Joan of Arc, the heroine who saved her homeland of France from the looming evil clutches of England in the Middle Ages. In the end, Joan was burned at the stake without any warning, when she disappeared in a flash of lightening, and strayed into the 21st century. Joan fosters friendships and connections through the people she encounters in this distant time, while rejoicing in this age of freedom. At last this otherworldly, extraordinary character and her words and actions begin to gain her attention from "modern" France....
Yoshimasa Saitō
Director
Manaki Reika
Joan of Arc
Shimon Yuriya
Gilles de Rais
Sachika Shirayuki
Doctor Joan
Chinami Karan
Juan de Juan
Kaede Yuki
Sophie Margot / Marie Alford
Harune Aki
Clara Bron
Yumena Rune
Sidney Hondlie
Sakurana Ai
Sumada Employee (Miranda)
Suou Mahiro
King Henry / Shop Employee / Henry Barm
Kio Kanade
Hervé Benadier
Amashi Juri
Pamela Chevalier
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