Links
From EHOL
Especially notable El-Hazard Sites
El-Hazard The Magnificent World Wide Web - Now Offline
Oze's page had been a great help so far as providing numerical data on some of the more "out there" El-Hazard items. I heard Oze had left for the US, but at this time I don't know if anything came of it. I'm leaving this here for historical value and a continuous memorial to a great aid in this site's early days!
From user MrWhat: "148 stories. That's pretty much everything I could find, via FF.net, Usenet and Google."
Places to buy stuff
Note: If you happen to buy something that I DON'T have, I'd very much appreciate it if you can provide an image of it and information about it for the site.
Most basic stuff (VHS, DVDs, Viz Mangas) shows up here as well as quite a few trinkets at random (playing cards, books on occasion...) I recommend you check it out every few days if you're an avid collector.
Used anime merchandise reseller straight from Japan. Many rare El-Hazard publications show up here.
<a href="http://www.animecornerstore.com/" target=new><img src="" border=0 alt="eBay"></a>
Robert's Anime Corner Store
A few soundtracks and the DVDs.
<a href="http://www.animeplus.com/" target=new><img src="" border=0 alt="Anime Plus"></a>
Anime Plus
This place actually carries many of the soundtracks (SonMay pirates though), DVD/VHS, Viz Mangas, and even LDs.
<a href="http://www.animecastle.com/" target=new><img src="" border=0 alt="Anime Castle"></a>
Anime Castle
Soundtracks (again, SonMay and EverAnime), VHS, and DVDs.
Non El-Hazard Links
To answer the question ahead of time, no, I won't just be putting anybody's link here. The only people who get linked
for a non El-Hazard site have to have performed some type of special service or favor for me.
<a href="http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/8867/" target=new>Homepage of Midi-Magnus! 275+ videogame midis online!</a>
The old homepage of the MIDI composer who did all of the EHPC MIDI Conversions. For a while he had left the online seen
without a trace after some tragic events occured in his life. I'm quite happy to see that he's back in action and has moved
on to a different fanpage of his own, <a href="http://www.knuckleschaotix.org/" target=new>KnucklesChaotix.org</a>, deticated mostly
to the old Sega 32X videogame title.
<a href="http://www.anipike.com/" target=new>Anime Web Turnpike (Anipike)</a>
The place to find a link to anything anime related on the world wide web!
