, there are 30 films in the Crystal Jewels franchise and the main anime series. These films take place in the Crystal Jewels anime timeline, with an exception of Crystal Jewels the movie - 25th the movie, Crystal Jewels the movie - Dysenoid, and Crystal Jewels the movie - 30,000! Shuriken of the Fallen Light!, all taking place in the alternative timeline. The films in Japan were produced by Roarastudios and MarukaFilms, while it is succeeded by CrystalWorld Films the studios held in the Crystal Jewels Company since 1993 in Japan, and was produced by Miramax and 20th Century Films since 1994. The latest film going to be released is "Crystal Jewels: Roaracryst" in 2021.

Development
After there are Crystal Jewels video games and three first Crystal Jewels manga, Saiwai Wada, a creator of the original Crystal Jewels manga wanted an anime series. When he asked Jinko to create an anime series, Jinko accepted that offer. When Jinko wanted to make an anime series, Nihora Asuka, director of Super Ninja, said to him that he would work on the adaption of the manga, however, Jinko refuses that offer because he decided to make one of his own original episodes, the show that was completely original from the manga series. Jinko planned new characters, even some that doesn't exist in the video games. In his interview, Jinko revealed that the pilot of the episode was in production in late 1991. Therefore, the pilot was planned to be released in December 1991. However, the pilot was put aside because the company was on low budget. However, Jinko decided to work on the other series instead. The series, Crystal Jewels! Adventures of Crystal Monsters! aired in December 1991 on TyataTV.

The pilot was still put aside when The Adventures of Crystal Monsters! appears in the 1991-92 TyataTV lineup. Until May 1992, the preceded series ran about 13 episodes in 6 minutes. After its run, Jinko planned another Crystal Jewels series. Therefore, the pilot was put back in production. After working on Crystal Jewels: Adventures of Crystal Monsters, the main series' predecessor, Maruko Jinko wanted another anime series based on the video game, including a human character as a protagonist. However, back in mind, Jinko thought that he would create another series based on the manga series, Crystal Jewels. However, since he decided to make it appeal to younger audiences than the ones for the manga, Jinko decided to create the anime in it's original storyline. It was Kouchu, in a different design from his game counterpart. Jinko states that he didn't want the anime based on the manga because the game is already appropriate for kids, it would be well for the anime to suit appropriate viewers as well. The series was called "Crystal Jewels", with no subtitles.

The designer, Garuko Joshida, started to design characters. He designed the character Kouchu Misako. The pilot episode was finished, along with the first 12 episodes right before the airing of Crystal Jewels. First of all, Jinko planned to run the series for order of 52 episodes from 1992 through 1993. However, it was popular enough to exceed its run. Jinko decided to change the main character to suit his protagonist side for most of the show's appropriateness and it's maturity. Around July or August 1992, he announced the new anime in it's preview. Crystal Jewels premiered on November 13, 1992. The series is targeted towards boys and girls, within the age range from 9 to 13 (11-15 in the Japanese version, since the English version was edited by Saban Entertainment/Crystal Jewels Team to make it appeal to younger audiences). After the first 240 episodes, the series was named with a subtitle, "Crystal Jewels 3 Farko Arc" (Crystal Jewels Beyonds). Every 240 episodes starts a new saga of the anime series, with a new subtitle. However, in 2004, Joshida was replaced by Hidoshi Shayama because he was too sick to continue designing the characters. When he got cured, he stopped designing the characters and went on a long hiatus.

Writing
Many writers have taken over to write the Crystal Jewels series. First, the series was first written by Asuko Amanda from the first 240 episodes. He was the most notable writer of the Crystal Jewels series, as well as being the scriptwriting director. Amanda puts all of his writing directory into complete creativity. He was known for writing the blurb of the series in each of the beginning of the episode. He stated that the blurb was inspired by the video games' theme of its plot points, and fits well into the topic. Amanda's blurb was originally a poem, however, it was a free formed blurb used in the beginning of each episode. Asuko Amanda stated that he have added some dialogue to go along with the value of what's happening to the story. Amanda have stated that she have used many of the dialogue to support the character traits of people in the anime. For an example, she gave Hiyon "serious, dark" dialogue, and the Marukas "pesty, but cute" dialogue.

Describing them, Amanda gave characters the way to talk to people, and the way how they talk to others. In the Advanced Adventures series, Amanda stated that Elliott's coming out scene was difficult and "traumatic" to write. "I couldn't feel any more sorry for the character", and Kouchu's sad breakup with Danielle and have originally predicted that they would be married in the future. Asuko Amanda left writing in 2004 after Advanced Adventure series. During Amanda's time as a writer, the series was mostly lighthearted, and becomes darker in later episodes. Amanda was replaced in 2004 by Rachika Kangi.

