TV-Series
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"Eureka Seven" is a 50-episode anime series set in a futuristic world where humanity coexists with sentient beings known as Coralians. The story centers on Renton Thurston, a 14-year-old boy living in a small town, who dreams of escaping his mundane life. His father, a renowned scientist, died under mysterious circumstances, leaving Renton disillusioned and yearning for purpose. His life changes when a mysterious girl named Eureka, accompanied by a sentient mecha called the Nirvash, crashes into his home. Eureka is a member of Gekkostate, a group of rebels and surfers who pilot mechas known as LFOs and oppose the oppressive military regime of the United Federation.

Renton joins Gekkostate, driven by his admiration for their leader, Holland, and his growing affection for Eureka. As he integrates into the group, Renton learns about the ongoing conflict between humanity and the Coralians, who are attempting to communicate through enigmatic phenomena called "trapar waves." The series explores themes of coexistence, environmentalism, and the consequences of human exploitation, as the Coralians' presence threatens to destabilize the planet.

The narrative delves into the complexities of Renton and Eureka's relationship, as both struggle with their identities and roles in the larger conflict. Eureka, initially emotionless and distant, gradually opens up to Renton, while Renton matures from a naive boy into a determined and compassionate individual. Their bond becomes central to the story, influencing the fate of both humanity and the Coralians.

As the series progresses, Gekkostate uncovers the truth behind the Federation's experiments with the Coralians, revealing a plan to weaponize their energy for military dominance. The group faces numerous challenges, including internal conflicts, betrayal, and the moral dilemmas of their rebellion. The climax involves a desperate battle to prevent the destruction of both species, culminating in a resolution that emphasizes understanding and harmony over conflict.

The series features a diverse cast of characters, including Holland, the charismatic yet flawed leader of Gekkostate; Talho, his pragmatic partner; and Dominic, a Federation soldier torn between duty and his feelings for Anemone, a troubled pilot connected to the Coralians. Each character contributes to the narrative's exploration of personal growth, sacrifice, and the search for meaning in a chaotic world. "Eureka Seven" combines mecha action, emotional depth, and philosophical undertones to create a compelling and multifaceted story.
Information
Eureka Seven
交響詩篇 エウレカセブン
Symphonic Poem Eureka Seven
Type: TV-Series
Anime Episodes: 50
Movie/Episode length: 25 min.
Date: 04/17/2005 – 04/02/2006
Official Website:Eureka 7 Official Site
Categories
Genre
AdventureDramaRomance
Settings
MilitarySci-Fi
Tags
Growing upMechaReal Robots
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Episodes
Staffel 1
1Blue Monday
2Blue Sky Fish
3Motion Blue
4Watermelon
5Vivid Bit
6Childhood
7Absolute Defeat
8Glorious Break
Renton Thurston buys a small hand mirror from a market stall in a port city. He gives the mirror to Eureka as a gift while the Gekkostate resupplies. Eureka accepts the mirror and says "thank you" without altering her flat tone or facial expression. Renton leaves the room,believing his gesture failed. Later, the military attacks the Gekkostate's ship, the Gekko. Renton pilots the Nirvash typeZERO in the ensuing battle. Eureka sits beside him as copilot. During a lull in the fighting, Eureka takes out the mirror and looks at her own face. She touches the mirror's surface and produces a small smile. Renton sees the smile and understands that Eureka can feel emotions despite her cold exterior. The smile disappears when the battle resumes. Renton fights more fiercely to protect the Gekko and its crew. After repelling the military forces, Renton watches Eureka from a distance. He decides to stay with Gekkostate to learn more about her. The mirror remains in Eureka's possession. The episode ends with Renton questioning what Eureka truly is, as her non-human traits become more apparent.
