Plot
Two worlds exist: the Realm of Magic and the Human World. All elements in both worlds are controlled by the Sun Ruler, Helios. In the past, Helios was skeptical about protecting the human world, so he and his brother, Luna, visited the human world to see what it was like. Horrified at the human world's modern technology, odd cultures, pollution, and rude manners, Helios could not believe he was protecting it. When Helios tried to destroy a group of brutal and cruel children, he lost most of his elemental powers, which escaped to the human world.
Before darkness can take over both worlds, he must find a savior to help him find his elements so that he may restore peace to both worlds. Unfortunately, a villain from the Shadow Realm tries to interfere, wanting to rule over the Realm of Magic. He sends his henchmen and minions to create chaos and interfere with Helios's plans.
Helios returns to the human world to find the prophesized savior. Fighting enemies with his weak powers, he accidentally meets a human girl, Mineko, who turns out to be the savior.
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