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Time travel is a keyword action introduced in the Universes Beyond set Doctor Who . [2] [3] It allows players to manipulate the time counters on their cards . [4] [5]

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Description [ | ]

For each suspended card you own and each permanent you control with a time counter on it you may add or remove a time counter. This way, cards with Suspend are accelerated, while cards with Vanishing stay around longer, or the other way around if needed. Some cards in the set use time counters as generic trackers, which can also be manipulated with time travel.

Time travel acts like proliferate with the unbound selection of cards and counters, but it is modified to encapsulate suspended cards in exile. Additionally, it can also remove counters, but it cannot affect an opponent's cards.

Rules [ | ]

From the glossary of the Comprehensive Rules (April 12, 2024— Outlaws of Thunder Junction )

From the Comprehensive Rules (April 12, 2024— Outlaws of Thunder Junction )

• 701.54a To time travel means to choose any number of permanents you control with one or more time counters on them and/or suspended cards you own in exile with one or more time counters on them and, for each of those objects, put a time counter on it or remove a time counter from it. See rule 702.62, “Suspend.”

Rulings [ | ]

• If you're instructed to time travel, for each suspended card you own and each permanent you control with a time counter on it, you may add a time counter to it or remove a time counter from it. You make this choice for each one individually. For any of those cards or permanents, you may also choose to leave it be. Those changes all happen simultaneously.
• A suspended card is a card you've put into exile via the suspend ability.
• If a card with suspend is in your hand, any time you could cast it, you may pay its suspend cost and exile it with the specified number of time counters on it. At the beginning of your upkeep, remove a time counter from it, and when the last is removed, you cast it from exile without paying its mana cost. If it becomes a creature, the creature has haste.
• Time counters are usually found on cards with suspend and vanishing, but may be found on other cards as well. Notably, Sagas use lore counters to track their progress, not time counters. You can't move a Saga's chapters forward and backward this way.

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References [ | ].

• ↑ Mark Rosewater (2023-10-08). " So... where on the Storm Scale do paradox, time travel, and villainous choice sit? ". Blogatog . Tumblr.
• ↑ Jubilee Finnegan (July 21, 2023). " Catch Up with the Magic: The Gathering - Doctor Who San Diego Comic Con Reveals ". magicthegathering.com . Wizards of the Coast.
• ↑ Jess Dunks (October 9, 2023). " Magic: The Gathering - Doctor Who Release Notes ". magicthegathering.com . Wizards of the Coast.
• ↑ The Preview Panel at MagicCon: Barcelona (Video). Magic: The Gathering . YouTube (July 28, 2023).
• ↑ Matt Tabak (October 3, 2023). " Magic: The Gathering - Doctor Who Mechanics ". magicthegathering.com . Wizards of the Coast.
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What is Time Travel in MTG and how does it work?

With the recent release of Universes Beyond BBC Doctor Who set in Magic: The Gathering , players have been introduced to a brand new mechanic: Time Travel. The Tenth Doctor and his Timey-Wimey deck are arguably the most powerful and most popular of all four preconstructed Commander decks. Hence, players should expect to see the Time Travel ability quite a bit in the upcoming weeks and months.

The Izzet-colored Timey-Wimey deck is one out of four preconstructed Commander decks released during this set and it heavily focuses on the concept of time manipulation. Speaking of manipulating time, let’s slow down and get the basics out of the way first. What is Suspend, what is Vanishing, and how do Time Counters work?

What are Time Counters in MTG?

Time Counters in MTG are inherently different from other types of counters in Magic . They specifically represent the passage of time and are used in conjunction with the Suspend mechanic .

Most other counters are used to track things like power and toughness on creatures, loyalty counters on planeswalkers, or charge counters on artifacts. Each type of counter serves a distinct purpose within the game. Up until very recently, time counters were hard to manipulate. That all changed with the new Time Travel mechanic.

Cards with Suspend in MTG

• Mana Cost: –
• Type: Sorcery
• Rarity: Mythic Rare
• Ability: Suspend 3 – 1GG. Starting with you, each player may put an artifact, creature, enchantment, or land card from their hand onto the battlefield. Repeat this process until no one puts a card onto the battlefield.

Suspend allows the player to move the card into exile with time counters instead of playing it directly. While in exile, the card loses one time counter at the beginning of a player’s upkeep , which is at the beginning of his or her turn. When the last time counter is removed, the spell resolves.

Some of the most popular Suspend cards include Ancestral Vision , Crashing Footfalls , Hypergenesis , and Living End . The one thing they all have in common is they do not have a Converted Mana Cost at the top right corner of the card.

Therefore, the Suspend cost is not presented as an alternative cost but as the only way to cast the spell . Famously, Cascade strategies take advantage of these cards by casting them for free with the Cascade mechanic.

Cards with Vanishing in MTG

• Mana Cost: 3W
• Type: Enchantment
• Rarity: Rare
• Ability: Vanishing 3 (This enchantment enters the battlefield with three time counters on it. At the beginning of your upkeep, remove a time counter from it. When the last is removed, sacrifice it.) When Crack in Time enters the battlefield and at the beginning of your precombat main phase, exile target creature an opponent controls until Crack in Time leaves the battlefield.

Cards with Vanishing are different from cards with Suspend. They too have time counters on them, but instead of exiling the card and waiting for it to be cast, these cards are played normally like any other MTG card.

Like Suspend cards, the player removes one time counter from the card at the beginning of their upkeep. When the last Time Counter is removed the player is sadly forced to sacrifice the permanent .

Time Travel in MTG

• Mana Cost: 2UU
• Ability: Time Travel (For each suspended card you own and each permanent you control with a time counter on it, you may add or remove a time counter.) Storm (When you cast this spell, copy it for each spell cast before it this turn.)

For the first time in MTG history, there is now a mechanic that expressly plays around with time counters. Time Travel allows the player to choose whether to add or remove time counters from the permanents they control or suspended cards they own in exile. This is an extremely powerful ability for both Vanishing and Suspend cards .

For the most part, Vanishing cards are creatures and enchantments considered too good for such a small investment. Vanishing helps to keep them in check by forcing the player to sacrifice them when the time comes. Not anymore; with Time Travel you can continue adding time counters to your permanents, thus keeping them on the battlefield indefinitely .

Time Travel works like a charm on cards with Suspend. Players can now remove Time Counters to cast their spells much sooner . Cards such as Ancestral Vision, Mox Tantalite, Profane Tutor, Delay, and many more become much more attractive to play if they lose one or more time counters. If a player is able to use the Time Travel mechanic efficiently more than once, it could greatly change the game to their benefit.

Each new Universes Beyond set has brought with it new and exciting mechanics to spice things up for MTG players. BBC Doctor Who is no exception, and the Time Travel mechanic will certainly speed things up in Commander games.

MTG Keywords Explained: What is Time Travel in Magic: The Gathering?

Wibbly wobbly timey-wimey!

By Emma Partlow | @emmadpartlow | Published 10/17/2023 | 2 min read

Brand new for Universes Beyond: Doctor Who, Time Travel is an exceptionally flavorful way to manipulate the speed you cast spells in Magic: The Gathering. With all the wibbly wobbly timey-wimey nonsense that goes on in Doctor Who, being able to utilize Time Travel with the Doctor Who Commander Precons is a surefire way towards victory!

What is Time Travel in Magic: The Gathering?

Time Travel is a fun way to make the most of spells that are in exile with time counters, such as Suspend , Vanishing, or any other permanent you control with a time counter. With Time Travel, you can accelerate Suspend cards so they can be cast ahead of schedule, and keep Vanishing cards in exile for longer, or even do this the other way round if needed! So for example, if you happen to have The Tenth Doctor in play and Ecstatic Beauty on Suspend with three time counters on it, you can activate Tenth Doctor's ability to Time Travel three times, where you can remove three counters from Ecstatic Beauty to cast the spell!

In essence, Time Travel acts similarly to Proliferate but with an unbound selection of cards and counters, but it is modified to interact with Suspend cards in exile. In addition, Time Travel can also remove counters so you can cast spells with Suspend (that are in exile) much quicker, but it cannot affect an opponent's card. 

How to Play With Time Travel

Suspend and Vanishing are historically tricky keywords to play with in Magic, but Time Travel allows you to alter the course of time and delay (or hasten) to cast these exiled spells. Here are a few things to bear in mind when playing with the timey-wimey keyword:

• If you are forced to Time Travel, for each suspended card you own and each permanent you own with a time counter on it, you may add or remove a time counter from it. You make the choice individually, where you can choose to remove time counters on certain cards and add them on others as the Time Travel ability resolves.
• A suspended card is a card you've put into exile via the Suspend ability.
• If a card with Suspend is in your hand, any time you could cast it, you may the Suspend cost and exile with the specified number of time counters that are on the card. At the beginning of your upkeep, you must remove a time counter from it, and when the last counter is removed, you cast the spell from exile without paying its mana cost. if the suspended card is a creature, it has haste.
• In most cases, time counters appear on cards with Suspend and Vanishing, but feature on other cads as well. As there may be some confusion, Enchantment Saga cards use lore counters and not time counters, which cannot be used in conjunction with Time Travel.

Check out all the cards with Time Travel if you want to add any to your deck!

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Magic: The Gathering Doctor Who – How Time Travel Works

The Magic: The Gathering and Doctor Who crossover will introduce the Time Travel mechanic to the game and its associated Time Counters. This shouldn’t come as a surprise to fans of the show, as Doctor Who is a science-fiction show centered around traveling across time and space, with the various incarnations of The Doctor visiting almost every important moment in human history.

Time manipulation is not a new concept for Magic: The Gathering. Indeed, two of the earliest banned cards in the game are Timetwister and Time Walk, being members of the infamous Power Nine, alongside Magic: The Gathering’s incredibly expensive Black Lotus card . Timetwister lets you shuffle your hand and graveyard into your deck and then draw seven cards for only three mana, while Time Walk let you take an extra turn for the cost of two mana, both of which are considered overwhelmingly powerful effects for their cost.

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How Time Travel & Time Counters Work In Magic: The Gathering’s Doctor Who Crossover Set

On a basic level, the Time Travel keyword lets you add or remove Time Counters on cards in play . Time Counters are used with two existing mechanics: Suspend and Vanishing. Time Travel is linked to suspended cards and can help speed up or slow down the effect, keeping to the most common Doctor Who storyline. It bears mentioning that Time Travel usually only affects one card per turn, rather than each card in play with Time Counters on them, but the number of counters can vary, as The Tenth Doctor can do it three times with his Timey-Wimey ability.

The Suspend mechanic lets you play a card for a much lower cost , but they are exiled from play with several Time Counters on them. At the start of your upkeep, you remove one of those Time Counters, and when they’re all gone, the card is played onto the field. The idea is that you are getting a card for cheap, but you have to wait for it. The Time Travel cards can hasten this process.

Suspend debuted in the Time Spiral set, but it will appear on new cards in the Doctor Who crossover. The Tenth Doctor’s Companion, Rose Tyler, will also be tied to the Time Counter mechanic, as she gains one whenever she attacks, with each adding a +1/+1 to her stats. This means The Tenth Doctor can empower Rose Tyler with his effect.

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It’s fitting that Time Counters play such a big role in The Tenth Doctor’s Commander Deck, especially as he’s the one Doctor who never seems to stay dead. His Timey-Wimey Time Travel effect is expensive to use, but it has the potential to pay off big time if used at the right moment.

Time Travel Has Always Been A Magic: The Gathering Staple

The new Doctor Who Universes Beyond set will have time travel as a mechanic, but it's not the first time Magic: the Gathering has gone timey-wimey.

Time travel is being introduced as a mechanic in Magic: the Gathering with the new Doctor Who Universes Beyond set based around the temporal hopping adventures of that universe. While Time Travel is a new mechanic in the game of Magic , time manipulation in general has been relevant throughout Magic 's history as both a mechanic and a story element.

In fact, time magic and its consequences have had an exceptionally prominent role in Magic 's story, from travel through time to long periods of temporal stasis. However, that magic has always been firmly mystical in nature, and when they strayed into sci-fi they did so with fantasy trappings. By being more firmly sci-fi, the Doctor Who set brings a new twist to time travel in Magic . The set also promises to revisit some of the coolest time travel mechanics from the past.

Teferi and Dominaria

The most famous manipulator of time magic in Magic history is Teferi. Teferi hails from Dominaria, one of Magic 's most historic planes. He has had several cards, always as a blue planeswalker or creature and often as a multicolor Blue/White planeswalker. Generally, his cards contribute to slow and controlling gameplans by limiting when opponents can cast spells, removing permanents, or drawing more cards. His most infamous card was Teferi, Time Raveler. This Teferi prevents opponents from casting spells at instant speed, which displays his mastery over time magic by thematically freezing opponents. He also has cards that influence when and how often players can activate planeswalker abilities, influencing what players can do in a turn, which is the basic unit of time for the game.

Teferi's claim to fame is the Phasing of Zhalfir, where he managed to put his home country of Zhalfir out of phase with the rest of Dominaria's timeline during the first Phyrexian Invasion. Zhalfir would eventually return to the normal flow of time in one of the big moments of the March of the Machine storyline. During March of the Machine , the Phyrexians were performing another invasion, but this time of the entire Multiverse at once. The dryad planeswalker Wrenn managed to reconnect Zhalfir with the Multiverse as a whole, swapping its position with New Phyrexia. Zhalfir's residents had only experienced a decade of time in the many years since the Phasing of Zhalfir and were still preparing for the first Phyrexian Invasion. As a result, they were able to contribute to the war effort immediately. This was one of the more interesting twists of the March of the Machine storyline as it effectively brought back a culture that had been sealed off from the rest of the Multiverse.

Other examples of time travel exist on Dominaria as well, most of them centered around the Phyrexian Invasion. One of Magic 's most legendary Planeswalkers, Urza, used his incredible skill with magic artifacts to create a time machine in order to try and stop the first Phyrexian Invasion. While this has never really been represented in a card, it did lead to the creation of the iconic planeswalker Karn, a metallic golem with sentience. Commodore Guff is another example of someone who could manipulate time on that plane. Guff is a planeswalker who gained access to a library of all the information in the multiverse, including information about future events in the timeline. Guff was convinced to change some of these events to give the Dominarians a chance against the Phyrexians. This moment was recently referenced in a card from the new Commander Masters set called Guff Rewrites History.

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Tarkir and Alternate Realities

Tarkir was a plane introduced in 2014 with the Khans of Tarkir set. In Khans of Tarkir , the dragons of the plane all died out after years of being hunted by the Khans of the Five Clans of Tarkir, groups aligned with three colors of magic. The Clans were not to last, however. The planeswalker Sarkhan Vol wished to return the dragons to his home, and so traveled back in time to the fateful duel between the powerful draconic planeswalkers Ugin and Nicol Bolas that effectively decided the war between the Dragons and the Khans. He managed to save Ugin and thereby change the future of Tarkir. In this new timeline, the dragons had an exceptionally powerful planeswalker dragon to protect them. This split between the two realities was represented by the Fate Reforged set, which depicted the period of War between Khans and Dragons that Sarkhan went back to, and then the final Dragons of Tarkir set where the Clans of Khans of Tarkir had been replaced by two-color Dragon Clans.

The Tarkir block was an exciting experiment with alternate realities and time travel well after much of the crazy time travel of Dominaria. The Khans of Tarkir block is best summed up by the card Crux of Fate, which represented the fateful showdown between Nicol Bolas and Ugin and how each outcome would lead to the destruction of the Dragons or the Khans respectively. While the block structure was beginning to wear out its welcome, the Khan's storyline was perhaps the most inventive use of time travel in Magic history.

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Doctor Who and a New Take On Time Travel

In general, the Magic story in its early years was very experimental in blending science fiction and fantasy, especially on Dominaria. The Phyrexians are inspired by the artwork of H.R. Giger and deal with the horror of blending flesh and metal. The Brothers' War, a conflict that nearly destroyed Dominaria, was fought with industrialized machines and displayed the destruction of industrialized war in a fantasy setting. The whole multiverse in general is similar to scientific theories about alternate realities. However, recently Wizards of the Coast has been more focused on telling more traditional fantasy stories in the Magic multiverse. While some sci-fi elements remain, they have largely been those grandfathered into the setting like the Phyrexians. Tarkir was the first instance of major time travel in a long time and an experiment with the way Wizards told unfolding stories through Magic cards.

But Doctor Who is not a part of Magic: the Gathering 's storyline, instead it is part of a crossover set. While Magic was no stranger to time travel, it was never quite as sci-fi as Doctor Who . While sets like Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty have explored sci-fi subgenres like cyberpunk as an aesthetic, Magic still does so within the trappings of fantasy. Even Warhammer 40,000 was more science-fantasy than science-fiction. Doctor Who is science fiction through and through, and so it will be interesting to see if the set perhaps encourages Magic to explore those more experimental sci-fi roots.

So far, it appears to be a good fit. Time Travel, a key mechanic in the Doctor Who set, manipulates the time counters on Suspend cards to either make them resolve earlier or later. In effect, players are either traveling into the past, making these cards resolve later, or into the future, and making them resolve sooner. Playing with the time mechanics of the game itself is a good way to represent this strange new form of time travel in Magic: the Gathering .

Time Travel

"Don't you understand? We're breaking one of the most important wizarding laws! Nobody's supposed to change time, nobody!" -- Hermione Granger ( PA21 )

Time travel is an extremely dangerous magical effect which allows a person to travel back in time. Because of the potential for catastrophe should history be altered, time travel is all but forbidden in wizarding society. Certain magical devices can be used for time travel, but access to them is strictly controlled.

References from the canon

• Hermione once used a Time-Turner to repeat hours of the day and take more classes than would otherwise have been possible ( PA21 ).
• The Pensieve and Tom Riddle's diary allowed a form of time travel, although the person or persons traveling were not actually part of the time they entered. Instead, they became observers, unseen and unheard. This form of time travel is tied to stored memories and the traveller views the past from a vantage point near the person whose memories are used. This form of time travel might be better termed "memory travel." ( CS13 , CS17 , GF30 , OP28 , HBP10 , HBP13 , HBP17 , HBP23 , DH33 )
• Time is studied in one of the rooms of the Department of Mysteries; a Death Eater whose head fell into a huge bell jar in that room was changed from the neck up into a baby ( OP35 ).