9Paper Moon Shine
10Higher Than The Sun
11Into The Nature
12Acperience 1
13The Beginning
14Memory Band
15Human Behavior
16Opposite View
17Sky Rock Gate
18Ill Communication
19Acperience 2
20Substance Abuse
Holland responds to a distress call and leads a dangerous mission to rescue a Vodarac high priest. The Gekkostate crew successfully extracts the priest and returns him to the Gekko. The priest then performs a ritual on Eureka in the infirmary,using a yellow liquid to remove the Scub coral from her body. The ritual succeeds, but Eureka retains scars on her face and arm and loses some hair from the ordeal. Renton pilots the Nirvash against enemy mechs during the mission and suffers a severe psychological breakdown mid-battle. He enters a frenzied state, tearing through enemy units with extreme violence while the Nirvash's eyes glow red. Renton hallucinates a shadowy version of his own face with a twisted smile laughing at him. He screams and loses control, crushing the last enemy mech under the Nirvash's foot even after the machine stops fighting. When Renton raises the foot, he sees a severed human arm with a wedding ring stuck to it and blood splattering the ground. He stares in horror, staggers, and vomits from shock and revulsion. Renton wakes up screaming from a nightmare reliving the incident and broods over the reality that he has killed multiple people since joining Gekkostate. He tries to visit Eureka in the infirmary, but Mischa and the children block him from seeing her. Matthieu tells Renton that Gekkostate is a group that kills to survive. Renton lures the children away with a toy mouse and enters Eureka's room, but he cannot articulate his feelings and only frightens her. Convinced he failed to protect Eureka, Renton packs his belongings, leaves the Amita Drive behind, and jumps off the Gekko with a parachute. Alone in a deserted area, he wonders what to do next, unaware that the mercenary couple Charles and Ray Beams have accepted a contract to eliminate Gekkostate.
21Runaway
Renton leaves the Gekko and wanders through a dense forest. He collapses from hunger and exhaustion. Charles and Ray Beams discover him lying on the ground. They carry him to their isolated house in the woods. Ray prepares a warm meal for Renton. Charles asks Renton about his background and why he is alone. Renton admits he ran away from his shipmates after a violent argument. Charles and Ray do not press for details or judge his actions. They offer Renton a place to stay for as long as he needs. Renton accepts their hospitality and begins to relax. On the Gekko,Holland orders the crew to continue their mission but privately scans the area for Renton. The episode ends with Renton smiling at the dinner table with Charles and Ray, unaware that the couple works as military contractors.
22Crackpot
23Differentia
24Paradise Lost
25World's End Garden
Renton wanders alone after leaving the Gekko and collapses from exhaustion in a forest. William Baxter,a hermit farmer, finds him and brings him to his home. William cares for his wife Martha, who suffers from Desperation Disease, an illness that calcifies the body. William explains that Desperation Disease spreads because pile bunkers damage the earth and its trapar particles. He lives self-sufficiently, growing food and avoiding modern technology to protect himself and Martha. Renton observes William’s unwavering dedication to his wife despite her deteriorating condition. The couple’s quiet life contrasts with the violence Renton experienced with Gekkostate and the Beams. William’s advice forces Renton to reconsider his understanding of love, loyalty, and purpose. Meanwhile, Holland pilots the Gekko in search of Renton, but military forces surround the ship. The episode ends with Renton deciding to leave William’s home and return to face the consequences of his departure.
26Episode 26
27Helter Skelter
Holland locks Renton,Eureka, and the three children in the Gekko's brig under the pretense of punishment for disobedience. The brig serves as a protective holding cell as Holland anticipates an attack from Charles and Ray Beams. Charles and Ray breach the Gekko and begin their assault on the ship's interior. Holland confronts Charles directly, and the two former allies engage in a brutal hand-to-hand fight through the Gekko's corridors. Renton hears the sounds of battle from the brig but cannot intervene. The Nirvash, left in the hangar, reacts autonomously and begins an uncontrolled transformation. The evolving LFO targets Charles, attempting to crush him as its outer armor shifts and changes color. Charles suffers fatal injuries during the confrontation with Holland and the Nirvash. Renton witnesses the aftermath and the death of the man who had become a surrogate father figure to him. The episode concludes with Renton grieving while Ray escapes, setting the stage for her continued vendetta against the Gekkostate.
