The Legend of Black Heaven - Promotional Fabric Scroll 42" x 29"

Rare, large-scale promotional tapestry or fabric banner (often called a "tapestry print" or "fakkumono" in anime merch contexts) for the 1999 anime The Legend of Black Heaven (original Japanese title: Kachō Ōji, meaning "Section Chief Prince"). Produced by AIC and APPP studios, it was distributed internationally by Pioneer LDC (now Geneon), with Taiwan-specific versions localized for the Asian market through partners like Voice Power Production or Madman Entertainment affiliates. Measuring 29" x 42", this banner was typically used for store displays, anime conventions (e.g., early Taipei Comic Con events), or theater promotions during the late 1990s–early 2000s rollout.

The design features the English title overlay in glowing blue neon-style lettering, evocative of the show's heavy metal theme, with key female characters—Layla (blonde in purple beret), Kotoko (orange-haired), and Yoshiko (white-haired)—posed dynamically in signature black latex outfits against a spotlighted stage. The "Main" label and Phoenix logo at the bottom confirm it's an official Pioneer promo, likely from the Taiwan VHS/DVD launch around 2000. Printed on synthetic fabric (polyester or vinyl) with grommets at the top for hanging, this piece is a stunning collectible from a cult-classic anime.

Condition is excellent for its age, with vibrant colors and minimal wear - See all pictures for complete condition. Perfect for display in a collection, man-cave, or convention booth. A must-have for fans of 90s anime, heavy metal themes, or rare promo memorabilia.

Ships Securely Rolled. The Legend of Black Heaven is a 13-episode TV series that aired in Japan from July 8 to October 7, 1999, blending heavy metal music, sci-fi action, and midlife crisis comedy. It follows Oji Tanaka, a burnt-out Tokyo salaryman and ex-rockstar (stage name: Gabriel), whose forgotten band's music accidentally powers an alien superweapon in an intergalactic war. Recruited by the enigmatic Layla, he dusts off his Gibson Flying V for "space concerts" that double as battles, juggling family life with cosmic stakes. Genres: Action, Comedy, Music, Sci-Fi. Themes explore rock 'n' roll redemption, work-life imbalance, and music as a universal force.

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