Kangi write the darker episodes, like when Marcy came through change into her own role as a antagonist, who would also collect the Crystal Balls with the Furious Five. " The moment was dramatic. Marcy wouldn't be an antagonist if she stayed as a Crystal Brawler. However, she done bad things over the years, and I think it is time to take her evil side to the next level. If she would listen to the Marukas, then she would've have been a bad time in the first place". Kangi have stated that Marcy is his favourite antagonist, when she decided to focus on getting it on with Kouchu towards torturing and fighting. Kangi have once stated that Crystal Jewels used to have a lot of emotional moments. Kangi was replaced by Garuko China during Super! Of Life! saga.

While writing the series, Maruko China have once stated that the Garnet and Turquoise saga was the darkest to write because of how cruel the antagonists are. China have once suggested that the series would get a good tone of the scene because it would really fit her dialogue style. China also stated that Souls of Legends was her favorite story arc because the suspense at the end and Kouchu's victory ever at the Stone of Life have old the history of the anime. However, during Moon Blade, she was replaced by Kitiro Asai (yaoi writer) during the Moon Blade saga. Asai states that working to Crystal Jewels would be great because he thought that Elliott Mitoa deserves love, like someone being with him when he's down or upset. While China was replaced, she revealed that she was working on the upcoming g Roaracryst movie, releasing in the franchise's 30th anniversary. She stated "Hey, for once. I will use the techniques that I've been using to support the many values of the story, and thus would be spending some time on it" China, who writes Crystal Jewels would brainstorm all different kinds of dialogues.

Animation
Garuka Joshida accepted the shows offer after they need a good artist that could draw Crystal Monsters well. Joshida's animations were different from the main series because of the character details. The series was initially animated in cels. It took about 124 different animators to animate one to three different episodes. For the first three seasons, the series was designed at the KyotoHigh Studios. The characters were designed by Garuko Joshida for the first 720 episodes. He stated that his designs have changed over the years while designing the characters and the Crystal Monsters, as his designs are improving itself. Joshida have made some changes to his design. In 3 Farko Arc, Garuko Joshida increases the characters' irises, as so in Advanced Adventure saga.

While so, the series switched to digital animation in 2003 in "Revealable Map" the 673rd (672nd in the United States). While the first animation ever was switched to digital in 1998 "Mirage of Thunderai", and the 11th ending was the first to digital, and the 16th opening was also the first to digital animation. The last movie to use hand drawn animation was Crystal Jewels: Time. Garuko Joshida planned to continue to design the characters in Crystal Jewels in 2004. However, he was so sick that he couldn't design any more of the characters. So he was replaced by Hidoshi Shayama so he could design more characters. The irises looked so different and Shayama did well on designing the Crystal Monsters and the characters. Shayama's design represents the new generation of the series within its big change. Shayama have changed the eye design in Moon Blade, making the eyes smaller from each other. It took 150 animators to animate Crystal Jewels over the years. The show went to high definition at the 1,121st episode in 2011, then moved to 4k definition at the beginning of Victor Stadium.

Themes
Crystal Jewels series shows that it centers on protagonists who are true heroes who always saves their beloved Crystal World. The characters uses their powers to help others, and the situations works best with some positivity of teamwork. The series had has a main theme of good vs. evil. For instance, the brawlers work positively on a regular basis whenever there is havoc in the Crystal World. The situation is dealt with Marcy Kimensho stepping into the darker side in the No Quitting series, and saw what it was like in the evil side. The theme of good vs. evil is inspired by other kids shows and anime that the creators of the show saw that inspired them to show some of the side themes. The best example for the theme was in the battle between Kouchu and Marcy. The shows shows difference between fantasy and reality, also worldbuilding, shown with a lot of characters in the series, representing different worlds and dimensions, enhancement of technology, and foreshadowing premises.

Teamwork is also the theme of the series because it shows that the more teamwork demonstrated, the better the plan would work. The views and the lessons features acceptance, and positivity amongst the characteristics of the main character. Issues dealing with lost and rejection could get talked through within respect of words, where they learned how to use them when expressing their feelings. The show also holds LGBT themes throughout the show, since "The Dancer's Life" (banned from the United States for its content), making Elliott Mitoa, a gay icon of the Crystal Jewels series, and one of the recognisable LGBT characters in the community. Following through Moon Blade, Crystal Jewels goes deeper in it's theme, as it represents the first couple Elliott and Topaz.