From the Web

Time Travel in Harry Potter  by Sebastian “CornedBee” Redl

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• 1907 : Merope Gaunt is born
• September, 1925 : Bob Ogden's initial visit to the Gaunt hovel
• circa December, 1925 : Merope Gaunt fools Tom Riddle into marrying her
• circa March 31st, 1926 : Merope Gaunt gets pregnant with Tom Marvolo Riddle
• December 31st, 1926 : Tom Marvolo Riddle is born
• August, 1938 : Dumbledore visits Tom Riddle's orphanage
• September 1st, 1938 : Tom Riddle starts at Hogwarts
• July, 1942 : Tom Riddle murders his father and grandparents
• 1942 : Tom Riddle meets with Professor Slughorn and asks him about Horcruxes
• circa June 12th, 1943 : Moaning Myrtle's Death
• September, 1943 : Tom Marvolo Riddle turns the diary into a Horcrux
• circa 1956 : Tom Riddle kills Hepzibah Smith, framing her house-elf, Hokey
• June, 1976 : James Potter publicly humiliates Severus Snape
• 1980 : Igor Karkaroff is captured
• July 30th, 1980 : Neville Longbottom is born
• 1982 : Karkaroff released from Azkaban
• circa December, 1985 : Arrest of Death Eaters who attacked the Longbottoms
• June 20th, 1996 : The Battle of the Department of Mysteries
• April 21st, 1997 : Slughorn finally gives up his memory to Harry, thanks to Felix Felicis

Lore:Time Magic

Time Magic also known as time travel magic , [1] time alteration , and chronomancy , [2] is a type of magic which involves the manipulation and perversion of time. Manipulating time is notoriously difficult, with most known successes being entirely accidental or full of unintended, and very dangerous, consequences. This could lead to various outcomes, such as the birth of individuals who did not exist in another timeline, or the lives of different people taking unexpected turns. [3] [4]

Another potential consequence of mages attempting to contain temporal distortion is the possibility of becoming subject to multichronal existence—a state in which one experiences existence at multiple points in time simultaneously. One such individual was Saresea, a member of the Psijic Order who intervened at the settlement of Bal Sunnar. [5] [6]

The most notable and most devastating examples of time manipulation in history are known as Dragon Breaks , the most prominent of which being the Middle Dawn . [7] This disaster was caused when the Marukhati Selective attempted to remove elven aspects from the Dragon God of Time, Akatosh , [8] but instead wound up destroying linear time entirely for the equivalent of one thousand and eight years. Observers described it as a time of chaos and confusions, where all laws of reality were broken and causality did not matter. [9] As such, most tried to steer away from causing such events going forward. The Psijic Order in particular took an active role in attempting to prevent future Dragon Breaks, regularly interfering when it seemed that time was fracturing. [10]

Others, however, are unswayed by the dangers and have continued to attempt manipulating time, typically at a smaller scale than a Dragon Break. Sorcerers throughout history have often used powerful Tower -based artifacts such as the Numidium or the Staff of Towers to, either intentionally or unintentionally, alter the current timeline. [11] [10] Some have traveled through time through simpler and relatively safer means, such as entering and exiting Oblivion , where causality is not always concurrent with Nirn . The downside with this tactic is the unpredictability and unreliability of when you might end up. [12] [13] Others have relied on the power of Daedric Princes to corrupt time, such was the case with Hermaeus Mora's library of time-traveling books in Shadowfen . [14] Tonal Architecture has also been used repeatedly to send people and objects across space and time, both by Dwemer devices [15] and Elhnofex inscriptions. [16] During the Dragon War , the Nords used an Elder Scroll to fling Alduin thousands of years forward in time. [17] [18]

Worshippers of Alkosh are known to create hourglasses capable of time manipulation via sacred ritual. Focusing on the time-lost sands within such an hourglass causes local perception of time to shift, making it seem as if time is standing still. [19] [20]

Some inhabitants of the Shivering Isles were known to practice chronomancy. They could use this ability to slow one's heart rate, breathing, movements, and even thoughts. [2]

Gallery [ edit ]

Thaddeus Cosma, a time traveler (ESO)

Titus Valerius, a time traveler from the past (ESO)

Alana Relin, a woman whose existence is a result of a time travel (ESO)

Time Stop (ESO)

Accelerate, bending time and space (ESO)

Staff of Towers (ESO)

Primate Artorius Ponticus, a wielder of time magic (Legends)

References [ edit ]

• ^ Bhagruan gra-Dunk 's dialogue in ESO
• ^ a b Earil 's dialogue in Shivering Isles
• ^ Events of the A Step Back in Time questline in ESO
• ^ Lady Edwyge's Notes — Lady Edwyge
• ^ Events of Unstuck From Time in ESO : Scribes of Fate
• ^ Saresea 's dialogue in ESO : Scribes of Fate
• ^ On the Detachment of the Sheath — Arch-Prelate Fervidius Tharn
• ^ Gahgdar 's dialogue in ESO
• ^ Where Were You ... Dragon Broke — Various
• ^ a b Psijic Order questline in ESO: Summerset
• ^ The Warp in the West — Ulvius Tero
• ^ Darien Gautier 's dialogue in ESO: Summerset
• ^ Sibellec the Old 's dialogue during Wyrd and Coven in ESO
• ^ Gandranen Ruins loading screen in ESO
• ^ Events of The Tones of the Deep questline in ESO: Greymoor
• ^ Events of The Ebon Sanctum questline in ESO: Summerset
• ^ Paarthurnax's dialogue in Skyrim
• ^ Events of Skyrim
• ^ Sacred Hourglass of Alkosh in ESO
• ^ Soulfire Dragon Illusion ritual fragments in ESO
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A spellcaster uses time travel to escape from his enemies.

Time travel was the means by which an individual, a group of people, or even an entire city could travel backward through time to experience a previous year in any time decades or even centuries prior. They could see their home as it was years past or even visit an ancient civilization of which they were only somewhat familiar. [note 1] It was an extremely difficult and demanding feat that came with great risk to anyone involved. [1] [2]

Time travel was distinctly different from seeing into or predicting the future, a power that was granted by magical school of divination . [3]

• 1.1 Restrictions
• 1.2 Consequences
• 3.2 Portals
• 3.4 Psionics
• 5.2 Further Reading
• 5.3 References

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Restrictions [ ].

Time travel was strictly regulated by deities of the Realms . In the ages before and up to the fall of Netheril , Mystryl , the ancient goddess of time and magic, allowed no being to change the "stream of time". This law generally held, save for a single manner of her choosing, the time conduit , and was omniscient to any anomalous events that attempted to bypass her law. [1]

Limitations on time travel continued under the goddess' successors, the two incarnations of Mystra , and her allies Oghma and Deneir , for at least the next 1700 years. [4] Mystra lent certain powers to her daughters, the Seven Sisters , along with a select few of her Chosen and other great spellcasters , to empower them to help monitor chronomancers in Faerûn and prevent them from changing or creating any new timelines. [5] It was unknown what role if any Chronos , the Orvan god of time, played in this role. [6]

It was impossible for a being to travel in time on another plane of existence , specifically the Demiplane of Time , and then return to the crystal sphere of the planet Toril , or its predecessor Abeir-Toril . [1]

Consequences [ ]

Many sages believed that if an individual altered a crucial or decisive event, they could alter the "stream of time" and begin the formation of a new timeline, one that could be markedly different from the one they have known. [1] Some believed that travel from one timeline to another was wholly impossible even for the gods , as they could not perceive of such different realities. [4]

Some scholars believed there was some unperceived power greater than the gods that scrutinized these alternate timelines and made it their duty to ensure their wholeness. [4]

A chronomancer moves through the Temporal Prime.

Time-manipulation and time travel were often used by chronomancers, practitioners of arcane magic that focused on their own specific school of magic called chronomancy . These individuals tapped into the Temporal Prime , [7] a collection of timestreams, where one timestream represented a single reality. It was possible to travel from one reality to another via these timestreams, usually via temporal vortices. [8]

Most chronomancers native to the Realms were devotees of either the goddess of Mystra, or of the deities of history, Deneir and Oghma. In most instances they were devout guardians of historical knowledge and used their powers solely to gather information. [5]

The spacefaring illithid race was said to have traveled back from the "very end of time" when their civilization was on the brink of complete annihilation, to various different cosmologies across the multiverse. [9]

Means of Time Travel [ ]

The primary magical means of time travel was time conduit , an ancient chronomancy spell created by Mystryl that opened a temporary portal to another time. [1] The caster and their allies could venture through the conduit to a time and realm with which they were at least moderately knowledgeable, under the safeguards placed forth my Mystryl. Their journey would last for the duration of one year exactly, beginning on the year's first day and ending on its last. No individual could later return to that same year, lest the anomaly be detected and they were violently shot back in time up to an entire century, hundreds of miles away. [11] [12]

The time conduit spell required specific knowledge of the year or era during which the destination time occurred. As such, there were no signs it could be used to travel forward in time. [1] [11]

While it was believed by some that there were magical means to bypass the restrictions of the time conduit , [2] a spell originating form ancient Netheril belayed that notion. The transmutation spell teleport through time allowed a select group of people to travel back in time thousands of years, albeit with some temporal shift in their exact desired destination. It was possible that a being casting teleport through time could even encounter another version of themself in the same timeline. The explanation for this apparent exception to Mystryl's precise temporal rules remained unexplained as of the 14 th century DR . [13]

While not time travel per se , practitioners of chronomancy were able to temporarily cease the movement of time for a select number of beings using spells such as temporal stasis or time stop . [14] [15] [16]

Portals [ ]

The Realms were home to at least five time gates , permanent portals that allowed for time travel, [2] [17] and two very different portals that allowed for some limited form of time travel. [18] [19] As was demonstrated in at least one specific occurrence, the knowledge to create new portals was not entirely lost to time. [13]

Three time gates were recorded by the ancient of scholars of Mystryl, whose studies back to the time of ancient Netheril : [2] [17]

• A cave set deep within the Spine of the World mounts in the North . [2] [17]
• Atop the toppled apex of Misken's Peak , frozen beneath the Great Glacier . [2] [17]
• In a cave within Mount Andrus in the Vilhon Reach ; current whereabouts unknown due to an erroneous transcription of the locale as "Andrio's Peak". [2] [17]

The fourth time gate known only by ten elves of the city of Chrysalis : [2]

• Within a cave beneath a waterfall that fed Mirror Lake in Synnoria . [2]

A fifth time gate reconstructed by the Imperial Society of Historial Study for use in their study of ancient history: [20]

• Hidden inside a monastery set deep within the Orsraun Mountains in Turmish . [21]

The constantly moving whirlpool associated with the goddess Umberlee :

• The mysterious vortex called Umberlee's Fist was actually a traveling undersea portal that transported vessels across great distances, and due to its poor temporal anchoring, occasionally back in time. [18]

Finally, a malfunctioning portal created by an unnamed and unconventional wizard : [19]

• Found in Triel , the one-way portal operated by Conrath Isthan would sporadically and repeatedly send its "passengers" centuries in the past to a singular moment, the summoning forth of a balor somewhere on Toril. [19]

At some unknown time and place, a group of powerful spellcasters known as the Weavers crafted the first of the black obelisks , powerful magical artifacts that were capable of transporting an entire city back in time. [note 2] The knowledge of their creation eventually passed down to the arcanists of ancient Netheril, who crafted a number of them for use on their great flying cities . [22] Mystryl's restrictions did not appear to affect this mode of time travel, as it was entirely possible to travel back directly to the beginning of Spring in some past year. [23]

After the fall of Netheril , the remaining black obelisks remained scattered across the Realms. [22] Known locations of their discovery included the Tomb of the Nine Gods in Chult , [24] the great dungeon-complex of Undermountain , [25] within the tunnels beneath Gracklstugh in the Underdark , [26] the ruined necropolis of Ythryn beneath the Great Glacier, [22] and even out on the open lands of the Sword Coast North . [27]

Psionics [ ]

Psionicist practitioners of the psychoportation discipline were capable of reversing or moving forward time in a limited scope for a matter of seconds, using powers such as time regression and time hop . It was unknown how if at all these powers were affected by the rules of limitation placed forward by Mystryl. [28]

History [ ]

At some point in history the Weavers created the original black obelisks, devices that had the power to change time and reality in profound ways. They were subsequently removed from all known existence by the being known as Vecna , and the knowledge of their creation remained only with the Oerthian lich -god. [22]

The legendary arcanist Jeriah Chronos was born in the in the −2207 DR , a date birth marked the beginning Netheril's Golden Age . The vain arcanist would formulate and craft his first time-manipulation spell a mere 68 years later , and begin the school of magic that carried on his name and legacy. [note 3] [29] Over the course of his life he became increasingly concerned about the arcanists' collective arrogance, believing that it would be the undoing of their great magocratic empire. [30]

At some point during the first three millennia of the Age of Humanity , the arcanists of Netheril recovered the specifications of the black obelisks originally created by the Weavers. They crafted a number of these powerful artifacts as a means to circumvent any catastrophic consequences they may have befell their empire. There was no recorded evidence that any of the obelisks were successfully used in that manner. [22]

The last known journey to recover one of the time gates was recorded to have occurred in the Year of Withered Flowers, 404 DR . [17]

Appendix [ ]

• ↑ For the purposes of this article, time is referred to how it exists on the Prime Material Plane except where otherwise noted. Time is experienced differently on certain planes of existence .
• ↑ Page 262 of Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden refers to "reset(ing) the world to a previous time", but for the purposes of this wiki is not taken as a literal statement.
• ↑ According to page 62 of the 2 nd edition sourcebook Chronomancer magical school of Chronomancy was "discovered" by a number of different beings at a myriad of different locations across time and space. While its name may be attributed to its founder in the Realms, in other instances it may be mere coincidence.

Further Reading [ ]

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References [ ]

• ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Steven E. Schend and Kevin Melka  (1998). Cormanthyr: Empire of the Elves . ( TSR, Inc ), p. 4. ISBN  0-7069-0761-4 .
• ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 Steven E. Schend and Kevin Melka  (1998). Cormanthyr: Empire of the Elves . ( TSR, Inc ), p. 6. ISBN  0-7069-0761-4 .
• ↑ Jonathan Tweet , Monte Cook , Skip Williams  (July 2003). Player's Handbook v.3.5 . ( Wizards of the Coast ), p. 173. ISBN  0-7869-2886-7 .
• ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Steven E. Schend and Kevin Melka  (1998). Cormanthyr: Empire of the Elves . ( TSR, Inc ), p. 7. ISBN  0-7069-0761-4 .
• ↑ 5.0 5.1 Loren Coleman  (1995). Chronomancer . Edited by Matt Forbeck . ( TSR, Inc ), p. 88. ISBN  978-0786903252 .
• ↑ John Terra  (November 1997). Four from Cormyr . Edited by Kim Mohan . ( TSR, Inc. ), p. 79. ISBN  0-7869-0646-4 .
• ↑ Loren Coleman  (1995). Chronomancer . Edited by Matt Forbeck . ( TSR, Inc ), p. 17. ISBN  978-0786903252 .
• ↑ Loren Coleman  (1995). Chronomancer . Edited by Matt Forbeck . ( TSR, Inc ), p. 4. ISBN  978-0786903252 .
• ↑ Richard Baker , James Jacobs , and Steve Winter  (April 2005). Lords of Madness: The Book of Aberrations . ( Wizards of the Coast ). ISBN  0-7869-3657-6 .
• ↑ Clayton Emery  (November 1996). Dangerous Games . ( TSR, Inc. ), chap. 12. ISBN  0-7869-0524-7 .
• ↑ 11.0 11.1 Steven E. Schend and Kevin Melka  (1998). Cormanthyr: Empire of the Elves . ( TSR, Inc ), p. 5. ISBN  0-7069-0761-4 .
• ↑ slade , Jim Butler  (October 1996). “The Winds of Netheril”. In Jim Butler  ed. Netheril: Empire of Magic ( TSR, Inc. ), p. 13. ISBN  0-7869-0437-2 .
• ↑ 13.0 13.1 Robert Wiese (2003-04-16). “The Portal Through Time (Part 3)” . Perilous Gateways . Wizards of the Coast . Archived from the original on 2003-08-03. Retrieved on 2018-12-05.
• ↑ Jonathan Tweet , Monte Cook , Skip Williams  (July 2003). Player's Handbook v.3.5 . ( Wizards of the Coast ), p. 293. ISBN  0-7869-2886-7 .
• ↑ Jonathan Tweet , Monte Cook , Skip Williams  (July 2003). Player's Handbook v.3.5 . ( Wizards of the Coast ), p. 295. ISBN  0-7869-2886-7 .
• ↑ Mike Mearls , Jeremy Crawford  (2014). Player's Handbook 5th edition . ( Wizards of the Coast ), pp. 209–211, 283. ISBN  978-0-7869-6560-1 .
• ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 17.4 17.5 slade , Jim Butler  (October 1996). “The Winds of Netheril”. In Jim Butler  ed. Netheril: Empire of Magic ( TSR, Inc. ), p. 14. ISBN  0-7869-0437-2 .
• ↑ 18.0 18.1 Robert Wiese (2003-04-23). “Portals in Time: Umberlee's Fist” . Perilous Gateways . Wizards of the Coast . Archived from the original on 2003-08-03. Retrieved on 2018-12-05.
• ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 Robert Wiese (2003-04-30). “Portals in Time: The Mishap-Prone Portal” . Perilous Gateways . Wizards of the Coast . Archived from the original on 2003-08-03. Retrieved on 2018-12-05.
• ↑ Robert Wiese (2003-04-09). “Portals in Time: The Portal Through Time (Part 2)” . Perilous Gateways . Wizards of the Coast . Archived from the original on 2003-08-03. Retrieved on 2018-12-05.
• ↑ Robert Wiese (2003-04-02). “Portals in Time: The Portal Through Time (Part 1)” . Perilous Gateways . Wizards of the Coast . Archived from the original on 2003-08-03. Retrieved on 2018-12-05.
• ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 22.3 22.4 Christopher Perkins  (September 2020). Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden . Edited by Kim Mohan . ( Wizards of the Coast ), p. 255. ISBN  978-0786966981 .
• ↑ Christopher Perkins  (September 2020). Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden . Edited by Kim Mohan . ( Wizards of the Coast ), p. 262. ISBN  978-0786966981 .
• ↑ Christopher Perkins , Will Doyle , Steve Winter  (September 19, 2017). Tomb of Annihilation . Edited by Michele Carter , Scott Fitzgerald Gray . ( Wizards of the Coast ), p. 130. ISBN  978-0-7869-6610-3 .
• ↑ Christopher Perkins  (November 2018). Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage . Edited by Jeremy Crawford . ( Wizards of the Coast ), p. 286. ISBN  978-0-7869-6626-4 .
• ↑ Christopher Perkins , Adam Lee , Richard Whitters  (September 1, 2015). Out of the Abyss . Edited by Jeremy Crawford . ( Wizards of the Coast ), p. 80. ISBN  978-0-7869-6581-6 .
• ↑ Christopher Perkins , et al . (September 2016). Storm King's Thunder . Edited by Kim Mohan , Michele Carter . ( Wizards of the Coast ), p. 20. ISBN  978-0-7869-6600-4 .
• ↑ Bruce R. Cordell , Christopher Lindsay  (April 2006). Complete Psionic . ( Wizards of the Coast ), p. 75. ISBN  0-7869-3911-7 .
• ↑ slade , Jim Butler  (October 1996). “The Winds of Netheril”. In Jim Butler  ed. Netheril: Empire of Magic ( TSR, Inc. ), p. 109. ISBN  0-7869-0437-2 .
• ↑ slade , Jim Butler  (October 1996). “The Winds of Netheril”. In Jim Butler  ed. Netheril: Empire of Magic ( TSR, Inc. ), p. 8. ISBN  0-7869-0437-2 .
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The 35 Best Books About Time Travel

Here's what to read after you finish Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series.

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Gabaldon first published Outlander —the book that would eventually inspire the television series starring Caitriona Balfe as Claire and Sam Heughan as Jamie —in 1991, and the ninth novel in the series, Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone , came out in November 2021.

Ahead of the seventh season of Outlander , now's the perfect time (ha) to dive into time travel books. From time traveling romance to alternate realities to murder mysteries, there's something for everyone here.

The Time Traveler's Wife

Any list about time travel books must begin with The Time Traveler's Wife , right? This bestselling novel tells the love story of Henry DeTamble, a dashing, adventuresome librarian who inadvertently travels through time, and Clare Abshire, an artist whose life takes a natural sequential course. Plot sound familiar? The book was adapted into a 2009 film starring Rachel McAdams and Eric Bana, and a 2022 TV show starring Theo James and Rose Leslie .