28Episode 28
29Keep on Movin'
Lieutenant Dominic arrives in Bellforest and crashes his motorcycle. He brings the broken bike to Axel Thurston's repair shop. Dominic seeks information about Renton and the Nirvash,and he finds both at the shop. Axel recognizes Dominic as military personnel but agrees to repair the motorcycle. Meanwhile, aboard the Gekko, Talho reveals a shocking truth about Eureka's origins. She discloses that Eureka is not human but a humanoid Coralian, a being from the Scub Coral. The crew stares in stunned silence as the revelation sinks in. Renton processes this information about Eureka's true nature. The disclosure alters how the crew perceives Eureka and her connection to the Nirvash. The Nirvash itself requires repairs after recent battles. The Gekko crew decides to take the Nirvash to Tresor, the military research base where the mecha was originally constructed. The episode closes with the Gekko changing course toward Tresor, carrying the weight of Eureka's secret and the urgent need for repairs.
30Change of Life
The Gekko arrives at the military research base Tresor to repair the damaged Nirvash. The crew takes the LFO to the facility where it was originally built. Renton and Eureka watch a recorded video that reveals details about Eureka's creation. The footage also shows Renton's grandfather working at the research center. Holland exits his bed for the first time after an extended period of inactivity. Maurice declares his wish to take over Stoner's duties on the ship. Talho alters her physical appearance after Mischa encourages the change,though she later implies she will revert. Dewey Novak bombs the area near the military base, forcing the crew to remain on alert. The revelations about Eureka's origins and Renton's family history create new tensions between the two. The episode ends with the Gekko preparing to depart as the military threat closes in.
31Animal Attack
Renton and Eureka descend into a cave system beneath the Vodarac holy land. A sudden earthquake collapses the entrance,separating them from the Gekkostate crew. A large armored creature emerges from the darkness and charges at them. Renton fires his ref-board's cannon at the animal, but the shots ricochet off its hide. Eureka activates her Compac Drive to communicate with the creature, but it ignores her initial attempts and destroys their light source. Renton pushes Eureka out of the way of falling rocks. The creature corners them against a stone wall. Eureka reaches out and touches the creature's snout, establishing a mental link. She perceives the creature's fear and its drive to protect a nearby nest of eggs. The animal stops attacking and allows them to pass deeper into the cave. They find a hidden chamber containing a large pulsing Scub Coral core. The core projects a vision of a young girl who resembles Eureka. Dewey Novak receives intelligence about their location and orders his fleet to advance on Vodarac territory.
32Start It Up
Dewey Novak's forces fire three large bombs into the Scab Coral near Feris City. The explosion releases millions of Antibody Coralians who attack the city,leaving it in ruins. The Gekkostate receives an SOS from a refugee ship that escaped the destruction. Renton and Eureka help load supplies and tend to the injured survivors aboard the ship. A young boy who lost his parents in the attack becomes terrified upon seeing Eureka and wets his pants. Talho slaps Eureka and orders her back to the Gekko, telling her she has the crew by her side. Military forces discover Axel Thurston's factory in Bell Forest, forcing him to flee. Axel launches the new board for the Nirvash using a kite mechanism on the trapar line, but the tow cable fails to release. He drives his vehicle off a cliff to snap the cable, leaving his fate uncertain. The Izumo deploys Anemone in theEnd to observe a new Coralian emergence. The Gekko launches the Nirvash spec2 without its board, and the board arrives just as theEnd attacks. Renton and Eureka activate the Amita drive, generating a Seven Swell effect that the Nirvash channels through its hands to blast through theEnd, forcing Anemone to retreat. Eureka experiences a severe headache and asks Renton to hold her hand as the Antibody Coralians withdraw toward The Zone. The Gekkostate sets course to search for survivors, while Dewey orders continued tectonic stimulations across the planet.
33Pacific State
34Inner Flight
35Astral Apache
36Fantasia
37Raise Your Hand
38Date of Birth
Renton learns that Eureka knew his father Adroc Thurston personally. He reacts with anger and frustration,demanding to know why she never told him. Eureka responds that she did not think he would want to hear about his father, then states she does not understand human family bonds because she is not human, and runs off. Renton seeks advice from Norb, who asks him what outcome he wants with Eureka. While searching for answers, Renton reads a relationship advice magazine in the ship's store. Hilda catches him with the magazine, and the crew quickly spreads a rumor that Renton tried to pressure Eureka into sex. Holland confronts Renton physically, grabbing him by the collar, before Matthew and Moondoggie explain the magazine was for relationship advice, not sex. Renton admits he lashed out because he believed his father abandoned his family for research. Holland tells Renton he must get answers about Adroc directly from Eureka. In the hangar, Renton and Eureka apologize to each other simultaneously. Eureka explains that Adroc taught her how to speak, think, and pilot the Nirvash before the Summer of Love. She reveals that Adroc removed the Amita Drive and vanished, sacrificing himself to protect others. Renton cries as he accepts that his father died saving people, not abandoning his family. Eureka finally understands what family means. Stoner takes a photograph of Renton and Eureka together to use as the next Ray=Out cover. Meanwhile, Dewey Novak cuts off all communication to the Sage Council and enters their chamber. He kills two of the three sages, Kuzemi and Braya, with a gun. The sole survivor, Coda, kneels and offers her staff to Dewey, surrendering to his coup. Dewey now controls the military, and the crew must navigate both their reconciled relationship and Dewey's rise to power.