Music

 * Main article: List of Crystal Jewels theme songs

Crystal Jewels uses 58 openings and 78 endings in the series. It also uses 29 theme songs in English. It's most memorable one, Every Crystal Has a Power, used as a opening from Season 1 through Season 3 Episode 19.

The scene starts with the Crystal Balls flying to space, then they glow and shoot at the sky. Then, Kouchu rides Iccryst, and Roaracryst appears as well. The scene switched to Plantmore, Mouselette, then Ninecoat attacking, then features Roaracryst fighting off his clone, and then the Marukas holding the remote on its hand, laughing. Then, the scene goes to Roaracryst and other Crystal Monsters running to the left. The electric sparks came from the sky, aiming at Iccryst, giving him power. Roaracryst and Kouchu also run away from the big Fossolant King, but Roaracryst stayed to fight it off (in the second version, Kouchu throws the Power Stone to give Roaracryst his Power State).

A quick scene switched to Marc talking to Kouchu, then Kouchu holds the Crystal Ball. The scene then shows Kouchu throwing the Crystal Ball, and switches to Roaracryst charging its powers. The scene switched to Roaracryst vs. Roaracryst, Squishing vs. Rocker, and Roaracryst vs. Maruka. The scene also shows Kouchu saving Roaracryst from falling, then shows the scene where the stone glowed, also showing the Furious Five and the Crystal Balls. The scene went to Mouselette vs. the prankster, Plantmore vs. Fossolant, and Ninecoat vs. Gastuon. The next scene shows Shauna and Sakuro cheering with the Crystal Monsters while Kouchu hugs Roaracryst. It then shows Kouchu and Roaracryst looking at the sun, then shows Roaracryst running to attack. The next scene shows that the camera scrolls over from Dinomate to Marc. Then features the brawlers running before the logo.

The music in the original Japanese broadcast is different than the English dub. The Japanese version of the anime series uses tone to describe what's happening. Timanda Garino have composed the Crystal Jewels music until the end of the 3 Farko Arc, replaced by Uchinda Rai for the whole Advanced Adventure saga. Then he was replaced by Darka Onto, who composed music for Crystal Jewels longer than the previous composers. Kaiba Ashiba took his place in Garnet and Turquoise, but was replaced by Ohira Takeshi in 2019. Daigo Kaiga did the openings from 1992 to 2004, Kaino Kadiko did the openings from 2004 through 2012, Asuta Ono did some openings from 2012 through 2019, and Ohira Takeshi did the openings since 2019.

Broadcast
The anime series was pitched in late 1991 by TyataTV and its broadcast It's predecessor, and since November 13, 1992, Crystal Jewels was broadcatsed on TyataTV at Friday evenings (more than one episode can be aired some Fridays). More than one episodes can be aired on Friday, and can take over other timeslots and move them to either Thursday or Saturday. Crystal Jewels was also broadcasted by syndication throughout the rest of Japan's broadcaster's (TensutuTV, Japantvworks, Hyoko Network Havens, TVPorium), and other Japanese cable networks that are broadcasted in private cable. Productions held in this series are Netorama Productions, TaiyaX (formerly TaiyaEsukaNetwork), and Jotohub. From it's 1992 premier to September 1999, the anime airs every Friday at 9:00pm in Japan. From 1999 through late 2000, Crystal Jewels takes up the time slot from 8:30pm to 9:30 pm. In 2000, Crystal Jewels began broadcasting in 8:30pm, with it's original time slot taken by it's spinoff.

By January 2003, Crystal Jewels switched to earlier broadcasting by 8:00pm since the cancellation of another anime. It broadcast in 9:00pm again in May 2005 after the cancellation of Crystal Jewels's spinoff which took up its original time slot.It was moved to 8:30 again after the premier of Hierolips in April 2006, then moved to 8:00pm that October. In September 2012, Crystal Jewels moved back to 8:30pm for the third time, after BigBangBoom. In September 2017, Crystal Jewels merged 8:30 and 9:30, taking up the timeslot again. Currently, since April 2019, Crystal Jewels went back to air on 9:00pm evenings. The show's default timeslot was 9:00pm. The show also aired on TyataTVTsū!, with reairing some old episodes. The episodes, however, always air on SubHubTV, a subtitle version of TyataTV for other shows as well. The subtitle versions can also be found online on Crystal Jewels TV. com.