Read more: 20 of the best Time Travel Films Ever Made

A Murder in Time

Kendra Donovan is a rising star at the FBI, until one disastrous raid when half her team is murdered and a mole in the FBI is uncovered. After she recovers from her wounds, she's determined to find the man responsible for the death of her team—yet upon her arrival in England, she stumbles back in time to 1815. Mistaken for a lady's maid, Kendra is forced to quickly adapt to the period as she figures out how to get back to her own timeline. There are five books in the Kendra Donovan series , so if you love a time travel mystery, don't miss these.

Author Octavia Butler is a queen of science fiction, and Kindred is her bestselling novel about time travel. In it, she tells the story of Dana, a Black woman, who is celebrating her 26th birthday in 1976. Abruptly, she's transported back to Maryland, circa 1815, where she's on a plantation and has to save Rufus, the white son of the plantation owner. It's not just a time travel book, but one that expertly weaves in narratives of enslaved people and explores the Antebellum South.

Faye, Faraway

Diana Gabaldon herself called Faye, Faraway "a lovely, deeply moving story of loss and love and memory made real , " so you know it's going to be good. The plot focuses on Faye, a mother of two, who lost her own mother, Jeanie, when she was just 8 years old. When Faye suddenly finds herself transported back in time, she befriends her mother—but doesn't let on who she really is. Eventually, she has to choose between her past and her future.

The Eyre Affair

In this version of Great Britain circa 1985, time travel is routine. Our protagonist is Thursday Next, a literary detective, who is placed on a case when someone begins kidnapping characters from works of literature and plucks Jane Eyre from the pages of Brontë's novel.

Bonus: The Eyre Affair is the first in a seven book series following Thursday.

The River of No Return: A Novel

Lord Nicholas Davenant is about to die in the Napoleonic Wars in 1812, and wakes up 200 years later. But he longs to return back in time to his love, Julia. When he arrives in modern society, a mysterious organization called the Guild tells him "there is no return," until one day, they summon him to London and he learns it's possible to travel back through time. A spy thriller that's also historical romance that's also time travel... Say less.

One Last Stop

Casey McQuiston's second novel ( following Red, White, and Royal blue, which is going to be a major motion picture this summer ) is a queer time-loop romance set on the Q train in New York City, and it's riveting. August is 23, working at a 24-hour diner, and meets a gorgeous, charming girl on the train: Jane. But she can't seem to meet up with her off the Q train—until they figure out Jane is stuck in time from the 1970s. How did she travel through time? Can August get Jane unstuck? Will they live happily ever after!? The questions abound.

What the Wind Knows

Anne Gallagher grew up hearing her grandfather’s stories of Ireland. When she returns to the country to spread his ashes, she is transported back in time to 1921—and is drawn into the struggle for Irish independence. There, she meets Dr. Thomas Smith, and must decide whether or not she should return to her own timeline or stay in the past. As one reviewer wrote on Amazon, What the Wind Knows is a "spectacular time travel journey filled with love and loss."

The Midnight Library: A Novel

Imagine a library with an infinite number of books—each containing an alternate reality about your life. That's the plot of The Midnight Library , where our protagonist Nora Seed enters different versions of her life. She undoes old breakups, follows her dream of becoming a glaciologist, and so much more—but what happens to her original life?

The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O.: A Novel

In this novel from Neal Stephenson and Nicole Galland, magic existed—until 1851. A secret government organization, the Department of Diachronic Operations (or D.O.D.O. for short), is dedicated to bringing magic back, and its members will travel through time to change history to do so. As Kirkus Reviews wrote , the novel "blend[s] time travel with Bourne-worthy skulduggery." It's a delight for any fans of science fiction, with a slow burn romance between military intelligence operator Tristan Lyons and linguist Melisande Stokes.

This Is How You Lose the Time War

Cowritten by two beloved and award-winning sci-fi writers, this epistolary romantic novel tells the story of two time-traveling rivals who fall in love. Agents Red and Blue travel back and forth throughout time, trying to alter universes on behalf of their warring empires—and start to leave each other messages. The messages begin taunting but soon turn flirtatious—and when Red's commander discovers her affection for Blue, they soon embark down a timeline they can't change.

The House on the Strand

Set at an ancient Cornish house called Kilmarth, where Daphne du Maurier lived from 1967, The House on the Strand story follows Dick Young, who has been offered use of Kilmarth by an old college friend, Magnus Lane. Magnus, a biophysicist, is developing a drug that enables people to travel back to the 14th century, and Dick reluctantly agrees to be a test subject. The catch: If you touch anyone, you're transported back to the present. As the story goes on, Dick's visits back to the 1300s become more frequent, and his life back in the modern world becomes unstable.

The Kingdoms

It’s 1898 and there’s a man named Joe, who lives in London, which is, in this alternate historical, a part of the French Empire as in this version of the past, Britain lost the Napoleonic Wars. Joe has gotten off a train from Scotland and cannot remember anything about who he is or where he’s from. He soon returns to his work, and after a few years, he is sent to repair a lighthouse in Eilean Mor in the Outer Hebrides. Joe then finds himself a century earlier, on a British boat with a mysterious captain, fighting the French and hoping for a future that is different than the one he came from. If you're into time travel and queer romance and alternate history, this is for you.

The Future of Another Timeline

In 1992, 17-year-old Beth agrees to help hide the dead body of her friend's abusive boyfriend. The murder sets Beth and her friends on "a path of escalating violence and vengeance" to protect other young women. In 2022, Tess decides to use time travel to fight for change around key moments in history. When Tess believes she's found a way to make an edit to history that actually sticks, she encounters a group of time travelers bent on stopping her at any cost. Tess and Beth's lives intertwine, and war breaks out across the timeline.

Shadow of Night

The sequel to A Discovery of Witches , the plot of Shadow of Night picks up right where the story left off: With Matthew, a vampire, and Diana, a witch, traveling back in time to Elizabethan London to search for an enchanted manuscript. You really need to read the first book before reading Shadow of Night , but the series by Deborah Harkness is a swoony magical romance.

And: It's now a TV show! ( Season one is streaming on Amazon Prime Video .)

The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle

In The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, the same day happens again and again. Each day, Evelyn Hardcastle is murdered at 11:00 p.m at Blackheath. And each day, our protagonist Aiden Bishop wakes up in the body of a different witness—and tries to solve her murder. He only has eight days, and it's a race against time to solve Evelyn's murder and to escape the time loop.

Recursion: A Novel

In 2018 New York City, detective Barry Sutton fails to talk Ann out of jumping off a building. But before Ann falls to her death, she tells him she is suffering from False Memory Syndrome—a new neurological disease where people are afflicted with memories of lives they never lived. The dissonance between their present and these memories drives them to death. This is best read unspoiled, but it's undoubtedly a time travel story you haven't read before.

On the eve of her wedding day, Shay Garrett looks into her grandmother's antique mirror and faints. When she wakes up, she's in the same house—but in the body of her grandmother, Brandy, as a young woman in 1900. And Brandy awakens in Shay's body in the present day in 1978. It's like Freaky Friday , but with time travel to the Victorian era.

Here and Now and Then

Kin Stewart is a time traveler from 2142, stuck in 1990s suburban San Francisco. A rescue team arrives to bring Kin back to his timeline—but 18 years too late. Does Kin stay with his "new" family, and the life he's built for himself in San Francisco, or does he return to his original timeline? He's stuck between two families—and ultimately, this is a time travel tale about fatherhood.

A Knight in Shining Armor

Originally published in 1989, this romance novel features a present-day heroine and a knight from the 16th century who fall in love. Per the book's description: "Abandoned by a cruel fate, lovely Dougless Montgomery lies weeping upon a cold tombstone in an English church. Suddenly, the most extraordinary man appears. It is Nicholas Stafford, Earl of Thornwyck…and according to his tombstone he died in 1564. Drawn to his side by a bond so sudden and compelling it overshadows reason, Dougless knows that Nicholas is nothing less than a miracle: a man who does not seek to change her, who finds her perfect, fascinating, just as she is. What Dougless never imagined was how strong the chains are that tie them to the past…or the grand adventure that lay before them."

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Time Travel WP  (時間旅行, Jikan Ryokō ? ), is the process of traveling to a different time axis, typically through the power of the Magic . [1]

Characteristics [ ]

The nature of time in the Nasuverse.

The Second Magic , the Operation of Parallel Worlds, possesses the ability to actualize time travel. The Fifth Magic is also able to perform a form of it as a side effect, but time travel isn't its actual domain. [2]

Other processes [ ]

• Holy Grail - Saber during the Fifth Fuyuki Holy Grail War believed she could use the Holy Grail to alter the past and save Camelot by preventing herself from pulling Caliburn out of the stone. [1] Francesca Prelati at least believed it would have worked, but implies that the Holy Grail Mud may time slip with her. [3] Romani Archaman likewise claims it is impossible to travel through time and change the past without a holy Grail. [4] In Fate/Grand Order Arcade , Draco used the Holy Grail to send Nebuchadnezzar II 's soul back in time to possess Gilgamesh 's corpse, where " Gilgamesh II " then began to expand Babylon , turning it into a city of sin. [5]
• Rayshifting - Through Pseudo-Spiritron transference, individuals with aptitude can be projected into a different time axis. [6]
• Hourglass Mystic Code - Kanata Akagi time travels after accidentally activating a Mystic Code prepared by Tsukumo Fujimiya . It is unknown how it performs the action. [7]
• Lion King — Possesses the unusual ability to travel through time without Rayshifting as shown when she reached the Camelot and Solomon Singularities on her own. [8] [9]
• Mahākāla Shakti — Ashwatthama 's third Noble Phantasm , containing a minor part of Shiva 's Authority over Time and awakens Mahākāla, the manifestation of Shiva inside him that can control time itself, allowing him or others to travel back in time. [10]
• Ars Almadel Salomonis - Gathering immense amounts of Magical Energy , Goetia planned to enact a return to the origin of the planet to guide its creation. [11]
• Digital worlds - Within digital worlds like the Moon Cell , time travel is able to be accomplished more easily so long as it is performed within a three hour period of a Time-Lock period. [12]
• Water Mirror — A powerful Magecraft ritual belonging to Morgan , which once activated, the sky seems to turn into still water and a bolt of lightning shoots down from the water and sends its target back in time. [13]
• When summoned as Beryl Gut 's Servant in the British Lostbelt , Morgan le Fay used a technique similar to Rayshift to send her knowledge and memories to her Lostbelt counterpart Aesc 2000 years ago in exchange for her life. Thanks to this, Aesc survived the fall of Orkney in the "first" Fairy Calendar. She then averted the Great Calamity, withered Seyfert, and established the Queen's Calendar. [14]

References [ ]

• ↑ 1.0 1.1 Fate/stay night - Fate route - Day 13: infinity arms - Saber (V)
• ↑ Fate/strange Fake Volume 6 - Chapter 20: "Fantasy Becomes Reality"
• ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Orleans : The Wicked Dragon Hundred Years' War - Prelude
• ↑ Fate/Grand Order Arcade - Babylon Singularity, Node 5
• ↑ Camelot/Zero ( translated at Beast's Lair)
• ↑ Fate/Grand Order - Salomon : The Grand Time Temple - Section 7: VI / Amon, the Gazing Star
• ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Yuga Kshetra : Genesis Destruction Cycle - Section 17: The Flaw of Being "There"
• ↑ Fate/Grand Order material IV - Goetia, p.410-431
• ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Epic of Remnant - SE.RA.PH. : Deep-Sea Cyber-Nirvana - Finale
• ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Avalon le Fae : Fae Round Table Domain - Chapter 6 Section 10
• ↑ Fate/Grand Order: Cosmos in the Lostbelt - Fae Round Table Domain: Avalon le Fae, Section 21: Lost Will
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Steins;Gate

Eccentric scientist Rintarou Okabe has a never-ending thirst for scientific exploration. Together with his ditzy but well-meaning friend Mayuri Shiina and his roommate Itaru Hashida, Okabe founds the Future Gadget Laboratory in the hopes of creating technological innovations that baffle the human psyche. Despite claims of grandeur, the only notable "gadget" the trio have created is a microwave that has the mystifying power to turn bananas into green goo. However, when Okabe attends a conference on time travel, he experiences a series of strange events that lead him to believe that there is more to the "Phone Microwave" gadget than meets the eye. Apparently able to send text messages into the past using the microwave, Okabe dabbles further with the "time machine," attracting the ire and attention of the mysterious organization SERN. Due to the novel discovery, Okabe and his friends find themselves in an ever-present danger. As he works to mitigate the damage his invention has caused to the timeline, Okabe fights a battle to not only save his loved ones but also to preserve his degrading sanity. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu

Re:zero -starting life in another world-.

When Subaru Natsuki leaves the convenience store, the last thing he expects is to be wrenched from his everyday life and dropped into a fantasy world. Things are not looking good for the bewildered teenager; however, not long after his arrival, he is attacked by some thugs. Armed with only a bag of groceries and a now useless cell phone, he is quickly beaten to a pulp. Fortunately, a mysterious beauty named Satella, in hot pursuit after the one who stole her insignia, happens upon Subaru and saves him. In order to thank the honest and kindhearted girl, Subaru offers to help in her search, and later that night, he even finds the whereabouts of that which she seeks. But unbeknownst to them, a much darker force stalks the pair from the shadows, and just minutes after locating the insignia, Subaru and Satella are brutally murdered. However, Subaru immediately reawakens to a familiar scene—confronted by the same group of thugs, meeting Satella all over again—the enigma deepens as history inexplicably repeats itself. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Boku dake ga Inai Machi

When tragedy is about to strike, Satoru Fujinuma finds himself sent back several minutes before the accident occurs. The detached, 29-year-old manga artist has taken advantage of this powerful yet mysterious phenomenon, which he calls "Revival," to save many lives. However, when he is wrongfully accused of murdering someone close to him, Satoru is sent back to the past once again, but this time to 1988, 18 years in the past. Soon, he realizes that the murder may be connected to the abduction and killing of one of his classmates, the solitary and mysterious Kayo Hinazuki, that took place when he was a child. This is his chance to make things right. Boku dake ga Inai Machi follows Satoru in his mission to uncover what truly transpired 18 years ago and prevent the death of his classmate while protecting those he cares about in the present. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Tokyo Revengers

Takemichi Hanagaki's second year of middle school was the highest point in his life. He had respect, a gang of friends he could count on, and even a girlfriend. But that was twelve years ago. Today, he's a nobody: a washed-up nonentity made fun of by children and always forced to apologize to his younger boss. A sudden news report on the Tokyo Manji Gang's cruel murder of the only girlfriend he ever had alongside her brother only adds insult to injury. Half a second before a train ends his pitiful life for good, Takemichi flashes back to that same day 12 years ago, when he was still dating Hinata Tachibana. After being forced to relive the very same day that began his downward spiral, Takemichi meets Hinata's younger brother. Without thinking, he admits to his seeming death before flashing back to the past. Takemichi urges him to protect his sister before inexplicably returning to the future. Miraculously, he is not dead. Stranger still, the future has changed. It seems as though Takemichi can alter the flow of time. Given the chance to prevent his ex-girlfriend's tragic death at the hands of the Tokyo Manji Gang, Takemichi decides to fly through time to change the course of the future. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu 2nd Season

Re:zero -starting life in another world- season 2.

A reunion that was supposed to spell the arrival of peaceful times is quickly shattered when Subaru Natsuki and Emilia return to Irlam village. Witnessing the devastation left behind by the calamities known as Sin Archbishops, Subaru sinks into the depths of despair as his ability to redo proves futile. As the group makes their way to the Sanctuary in search of answers, Subaru has an unexpected encounter with the Witch of Greed—Echidna. Subjected to her untamed rhythm, he is forced to dive into the spirals of the past and future. At the same time, several mysterious threats set their sights on the Sanctuary, heralding a horrific fate for the hapless people trapped within. Everlasting contracts, past sins, and unrequited love will clash and submerge into a river of blood in the second season of Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu. Pushed to the brink of hopelessness, how long will Subaru's resolve to save his loved ones last? [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu 2nd Season Part 2

Re:zero -starting life in another world- season 2 part 2.

After a stern yet compelling speech by Otto Suwen, Subaru Natsuki solemnly swears that he will successfully make it through this timeline and save everyone he can along the way. The first step toward achieving this goal is to help Emilia work through her past; however, that is easier said than done. Feeling as if she has been lied to by everyone around her, it will be difficult for Emilia to trust anyone, even Subaru, her self-proclaimed knight. Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu 2nd Season Part 2 presents the culmination of Subaru's experiences with the Sanctuary and its people, along with his unwillingness to give up hope on saving them. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Steins;Gate 0

The eccentric, self-proclaimed mad scientist Rintarou Okabe has become a shell of his former self. Depressed and traumatized after failing to rescue his friend Makise Kurisu, he has decided to forsake his mad scientist alter ego and live as an ordinary college student. Surrounded by friends who know little of his time travel experiences, Okabe spends his days trying to forget the horrors of his adventures alone. While working as a receptionist at a college technology forum, Okabe meets the short, spunky Maho Hiyajo, who later turns out to be the interpreter at the forum's presentation, conducted by Professor Alexis Leskinen. In front of a stunned crowd, Alexis and Maho unveil Amadeus—a revolutionary AI capable of storing a person's memories and creating a perfect simulation of that person complete with their personality and quirks. Meeting with Maho and Alexis after the presentation, Okabe learns that the two were Kurisu's colleagues in university, and that they have simulated her in Amadeus. Hired by Alexis to research the simulation's behavior, Okabe is given the chance to interact with the shadow of a long-lost dear friend. Dangerously tangled in the past, Okabe must face the harsh reality and carefully maneuver around the disastrous consequences that come with disturbing the natural flow of time. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Naho Takamiya's first day of her sophomore year of high school is off to an uneasy start. After waking up late, she receives a strange letter addressed to her. However, the letter is from herself—10 years in the future! At first, Naho is skeptical of the note; yet, after witnessing several events described to take place, she realizes the letter really is from her 26-year-old self. The note details that Naho's future life is filled with regrets, and she hopes that her younger self can correct the mistakes that were made in the past. The letter also warns her to keep a close eye on the new transfer student, Kakeru Naruse. Naho must be especially careful in making decisions involving him, as Kakeru is not around in the future. With the letter as her guide, Naho now has the power to protect Kakeru before she comes to regret it once more. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Kagome Higurashi's 15th birthday takes a sudden turn when she is forcefully pulled by a demon into the old well of her family's shrine. Brought to the past, when demons were a common sight in feudal Japan, Kagome finds herself persistently hunted by these vile creatures, all yearning for an item she unknowingly carries: the Shikon Jewel, a small sphere holding extraordinary power. Amid such a predicament, Kagome encounters a half-demon boy named Inuyasha who mistakes her for Kikyou, a shrine maiden he seems to resent. Because of her resemblance to Kikyou, Inuyasha takes a violent dislike to Kagome. However, after realizing the dire circumstances they are both in, he sets aside his hostility and lends her a hand. Unfortunately, during a fight for the Shikon Jewel, the miraculous object ends up shattered into pieces and scattered across the land. Fearing the disastrous consequences of this accident, Kagome and Inuyasha set out on a challenging quest to recover the shards before they fall into the wrong hands. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo

The girl who leapt through time.