39Join the Future
Norb orders Gekkostate to play a soccer game while the Gekko refuels near the Great Wall. Most crew members question the activity’s purpose,but Holland insists they follow Norb’s instruction. Renton eagerly participates and demonstrates his ball-handling skills, explaining he played alone in Bell Forest as a child. The first scrimmage pits Renton, Eureka, and Gidget against Moondoggie, Woz, and Jobs. Moondoggie steals the ball from Renton and scores twice, exposing Renton’s inability to pass. Renton grows frustrated as Eureka tells him coldly to stop joking around. A professional team arrives and challenges Gekkostate to a full match. Gekkostate trails 34-0, unable to score until the second half. Eureka steals the ball and passes to Renton, who hesitates again. She calls for the pass, and Renton finally kicks to her. An opponent slides toward Eureka, but she passes back to Renton. Renton performs a rainbow kick to avoid a tackle, launching the ball high. Holland, Renton, and Eureka chase the ball; Eureka and Renton step on Holland’s face to jump higher. They kick the ball together into the empty net, scoring one goal. Military KLF units storm the field, but the crew escapes to the Gekko. Later, Renton asks Eureka what she said at the second-half whistle. She replies that she said, "I believe in you," and notes that Renton creates miracles in difficult moments. At the capital, Dewey Novak blames the Coralians for the deaths of two sages and announces that Coda, the sole surviving sage, has ordered him to attack the Coralians’ base inside the Great Wall. Dewey calls for the deployment of the Ageha Squad to destroy the Great Wall once and for all.
40Nirvash spec 3
Renton and Eureka sit inside the Nirvash's cockpit as the unit begins an uncontrolled transformation. Coral-like structures spread across the interior walls and envelop Eureka's body. Renton calls to Eureka,but she remains unresponsive with her eyes closed. The Nirvash emits a high-frequency oscillation that shatters the Gekko's port-side stabilizer and disables its engines. Holland orders an emergency retreat, but the Gekko drifts uncontrollably. The sonic wave expands outward, cracking the hulls of three Dewey-class battleships. Dewey Novak observes from the Izumo's command deck and authorizes long-range bombardment of the Nirvash. The Gekko's crew fires a grappling line to pull the ship away from the blast zone. Renton shouts at the Nirvash to stop, but the cockpit seals itself with a layer of compressed coral. A crack forms along the Nirvash's spinal ridge, and white light spills out. Eureka opens her eyes, places her palm against the coral, and whispers Renton's name. The coral recedes, and Renton grasps her hand as the Nirvash's outer armor peels away, releasing a burst of light that vaporizes the incoming missiles and leaves them suspended in a white void facing a giant coral figure.
41Acperience 3
Eureka enters a strange space within the Vodarac shrine. Inside,she encounters Sakuya, a Coralian who has transformed into a giant plant. Sakuya recounts her history with Norb, a young Vodarac priest. Norb approached Sakuya with trust, and their physical closeness grew into intimacy. The two attempted to cross the Great Wall together, but Sakuya failed and began her metamorphosis. Sakuya tells Eureka that hearing Norb call her name made her feel they had finally become one. She draws a page full of hearts to represent the love she felt for Norb. Sakuya then asks Eureka to draw hearts. Eureka draws a single large heart that encompasses all the smaller ones, expressing her directed feelings for Renton. Outside the shrine, Holland and the rest of Gekkostate fight a military attack. The episode closes with Eureka understanding her love for Renton, setting the stage for their own attempt to cross the Great Wall without repeating Sakuya and Norb's failure.