One of the longest running anime series ever aired, Crystal Jewels have aired it's 1,000th episode around 2009 in the Mega Companions! series, then aired it's 2,000th episode in November 13, 2022 in the Victor Stadium series, not only celebrating the milestone but also the anime's 30th anniversary.

Originally, TyataTV have about ¥4,000,000 budget of the show from its premier to 2008. Then it was changed to ¥6,000,000 a year. Twice more than ChoCho in its original series. Making it the second best show on TyataTV, Crystal Jewels has a total of over 18 million viewers worldwide, including its alternative broadcasters. Sano Ukuto once stated that the show was a representation and one of the good anime series with suspense and action. However, others have thought that the show wasn't good for it's moral values. The series has a total of ¥7 million total as of January 15, 2020. The main series was accountable for the TyataTV business, and has its own spinoff with Shogumon in 2001, X-Tam in 2020, and Super Ninja. Some of the characters appear in the Go! Go! Super Battle! anime, and the show has many spinoffs, like Battle Adventures, Z Uranium and Neptunic Skies, and Zenerations, and Start.

Sexuality
Since the episode, The Dancer's Life, the show reveals a gay character, Elliott Mitoa, coming out in the episode. Jinko thought it would be valuable if he include some LGBT content in the show, much more constantly in the Moon Blade episode, '"Maeko Wants Love", and introduces a gay couple in the series, Elliott and Topaz, which they topped Kouchu and Ichigo in "Top 10 Crystal Jewels couples" in 2020. IMM stated that in the games, he liked the player Kouchu. Along with other LGBTQ Crystal Jewels characters, Wenda, an lesbian, Satoru, a bi, Ramona, a transgender, and and Camillia, a pansexual, Elliott's sexuality have been a major censorship of the franchise. In "Our Pride", Elliott is the example of an homosexual character when describing many people being bullied because of their sexuality. Jinko suggested that his lack of understanding of his sexuality comes from his young age.

English broadcasting
When the series started its broadcast in the United States, which is in April 2, 1993, it was licensed by Saban Entertainment, produced by its production and the first season was syndicated by The Summit Media Group. The show was syndicated until being moved to the YellTV in 1994, beginning with it's second season until the eighth season. Since then, SoupNet began airing reruns of the series at late night blocks on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 3:00 AM (which have ended in 2018).

American channel JunkTV aired the series with reruns of Seasons 1 through 8 (from 1997 to 2001), and began airing premiers of the Brawler's Quest episodes in June of 2001. In the thirteenth season, after the branding went defunct, Crystal Jewels's production was taken over by The Crystal Jewels Team and TAJ Productions. While the series is airing new episodes on JunkCable, ToonerBOMB began airing reruns of the series in 2005 until 2018, by Seasons 1 through 20. Since then, the Moon Blade anime series and repeats of the series and movies air on AnimeCable and the network's app has most seasons. After the Season 31 finale aired in May of 2020, AnimeCable has been defunct, and the dub was put to halt. It is unknown when the anime will be dubbed again, and whether it will pick up where Season 32 begins, or will Victor Stadium be dubbed.

The series was dubbed in Canada in 1995, but only 52 episodes have been released because the dub was canceled for unknown reasons. The series was then redubbed in Canada by the Indigo Dub in the late 1997, however, it was closed in the late 2000 after the dub contains some controversy, but only completed the Original Series. Then, the series was once again redubbed by Dubhub in 2003, and it stopped after 26 episodes while it continues in Australia. The series has again redubbed in 2006 by Funimation and have ended in 2017 when the company went bankrupt. Meanwhile, while the unreleased dub have been made, the Southeast Asian dub have ran since 2003. During the English localization in the license of Saban Entertainment and Crystal Jewels Team, many characters' names changed, and some are left unchanged because of English-name converting issues. From the Japanese, blood was removed from fighting scenes, variety of brief nudity was also censored, and use of weapons that could be repulsive to content is also digitally censored. While the Demodub, IndigoDub, Dubhub, and Funimation licenses shows uncensored content, aimed for older audiences as the Japanese version, but unaired on television and aired online.

Censorships

 * Main article:Crystal Jewels episodes removed from rotation

Crystal Jewels went to the North American airwaves with numerous of changes. It is aimed towards kids from ages 10 to 14. However, there would be too much blood and nudity for such young viewers, like it has a PG-13 rating, and a slight R rating.