Makoto Konno is in her last year of high school, but is having a hard time deciding what to do with her future. In between enduring the pressure of her teachers and killing time with her best friends, Makoto's life suddenly changes when she accidentally discovers that she is capable of literally leaping through time. Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo follows Makoto as she plays around with her newfound power. However, she soon learns the hard way that every choice has a consequence, and time is a lot more complicated than it may seem. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Kaifuku Jutsushi no Yarinaoshi

Redo of healer.

When Keyaru acquired his powers as a Hero who specialized in healing all injuries regardless of severity, it seemed that he would walk the path to a great future. But what awaited him instead was great agony; he was subjected to years of seemingly endless hellish torture and abuse. Keyaru's healing skills allowed him to secretly collect the memories and abilities of those he treated, gradually making him stronger than anyone else. But by the time he reached his full potential, it was far too late—he had already lost everything. Determined to put his life back on track, Keyaru decided to unleash a powerful healing spell that rewound the entire world back to the time before he began to suffer his horrible fate. Equipped with the anguish of his past, he vows to redo everything in order to fulfill a new purpose—to exact revenge upon those who have wronged him. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song

Vivy -fluorite eye's song-.

When highly evolved AIs set out to eradicate mankind, the carnage that ensues fills the air with the stench of fresh blood and burning bodies. In a desperate bid to prevent the calamity from ever occurring, a scientist bets everything on a remnant from the past. Turning the clock back a hundred years, AIs are already an integral part of human society, programmed with specific missions meant to be carried out for their entire course of operation. Vivy, the first ever autonomous AI, is a songstress tasked with spreading happiness through her voice. In a theme park where she hardly ever gets a proper audience, she strives to pour her heart out into her performances, bound to repeat it day after day—that is, until an advanced AI from the future appears before her and enlists her help in stopping a devastating war a hundred years in the making. With no time to process the revelation that flips her world upside down, Vivy is catapulted into a century-long journey to avert the violent history yet to come. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Summertime Render

Summer time rendering.

Since the death of his parents, Shinpei Ajiro had lived with the Kofune family and their two daughters—Mio and Ushio. Although he then left his home island to continue his education in Tokyo, Shinpei returns after Ushio tragically drowns during the attempted rescue of a little girl. During the funeral, his best friend informs him about bruises found around Ushio's neck, casting doubt over the cause of her death. Suspecting a murder has taken place, Shinpei reevaluates recent events, but strange incidents only continue to transpire. Disappearing people and other unexplainable occurrences lead Mio to recall an old folktale referring to entities called "Shadows," which may not be entirely fantasy. Supposedly, an encounter with one's Shadow foretells the person's impending demise. Facing the dark side of Hitogashima Island, Shinpei stands against his grim fate to fulfill Ushio's final will—to protect Mio. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei

The tatami galaxy.

One autumn evening at a mysterious ramen stand behind the Shimogamo Shrine, a lonely third-year college student bumps into a man with an eggplant-shaped head who calls himself a god of matrimony. Meeting this man causes the student to reflect upon his past two years at college—two years bitterly spent trying to break up couples on campus with his only friend Ozu, a ghoulish-looking man seemingly set on making his life as miserable as possible. Resolving to make the most out of the rest of his college life, the student attempts to ask out the unsociable but kind-hearted underclassman Akashi, yet fails to follow through, prompting him to regret not living out his college life differently. As soon as this thought passes through his head, however, he is hurtled through time and space to the beginning of his years at college and given another chance to live his life. Surreal, artistic, and mind-bending, Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei chronicles the misadventures of a young man on a journey to make friends, find love, and experience the rose-colored campus life he always dreamed of. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Steins;Gate: Oukoubakko no Poriomania

Steins;gate: egoistic poriomania.

A few months after the events of Steins;Gate, Rintarou Okabe and his group of friends are invited to tag along with their acquaintance Faris NyanNyan, who is participating in a Rai-Net battle event in the United States. There, they meet up with an old colleague: Kurisu Makise, who has been recalling fragmented memories of events that happened in the other world lines in the form of dreams. She confronts Okabe, questioning him as to whether these events—particularly the incidents between the two of them—did indeed happen. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Shiguang Dailiren

It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words. In this case, it holds an infinite amount of secrets. These are secrets that only Cheng Xiaoshi and Lu Guang are able to find. In a small shop called "Time Photo Studio," the two friends provide a special service: using their extraordinary powers that let them enter photographs, they jump into pictures brought to them by clients in order to grant their wishes. Through the eyes of the photographer, they live through the events surrounding the picture and try to decipher how to solve their client's request. But every time they jump into a picture, they take a great risk. One wrong move and they could alter the future of the person who took the picture... and possibly countless other events too. So when the events they are forced to live through in these pictures start to become personal, it will take the utmost strength to push their feelings aside and focus on accomplishing the task they were paid to do. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Tokyo Revengers: Seiya Kessen-hen

Tokyo revengers: christmas showdown.

In spite of his best time-leaping efforts, Takemichi Hanagaki continuously fails to prevent the present-day death of Hinata Tachibana, his adolescent love. The adult Takemichi grapples with grief and the ramifications of the Tokyo Manji gang's criminal empire—an unintended product of his timeline meddling. Though the gang once operated under the idealistic Manjirou "Mikey" Sano, it has now been taken over by the malicious Tetta Kisaki and, as a result, has abandoned its original optimistic intent. Despite feeling hopeless, Takemichi travels to the past once again to investigate Black Dragon, a rival motorcycle gang whose actions ultimately lead to Hinata's demise. There, he meets the young Hakkai Shiba, a fellow gang member whose older brother, Taiju, tyrannically rules Black Dragon. When Taiju brutally beats Takemichi in a one-sided street brawl, Hakkai attempts to withdraw from Tokyo Manji in apology—an act that Takemichi must prevent to spare Hakkai a grim future. Through a shared tragedy, Takemichi bonds with Chifuyu Matsuno, establishing a close comradery both boys desperately need. With Chifuyu on his side, Takemichi works to unravel the fates of Black Dragon's members, fighting to create a happy future for his loved ones. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Bokutachi no Remake

Remake our life.

Life is not going well for 28-year-old Kyouya Hashiba. Having left his office job to pursue a career in the video game industry, his internship at a popular game studio abruptly ends, leaving him unemployed and forcing him to move back in with his parents. Additionally, his jealousy toward the success of the "Platinum Generation"—a group of similarly-aged creators—has caused him to regret his decision to attend a traditional university instead of an arts college. Even though he believes there are no second chances in life, Kyouya is suddenly given one when he wakes up one day and finds himself 10 years in the past. Instead of choosing business school like he originally had, Kyouya decides to pursue his passions and attends the Oonaka University of Art. There, he meets classmate Eiko Kawasegawa, the woman who had hired him as an intern in the present, alongside his new housemates and future Platinum Generation members: underachieving artist Aki Shino, aspiring singer and actress Nanako Kogure, and naturally-gifted writer Tsurayuki Rokuonji. With each project they complete together, Kyouya and his friends venture closer to discovering their true potential as creators and remaking their lives into the ideal versions they desire. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Irozuku Sekai no Ashita kara

Iroduku: the world in colors.

Despite the kaleidoscopic magic ingrained in everyday life, Hitomi Tsukishiro's monochrome world is deprived of emotion and feeling. On a night as black and white as any other, amidst the fireworks spreading across the sky, Hitomi's grandmother Kohaku conjures a spell, for which she has been harnessing the moon's light for 60 years, to send Hitomi back in time to the year 2018 when Kohaku was in high school. Hitomi's mission seems unclear, but her grandmother assures her that she will know when she gets there. Following a trip through time aboard a train driven by a strange yellow creature, Hitomi finds herself in stoic artist Yuito Aoi's room, and his drawings flood her world with color. What is Hitomi's purpose there, and why do Yuito's drawings return such breathtaking color to her drab world? [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Oda Nobuna no Yabou

The ambition of oda nobuna.

High school student Yoshiharu Sagara wakes up and finds himself in the middle of a raging Sengoku period battle. He is saved by the legendary Hideyoshi Toyotomi, but at the cost of the hero's life. With his dying breath, the warrior pleads for Yoshiharu to become a feudal lord in his place. Now that the course of history has been changed, Yoshiharu pledges to keep the timeline from diverging any further. Yet, after rescuing Nobuna Oda—whom he discovers is actually the fabled Nobunaga Oda's female counterpart—Yoshiharu realizes he has been transported to an alternate reality where most of Japan's historical warlords are now cute girls! To set things right and find a way back home, Yoshiharu agrees to become one of Nobuna's retainers and assist her in a conquest of Japan. As Nobuna initiates her campaign, Yoshiharu discovers that the history he learned from playing the video game "Nobunaga's Ambition" allows him to predict future events and turn the tide of war. Using this invaluable gift to aid the Oda clan's beautiful generals, Yoshiharu hopes to help his new lord fulfill her dream and win the hearts of women everywhere. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

InuYasha: Kanketsu-hen

Inuyasha: the final act.

Thwarted again by Naraku, Inuyasha, Kagome Higurashi, and their friends must continue their hunt for the few remaining Shikon Jewel shards, lest they fully form into a corrupted jewel at the hands of Naraku. But Naraku has plans of his own to acquire them, and will destroy anyone and anything standing in his way—even his own underlings. The persistent, unyielding danger posed by Naraku forces Sango and Miroku to decide what is most important to them—each other or their duty in battle. Meanwhile, Inuyasha must decide whether his heart lies with Kikyou or Kagome, before fate decides for him. Amid the race to find the shards, Inuyasha and his brother Sesshoumaru must also resolve their feud and cooperate for their final confrontation with Naraku, as it is a battle they must win in order to put a stop to his evil and cruelty once and for all. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Steins;Gate: Kyoukaimenjou no Missing Link - Divide By Zero

Steins;gate: open the missing link - divide by zero.

Having reached his emotional breaking point, Rintarou Okabe refuses to continue aiding time traveler Suzuha Amane in her mission to prevent World War III, believing any further efforts to save Makise Kurisu will be in vain. Shortly after, Okabe abandons his mad scientist persona and becomes a seemingly regular university student. Okabe's close friend Mayuri Shiina perceives him to be recovering from his trauma and is visibly happy. However, something still seems to be bothering Okabe. Steins;Gate: Kyoukaimenjou no Missing Link - Divide By Zero marks the beginning of a critical divergence—a timeline in which the burden of fate escalates beyond one's limits. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Naruto: Shippuuden Movie 4 - The Lost Tower

Naruto shippuden the movie 4: the lost tower.

Led by Yamato, Naruto Uzumaki, Sakura Haruno, and Sai are assigned to capture Mukade, a rogue ninja who is pursuing the ancient chakra Ryuumyaku located underneath the Rouran ruins. While the Ryuumyaku has been sealed by the Fourth Hokage, the group fails to prevent Mukade from releasing its power. Consequently, a strong energy burst engulfs both Naruto and Yamato before they can escape. As he awakens in a magnificent yet hostile kingdom, Naruto meets its young queen Saara and three Konohagakure ninjas on a top-secret mission. They reveal to him that he has time-traveled to Rouran 20 years into the past! To make matters worse, Mukade has already infiltrated the royal court, becoming the naive queen's most trusted minister under the alias Anrokuzan. Joining forces with the three ninjas, Naruto must protect Saara's life without fail to stop the villain's plans and return to the present. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Gintama Movie 2: Kanketsu-hen - Yorozuya yo Eien Nare

Gintama: the movie: the final chapter: be forever yorozuya.

When Gintoki apprehends a movie pirate at a premiere, he checks the camera's footage and finds himself transported to a bleak, post-apocalyptic version of Edo, where a mysterious epidemic called the "White Plague" has ravished the world's population. It turns out that the movie pirate wasn't a pirate after all—it was an android time machine, and Gintoki has been hurtled five years into the future! Shinpachi and Kagura, his Yorozuya cohorts, have had a falling out and are now battle-hardened solo vigilantes and he himself has been missing for years, disappearing without a trace after scribbling a strange message in his journal. Setting out in the disguise given to him by the android time machine, Gintoki haphazardly reunites the Yorozuya team to investigate the White Plague, and soon discovers that the key to saving the future lies in the darkness of his own past. Determined to confront a powerful foe, he makes an important discovery—with a ragtag band of friends and allies at his side, he doesn't have to fight alone. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

After escaping a bus hijacking with the help of masked superhero Strange Juice, Yuuta Iridatsu finds his soul separated from his body and in the care of a perverse cat spirit, Chiranosuke. As a spirit, Yuuta wanders around his residence, the Korai House, aiming to regain his body and observe the other residents: Meika Daihatsu, a genius inventor; Mikatan Narugino, a cheerful idol; Ito Hikiotani, a shut-in NEET; and Rabura Chichibu, a spiritual medium. After catching a glimpse of Narugino's undergarments, Chiranosuke reveals to Yuuta that he becomes exponentially stronger upon seeing panties. However, if he sees another pair while he is still a spirit, his power will cause an asteroid to crash into the earth, ending the world and killing his friends. Punch Line follows Yuuta as he unravels the mysteries surrounding Korai House, its residents, and a villainous organization attempting to end the world. Will Yuuta be able to save everyone, or will the ever-present threat of panties result in their doom? [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Fate/Grand Order: First Order

Fate/grand order -first order-.

In 2015, the Chaldea Security Organization draws on experts of both the magical and mundane fields to observe the future of mankind for possible extinction events. Humanity's survival seems assured for the next century—until the verdict suddenly changes, and now eradication of the species awaits at the end of 2016. The cause is unknown, but appears to be linked with the Japanese town of Fuyuki and the events of 2004 during the Fifth Holy Grail War. In response, Chaldea harnesses an experimental means of time travel, the Rayshift technology. With it, Ritsuka Fujimaru, a young man newly recruited to the organization, and the mysterious girl Mash Kyrielight, can travel back to 2004 and discover how to save humanity. A grand order to fight fate has been declared—an order to change the past and restore the future. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku-hen

After succeeding in their winter conflict against Taiju Shiba and his Black Dragons, the Tokyo Manji Gang absorbs their group's remaining members. Due to his heroic courage and indomitable spirit, Takemichi Hanagaki should have accomplished his goal of defeating the tragic fate awaiting his girlfriend, Hinata Tachibana. In reality, Takemichi's troubles are far from over. Although Takemichi's actions have exposed Tetta Kisaki's treachery, the conniving schemer has found power elsewhere: Tenjiku, a dangerous gang led by the enigmatic Izana Kurokawa. Izana sets his sights on Manjirou "Mikey" Sano, pursuing a vicious interest in the Tokyo Manji Gang's aloof leader. In the future, Takemichi discovers that the machinations of Izana and Kisaki led to Mikey's moral ruin—a downfall that directly results in Hinata's death. Unfortunately, a terrible loss robs Takemichi of his time-leaping ability, stranding him in the past with one final chance to rescue everyone he loves. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Kamisama Hajimemashita: Kako-hen

While playing in the snow one day at her shrine, the land god Nanami Momozono witnesses her familiar—the fox youkai Tomoe—collapse, with dark markings appearing on his body. Tomoe's former master, Lord Mikage, appears after his long absence and places Tomoe into a magical pocket mirror in order to stave off his ailment. Mikage explains that long ago, before he and Tomoe had met, the fox youkai was in love with a human woman. Seeking to live as a human with his beloved, he made a deal with a fallen god, but he only ended up cursed and dying. When Mikage discovered Tomoe, the god made the youkai forget his human love as a quick solution. However, something has changed recently to reactivate the curse; Tomoe has fallen in love with his new human master, Nanami. Since there is no way to stop the curse, Nanami wants to stop Tomoe from getting cursed in the first place by traveling back through time, even if it means they may never meet. As Nanami travels back hundreds of years to save her precious familiar, she discovers that she is far more closely bonded to Tomoe than she previously thought. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Sakurada Reset

Sagrada reset.

Kei Asai lives in the oceanside city of Sakurada—a town where the inhabitants are born with strange abilities. On the school rooftop one day, he meets Misora Haruki, an apathetic girl with the power to reset anything around her up to three days prior. While no one knows when she has reset, not even Haruki, Kei can retain everything before the reset thanks to his own ability: photographic memory. After they successfully help someone by combining their powers, they join the Service Club to aid others in their town. However, their club becomes involved with and begins completing missions for the mysterious Administration Bureau—an organization that focuses on managing the abilities in Sakurada and manipulating the town's events for their own ends. They may find out that there are more things at work in Sakurada than the machinations of the uncanny organization. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu 3rd Season

Re:zero -starting life in another world- season 3.

3rd Season of Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu

Mirai no Mirai

In a quiet corner of the city, four-year-old Kun Oota has lived a spoiled life as an only child with his parents and the family dog, Yukko. But when his new baby sister Mirai is brought home, his simple life is thrown upside-down; suddenly, it isn't all about him anymore. Despite his tantrums and nagging, Mirai is seemingly now the subject of all his parents' love. To help him adapt to this drastic change, Kun is taken on an extraordinary journey through time, meeting his family's past, present, and future selves, as he learns not only what it means to be a part of a family, but also what it means to be an older brother. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Orange: Mirai

Twenty-six-year-old Hiroto Suwa; his wife, Naho; and their old high school classmates—Takako Chino, Azusa Murasaka, and Saku Hagita—visit Mt. Koubou to view the cherry blossoms together. While watching the setting sun, they reminisce about Kakeru Naruse, their friend who died 10 years ago. Mourning for him, they decide to visit Kakeru's old home, where they learn the secret of his death from his grandmother. Filled with regret, Suwa and his friends decide to write letters to their 16-year-old past selves to set their hearts at rest. With the knowledge contained in the letter from his future self, 16-year-old Suwa has the chance to rewrite the future. What choices will he make? What will happen in this new future? [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Island (TV)

On a remote island far from the mainland named Urashima, a man washes ashore, with no recollection of his name or homeland. What he does recall, however, is that he is a time traveler with a mission: to save a certain girl from harm. As nightfall arrives, he meets Rinne Ohara, a girl who sings a tune that reminds him of a specific name—Setsuna—and decides to use it as his own. Knowing another "Setsuna" herself, Rinne takes him to her household as a servant, hoping that he is the same one she remembers. On the other hand, Setsuna continues to learn more about Urashima, desiring to identify his lost past. He comes to know about the island's folklore, its three great families, and the endemic disease that prevents anyone afflicted from stepping out into the daylight. As the mysteries of his missing memories and Urashima itself unfold, Setsuna must remember his purpose and fulfill his mission as soon as possible. But, as he witnesses the myriad of troubles plaguing the island, Setsuna begins to question—is his temporal displacement merely an effort to change a single girl's fate? [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Loop 7-kaime no Akuyaku Reijou wa, Moto Tekikoku de Jiyuu Kimama na Hanayome Seikatsu wo Mankitsu suru

7th time loop: the villainess enjoys a carefree life married to her worst enemy.

Rishe Irmgard Weitzner finds herself in a familiar situation: her fiancé is publicly breaking off their engagement, and her ducal family is about to disown her in shame. However, Rishe is not distraught; she has already had six chances to rebuild her life and chase a different passion each time. But she would always get swept up in a war and die, so now she wishes for her seventh reincarnation to be easygoing and uneventful. What Rishe does not take into account is the presence of Arnold Hein, the crown prince of the Galkhein Kingdom. He is destined to usurp the throne and become a tyrant who starts a large-scale invasion of neighboring countries. To make their encounter worse, Arnold is the one who killed Rishe in her previous life. That is why it is all the more shocking when he proposes to Rishe on the spot. In pursuit of her desired life, Rishe must consider accepting Arnold's proposal and discover the reasons behind his brutal actions to stop the war from ever happening. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Hanyou no Yashahime: Sengoku Otogizoushi

Yashahime: princess half-demon.

