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Season 2 • Episode 1 • The Sudden Pinch! The Terror of the Monstrous Zoamelgustar!

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Slayers Season 2, Episode 1: The Sudden Pinch! The Terror of the Monstrous Zoamelgustar!

0 0 22 min 7.4/10

In the season's opener, We see Lina and Gourry in an inn, eating, when suddenly a fight breaks out, spilling all of her food. They get a taste of her power by this. Amelia wonders what Lina is up too, since months passed by. Amelia, representing Seillun, goes into the city and hears the fight. It reminds of her of Lina, and to surprise Lina is there, teaching several guys a lesson. She hugs Lina, and say a few minor stuff together. Lina reveals she is here to see the Xoana book, which had several connections with Shabringo 1,000 years ago. Word is, it's about valuable as the Claire Bible, and is only being shown every fifty years. Amelia is about to say something else (why her being there) but lies and tells her she is there for that reason too. Amelia then wonders off, to the castle. At the castle, King Moras, and his daughter, Martina, plot away the kidnapping of Saillune's daugther. They think their forces will be sucessful in invading, Saillune, and taking ver the world! HA Watch Slayers Season 2, Episode 1 The Sudden Pinch! The Terror of the Monstrous Zoamelgustar! in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Slayers Season 2, Episode 1 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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