Blue Dragon (Uncut)

Shu lives a peaceful life in Talta Village,but suddenly the village is subsequently attacked by the Grankingdom, Shu awakens the legendary Blue Dragon, a Shadow of incredible power and strength.

The Blue Dragon has been awakened–but can Shu control it? He’ll need the help of Zola, a shadow wielder who takes it upon herself to educate the boy about shadow powers, as well as the Book of the Beginning.

Training under Zola, Shu is eager to prove that he’s worthy of being a Shadow wielder, but summoning and controlling the Blue Dragon at will isn’t going to be easy.

Shu and his comrades wander into a town that has been decimated.

Shu and the others have invaded a Grankingdom base where some villagers are being held.

Our heroes are determined to visit Jibral Castle, where they seek the king’s help.

When Shu and the others arrive at Jibral Castle, they hear rumors spreading rapidly about ghosts. When Zola's party becomes the prime suspect, the group is compelled to solve the mystery.

At their meeting with the king of Jibral, Zola requests permission to view the “Book of the Beginning.” Shu is eager to meet Conrad, a reputed Kinght Master, but is put on hold by Grankingdom's attacks by their new weapon: The "Black Shadow Type One."

During the battle with the Grankingdom, seven pages from the “Book of the Beginning” were stolen—pages with key information about Shadow powers.

Zola's group arrives at the republic of Metia, the country next to Grankingdom. Thinking they have the advantage to sneak into Grankingdom, General Logi is already conducting an ambush using his formidable Shadow wielders, Gilliam, Cynthia, and Lemaire.

Plagued by doubts about his inexperience, Shu can’t draw out all of Blue Dragon’s power against General Logi.

After General Logi's withdrawl from battle, Shu meets Dragnov, an enemy comander of the Black Shadow Unit, in an abandoned village. Not knowing their identity, the two travel together.

Zola's group is attacked by Dragnov's unit before arriving at the castle where Nene lives. Jiro learns about the story of how Jiro's family was killed by Nene when he was little.

In a face-to-face confrontation with Nene, Shu and the others find that his power is more overwhelming than Zola imagined. Kluke's need for power causes the shadow Phonenix to emerge within her causing Nene to unleash enormous power that could expunge space itself.

Thanks to Kluke’s activating Phoenix, the group has escaped death, but their defeat weighs heavy on them. This brings a cloud of guilt for Shu because he was unable to protect Kluke. Jiro and Shu take their frustrations on each other, but suddenly Legalas then appears with information about the stolen Extra Seven.

Shu and the others visit the city of Logic where books from all over the world are collected. They view a copy of the "Book of the Beginning" stored in the city library. Zola goes through the contents of the book, explaining that Shu and the others are descendants of the Seven Soldiers of Light that saved the world...

Shu and the others arrive at a shop owned by Homeron, a man rumored to be a great informer, whom they wish to hire in their search for the woman who stole the Extra Seven document. However, an assistant working at the shop tells them that Homeron is dead...

Separated from Shu and the others, Marumaro spends the night at the inn. When Marumaro sees a beautiful woman he thinks is the wife of the innkeeper, he gets frisky causing Saber Tiger to become angry and frustrated. The innkeeper tells Marumaro he has no wife. Marumaro becomes suspicious, but turns his attention to eating delicious food.

Shu and the others arrive at the Phoenix ruins. They split up in search of any kind of secret. Kluke is suddenly knocked into the deepest part of the ruins. When Phoenix reappears within her mind, Kluke asks how to summon her and Phoenix responds by saying, “What you seek is not power” and vanishes...

Homeron takes action in an attempt to expose the organization backing the woman who stole the Extra Seven. He attempts to infiltrate a military installation in order to learn more about the Grankingdom, but security is tight. Unable to do it alone, Homeron comes to Shu and the others for help...

When the heroes’ boat breaks down, Shu heads off to a nearby village in search of replacement parts. On the road he saves a boy named Tonto who is being chased by robbers. Tonto guides Shu to the village. When he learns that Tonto’s parents are blacksmiths, he’s excited at the prospect of getting the parts he needs...