Half-demon twins Towa and Setsuna were always together, living happily in Feudal Japan. But their joyous days come to an end when a forest fire separates them and Towa is thrown through a portal to modern-day Japan. There, she is found by Souta Higurashi, who raises her as his daughter after Towa finds herself unable to return to her time. Ten years later, 14-year-old Towa is a relatively well-adjusted student, despite the fact that she often gets into fights. However, unexpected trouble arrives on her doorstep in the form of three visitors from Feudal Japan; Moroha, a bounty hunter; Setsuna, a demon slayer and Towa's long-lost twin sister; and Mistress Three-Eyes, a demon seeking a mystical object. Working together, the girls defeat their foe, but in the process, Towa discovers to her horror that Setsuna has no memory of her at all. Hanyou no Yashahime: Sengoku Otogizoushi follows the three girls as they endeavor to remedy Setsuna's memory loss, as well as discover the truth about their linked destinies. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Sora no Aosa wo Shiru Hito yo

Her blue sky.

High school student Aoi Aioi lives with her elder sister, Akane, after a tragic accident took their parents away 13 years ago. Because Akane has since been taking care of her single-handedly, Aoi wants to move to Tokyo after her graduation to relieve her sister's burden and pursue a musical career, inspired by Akane's ex-boyfriend Shinnosuke "Shinno" Kanamuro. Shinno was part of a band until he left for Tokyo to become a professional guitarist after the sisters' parents passed away, and he was never to be seen again. One afternoon, while Aoi practices her bass in a guest house, she gets startled by the 18-year-old version of Shinno from 13 years ago! As if by coincidence, the current 31-year-old Shinno also returns to the town, but he has changed drastically. There are now two Shinno's in existence, but why is the Shinno from the past present? Sora no Aosa wo Shiru Hito yo revolves around these four individuals as they confront their inner feelings toward each other and make decisions that will affect their lives from here on out. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Kikansha no Mahou wa Tokubetsu desu

A returner's magic should be special.

After a decade spent fighting monsters in the Shadow Labyrinth—a growing dark cloud of magic that threatens to engulf the world and destroy all life—mage Desir Herrman and his five companions finally face their last foe: the dragon of destruction Boromir Napolitan. Although the group of heroes manages to slay this formidable opponent, the tremendous amount of mana stored within the dragon's body is released in an unstoppable explosion that annihilates the rest of the world. However, instead of dying, Desir is sent back 10 years into the past with complete memories of events to come. He enrolls at Hebrion Academy, determined to put an end to the classist prejudice plaguing the magical world that will ultimately lead to the demise of humanity. Unfortunately, his struggle begins early on during the entrance exams; although he is ranked first of his group, Desir is assigned to the Beta Class, the default class for commoners. Now, Desir's next objective is to rally someone to his cause that he could not save in his previous life: the wind mage Romantica Eru. Then, Desir will have to show his worth to the Alpha Class with his newly formed party if he wants to ultimately save as many lives as possible. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Shiguang Dailiren II

Link click season 2.

The attempt to capture the mysterious perpetrator who possesses people ends tragically: Lu Guang is rushed to the hospital in a critical state, while Cheng Xiaoshi is arrested for the alleged crime. In light of recent events, the father of Liu Min unleashes his skilled, ruthless lawyer—Qian Jin—after Police Chief Li Xiao, who is spearheading the investigation related to the photo studio owned by Qiao Ling. It appears that no one is safe from the unpredictable and fatal attacks of the adversary who painstakingly hides their identity. As he tries to learn from his past mistakes, Cheng Xiaoshi must act swiftly and decisively to put an end to this devastating trail of death. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

InuYasha Movie 2: Kagami no Naka no Mugenjou

Inuyasha the movie 2: the castle beyond the looking glass.

Fortune smiles on Inuyasha and his allies when they finally defeat their nemesis Naraku, who has caused them unrelenting hardships. Overjoyed by the long-awaited victory, they all hurry to resume their former lives, unaware that danger still lurks around. Kanna and Kagura, two of Naraku's subordinates, make arrangements to set free a sealed demonic entity that claims to be Kaguya, the legendary Princess of the Heavens. Although preoccupied with their own endeavors, Inuyasha's group members reunite by a string of unusual coincidences involving Kanna and Kagura along with an inexplicable phenomenon of repeated full-moon nights. Upon realizing that Kaguya is behind the troubling events and that she holds a terrible power, they join forces once more to stop the disastrous fate she has planned for the world. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Seikimatsu Occult Gakuin

Occult academy.

The story revolves around Maya, the daughter of the former Headmaster of Waldstein Academy, and a time traveling agent Fumiaki Uchida. In the year 2012, the world had been invaded by aliens and time travelers were sent back to the year 1999 in order to find and destroy the Nostradamus Key, which Nostradamus Prophecy foretold as what would bring about the apocalypse. The series then turns to the year 1999, where Maya returns to the Academy with the intention of destroying the Academy by superseding her late father's position as the principal. Her plan was interrupted when she meets Fumiaki and learns of the forthcoming destruction. Despite being distrusting towards Fumiaki, they form a pact to look for the Nostradamus Key. In order to find the Nostradamus Key, time agents were provided with specially created cell phones. When a user finds an object of interest, by thinking of destroying it and taking a photo, and if the resulting image is that of a peaceful world, then the subject is the Nostradamus Key. Conversely, if the subject is not the Nostradamus Key, then the photo displays destruction. By using the phone, Maya and Fumiaki investigates occult occurrences as they occur in the town. (Source: Wikipedia)

InuYasha Movie 1: Toki wo Koeru Omoi

Inuyasha the movie: affections touching across time.

During their quest in the feudal era to recover the shards of the miraculous Shikon Jewel, Inuyasha, Kagome Higurashi, and their friends become the target of Menoumaru Hyouga—a demon awakened by one of the Shikon fragments, now in pursuit of Inuyasha's heirloom sword Tessaiga. Following a clash between the fathers of Inuyasha and Menoumaru, the weapon is the only means to restore Menoumaru his rightful family heritage. However, upon ambushing Inuyasha, Menoumaru discovers that Tessaiga's owner alone can wield it. Determined to achieve his objective regardless, he kidnaps Kagome to force Inuyasha to use his blade and release the sealed powers of the Hyouga clan. With their dependable companions' assistance, Inuyasha and Kagome oppose Menoumaru, unaware that his sinister intentions and alarming potential will endanger not only their world but also its distant future. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

InuYasha Movie 3: Tenka Hadou no Ken

Inuyasha the movie 3: swords of an honorable ruler.

Following Inu no Taishou's death, his swords Tenseiga and Tessaiga were passed on to his sons, Sesshoumaru and Inuyasha respectively. However, there exists one more blade. During a visit to his friend Kagome Higurashi in modern times, Inuyasha encounters Sounga—his father's third sword. Found by one of Kagome's ancestors inside the old well that connects the past to the future, Sounga has been kept for years as a treasured artifact at the Higurashi shrine. Nevertheless, it soon reveals itself to harbor an evil spirit with a terrible urge to kill. While struggling to subdue its calamitous nature, Inuyasha manages to bring Sounga back to the feudal era where he must confront his brother Sesshoumaru, who has always desired to possess it. But when they lose track of the sword during their fight, the siblings engage in a fervent competition to find it, still unaware of its secret and the legacy that Inu no Taishou has left for them. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

InuYasha Movie 4: Guren no Houraijima

Inuyasha the movie 4: fire on the mystic island.

Hourai is a mysterious island that appears for a limited period once every 50 years. Some say that the isle holds the secret of eternal youth; others believe that it brings disaster to their land. When Inuyasha's group saves a half-demon child from being hunted by a monstrous creature, they learn that her name is Ai and that she fled from Hourai. Surprisingly, the girl is an acquaintance of Inuyasha and begs him to rescue her friends, who are being held prisoner by vicious demons calling themselves the Four War Gods—an enemy Inuyasha remembers well. Upon reaching Hourai, Ai's guests are horrified to discover that only a handful of orphans still inhabit the island and are destined to become sacrifices to increase the Four War Gods' powers. Furthermore, the victims bear their oppressors' enchanted mark, which prevents them from escaping. Defeating the four demons remains Inuyasha's most viable option, but their superiority in strength will require daring initiatives achievable only by the group's combined teamwork. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Ushinawareta Mirai wo Motomete

In search of the lost future.

Kaori Sasaki—a member of Uchihama Academy's Astronomy Club—confesses to Sou Akiyama, but later that evening, she dies in a tragic road accident. Her friends and fellow club members mourn her death in a local hospital. Yet she shows up to school the following day, and no one senses anything amiss. The day finishes without any unusual incidents, and the group of friends plans for the upcoming cultural festival. Suddenly, the room is shaken by an unnatural earthquake. Everyone splits up to investigate—except for Nagisa Hanamiya, who stays behind. As everyone leaves, Nagisa notices that the odd relic-like cube that she was toying with starts emitting a strange blue light. Meanwhile, Sou stumbles upon an unconscious, naked girl lying in a pool of water. Ushinawareta Mirai wo Motomete follows the Astronomy Club's increasingly bizarre adventures—from dealing with ghosts to quelling unrests between student clubs. All the while, they unravel the circumstances behind the sudden appearance of a new transfer student. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Noein: Mou Hitori no Kimi e

Noein: to your other self.

During their last summer of elementary school, four friends decide to undertake a test of courage at their local graveyard. Before the test begins, Haruka Kaminogi makes a last effort to pull Yuu Gotou away from his controlling mother. While doing so, Haruka suddenly has a strange vision of blue snow followed by the appearance of an imposing silver-haired man. Later, a similar vision occurs at the graveyard to both Haruka and her friends before they try to escape what they assume are ghosts. Unbeknownst to the children, the people who appeared before them are Dragon Soldiers: an elite military group from a dimension known as La'cryma. The soldiers have traveled to this dimension to secure the "Dragon Torque"—an entity they believe to be their last hope for survival. However, both the Dragon Soldiers and Haruka are shocked to learn that the Dragon Torque is Haruka herself. She attempts to escape from the Dragon Soldiers as she finds her own last ray of hope—the strange silver-haired man who claims to be another version of Yuu himself. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Buddy Complex

When ordinary high school student Aoba Watase is suddenly targeted by a giant robot known as a "Valiancer," he is saved by his mysterious classmate Hina Yumihara. After revealing that she and their robotic enemy are from the future, Hina suddenly propels Aoba 70 years forward in order to prevent his death. Upon arrival, Aoba finds himself in the cockpit of a Valiancer called "Luxon," stuck in the midst of a firefight between the military forces of the Free Pact Alliance (FPA) and Zogilia Republic. After he shows high compatibility with an FPA pilot named Dio Weinberg, the two perform a successful "coupling," allowing them to share experiences and subsequently increase their capabilities and skills. Although Aoba is able to survive this unexpected battle, he is taken into custody by the FPA ship Cygnus, who wishes to interrogate him. While the student's main concern is whether he will ever be able to return home, what he doesn't realize is that he is about to get caught up in a war to protect the world. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Nobunaga-sensei no Osanazuma

Nobunaga teacher's young bride.

"One day, a girl who loves me will suddenly appear before me"—Middle school teacher Nobunaga has always been dreaming of such a gal game-like situation. However, the one who appeared before him was Kichou, a 14-year-old girl who proclaims herself as his wife. Appearing to have arrived from the Sengoku era, she mistakes Nobunaga as Nobunaga Oda and urges him to conceive a child with her. Thus begins the age-difference love comedy between a gal game-loving teacher and a Sengoku era expert princess. (Source: MAL News)

Tearmoon Teikoku Monogatari: Dantoudai kara Hajimaru, Hime no Tensei Gyakuten Story

Tearmoon empire.

Due to poor finances, an epidemic, and famine, the once prosperous Tearmoon Empire ultimately falls to a revolution instigated by its citizens and supported by neighboring nations. The rebellion also brings dire consequences for Mia Luna Tearmoon, the empire's extremely spoiled princess, who endures three years in the dungeons before facing execution. By some miracle, Mia finds herself reincarnated as her 12-year-old self, retaining full memories of everything that had transpired. With the pain of the guillotine blade freshly imprinted on her neck, Mia is determined to use this second chance at life to avoid the grim fate that awaits her. She utilizes all her knowledge to improve the state of the kingdom and gather personal allies, inadvertently winning over the people's hearts and becoming beloved as a saint. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Inazuma Eleven Go: Chrono Stone

Inazuma Eleven Go: Chrono Stone is set after the Holy Road Soccer Tournament. The hero of of the moment, Tenma Matsukaze, traveled all over Japan to teach soccer to kids. He returns to Raimon Junior High School after completing his mission, but to his surprise, it's no longer the same Raimon Junior High that he remembers. The soccer club is non-existent, and the members of the champion team in the Holy Road Soccer Tournament have no recollection of taking part in the tournament. They neither remember Tenma nor the game of soccer they loved. As Tenma is baffled by this twist, Alpha, the leader of the Route Agents and captain of Protocol Omega team, suddenly appears before him. Alpha declares that he and his team are responsible for wiping out passion for soccer in Raimon along with the memories of the soccer club members: and Tenma himself is next. That's when a strange boy named Fei Rune appears just in time to save him. Just who is Fei, and why does Alpha want to eliminate soccer for good? Tenma knows that he needs to do everything in his power to emerge victorious. It's a battle that could seal the fate of soccer forever.

Nobunaga Concerto

"Who cares about what happened in Japan's past? It has nothing to do with my life." With these words, carefree high school student Saburou finds himself unceremoniously thrown back in time to the Sengoku Era, landing directly in front of the legendary general Nobunaga Oda. Nobunaga, on the run from his retainers and wishing to rest due to his frailty, beseeches Saburou to take his place, as the two bear an uncanny resemblance. Although Saburou is still confused by his surroundings, Nobunaga hurriedly provides the boy with the necessary items to prove that he is the bona fide feudal lord and makes a hasty getaway. Now a stand-in for someone he doesn't even know all that much about—though his modern experiences and knowledge are sure to help him—Saburou begins his unexpected quest to pose as the man who attempted to unite all of Japan. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Ninja Batman

Batman ninja.

At Arkham Asylum, Batman clashes with Gorilla Grodd while trying to destroy Grodd's newest invention: the Quake Engine. Amidst the chaos, the engine activates, and the entire asylum suddenly vanishes into thin air—Batman along with it. Once the dust settles, Batman finds himself standing in the middle of an unfamiliar road. He soon realizes that he is no longer in Gotham City—but instead in Feudal Japan! The amazement quickly fades as samurai descend upon him, seeking to take his life. Later on, Batman's investigation leads him to discover that the one responsible for the kill order is none other than his archnemesis, the Joker. Following an encounter with Catwoman, he learns that the asylum's criminals had teleported there two years earlier—each ruling over a piece of Japan with Joker being the dominant warlord. In order to return home, Batman must reactivate the Quake Engine, situated in the remnants of the asylum, now known as Arkham Castle. However, there is one problem: aside from his gadget belt, the arsenal that was once at his fingertips is all but gone. Ninja Batman follows the Dark Knight as he traverses a strange new environment, facing off against familiar foes in a bid to return to Gotham in one piece. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Tokidoki Rikugou is a history-hating student who flunks out of his Japanese History course; his high school forces him to make up for his failed grade by attending a special museum lecture. Its star exhibit, a vast recreation of the Edo Period, promises to alleviate the delinquent student's poor grades with an elaborate simulation of the Tokugawa Shogunate: the Edo Bakumatsu Walking Tour and Exhibition. Knowing next to nothing about samurai culture or the times he's walked into, he is quickly surprised to learn of the superstitious nature of Japan during the 1600s. Quickly dismissing the existence of gods and demons, he is shocked when confronted by a demon on a bridge, who attacks the unsuspecting high-schooler. Saved by a mysterious swordsman named Kuchiha, he discovers that he can no longer escape the simulation at the history museum. Meeting another swordsman named Kon Shinonome, he discovers another contemporary that was trapped in the simulation before him. Quickly adjusting to his new home, Tokidoki must now help protect the village from demons, while uncovering the mystery of both the simulation and the company that created it. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Meiji Tokyo Renka

Mei Ayazuki is just your ordinary, everyday high-school girl. That is until one night, when the moon is full and red, she’s transported through time to the Meiji Period by Charlie, a self-proclaimed magician. She ends up in a strange, Meiji-era ‘Tokyo’ where the existence of ghosts is accepted. Led by Charlie, she finally arrives at the Rokumeikan. There, waiting for her to arrive, are the historical figures Ougai Mori, Shunsou Hishida, Otojirou Kawakami, Kyouka Izumi, Gorou Fujita, Yakumo Koizumi, and Tousuke Iwasaki. Whilst interacting with these men, she discovers she is a Tamayori - someone who can see ghosts - a skill that is highly valued in the Meiji Period. Due to these powers, her relationship with the men begins to change… As she gets to know these handsome men in a new era she just can’t get used to, a love begins to grow within her. Will Mei be able to return to her time? What will become of her love - a love that crosses the boundaries of time and space? (Source: Honey's Anime)

Natsu no Arashi!

Summer storm.

In modern-day Japan, 13-year-old Hajime Yasaka moves to the countryside to stay with his grandfather. On the way to his new home, a lost Hajime finds himself in a cafe called Ark, where he immediately falls in love with one of the waitresses: the gorgeous Sayoko "Arashi" Arashiyama. While Arashi is initially unconcerned with the boy, her attitude quickly changes after she grasps Hajime's hand, leading her to believe they are "connected." As it turns out, Arashi is anything but a regular teenager—in reality, she is the ghost of a girl who perished in World War II. By touching a man she connects with, she gains the ability to travel back in time. Delighted to have found someone who can unlock her powers, Arashi asks Hajime to help with her mission: to save civilians from the carnage of the war that claimed her life. Smitten with Arashi, Hajime readily agrees. But as the two get further involved with Arashi's past, they soon discover that she is not the only one able to transcend time. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Movie: Chou Yuugou! Toki wo Koeta Kizuna

Yu-gi-oh 3d: bonds beyond time.

While riding with Jack Atlas and Crow Hogan, Yuusei Fudou's Stardust Dragon is captured by Paradox, a mysterious Turbo Duelist from the future, during a Turbo Duel and turned into a Sin Monster. With the help of the Crimson Dragon, Yuusei chases after Paradox as he enters a time slip, ending up in the past. During this time, Paradox duels against Jaden Yuki, who is still able to use the powers of Yubel and The Supreme King. However, by this time Paradox had also captured Cyber End Dragon and Rainbow Dragon and overwhelms Jaden. He is saved thanks to Yuusei and the Crimson Dragon. Jaden informs Yuusei of Paradox's true intentions. By stealing various monsters from across time and turning them dark, he plans to kill Maximillion Pegasus, the creator of Duel Monsters, preventing the game from being created and causing the events of all three series to never happen. Yuusei and Jaden agree to pursue Paradox, which leads them to the past and causes a meeting with the King of Games, Yuugi Mutou. However, by the time Yuusei and Jaden arrive, Paradox had already attacked his time, supposedly killing both Pegasus and Yuugi's grandpa, and had also managed to steal Blue-Eyes White Dragon and Red-Eyes Black Dragon. After explaining everything to Yuugi, he agrees to fight with Yuusei and Jaden against Paradox in the ultimate three-on-one duel to free the trapped monsters and save both the world and time itself before it's too late. (Source: Wikipedia)

16bit Sensation: Another Layer

Konoha Akisato's love for bishoujo games—a type of entertainment focused on interactions with beautiful girls—has always nurtured her aspiration of becoming a popular artist. However, as Konoha secures her first job as a sub-illustrator at the game company Blue Bell, she confronts the harsh reality surrounding her favorite genre. In 2023, the bishoujo game industry is overrun with cheap, repetitive, and low-effort releases, with Blue Bell at the core of the problem. After stumbling upon a vintage game store and reminiscing about the impressive titles of the past, Konoha suddenly winds up in the year 1992—just as the bishoujo game industry was beginning to flourish. Konoha struggles to accept her new circumstances until she joins Alcohol Soft, a small game company willing to employ her as an illustrator. Although she believes her skills from the future will propel her to success, technology and illustration are considerably old-school, and she must promptly adapt if she wishes to fulfill her dreams. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Sengoku Otome: Momoiro Paradox

Battle girls: time paradox.