42Star Dancer
43The Sunshine Underground
44It's All In The Mind
45Don't You Want Me?
Dewey Novak's shot into the Great Wall pulls Renton Thurston and Eureka inside the Scub Coral's interior. They encounter a young girl who identifies herself as a manifestation of the Coral's collective consciousness. The girl projects memories of the first human contact with the Coral during the Summer of Love. These images show the Coralians learning to mimic human emotions and forms. The girl asks Renton and Eureka to merge their identities with the Coral to end the conflict between species. Renton refuses,stating he wants to preserve his and Eureka's separate selves. Eureka, a former Coralian, hesitates as she confronts her own origin. Outside the Coral, the Gekkostate crew defends the Gekko from Dewey's attacking forces. Dewey activates the Seven Swell phenomenon, intending to trigger a catastrophic Scub Burst that would destroy both humanity and the Coral. Renton and Eureka decide to pilot the Nirvash into the Coral's core to prevent the destruction without surrendering their individuality. The Nirvash transforms into a new, radiant form and dives deeper into the Coral. The episode closes with Renton and Eureka plunging toward the heart of the Coral as the countdown to the Scub Burst accelerates.
46Planet Earth
Renton pilots the Nirvash into the Great Wall's interior,navigating through dense coral formations. He finds Eureka suspended inside a sphere of pulsing coral light. She refuses to leave, stating that her presence inside the scub coral prevents the planet's defense mechanisms from activating. On the bridge of the Izumo, Dewey Novak initiates the Kludge system's final firing sequence, and a digital countdown appears on the main monitor. Renton shouts at Eureka through the Nirvash's speakers, reminding her of their children and the Gekko-Go crew waiting for her return. Eureka hesitates, her body flickering between a human form and a coral mass. The Kludge system fires a concentrated beam of light directly into the scub coral's central core. The beam tears through multiple coral layers, generating a massive shockwave that expands outward. Renton lunges from the Nirvash, grabs Eureka's hand, and pulls her into the cockpit. The Gekko-Go executes an emergency evasive maneuver, but the shockwave strikes the ship's rear hull and damages the engines. Dewey watches the beam's impact on a viewscreen and orders the crew to prepare another shot. The blast opens a gaping wound in the scub coral's exterior, exposing its inner layers. Renton holds Eureka tightly as the Nirvash's Compac Drive flashes red. The episode ends with Renton and Eureka emerging from the collapsing Great Wall while Dewey orders a second bombardment to finish the scub coral.
47Acperience 4
Renton and Eureka pilot the Nirvash into the Great Wall's interior. The Scub Coral generates a memory space that replays Eureka's origin as a Coralian. Eureka sees herself emerge from the coral and live among humans as a test subject. Dewey Novak arrives at the Control Cluster aboard the battleship Kute-Class. He initiates the Seven Swell phenomenon by activating the seven Eureka devices. The devices begin to compress the Scub Coral's command cluster. Renton attempts to disable the devices with the Nirvash's trapar cannon. Dewey's crew shoots down the Nirvash's support fighters. The Nirvash sustains damage to its left arm and lift engine. Eureka leaves the cockpit and merges with the coral surface to slow the compression. Renton follows her into the coral interior. He finds Eureka suspended in a crystalline structure. The coral shows Renton a vision of Eureka's past suffering as an experiment. Renton refuses to abandon her and fires the Nirvash's cannon at the crystal. The coral begins to absorb both of them into its core. Dewey orders the final compression phase,which will kill every human inside the Control Cluster. Renton and Eureka face the choice of staying together inside the coral or attempting to escape and stop Dewey.
48Ballet Mécanique
Dewey Novak activates the Ballet Mécanique system from the control cluster. He triggers the detonation of quartz charges embedded in the Great Wall. The explosions destabilize the Scub Coral's planetary network. The Gekkostate fleet engages the Ageha Squadron's warships above the control cluster. Renton and Eureka pilot the Nirvash typeZERO into the Scub Coral's interior. Inside the Coralian mindscape,they encounter a projection of Diane, the former commander of the Vodarac. Diane reveals that Dewey's goal is to force a Limit of Life event, wiping out both human and Coralian life. Renton refuses to accept this outcome and reaffirms his vow to protect Eureka. The Nirvash absorbs the surrounding trapar energy and begins a metamorphosis into a new form. Eureka's body partially dissolves as she merges with the Scub Coral's data streams. Renton reaches out and anchors her consciousness through the Nirvash's cockpit. The Nirvash emits a concentrated beam of light that pierces the control cluster's core, setting up the final confrontation.
