Crystal Jewels: Beyonds

{{Nihongo|{{PAGENAME}}}|クリスタルジュエル • 3ファーコアーク|Kurisutarujueru 3 Fāko Āku|Crystal Jewels 3 Farko Arc|as known as (クリスタルジュエルズビヨンズ Kurisutarujueru Beyonzu)}} is the second installment of Crystal Jewels (TV Series). There are a total of 240 episodes broadcasted on TBS, and four movies released between 1997 and 2000.

In Japan, the series ran between March 23, 1996 to October 2, 2000 in Japan at 8:30pm-9:30pm. In the United States, the series ran from May 18, 1997 to June 17, 2001, on YellTV, being the last anime series to air new episodes on YellTV, as newer episodes are being aired on JunkCable. When the series aired on JunkCable, reruns of this series aired between 1999 and 2001, being the last rerunning series on JunkCable. In this series, it continues the adventures with Kouchu, Shauna, and Sakuro, now 10-years-old, going to the Farko region.

Plot
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.

Characters

 * Main article:List of Crystal Jewels anime 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 10). His friends, Shauna Genga (Shanji) and Sakuro Himensho are traveling with him to help him grab the Crystal Balls from 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.

Dustin Witness (Wakisan), Shari's coworker, also reunited with his parents, and 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 Danielle Yukona, was Kouchu's first crush, as Sally (Sariri) is Sakuro's and Eric (Kashiko) is Shauna's. Garem, was appearing in the second 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.

Episodes

 * Main article:List of Crystal Jewels episodes/Beyonds

Broadcasting in Japan and United States
The anime series became pitched in past due 1995 by TBS and its broadcast It's predecessor, and from March 12, 1996 to October 2, 2000, Crystal Jewels become broadcatsed on TBS at Friday evenings (multiple episode may be aired some Fridays). More than one episodes may be aired on Friday, and can take over different timeslots and flow them to both Thursday or Saturday. Crystal Jewels become also broadcasted by using syndication during the rest of Japan's broadcaster's (TensutuTV, Japantvworks, Hyoko Network Havens, TVPorium), and different Japanese cable networks which can be broadcasted in non-public cable. Productions held in this collection are Netorama Productions, TaiyaX (previously TaiyaEsukaNetwork), and Jotohub. From it's 1996 optimum to it's 2000 finale, the anime airs each Friday at 9:00pm in Japan.

When the series started its broadcast inside the United States, that's in May 17, 1997, it was licensed by using Saban Entertainment, produced by its production and turned into the last episode to be broadcasted on YellTV inside the United States before the relaxation of the series run on JunkCable and AnimeCable. The collection become the last collection to be on YellTV due to the fact there are low scores there. The collection turned into broadcasted on JunkCable from 1999 through 2001 within the United States. 240 episodes were broadcast at the same time as the episode of the 5th season turned into eliminated from the air quickly after the 11th of September attacks. This collection is the lowest score anime as on MyAnime List of the Crystal Jewels franchise.

During the English localization within the license of Saban Entertainment and Crystal Jewels Team, many characters' names changed, and a few are left unchanged due to English-name converting issues. From the Japanese, blood turned into removed from fighting scenes, range of short nudity turned into also censored, and use of weapons that could be repulsive to content is also digitally censored. While the Demodub, IndigoDub, Dubhub, and Funimation licenses indicates uncensored content, aimed for older audiences because the Japanese version, however unaired on television and aired online.