Yoshino Hide is an average girl who always seems to find trouble wherever she goes. One day Yoshino visits a local shrine to pray in order to pass her upcoming test. However, Yoshino sees a blue light coming from inside the Shrine and looks inside to find a mysterious person performing a magic spell. In a stroke of bad luck, Yoshino trips on a small bell and crashes into the shrine, prompting the stranger to catch her. Upon Yoshino's capture, the magic spell spirals out of control and sends Yoshino back in time to the Sengoku Era. Yoshino then encounters Akechi Mitsuhide and Oda Nobunaga. But unlike what really happened during the era, Hideyoshino realizes that everyone in the world is female. She then decides to help Oda Nobunaga find the Crimson Armor which is said to allow the person wearing the armor to conquer all of Japan.

Karin, a DNA operator from the future, is on a mission to change the course of History by stopping Junta Momonari from becoming the Mega-Playboy who fathered 100 children and led to the overpopulation of the world. But Junta is no playboy; in fact he is allergic to girls. But when Karin shoots him with the wrong DNA-altering bullet, he starts sporadically becoming the Mega-Playboy capable of charming any woman. Karin must try to restore the situation to normal before the change to Mega-Playboy becomes irreversible. (Source: ANN)

Hanyou no Yashahime: Sengoku Otogizoushi - Ni no Shou

Yashahime: princess half-demon: the second act.

Second season of Hanyou no Yashahime: Sengoku Otogizoushi.

Yojouhan Time Machine Blues

The tatami time machine blues.

On a hot summer day in Kyoto, a young man walks toward his apartment, dreaming of turning on the air conditioner and cooling down. But before he can turn his dream into reality, disaster naturally strikes in the form of Ozu, who spills soda all over the remote. With the air conditioner rendered completely unusable, the man and his friends are left to suffer in the terrible August heat. Just when all hope seems lost, the group finds a true-to-life time machine in their storage room. Not knowing the dire consequences of doing so, they decide to travel back to the past and grab the remote before Ozu even has a chance to destroy it. What awaits them on the other side is a staggering adventure none of them are prepared for. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Shiguang Dailiren Fan Wai Pian: Biwu Zhaoqin

Link click episode 5.5.

At the Time Photo Studio, partners Lu Guang and Cheng Xiaoshi accept jobs of a peculiar nature. With the aid of their complementary abilities, they are able to leap into photographs—thereby entering the past. One such case involves Liu Siwen, whose only wish is to marry his one true love, Ou Yang. However, her martial arts master father is apprehensive of a suitor who is an outsider and refuses to give his permission unless Liu Siwen defeats him in an honest duel. After years of trying and failing miserably because of his less-than-impressive skills, Liu Siwen finds himself seeking the help of Lu Guang and Cheng Xiaoshi. The two hatch a plan to outwit Ou Yang's father, but what seems simple in theory is rarely as easy to execute in reality… [Written by MAL Rewrite]

InuYasha: Kuroi Tessaiga

Sesshoumaru has never approved of his half-demon younger brother Inuyasha inheriting their father's prized sword, Tessaiga, while he was left with the restorative Tenseiga blade. Upon learning that even Tenseiga's one destructive technique—which he himself perfected—was designed to be transferred to Tessaiga, Sesshoumaru grows even more bitter as he feels disowned in favor of an unworthy mongrel. Meanwhile, Inuyasha's archenemy Naraku unscrupulously takes advantage of Sesshoumaru's grievance to tempt him with a means of stealing Tessaiga's powers. Pitted against each other, the siblings cross blades in a fight that will decide whether Inuyasha will thwart Naraku's dirty scheme and earn Sesshoumaru's acknowledgment or die at the hands of his own flesh and blood. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Boku dake ga Inai Machi Recaps

Erased digest.

Recap episodes of Boku dake ga Inai Machi covering episodes 1 to 6 and episodes 7 to 11.

Thermae Romae

Lucius Modestus, an ancient Roman architect, finds himself job-hunting due to having trouble coming up with new ideas. As his demeanor and personality become dismal, his friends try taking him to a bathhouse for him to relax. Unable to unwind in the bustling and crowded bath, Lucius dips his head in the water. Down there, he finds a secret tunnel that transports him to a modern-day Japanese bathhouse, providing him the inspiration he needed to make a new creation. Loaded with what seems to be knowledge way ahead of his time, Lucius does his best to try and recreate his findings, usually inferior in quality due to his circumstances. However, the sheer ingenuity may be just enough to gain the attention of the citizens and regain his reputation as an architect. [Written by MAL Rewrite] Note: MAL considers this show to be three episodes and not five. See More Info for additional details.

Buddy Complex: Kanketsu-hen - Ano Sora ni Kaeru Mirai de

The two part finale of Buddy Complex television series deals with the final battle between the Free Treaty Alliance and the space division of Zogiria, lead by an elderly Bizon, as Earth and time itself hang in the balance.

Mujaki no Rakuen

Paradise of innocence.

Shouta Handa is a jobless 25 year old who is sick and tired of his boring life. One evening, at the class reunion, he gets to meet all of the cute girls that used to be his classmates. He soon discovers that they are all successful with interesting careers, and even more importantly—really beautiful now, with bigger curves. Unfortunately, it seems that they are all aware of his boring, unsuccessful life, so they mock him and call him a loser, just like in the old days. Everything changes when Shouta goes for a walk to have a smoke and accidentally falls into the school swimming pool. This triggers a supernatural phenomenon that takes him back ten years into the past. He finds himself in the same swimming pool during swimming class, surrounded by his female classmates in bikinis. How is Shouta going to deal with their cuteness and closeness now that he is a grown man in a boy's body?

Meng Qi Shi Shen

Cinderella chef.

Ye Jiayao is a young and talented cook who dreams of becoming a renowned chef one day. As luck would have it, she's magically transported back in time to Imperial China, and in the body of an extremely useless girl. Ye Jiayao is immediately kidnapped and held for ransom, but she manages to use her wits (and her sense of humor) to get whatever she wants. (Source: CBR)

Thermae Romae Novae

Lucius Modestus, an ancient Roman architect, finds himself job-hunting due to having trouble coming up with new ideas. As his demeanor and personality become dismal, his friends try taking him to a bathhouse for him to relax. Unable to unwind in the bustling and crowded bath, Lucius dips his head in the water. Down there, he finds a secret tunnel that transports him to a modern-day Japanese bathhouse, providing him the inspiration he needed to make a new creation. Loaded with what seems to be knowledge way ahead of his time, Lucius does his best to try and recreate his findings, usually inferior in quality due to his circumstances. However, the sheer ingenuity may be just enough to gain the attention of the citizens and regain his reputation as an architect. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Butlers: Chitose Momotose Monogatari

Butlers x battlers.

Butlers: They are guardians that hold a thousand-year history and a certain fate. Jay lived in peace with his little sister Tenna and a fellow Butler named Hayakawa. However, those peaceful days came to a sudden end. Tenna was swallowed up into the void and Jay was sent a hundred years into the future. Jay finds there is now an academy called Koyomi Academy standing in the place where his mansion once stood. Jay took up the name Jinguji Koma and became the student council president of the school as he looks for clues about the past. Jay will eventually find out the truth behind this world. (Source: Crunchyroll)

Beautiful sisters Ai, Mai, Mii, their android maid Mea and slippery pet ferret Unagi make an amazing journey together through time and space without ever leaving their beloved mansion behind! Following the clues of the strange dandelion-like "Popotan," the girls are theoretically seeking the person who has the answers to their most personal questions, but they seem to have more than enough time to take side trips, meet new friends, visit hot springs and occasionally operate the X-mas shop they keep in the house along the way! Yet, the girls' ultimate destiny holds more than a few surprises of its own, and not every moment is filled with hilarity, as moving through time means having to leave friends behind as well. (Source: RightStuf)

The Bakumatsu was an era in which the souls of young men burned with anxiety for their country's future. Takasugi Shinsaku, a soldier of fortune from Choshu, sneaks aboard a government ship with his comrade Katsura Kogorou in search of a mysterious "timepiece" with the power to manipulate time that he fears the government wishes to keep for themselves. Rather than allow such power to fall into the wrong hands, Takasugi plans to destroy the artifact, but having obtained it, the artifact is quickly stolen, forcing the pair to follow the mysterious thief to the seat of government in Kyoto. However, when they arrive in the capital, they discover that the government has been overthrown and the deity Susanoo now reigns in its place. The streets of the city and the people in them are much different than Takasugi and Katsura remembered. The times may have changed but their mission hasn't - Takasugi and Katsura resolve to reset time and save their nation from the nefarious forces trying to hijack it. (Source: Tokyo Otaku Mode)

Stand By Me Doraemon 2

After reminiscing about his late grandmother, Nobita Nobi wishes to see her again and asks Doraemon to return them to the past. Following the wholesome reunion of the two, Nobita's grandmother confesses that she hopes to meet his future bride. Nobita accepts her request out of filial love and quickly scrambles into the time machine as he and Doraemon journey forward in time. However, when the duo warps to Nobita's wedding day, they discover that the future Nobita is missing from the ceremony! Determined to set things right, Doraemon and Nobita embark on a mission to search for Nobita's future self and encourage him to discover the happiness he deserves. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

A Ripple in Time Turns the Crucial Tide of WWII. Scheduled for routine military exercises, Commander Kadomatsu and the crew of Japan's newest and most modern Battlecruiser, The Mirai, are ready to test out the ship's state-of-the-art Aegis System. Instead, they find themselves transported back to June 4th, 1942—date of the crucial Battle of Midway, where the Japanese fleet was dealt a crippling blow. When an overzealous Kadomatsu rescues one of the battle's victims, Kusaka, from a sinking zero fighter, the Mirai's fate is sealed. The crew pledges not to do anything to alter the past further. However, they're now forced to fight a U.S. submarine in a battle that should never have occurred. Thus setting off a chain of events that may forever change the flow of history! (Source: Geneon Entertainment USA, edited)

Natsu no Arashi! Akinaichuu

Summer storm open for business.

The summer of a man's boyhood memories continue. Still on the cusp between childhood and being a man, he has linked with the ghost of a young woman from the World War 2 era. She, and the ghosts of other young ladies from that time, continue adventures alongside their linked partners, learning more about each other and travelling through time via their supernatural connection. While he struggles to see his crush on her come to fruition, meanwhile his friend—a girl his age, pretending to be a boy—seeks his attention as well. (Source: ANN)

Arata naru Sekai: World's/Start/Load/End

World's end.

Four high school girls in uniforms walk silently on the barren earth. These girls are time travelers who had been sent 6000 years into the future, from their present in which the same day is endlessly repeated, in order to evade human extinction. They studied time travel in school, were examined by the aptitude test, and were sent to the future as told. What should they do now? They had no idea. The only thing they could take with them from the present was a light, toy-like cellphone. Of course, it receives no signal here. As the girls are walking, they see strange birds flying in the sky, and a discolored river in the distance. Then, one girl finds an abandoned house, and recognizes the name inscribed on the front gates.

Kikansha no Mahou wa Tokubetsu desu 2nd Season

A returner's magic should be special season 2.

Second season of Kikansha no Mahou wa Tokubetsu desu.

Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song - To Make Everyone Happy With My Singing

Recap of all 13 episodes of Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song.

Time Travel Shoujo: Mari Waka to 8-nin no Kagakusha-tachi

Time travel girl.

Time Travel Shoujo is based on a 1983 book titled Jishaku to Denki no Hatsumei Hakken Monogatari by Japanese educator Kiyonobu Itakura. It is part of the Hatsumei Hakken Monogatari Zenshuu series which describes the story of various scientific discoveries and inventions throughout history. The 1983 book focuses on discoveries related to magnetism and electricity.

Doraemon Movie 26: Nobita no Kyouryuu 2006

Doraemon the movie: nobita's dinosaur 2006.

Nobita finds a fossilized dinosaur egg by accident, and with the help of Doraemon's tools, they hatched the egg and began raising the dinosaur. Knowing that they can't keep the dinosaur forever, Nobita was forced to send it back to prehistoric times where a group of hunters from the future threatens to endanger the dinosaurs. Determined to save the dinosaurs from the claws of the hunters, Doraemon and the gang returns to the past and sets out in a prehistoric adventure. (Source: ANN)

Shiguang Dailiren: Yingdu Pian

(No synopsis yet.)

Junta's great granddaughter goes back in time in order to make Junta stay as the Mega-Playboy so she can continue to exist. Along with her comes an old man with the intention of making Junta stay as the Mega-Playboy forever for his own purposes.When Junta starts getting attacked, he has no choice but to return to being the Mega-Playboy in order to protect his loved ones.

Bokutachi no Remake Recap

Remake our life recap.

Recap of the first 6 episodes of Bokutachi no Remake.

Tsuyokute New Saga

After a fierce battle, Magic swordsman Kyle finally killed the Demon Lord after being seriously injured in the battle. Kyle on the verge of death approaches a relic which was in possession of the Demon Lord and it sends him to the past. After recovering from the initial shock, he decides to use this opportunity to avoid making the same mistakes of the past and become stronger. (Source: MU)

Meiji Tokyo Renka Movie 1: Yumihari no Serenade

On an evening lit by a crimson full moon, an ordinary high school girl named Mei Ayazuki meets a self-proclaimed magician named Charlie at a festival. Through Charlie's magic, she time-travels to the Meiji era in Tokyo, where she meets and falls in love with various great historical figures from that time period. (Source: ANN)

Bakumatsu Crisis

Jikuu Tantei Genshi-kun

Flint the time detective.

It is the 25th century. The dark lord has 'infected' history with time-devices that could damage history beyond repair. Genshi and his father lived in the prehistorics when they got turned into fossiles. They are discovered and Genshi gets turned back to his original state. With the help of his father, a boy Tony and a girl Sara he has to travel trough time to bring the time-devices back to the land of time so history will be saved. (Source: ANN)

Oda Nobuna no Yabou Recap

A summary episode of the whole series.

Generator Gawl

Ryo, Gawl and Koji are 3 young boys who travel back into the past with only 1 objective: change history. In their time they discover that their country, Kubere, uses genetically enhanced persons called generators as a military tool. These generators are the cause for the Third War which kills most of the human population. Now Koji, Ryo and Gawl are there to change all the events. (Source: ANN)

Ushinawareta Mirai wo Motomete: Ushinawareta Natsuyasumi wo Motomete

Upon regaining her senses, Yui Furukawa discovers that the current day is July 13—a starting point that she has never experienced prior. However, despite the unfamiliar circumstances, she resolves to spend her summer vacation with the other members of the Astronomy Club at Nagisa Hanamiya's family villa. The house and its surrounding area have a rich history; a renowned scientist, Nagisa's great-grandmother researched and developed technology at the nearby military manufacturing plant. While the Astronomy Club is having fun at the beach, a sudden storm stops their plans short. Left with no other choice, the group takes shelter at the abandoned factory, eventually leading them to explore a hidden underground bunker. What they encounter there may reveal an unprecedented connection to a lost future. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Shiguang Zhaoxiangguan de Richang

Link click: the daily life in lightime.

Chibi-styled episodes of daily life at the photo studio.

Doraemon Movie 01: Nobita no Kyouryuu

Doraemon the movie: nobita's dinosaur.

Natsu-iro no Sunadokei

Sandglass of summer colors.

Makimura Koutarou has made up his mind: during the summer vacation, he is going to confess his love to the seemingly unapproachable Serizawa Kaho. Yet, on the night before, he has a run-in with a strange girl - an encounter which propels him into the future. There, he learns that not only has Kaho-chan become his girlfriend, but she has also died in a tragic accident. Returning to his own time, Koutarou sets out to change the future and save his love. (Source: ANN)

Kono Yo no Hate de Koi wo Utau Shoujo YU-NO: Mugen no Heiretsu Sekai

Unaired episode included with the third Blu-ray volume.

Tsuki wa Higashi ni Hi wa Nishi ni: Operation Sanctuary

Naoki Kuzumi, a junior in high school, had lost his parents in an accident five years ago, and is living with his aunt, uncle, and cousin Matsuri. He always thought his life was ordinary, besides the fact that he can't remember what happened in his youth. One sunny day as he is taking a nap on a bench, a redheaded girl -- Mikoto -- literally falls on him from the sky. For some reason, she thinks he's her younger brother. Naoki's time period is a temporal shelter for those in the future, when many are suffering from an incurable disease. When she heard her younger brother Yuusuke had been taken to Naoki's time, Mikoto herself had gone back in time. (Source: ANN)

Meng Qi Shi Shen: Zaijie Liangyuan

Cinderella chef: adorable food goddess.

Ye Jiayao is a modern-day celebrity chef who loves traditional Chinese recipes and often experiments with them. However, when a food experiment goes wrong, she travels back in time to the ancient times, where she becomes the daughter of a magistrate with the name Ye Jin Xuan. When she wakes up she is suddenly kidnapped to Hei Fang Camp where she meets the leader of the bandits, Xia Chun Yu, the young master of the Jing An Marquis manor, who is actually an undercover agent for the king. He had infiltrated the Black Wind Fortress bandits to investigate a plot to overthrow the king. The two then get engaged in a fake marriage. Ye Jia Yao starts to win over hearts, including Xia Chun Yu's, with her superb cooking skills and modern street smarts. (Source: Wikipedia)

Nijiiro Hotaru: Eien no Natsuyasumi

Rainbow fireflies.

Yuuta was 12-year-old boy, who had lost his father in the traffic accident one year ago. In the summer vacation, he visited a deserted dam deep in the mountains, where he had a good time with his father before. Suddenly a thunder storm occurred and he slipped on the ground. He lost consciousness and woke up to find a girl and an unfamiliar village. He time-traveled 30 years and reached a village, which sank at the bottom of the dam. This is Yuuta's precious memory of "another" summer vacation.

Magic Tree House

Based on The Magic Tree House series, award winning series of children books written by American author Mary Pope Osborne.

Shiguang Dailiren Special: Xiaoyao Sanren de Weituo

Link click: troubles of ordinary people.

Chibi-style special episode of Shiguang Dailiren.

Lupin III: Kiri no Elusive

Lupin iii: elusiveness of the fog.

On the ocean floor, Lupin is once again seeking a treasure hoping to get on Fujiko's good side. As Zenigata chases them on sea and land, people around the gang begin to vanish mysteriously. The fog rolls in and Mamo Kyosuke appears in a burst of light; he claims to be from the future and seeks revenge on Lupin III for what Lupin XIII has done to him. Mamo hurls Lupin, Jigen, Goemon, and Zenigata 500 years into the past; as two warring factions fight over a legendary shrine dedicated to time travel, Lupin must find a way to survive the past to ensure his future. (Source: Lupin III Encyclopedia) This movie is a remake of episode 13 in the original Lupin III series.

