Nobody remembers this one, and the 80s OVA graveyard is full of forgotten things, but Fandora moves like a detective story pretending to be space adventure. The red jewel and the blue jewel are not MacGuffins, they are the actual plot, and the show trusts you to care about the geometry of power without screaming about stakes. This is a hunt, not a spectacle.
Across a sprawling galaxy where warp gates connect a thousand worlds, space princess Fandora and her quick-witted companion Que work as bounty hunters, tracking down the galaxy's most dangerous criminals. Fandora carries the Jewel of Lupia, a crimson stone of ancient power that becomes her greatest weapon when lasers and conventional firepower fail. While pursuing the notorious criminal Red Eye Geran, they arrive at the kingdom of Lemia only to find it gripped by darkness. A charismatic religious fanatic has seized control of the realm and stolen a blue jewel of equal power to Lupia. Legend warns that should these two stones ever unite, the boundaries between dimensions will collapse. The result could usher in eternal peace or absolute catastrophe, depending on who holds the combined power. Fandora finds herself caught between duty as a bounty hunter and fate itself as she realizes this mysterious tyrant holds the key to everything. Two jewels, two destinies, one collision that could reshape reality.