were was the mastery city of gold?

Answer 1

Welkom in the Free State, South Africa LOL

Answer 2

jo-burg South Africa is the master city of gold

Answer 3

i think Dubai is the mystery city of gold

Answer 4

Not trying to be a b*tch here, but you mean Where, is the not were.
It was on Andean Peak in Peru.

Answer 5

challenging thing. browse with yahoo or google. just that could actually help!

Answer 6

The Mysterious Cities of Gold
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The Mysterious Cities Of Gold

太陽の子エステバン
(The Mysterious Cities Of Gold)
Genre Anime, Historical, Fantasy
TV anime
Directed by Bernard Deyries, Edouard David, Kenichi Maruyama, Kenichi Murakami
Studio Studio Pierrot
Network NHK,Antenne 2,BBC
Original run 1982 – 1983
No. of episodes 39
The Mysterious Cities of Gold (Japanese: 太陽の子エステバン , French: Les Mystérieuses Cités d'Or) is an animated series produced by Studio Pierrot. It was a French/Japanese coproduction which originally aired in Japan on NHK (the national public broadcasting station) in 1982, and in France in 1983 on Antenne 2. It was also shown in Britain on Children's BBC, and a few years later in the United States on the Nickelodeon cable network, in Australia on the public broadcaster ABC, and in Iceland on RÚV.

There are 39 half-hour episodes, in the typical anime serial style of one continuous story. In some countries (not the UK) a small documentary follows, presenting concise, accurate and appealing (for children) information about subjects related to the episode, thanks to funding by the NHK.

Contents [hide]
1 Plot summary
2 Characters
3 Episode guide
4 Regional releases
4.1 English dub
5 Setting
6 Trivia
7 DVD releases
8 External links
8.1 English forums
8.2 French sites



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Plot summary
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

Left to right: Esteban, Tao, Kokapetl, Mendoza and ZiaThe story is very loosely based on the children's novel, The King's Fifth, by Scott O'Dell. In the year 1532, a Spanish orphan named Esteban joins a party of Spaniards in their search for one of The Seven Cities of Gold in the New World, hoping to find his father. He is joined on his quest by Zia, an Incan girl, and Tao, the last descendant of the sunken empire of Mu ("Hiva" in the English dub).


Left to right: Pedro, Sancho and MendozaThe series is a mix of South American history, archaeology, and science fiction. The characters discover many lost technological wonders of the Mayans, Inca, and Olmecs, which include a solar powered ship (the Solaris) and The Golden Condor, a huge solar-powered airship, capable of traveling considerable distances under the sun's power alone. They are constantly pursued by antagonists Gomez and Gaspard, who are also in search of the Cities of Gold.

The Cities of Gold, of which there are seven, were built by the Emperor of Mu out of fear of a global war which would destroy civilization. Such a war indeed broke out, destroying the Empires of Mu and Atlantis when they used the "weapons of the sun". The Seven Cities of Gold hold copies of books in their "Universal Libraries" as well as powerful artifacts, including the "Great Legacy", a portable fusion reactor. Other elements of this technology turn up in unexpected places, like the Solaris in Tao's home island, Esteban's and Zia's medallions as keys to the Cities, or Tao's jar as an important piece of the Great Legacy.


Solar ship Solaris, in conventional propulsion mode.Reminiscences of this ancient story are present in Inca legends written on golden Quipu, which only Zia can read. This triggers an obsessive quest for the Cities of Gold on the part of the Spaniards (Mendoza, very loosely based on Pedro de Mendoza, Gomez, Perez and Francisco Pizarro).
Esteban seeks his long-lost father and is tied to Mendoza (who rescued Esteban from a sinking ship as a baby): he might know the whereabouts of Esteban's father and holds half of Esteban's medallion. Esteban seems to have a magical ability to make the Sun appear, which proves an invaluable asset throughout the series.

The Mysterious Cities of Gold English logoZia also seeks her father, from whom she was taken as a very young girl. She has a medallion similar to the one Esteban carries.
Tao seeks signs of his ancestors; he possesses an encyclopedia about their lost technology and a "mysterious jar which no one can open" (the Great Legacy's cooling or control rod system).

The Golden CondorThe Olmecs are descendants of survivors of the global war who hid under their mountain. Only their elite were able to survive in hibernation. The Olmecs seek the Great Legacy in order to power their cryogenic systems, as well as samples of healthy cells from the children to combat their mutations and sterility.
Eventually, the Olmecs succeed, at great cost, in taking control of the Great Legacy, but it begins to melt down without the moderation provided by Tao's jar. A Chernobyl-like accident is avoided by the personal sacrifice of Esteban's father who, acting as the High Priest of the Cities, dies replacing the jar.