Yarinaoshi Reijou wa Ryuutei Heika wo Kouryakuchuu

The do-over damsel conquers the dragon emperor.

Jill Savelle—fiancée of the crown prince Gerald de Kleitos and known as the "Lady Goddess of War"—is being hunted down by the same country she swore to protect. Betrayed by her betrothed, she is framed as a traitor and imprisoned. In her last moments, Jill is filled with regret, but just as death approaches, she awakens six years in the past. This time, she will not be a mere pawn. Now as a 10-year-old girl, Jill resolves to escape her imminent engagement to the prince. To this end, she jokingly professes her love to the 19-year-old dragon emperor Hades Theos Rave, who will one day stain the land in blood due to madness. But against all expectations, he accepts! In contrast to the tyrant from Jill's memories, the Hades of this time is a kind albeit unfortunate emperor. Can Jill prevent Hades from descending down the same dark, villainous road, or is he bound to an inevitable future? [Written by MAL Rewrite]

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Time travel

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The Star Swirl the Bearded wing of the Canterlot Archives, where time-related magic spells are kept.

Time travel is the theoretical concept of moving someone or something between different points in time, such as the past or the future. A popular story element in science fiction , time travel is occasionally featured and mentioned in My Little Pony Friendship is Magic and its related materials.

• 1 Development
• 2.1 Season two
• 2.2 Season four
• 2.3 Season five
• 2.4 Season six
• 2.5 Season seven
• 2.6 Season nine
• 2.7 Pony Life
• 3.1 Equestria Girls: Friendship Games
• 3.2 Equestria Girls: Sunset's Backstage Pass
• 4.1 IDW comics
• 4.2 Storybooks
• 4.3 Magazines
• 4.4.1 My Little Pony (mobile game)
• 4.5 Commercials
• 5 Merchandise
• 6 References

Development [ ]

On Twitter in early January 2013, Tim Stuby used the hashtag "#timetravelerose" regarding an averted Apple Family Reunion animation error of Apple Rose incidentally appearing young during Raise This Barn . [1]

Depiction in the series [ ]

Season two [ ].

Twilight and her future self.

In The Return of Harmony Part 2 , Discord shows Twilight Sparkle a flashback to The Return of Harmony Part 1 .

In It's About Time , Twilight is visited by herself from one week in the future. This future Twilight—having a messy mane and a scar on her face and wearing a tattered black suit, head bandage, and eyepatch—tries to warn her past self about something related to "next Tuesday morning", but she vanishes before she can deliver her message.

Believing that her future self was trying to warn her about an upcoming catastrophic event, Twilight spends the next week trying to prevent it. Over the course of the week, Twilight slowly takes on her future self's appearance due to a series of accidents. Unable to stop the "disaster" from happening, Twilight decides to stop time using a scroll in the Canterlot Archives, but she fails to find the scroll before Tuesday morning.

When no disaster occurs, Twilight realizes that she has been worrying over nothing. Using a spell to briefly travel back in time, Twilight tries to warn her past self not to worry about a disaster that isn't going to happen. However, she is pulled back to the future before she can deliver her message, effectively ensuring that the events she was trying to prevent will occur.

Season four [ ]

Twilight experiencing a vision of the past.

In Princess Twilight Sparkle - Part 1 and Princess Twilight Sparkle - Part 2 , Twilight uses a potion given to her by Zecora to project her consciousness back in time and experience visions of the distant past. In her visions, Twilight witnesses the banishment of Nightmare Moon , Discord's first defeat, and Princess Celestia and Luna discovering the Elements of Harmony in the Tree of Harmony .

In For Whom the Sweetie Belle Toils , Princess Luna shows Sweetie Belle visions of the past, present, and future through her dreams. In Equestria Games , after embarrassing himself throughout the Games, Spike asks Twilight if she could "turn back time" so he can get a do-over on the opening ceremony.

Season five [ ]

In Slice of Life , when Derpy accidentally messes up the invitations for Cranky Doodle Donkey and Matilda 's wedding, she expresses a desire to "go back in time and fix all this." The science and mathematics-obsessed Dr. Hooves hears this and says he had been working on a theory of "making time come forward ."

Pinkie Pie dressed as Back to the Future 's Marty McFly.

In What About Discord? , Twilight misses out on spending a bonding three-day weekend with her friends. Rarity and Pinkie Pie briefly suggest time travel in order to relive the weekend's events, but Twilight says, "Time travel is not something to be messed with."

In The Cutie Re-Mark - Part 1 and The Cutie Re-Mark - Part 2 , Starlight Glimmer uses a modified version of Star Swirl the Bearded 's time spell to travel back in time to when Rainbow Dash performed her first sonic rainboom . As a result of Starlight's actions in the past, Twilight and Spike experience several alternate futures in which one of the past villains rules or destroys Equestria . Starlight also takes Twilight and Spike further back to show how her friendship with Sunburst ended.

Season six [ ]

In The Crystalling - Part 1 , The Crystalling - Part 2 , and Spice Up Your Life , the events of The Cutie Re-Mark are mentioned.

In A Hearth's Warming Tail , Snowfall Frost is taken into the past by the Spirit of Hearth's Warming Past and later shown the future by the Spirit of Hearth's Warming Yet to Come.

Season seven [ ]

In All Bottled Up , Trixie says to Twilight, "If anything breaks, Starlight will just go back in time and fix it!"

In It Isn't the Mane Thing About You , Zecora tells Rarity that the only way to regain her mane immediately is to travel back in time, but Twilight and Starlight, both remembering the events of The Cutie Re-Mark, assure them that time travel is not ideal.

In Shadow Play - Part 1 and Shadow Play - Part 2 , the events of The Cutie Re-Mark are mentioned.

Season nine [ ]

In A Horse Shoe-In , Dr. Hooves takes the School of Friendship students on a field trip to his laboratory. He claims to have been experimenting in time travel, and shows off a "temporal transportation device", which turns out to be a chair (as he states that everycreature is always traveling through time).

Pony Life [ ]

In Time After Time Capsule , the Mane Six are thrown through time by the enchanted time capsule they used to store their treasured items. In The Great Cowgirl Hat Robbery , Applejack and Rarity end up in a western town in Equestria's past. In Planet of the Apps , Twilight, Rainbow Dash and Fluttershy arrive in a future Equestria populated by "mecha ponies". In Back to the Present , the Mane Six are sent back to the present after recovering their items (and experiencing a brief stopover in the Wild Side).

Depiction in Equestria Girls [ ]

Equestria girls: friendship games [ ].

In the pre-credits scene of My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Friendship Games , Twilight goes to Canterlot High School and relates the events of The Cutie Re-Mark to her human friends, saying she was caught in a "time travel loop".

Equestria Girls: Sunset's Backstage Pass [ ]

Other depictions [ ].

My Little Pony: The Manga - A Day in the Life of Equestria Vol. 1 ; My Little Pony: The Manga - A Day in the Life of Equestria Vol. 2 ; My Little Pony: The Manga - A Day in the Life of Equestria Vol. 3 . ​[​ specify ​]​

IDW comics [ ]

In My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #24 , Discord arrives to his monthly hangout session with Fluttershy a week early as a result of flying too fast and going back in time. When Fluttershy goes on a nature observation hike with the Cutie Mark Crusaders , Discord livens up the outing by taking the ponies on a journey through time. They travel to the lost civilization of Anugypt, the distant future, and the prehistoric era.

On My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #31 page 14, Pinkie Pie mentions that Ponyville's clock tower "at one time was mysteriously stopped by two time travelers visiting Ponyville", which Twilight Sparkle states is historically untrue.

On My Little Pony: Friends Forever Issue #28 page 1 , the events of It's About Time are alluded to.

On My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Issue #60 page 19, Rarity quotes herself as having said, "Darling, feathers? What year did you time travel from?"

On My Little Pony: Legends of Magic Issue #10 page 19, Somnambula mentions time travel.

In My Little Pony: IDW 20/20 , the adult Mane 6 are transported back in time, and encounter their younger selves immediately after they have received their cutie marks. This occurs after Rainbow Dash performs a sonic rainboom during a lightning storm, during which the Mane 6 are all wearing their respective Elements of Harmony.

On My Little Pony: Camp Bighoof Issue #5 cover RI-B , Zipp Storm 's evidence board has a "Time travel???꒾" note.

Storybooks [ ]

On pages 64-65 of The Journal of the Two Sisters , Princess Celestia writes about Star Swirl the Bearded's time travel spell and that he "desperately wants to travel through space and time with no limitations." On page 91, Celestia writes, "Whenever Star Swirl travels in time, he is very careful not to tell [Celestia and Luna] anything about [their] future."

In the Equestria Girls chapter books Friendship Games and Twilight's Sparkly Sleepover Surprise , the events of The Cutie Re-Mark are alluded to as in film .

In Ponyville Mysteries: Journey to the Livewood , Auntie Eclipse 's time pocket can rewind time by sixty seconds. The Cutie Mark Crusaders later use it to travel back in time and leave clues for their past selves on how to navigate the Livewood.

In the Equestria Girls: Make Your Own Magic chapter book Starswirl Do-Over , Sunset Shimmer "is trapped in a time loop" as in digital content . [2]

Magazines [ ]

In a ​[​ specify ​]​ Signature My Little Pony magazine issue 95 comic. [3] ​[​ specify ​]​

Software [ ]

My little pony (mobile game) [ ].

In Gameloft's mobile game, several stories revolve around the concept of time travel. Lyra and Bon Bon Save Hearth's Warming features Lyra and Bon Bon dealing with Windigos brought forward through time by Dr. Hooves ' malfunctioning time machine, assisted by the similarly time-displaced Rockhoof , Flash Magnus , and other ponies from the same time period. In Timeless Beauty , another malfunction brings several past residents from Mistmane 's village to present day Ponyville. Somnambula Springtime and Challenge of the Sphinx revolve around yet another malfunction, this one bringing ancient residents of Somnambula forward in time. In Another Slice of Life , the latest malfunction causes the inhabitants of Ponyville to relive the events of Slice of Life, with only Dr. Hooves, Lyra, and Bon Bon being aware of the time loop. In The Crowning Achievement , Cutie Mark Deuxsaders , Prank to the Future , and Prank to the Future Part Two , and She's All Yak , Lyra and Bon Bon are forced to contend with the arrival of ponies and other creatures from the future seen in The Last Problem . The latter storyline also features the future Young Six attempting to insure that the events of the She's All Yak episode play out as they originally did after discovering that their past has somehow been altered.

"Starlight you're the only one who knows how your time machine works!!" [4] ​[​ specify ​]​

Commercials [ ]

In the Hot Topic promotional video Hot Minute with Twilight Sparkle , one of Twilight's interview questions is "IF YOU COULD TIME TRAVEL". Twilight answers, "I would love to go back and see Princess Celestia and Luna growing up together as young fillies."

Merchandise [ ]

Pages 174-175 of the My Little Pony guidebook The Elements of Harmony are about the season two episode It's About Time.

In Enterplay's trading cards , series 1 card #54 "You're not scientifically possible!", series 2 card #56 Starswirl's Time Travel Spell, and series 3 card #E46 It's About Time also allude to It's About Time. In the Enterplay collectible card game 's sets, Equestrian Odysseys cards #52 C and #Pƒ9 of Dr. Hooves both allude to the season five episode Slice of Life, and Sands of Time card #1 F of Dr. Hooves attributes to Roseluck and also lists the respective quotes "If you could go to any time or place in history, where would you want to go?" and "When. WHEN would I want to go." [5] [6]

The fan-designed WeLoveFine T-shirt "Back from the past" features Twilight Sparkle as she appears from the future in It's About Time. [7]

References [ ]

• ↑ Tim Stuby (2013-01-04). Tim Stuby on Twitter: "@garethrogue Apple Rose might have been the best pony.. if I didn't catch young AR being used as an incidental in the song. #timetravelerose" . Twitter. Retrieved on 2016 August 31.
• ↑ My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Make Your Own Magic: Starswirl Do-Over . Amazon.com . Amazon. Retrieved on 2018 June 5.
• ↑ すてけんStinken on Twitter: "本文。しれっとクイズの説明をするコージー。 メインコミックストーリーは行方不明のオパールを探すため過去に戻る魔法を使っちゃうグリマーさん。… " . Twitter (2018-10-15). Retrieved on 2018 October 16.
• ↑ My Little Pony Game added a new photo. . Facebook (2018-12-27). Retrieved on 2019 January 24.
• ↑ Timeline Photos . Facebook (2016-02-03). Retrieved on 2016 February 12.
• ↑ New MLP CCG Expansion? - Sands of Time Starring Dr. Hooves and Future Twilight . Equestria Daily . Blogger (2015-12-08). Retrieved on 2016 February 12.
• ↑ Blast From The Past .
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Unpacking the Magic of Minimalist Travel Packing: A How-to Guide for the Modern Wanderer

D o you ever find yourself hauling an overloaded suitcase up a flight of hotel stairs, panting and wishing you'd packed less? You're not alone. According to a survey conducted by OnePoll in 2019, 62% of travelers admitted to overpacking, with 34% saying they never wear all the clothes they bring. It's time to shed the extra weight and embrace the art of minimalist travel packing.

• Less luggage means more freedom, ease, and enjoyment during your travel
• The essentials-only packing list for minimalists
• Expert tips and techniques for packing light
• Benefits of minimalist packing for your travel and overall lifestyle

Lightening the Load: The Appeal of Minimalist Packing

Traveling light isn't just about saving on baggage fees. It's about simplifying your journey, enhancing your experiences, and adopting a mindful approach to travel. As Yogi Bhajan rightly stated, "Travel light, live light, spread the light, be the light."

Packing Like a Pro: The Minimalist's Essentials

When it comes to minimalist travel packing, less is definitely more. However, what does 'less' actually look like? Here are some essentials that should make it to your packing list:

• A capsule wardrobe comprising versatile pieces
• Travel-size toiletries
• A small bag of electronics like a phone, charger, and adapter
• Important travel documents
• A reusable water bottle and snacks

The Science Behind Packing Less

It's no secret that packing light is a game-changer for the modern traveler. Rick Steves, a renowned travel expert, articulates this belief, emphasizing that "packing light is essential for happy, hassle-free travel."

Packing Techniques for the Minimalist Traveler

Once you have your essentials sorted, the next challenge is to fit everything in your bag efficiently. Here's where packing techniques come into play:

• Roll your clothes instead of folding them
• Use packing cubes to organize your items
• Wear your heaviest clothes on the plane to save space

Benefits of Minimalist Travel Packing

Adopting minimalist packing habits can revolutionize your travel experiences. Some of the benefits include:

• Increased mobility
• Less stress about lost or stolen items
• Saving money on baggage fees
• Greater focus on experiences rather than possessions

The Minimalist's Guide to Clothing

Packing clothing for a trip tends to be one of the most challenging aspects of minimalist travel packing. You want to look stylish , yet you also need to consider comfort, practicality, and varying weather conditions. Start with your absolute essentials, such as underwear and socks. Next, consider your activities. If you're hiking, pack appropriate gear. If you're dining at fancy restaurants, pack a versatile outfit that can be dressed up or down. Aim for a capsule wardrobe: choose clothing items in neutral colors that can be mixed and matched to create different outfits. Opt for lightweight fabrics that can be layered. Always remember that it's better to do a quick wash halfway through your trip than to lug around excess clothing.

A Deep Dive into Toiletries

Toiletries are another area where travelers tend to overpack. A key principle of minimalist packing is to embrace travel-size items. Most toiletries like shampoo, conditioner, and toothpaste can be bought in travel sizes or transferred into smaller containers. Another tip is to embrace multi-purpose items. For example, a bar of soap can be used for washing your body, face, and even your clothes in a pinch. Such mindful approaches not only save space but also promote sustainable travel practices.

The Art of Letting Go

The cornerstone of minimalist travel packing is the art of letting go. It's about releasing the fear of "what if I need this" and trusting that you'll be able to navigate any situation that arises. Embrace the journey with an open mind, carrying with you the essence of Yogi Bhajan's wisdom, "Travel light, live light, spread the light, be the light". It's time to step out of your comfort zone, lighten your load, and embark on your travel adventure. Minimalist packing is not just about the stuff you leave behind; it's about the experiences and memories you make along the way.

Wrapping Up

By following these steps, you can transform your travel experience from a burdensome task into a joyful adventure. It's time to ditch the excess baggage and embrace the liberating art of minimalist packing.

What is minimalist travel packing?

Minimalist travel packing is the practice of bringing only the essentials when traveling, thereby reducing the weight and size of your luggage.

Why should I pack minimally?

Packing minimally allows for greater mobility, less stress, and more focus on the travel experience itself.

What are the essentials for minimalist packing?

Essentials for minimalist packing include a capsule wardrobe, travel-size toiletries, essential electronics, important travel documents, and a reusable water bottle.

What are some good packing techniques?

Good packing techniques include rolling your clothes instead of folding, using packing cubes, and wearing your heaviest clothes on the plane.

Who are some advocates of minimalist packing?

Prominent advocates of minimalist packing include travel expert Rick Steves and spiritual teacher Yogi Bhajan.

References:

• OnePoll (2019)
• Steves, Rick. Rick Steves Europe
• Bhajan, Yogi. Yogi Bhajan

How Much Do Disney Travel Agents Make Per Year?

If you’re considering turning your passion for Disney into a career as a travel agent, you might wonder how much Disney travel agents can make per year. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the annual income potential for Disney travel agents, the factors that influence their earnings, and insights from experienced agents in the industry. We’ll also discuss whether being a Disney vacation planner is worth it from a financial perspective and provide tips on becoming a Disney travel agent .

Understanding Disney Travel Agent Commissions

Disney travel agents earn money primarily through commissions paid by Disney for each booking they make. Disney typically pays travel agencies a 10% commission on Disney World vacations, which the agency then splits with the agent. Commission splits typically range from 50/50 for new agents to 80/20 for experienced agents , though some agencies might operate outside of that range. Splits are usually expressed as agent/agency; a 70/30 split means the agent gets 70% while the agency keeps 30%.

Examples of Commission Splits

To better understand how commission splits work, consider the following examples:

• For a $4,500 Disney World vacation with a 60/40 split, the agent would earn $270
• For a $7,500 Disney Cruise* with a 70/30 split, the agent would earn $525
• For a $10,000 Adventures by Disney* package with an 80/20 split, the agent would earn $800

* (Disney Cruise Line and Adventures by Disney: 10% base commission is common for most agencies. Some high-volume agencies might receive commission rates of up to 16% for cruises and adventures, which would also increase the amount you earn. Client incentives such as onboard credits are usually deducted from the total commission before the split is calculated, so you might earn a bit less in those cases.)

It is important to note that Disney travel agents receive a commission on tickets, accommodations, and most add-ons as part of a vacation package. However, they do not earn a commission on annual passes. Additionally, Disney travel agents do not receive payment for making dining reservations (but they do receive payment for booking Disney Dining Plans ).

Factors That Influence a Disney Travel Agent’s Annual Salary

First, let’s be clear: there is usually no actual salary for being a Disney vacation planner. Most agents work solely for commission (a percentage of the cost of each booking made), not for a salary (which is a fixed paycheck regardless of sales).

