The highest priest of Esoteric Buddhism, Jiku, and Tenrin-ni, forced the demonic child Ashura to make a fateful choice. One was to live a life of only seven days in the human world, and the other was to be sealed away and live forever in the world of darkness. Ashura wished to remain in the human world and interacted with warm-hearted people as a young girl. However, the demon queen, Onihi, plotted to assassinate the traitor Ashura and set up traps one after another. Compared to the previous film, this one has a stronger idol movie feel, and Yuen Biao is captured early on, so he doesn't have much screen time, which may leave fans of the original work unsatisfied. Another characteristic is the increased involvement of Japanese special effects personnel compared to the previous film. There is also a "Hong Kong release version" (93 minutes) of the video, re-edited to feature Yuen Biao. ＜All Special Effects＞ The second film adaptation of Makoto Hagino's popular comic, a Japanese-Hong Kong collaboration. The story revolves around Ashura, a girl with the blood of Ashura, who was resurrected in the previous film. The director is Lan Nai-Choi, who also directed the previous film. The role of Peacock was changed from Hiroshi Mikami in the previous film to Hiroshi Abe. There is a Hong Kong theatrical release version (93 minutes) with the main roles changed (Yuen Biao (Peacock), Hiroshi Abe (Konche)). This is a rental DVD of the Japanese version of the 1980 film, "Ashura Legend." - Title: Ashura Legend - Release Year: 1980 - Japanese Release Version: Japanese Version - Sales Format: Rental - Barcode: b6005106 Thank you for viewing.