Ever since it aired on syndication in North America, numerous of content that is edited (such as language, sexualization, racism, violence, blood, religious stereotypes, adult humor, weapons, gambling, mentions and scenes of death and suicide (plus reference to them), implied sexual intercourse, brief and implied masturbation, rape, drugs, porn, prostitution, and alcohol), was cut, censored, banned, and altered in order to get a TV-Y7-FV rating, or a TV-PG rating, where the first network, YellTV, was the most censored to get the TV-Y rating. The show was broadcast with the certificate of TV-Y7-FV in almost every episodes, while the episodes with 50% of censorship was rated TV-PG (D, L, S, V).

The show was censored in the United States with several censorships. For an example, the bathing scenes originally shows body visible underwater. To edit it, the body was painted out by the same color as the water. In the shower scenes, the big hard dust of clouds would block the visibility of genitals and breasts, and rear ends. Some scenes are cut as well. For an example, when Dustin flips up a skirt, it would be either cut or make the scene looks like the skirt isn't flipped and Dustin just puts his hand up to scare a girl. Even when the characters are in panties of underwear, they changed into boxer shorts, and bras turns into t-shirts. Making out and kissing is short in the English dub, and almost sex is cut. Since "The Dancer's Life", anything that shows LGBT sexual content or context would be cut or edited out digitally.

Blood stains and blood are also removed from the bodies. Brutal scenes are edited or cutted out, and uses of guns and knives are censored by editing into unusual tools. Middle fingers are turned into fists, and the uses of alcohol is edited into juice, and smoking turns to lollipops. Saban Entertainment did more censoring because they have good content, but when the series was dubbed by Crystal Jewels Team, things in the series gets edgy and more for older preteens.

Episodes not dubbed or aired

 * The Dancer's Life (Episode 671)
 * Maeko to Kouchu! Great Partners in Action! (Episode 1,725)
 * Pride Parade (Episode 1,783)
 * Episodes 1,861 through Episode (Indefinite hiatus)

Broadcast history

 * United States
 * Syndication (1993–1994): 9:00 am Saturdays (#1-#60)
 * YellTV (1994–2018):9:00 am Saturdays (1994–2001, #61-#480), Repeating Episodes (2001–2018, #1-1680)
 * SoupNet (1994—2018):Reruns, 3:00am Wed/Fri/Sat (#1-#1680)
 * JunkCable (1997–2018): Reruns, 4:00pm (1997–2001, #1-#480), Saturdays at 9:00am for New Shows (#481-#1680)
 * ToonerBOMB (2005–2012, 2014–2018): Weekdays at 8:00pm (2005-2012), and 5:00pm (2014–2018) (#1-#1200)
 * AnimeCable (2018–2020): Saturdays at 9:00am for New Shows (#1681-#1860) and reruns (#1-#1680)
 * UniversaTV (2018–): Repeating Episodes (#1-present)

DVD Releases

 * Main article:List of Crystal Jewels media

The seasons of the TV series have been separated into DVDs. Each seasons have 5 DVD (12 episodes in each DVD). The budget for the DVD is $1.99 each (from the original series to Brawler's Quest), then it was $2.79 each (Next Quest and up). The TV series aired in 40 countries worldwide in 37 languages. Posters were hanged because people could be advertised by the upcoming series. The TVJapan inspired the video games raking their place. Some episodes have been banned and replaced (with an exception of the rest of the countries) in the US.

The DVDs were released as more than 150 volumes. The first DVD released on February 1997 in the US (May 25, 1996 in Japan). Internationally, The Crystal Jewels Company International handles production and distribution of the anime, with DuArt Film and Video. The anime currently airs in 93 different countries.

International Broadcasting
New episodes are first broadcast on American cable channel AnimeCable, to which the channel also has the airing rights to the previous episodes and the films in the US. The AnimeCable channels for the UK and Ireland (also handled by TVZ and Skytype) and continental Europe handle broadcasting throughout Europe. Besides JunkTV it also airs in Germany on Nickelodeon and SoupNet, in Belgium onvtmKzoom and Kadet. In Canada, the series has aired on YellTV for over 16 years. Partway through, in 2014, it moved to Talkevee. In Australia, Crystal Jewels were brocasted on Nickelodeon from 1995 thru 2008. It also brocasted on Disney XD in 2009.

Streaming
The  anime is available on Netflix in 216 regions and countries with different dubs and subtitles, all countries have at least English audio. It is also available on Hulu in the United States and Japan, andAmazon Video in the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, and Austria. It is also available through the Crystal Jewels TV app for iOS, Android, and Amazon Kindle Fire. The episodes also recorded on YouTube and DailyMotion

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