That said, several key factors play a role in determining how much a Disney travel agent can earn per year:

Booking Volume and Client Base

The number of bookings an agent makes directly impacts their annual income. Agents who consistently secure a high volume of reservations and maintain a loyal client base often enjoy higher yearly earnings. Building a strong network of clients through exceptional service, marketing efforts, and referrals is crucial for long-term success in the industry.

Average Trip Cost

The average cost of the trips an agent books also influences their annual income. Agents who specialize in luxury Disney vacations, such as Disney Deluxe Resort packages, VIP experiences, and high-end cruises, can potentially earn larger commissions per booking . Encouraging clients to book higher-value packages and upselling add-ons can significantly impact an agent’s annual bottom line.

At high-volume agencies, Disney Cruises may earn a higher commission rate than Disney World vacations

Commission Split with Agency

As agents gain experience and prove their value to their agency, they may have the opportunity to negotiate higher commission splits, leading to a greater annual income. Experienced agents with a proven track record of success can often secure more favorable splits, such as 70/30 or 80/20, which allows them to keep a larger portion of the commissions they earn. Note that it’s also common for splits to be higher on bookings where the agent finds the client, and lower on those where the agency provides the initial lead.

An agent with an 80/20 split earns $150 more on a $5,000 vacation than an agent on a 50/50 split

Full-Time vs. Part-Time

An agent’s work status – whether full-time or part-time – can significantly impact their yearly earnings. Full-time agents generally have more opportunities to secure bookings and build their client base, resulting in higher annual earnings. Part-time agents, while earning less overall, can still supplement their income and enjoy the flexibility of working in the travel industry on their own terms.

Income Potential for Disney Travel Agents

So, do Disney travel agents make good money ? Based on our research and discussions with experienced agents, a dedicated full-time Disney travel agent working with a reputable agency can realistically expect to earn $40,000 to $60,000 per year . However, top-performing agents who consistently secure high-value bookings and maintain a large client base can potentially earn $70,000 or more annually. Even $100,000+ is not unheard of, but is admittedly rare.

Let’s consider a few scenarios to showcase the potential range of annual earnings:

• A part-time agent with a 50/50 commission split who books only ten trips with an average cost of $5,000 would earn $2,500 annually .
• An agent with a 60/40 split who books 50 trips at the average cost of a Disney World vacation in 2024 ($6,559 for a family of four) would earn $19,677 per year .
• An agent with a 70/30 split who books 75 trips with an average cost of $6,000 would earn $31,500 annually .
• A top-performing full-time agent with an 80/20 split who books 125 trips with an average cost of $7,000 could earn $70,000 per year .

The earning potential of a Disney travel agent depends on the number of bookings, average trip cost, and commission split. The cost of a trip can vary based on the customer’s package, but the agent’s assertiveness, time investment, and agency choice largely determine their success. By controlling these factors, travel agents can increase their earning potential and achieve success in the industry.

Curious what you’d make in a year? Use our interactive calculator to estimate your income as a Disney travel professional .

Real-World Insights from Disney Travel Agents

We contacted experienced agents in the industry to provide a realistic perspective on how much Disney travel agents make per year. (We’re not publishing their last names because they have allowed us to publicly share their income data.)

Cheryl, a full-time Disney travel agent, shared her experience:

“I’ve been working as a Disney travel agent for five years, and last year I earned around $45,000. Building a strong network of clients and consistently delivering exceptional service has been key to my success. It’s important to remember that this career requires dedication and effort, but the rewards are well worth it.”

Aimee, a part-time agent, offers a different perspective:

“As a part-time Disney travel agent, I typically earn between $8,000 and $12,000 per year. While it’s not a full-time income, it’s a rewarding way to supplement my earnings while helping others create magical memories. I love sharing my passion for Disney with my clients and helping them plan their dream vacations!”

Can You Make a Good Living as a Disney Travel Agent?

When considering a career as a Disney travel agent, it’s essential to evaluate whether the annual income potential aligns with your financial goals and lifestyle. While the earning potential is attractive for dedicated full-time agents, it’s important to remember that building a successful business takes time, effort, and patience. Because there’s usually no set salary — only commission — you’ll need to allow time for your income to grow to a sustainable level.

Agents who treat their work as a true profession, consistently market their services, and provide exceptional customer service have the best chance of making a good living in the industry. As with any career, the more you put into it, the more you can expect to get out of it.

In addition to the financial aspects, many agents find the job rewarding in other ways. For example, Disney travel agents may receive free trips to Disney destinations, allowing them to experience the magic firsthand and better serve their clients.

Tips for Maximizing Your Annual Income as a Disney Travel Agent

To increase your annual income and build a thriving career as a Disney travel agent, consider the following tips:

• Cultivate the essential character traits of a successful Disney travel agent , such as passion, attention to detail, strong communication skills, and a willingness to go above and beyond for your clients.
• Invest in the right equipment for Disney travel agents to work efficiently and professionally, such as a reliable computer, high-speed internet, and a dedicated workspace.
• Market yourself   rather than relying solely on agency marketing. Not only will you get more bookings, but you might earn higher commission splits on bookings where you found the client versus those where the agency provided the lead.
• Encourage clients to book higher-value packages and upsell add-ons — such as dining plans and special experiences — to increase your commissions and provide more comprehensive service.
• Stay informed about Disney promotions, discounts, and new offerings to attract more clients and boost your booking volume. Regularly attend training sessions and webinars to expand your knowledge and stay up-to-date with the latest industry trends.
• Provide exceptional service to your clients by being responsive, attentive, and genuinely invested in helping them plan their dream Disney vacations. Building strong relationships with your clients will lead to repeat business and valuable referrals.

The Bottom Line

To summarize, the amount of money earned by Disney travel agents annually depends on various factors such as the number of bookings made, the cost of trips, commission splits, and the level of dedication to growing their business. By focusing on these aspects, acquiring the necessary skills, and consistently promoting their services, agents can establish a satisfying and profitable career in the Disney travel industry.

Attaining success as a Disney travel agent necessitates time, effort, and a sincere passion for assisting others in planning their dream vacations. If you’re ready to take the plunge, you can start by researching agencies and preparing your Disney travel agent job application . By doing so, you can take the first step toward transforming your love for Disney into a flourishing profession.

Our Recommended Disney Travel Agencies to Work For

If you’re considering becoming a Disney travel agent, we highly recommend applying to The Vacationeer or EnchantAway Travel . Both agencies are among the best Disney travel agencies in the industry, offering competitive commission splits of up to 80%, comprehensive training, and a strong focus on agent success. They provide the support and resources needed to help you build a successful career in the Disney travel industry.

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The cast of Magic Mike : Where are they now?

Here's what Channing Tatum has been up to since busting out that pony dance (if you know, you know).

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Magic Mike burned up the screen when it hit theaters in 2012. Directed by Steven Soderbergh , the comedy-drama stars Channing Tatum as Mike, the proverbial stripper with a heart of gold, and exploits of the Kings of Tampa, an all-male revue. His well-oiled comrades include the Kid ( Alex Pettyfer ), Ken ( Matt Bomer ), Tarzan (Kevin Nash), and of course, Big Dick Richie ( Joe Manganiello ), who all carry a show run by the seductive and shifty Dallas ( Matthew McConaughey ). Mike introduces the Kid to this particular branch of show business, promising Adam's sister Brooke (Cody Horn) that he'd keep her brother out of trouble, but the Kid finds that the stripping lifestyle has its temptations — and dangers. The movie inspired two sequels, Magic Mike XXL (2015) and Magic Mike's Last Dance (2023), as well as a spinoff stage musical and reality TV show. 

While Tatum originally conceived the film’s premise, based on his own eight-month experience as a male stripper, Magic Mike wasn't intended as a biopic. As the actor explained to EW in 2012, "This isn’t a movie about my life. [The plot] has nothing to do with me other than that there’s an 18, 19-year-old kid coming into this world. That’s it. [But] I think the world is pretty damn accurate. Everything you see in the movie is stuff that I saw."

Here’s what the Magic Mike cast has been up to since dancing (and stripping) their hearts out.

Channing Tatum (Mike Lane)

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Channing Tatum had the eponymous role as the ambitious and talented stripper "Magic Mike" Lane.

Tatum's breakthrough role came in 2006 with the dance film Step Up , where he met his future ex-wife, costar Jenna Dewan . Tatum also starred in She's the Man opposite Amanda Bynes in 2006, played Duke in G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009), and shared the screen with Amanda Seyfried in Dear John (2010).

2012 was a big year for the actor; In addition to Magic Mike , Tatum starred in the rom-com The Vow with Rachel McAdams and the buddy-cop action comedy 21 Jump Street with Jonah Hill. 

Next, Tatum jumped into a political action thriller, White House Down (2013) and reunited with Hill for the 2014 sequel 22 Jump Street . He also costarred with Steve Carell in the biographical sports film Foxcatcher in 2014. Tatum starred in and co-produced the sequel Magic Mike XXL in 2015 before appearing in Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017), Free Guy (2021), and The Lost City (2022). In 2022, he directed his first film, the road-trip comedy Dog , which he also starred in. The movie also featured his Magic Mike costar Kevin Nash. In 2023, Tatum returned to the "stripperverse" to wrap up the story in Magic Mike's Last Dance.

Tatum has two upcoming films coming up in 2024: a romantic comedy set in the 1960s space race with Scarlett Johansson , and the thriller Blink Twice directed by his fiancée, Zoë Kravitz . 

Tatum was married to Jenna Dewan from 2009 to 2019. Their daughter Everly was born in 2013. The former couple is currently in a legal dispute over Tatum’s Magic Mike profits . He started dating Zoë Kravitz in 2021, and they recently got engaged in October 2023.

Alex Pettyfer (Adam)

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Alex Pettyfer played Adam, a.k.a. "The Kid" who Mike took under his wing and introduced to stripping. 

Pettyfer's first major film role was in the 2006 teenage spy movie Stormbreaker . In 2011, he starred in the Y.A. sci-fi movie I Am Number Four and the romantic fantasy drama Beastly with Vanessa Hudgens.

Following Magic Mike , Pettyfer appeared in the 2014 romantic drama Endless Love , the historical dramedy Elvis & Nixon (2016), and the crime drama Echo Boomers (2020).

Despite Adam's strong relationship with his "best friend" Mike, the character didn't return for the 2015 sequel, Magic Mike XXL , reportedly because of personal differences between Pettyfer and Tatum. "Channing Tatum does not like me," he told EW in 2015, "and for many reasons — many being my own fault." 

Most recently, he's appeared in the 2024 vampire film Sunrise , and the upcoming spy comedy The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare.  

In 2012, Pettyfer was briefly engaged to Riley Keough , who played Nora in Magic Mike . He married German model Toni Garrn in 2020, and the pair have a daughter Luca, born in 2021. Garrn announced their separation in April 2023.

Cody Horn (Brooke)

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Cody Horn played the breakfast-loving Brooke, Adam's sister and Mike's love interest. 

Horn had a recurring role in 2010 on the FX series Rescue Me and a brief arc on The Office in 2011. She appeared in a 2011 episode of White Collar , starring Magic Mike costar Matt Bomer, and the film Violet & Daisy (2011) with Saoirse Ronan and Alexis Bledel.

Following Magic Mike , Horn appeared in the 2012 action thriller End of Watch with Jake Gyllenhaal, her last role in a major film.

Olivia Munn (Joanna)

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Olivia Munn played Joanna, Mike's on-again/off-again girlfriend who — apparently during an "off" period — acquired a fiancé. 

Munn began her career in television in 2006 on the gaming network G4, notably the series Attack of the Show (2006–2010) before becoming a correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show (2010–2011) and landing a main cast role on the Aaron Sorokin political drama The Newsroom (2012–2014).

After Magic Mike , Munn costarred in the horror movie Deliver Us From Evil (2014) and the Gwyneth Paltrow comedy Mortdecai (2015). She played Psylocke in the superhero blockbuster X-Men: Apocalypse (2016) and Casey in the sci-fi action film The Predator (2018). The actress recently portrayed Thomas Edison in the 2021 Netflix comedy America: The Motion Picture and appeared in an episode of Tales of the Walking Dead in 2022.

Munn began dating comedian John Mulaney in 2021. Their son, Malcolm, was born in November 2021. She announced her breast cancer diagnosis via Instagram in March 2024 and shared that she had a double mastectomy. 

Matthew McConaughey (Dallas)

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Matthew McConaughey played the strip club boss Dallas, who taught the Kid how to make love to a mirror. 

For McConaughey, it was an easy decision to take the role, telling EW in 2012 , "I didn't really seek anyone's advice. This is one of the few times I've ever said yes to a part over the phone. It was [because of] who was talking to me. Soderbergh. He pitched this story and I was on two knees laughin' my ass off."

In 1993, McConaughey got his big break by playing Wooderson in Richard Linklate r's cult comedy Dazed and Confused , a much-loved role that was mostly improvised, including his classic stoner catchphrase, "Alright, alright, alright". 

McConaughey soon began to take on more serious roles, including a heroic lawyer in A Time to Kill (1996). He costarred in the science-fiction movie Contact (1997), the historical drama Amistad (1997), and the submarine film U-571 (2000). The actor spent several years in popular romantic comedies including The Wedding Planner (2001) with Jennifer Lopez, and opposite Kate Hudson in How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003) and Fool’s Gold (2008). He also notably starred in The Lincoln Lawyer (2011).

The same year as Magic Mike , McConaughey starred in the drama Mud (2012). He then won an Oscar for his lead role as a cowboy with HIV in Dallas Buyers Club (2013). A brief but iconic turn in The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) soon followed in which he memorably drums on his chest with Leonardo DiCaprio . The actor received an Emmy nomination for playing Rust Cohle in True Detective season 1 (2014). 

Since then, McConaughey has starred in the science-fiction film Interstellar (2014), the animated musical comedy Sing (2016), the science fantasy adventure The Dark Tower (2017), the mystery thriller Serenity (2019), and the crime movie The Gentleman (2019).

McConaughey married Brazilian model and designer Camila Alves in 2012. They have three children: Levi, Vida, and Livingston.

Joe Manganiello (“Big Dick Richie”)

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Joe Manganiello plays “Big Dick Richie,” who demonstrates in silhouette how he earned his raunchy stripper name.

Manganiello was already well-known for playing the often-shirtless werewolf Alcide in HBO's vampire series True Blood when he auditioned for the Magic Mike role. "When I came in for a meeting with the casting director, she hadn't seen True Blood ,” he told EW in 2012 . “So she said, 'Are you going to be comfortable with partial nudity?' And I go, 'Have you seen my show? I'm the poster child for that.'"

Manganiello had early roles in superhero films Spider-Man (2002) and Spider-Man 3 (2007) as Flash Thompson before breaking big in True Blood from 2010 to 2014. He also had recurring roles on How I Met Your Mother (2006–2012) and One Tree Hill (2008–2010).

Following Magic Mike , Manganiello appeared in several comedies, including Pee-Wee's Big Holiday (2016), as well as action films like Sabotage (2014) and Rampage (2018). He's acted opposite Uma Thurman and Samuel L. Jackson in 2023's comedy thriller The Kill Room . Manganiello also reprised his Big Dick Richie role in Magic Mike XXL (2015) and Magic Mike's Last Dance (2023). 

Manganiello married actress Sofía Vergara in 2015; the couple divorced in 2024.

Matt Bomer (Ken)

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Matt Bomer brought the Kenergy to the Magic Mike films as a stripper with the body of a muscular plastic doll. 

"The whole idea terrified me,” Bomer told EW in 2012 about playing a stripper. “That's part of why I wanted to do it — not just to work with these great actors and Steven [Soderbergh]. It pushed the envelope and made my family go, 'What?'"

Bomer began his career with roles in soap operas like All My Children and Guiding Light. He soon appeared in season 1 of the Fox supernatural drama Tru Calling (2003–2004) and had a recurring role on NBC’s action-comedy Chuck (2007–2009).

The actor's first lead television role was the USA Network’s police procedural White Collar , which starred Bomer as con artist Neal Caffrey (2009–2014). He scored an Emmy nomination for the HBO film The Normal Heart (2014), starred in American Horror Story seasons Freak Show and Hotel (2015–2016), and voiced Negative Man in the Max superhero series Doom Patrol (2019–2023). 

In addition to reprising his Magic Mike role in both sequels, Bomer starred in the 2016 Ryan Gosling buddy comedy The Nice Guys .

Bomer recently played Hawk, a closeted gay State Department employee during the McCarthy years, in the Showtime miniseries Fellow Travelers (2023) opposite Jonathan Bailey , and appeared in Bradley Cooper’s Oscar-nominated film Maestro (2023). He also portrayed the Flash in several DC Animated Universe films, including Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths (2024) . 

Bomer married publicist Simon Halls in 2011. The couple has three children: son Kit, and twin brothers Walker and Henry.

Adam Rodriguez (Tito)

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Adam Rodriguez played the stripper Tito in all three Magic Mike films.

Rodriguez is best known for his lead role as Detective Eric Delko on the CBS police procedural CSI: Miami (2002–2012). He joined the cast of CBS' Criminal Minds as Luke Alvez in 2016. 

He's also appeared in the TV miniseries Penny Dreadful: City of Angels (2020), and the comedy film Scrambled (2023). 

Rodriguez tied the knot with model Grace Gail in 2016. They have three children: daughters Georgie and Frankie, and son Bridgemont.

Kevin Nash (Tarzan)

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Wrestling superstar Kevin Nash took on the role of beefy jungle-themed stripper Tarzan in Magic Mike and the sequels. 

Nash's wrestling career included long stints with the WWE, World Championship Wrestling, and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. He won the WCW World Heavyweight Championship five times, along with many other contests and accolades.

The wrestler's first film was the 1991 action comedy Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II , playing the mutated Super Shredder. He later enjoyed roles in The Punisher (2004), and The Longest Yard (2005). Since Magic Mike , Nash has also appeared in John Wick (2014), Chick Fight (2020), and Channing Tatum's directorial debut Dog (2022).

Nash has been married to his wife, Tamara McMichael, since 1988. Their son Tristen was born in 1996.

Gabriel Iglesias (Tobias)

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Gabriel Iglesias played Tobias, the Kings of Tampa's DJ, who got the Kid into trouble by selling ecstasy to college kids.

Iglesias started his entertainment career in the cast of Nickelodeon’s All That (2000). Now a famous stand-up comedian who goes by the handle "Fluffy," his TV specials include Hot and Fluffy (2007) , I'm Not Fat… I'm Fluffy (2009) , and Aloha Fluffy (2012) . He starred in his own Netflix sitcom, Mr. Iglesias , playing a public school teacher for two seasons (2019–2020).

Iglesias has also found success as a voice actor. He played a dog in the buddy cop comedy Show Dogs (2018) and one of the lead roles in UglyDolls (2019). In 2021, he voiced Speedy Gonzales in the live-action/animated basketball film Space Jam: A New Legacy . He’s also known for his vocal performances in The Book of Life (2014) and Coco (2017). 

Iglesias was in a relationship with Claudia Valdez for many years and still remains close with his proclaimed stepson, Frankie.

Mircea Monroe (Mercedes)

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Mircea Monroe played Ken's wife, Mercedes, who participated in a foursome with Ken and the Kid. 

Mercedes played Morning Randolph on the Showtime sitcom Episodes for five seasons (2011–2017) and had a recurring role as Tansy Truitt on the CW comedy-drama Hart of Dixie (2011–2015). She has also appeared in the movies Just Friends (2005), The Change-Up (2011), Dumbbells (2014) and Book Club (2018).

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