Angel Wars is an animated action adventure series from TeleStoryTOONS and EMI CMG and more recently Twentieth Century Fox. Since its introduction in late 2004, the popular series has distinguished itself by presenting Christian-based storylines through 3D animation provided by the LA based Backyard Digital Studios, engaging viewers with inspiring characters and imaginative stories in the strong Judeo-Christian tradition of J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis.
Officially called "Angel Wars Guardian Force", this CGI movie series is a basic underline of good versus evil. The movie is intended for viewers aged 6 and older. Being Christian-based, the protagonists are angels from the Bible or names with positive meaning.
The series is a departure from the traditional version of angels such as envisioned by Gustave Dore, the almost mech armoured clad angels in this series are more futuristic, with fantastical chariot vehicles and glowing weaponry.
The Guardian Force, headed by the biblical archangel Michael, are briefed by the unseen Maker, aboard an airship called The Seven. They depart by spreading their wings and flying down to Earth where they battle demonic fallen angels that seek to corrupt humanity. The student angels (Anawim) use wingboards until they earn their wings. The angels and demons (Morg) are invisible to the human eye as they exist on a spiritual plane, unless they take human form. However, the angels can affect the physical world in order to miraculously save humans from danger.
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