49Shout to the Top!
Dewey Novak fires Oratorio 8 and destroys the Scub Control Cluster. The destruction sends debris riding on Trapar waves across the entire planet. Renton and Eureka pilot the badly damaged Nirvash but encounter unexpected resistance from the craft. Holland infiltrates the Ginga to stop Dewey personally. The two brothers engage in a direct duel aboard the ship. Dewey commits suicide during the confrontation. His death triggers the necklace Eureka wears. The necklace takes control of Eureka's body and mind. The possessed Eureka begins moving toward the Limit of Questions,a state that would destroy the world. Holland fails to prevent Dewey's final gambit, and Renton watches as Eureka transforms into the new Command Centre against her will. The episode ends with Eureka lost to Dewey's trap and the countdown to global destruction now underway.
50Wish Upon a Star
Renton and Eureka pilot the Nirvash typeZERO into the Scub Coral's Command Cluster at the center of the Great Wall. Inside the cluster,the pair meets the collective consciousness of the Coralians, which manifests as a vast, silent field of white. The Coralians state that the Limit of Questions has forced them to compress Earth's surface and absorb all human life into the Coral. Renton declares his refusal to let Eureka disappear into the Coral, and Eureka expresses her wish to remain with Renton as a human. The two combine their feelings with the Nirvash's power, generating a new response from the Scub Coral that halts the compression. The Command Cluster shatters into fragments, releasing Dewey Novak's lifeless body and restoring the people and land previously absorbed. Renton and Eureka vanish inside the Nirvash as the Coral rapidly retracts from the planet's surface, leaving behind a scarred but livable Earth. Weeks later, the Gekkostate crew gathers on a transformed landscape of green hills and blue oceans, where the Scub Coral has retreated underground. Renton and Eureka emerge from the Coral as humans, having become the physical bridge between humanity and the Coralians. The final shot shows the couple riding a refboard over the new world, with a group of children running to greet them as the credits roll.
Cast
Comment(s)
Staff
  • Series Director
    Tomoki Kyoda
  • Series Composition
    Dai Satō
  • Storyboard
    Takeshi Mori
    Shinichirō Watanabe
    Kenichi Yoshida
    Ikuo Kuwana
    Go Sakamoto
    Seiji Mizushima
    Masakazu Hishida
    Satoru Utsunomiya
    Hitoshi Nanba
    Katsumi Terahigashi
    Yasushi Muraki
    Tomoki Kyoda
    Hideyo Yamamoto
    Masaki Tachibana
    Kazuya Murata
    Takao Abo
    Norimitsu Suzuki
    Sayo Yamamoto
    Masayuki Miyaji
    Hiroshi Haraguchi
    Kazuki Kakuta
    Yasuo Urano
  • Music
    Naoki Satō
  • Art Director
    Atsushi Morikawa
    Kazuo Nagai
  • Animation Director
    Yuriko Chiba
    Kumiko Takahashi
    Takahiro Komori
    Kenichi Yoshida
    Ikuo Kuwana
    Hideaki Maniwa
    Akira Matsushima
    Shūichi Kaneko
    Kōji Sugiura
    Yoshiyuki Itō
    Kenji Mizuhata
    Satoru Utsunomiya
    Takashi Tomioka
    Hirotaka Kinoshita
    Hiroki Kanno
    Jun Shibata
    Shinya Uchida
    Ken Ōtsuka
    Shinichi Yoshikawa
    Eiji Nakada
    Seiichi Hashimoto
    Kōichi Horikawa
    Hideki Itō
    Ayumi Kurashima
    Takao Abo
    Yoshiyuki Kodaira
    Shigeru Katō
    Nekomataya
    Masayoshi Tanaka
    Atsushi Hasebe
    Kana Ishida
    Atsuko Sasaki
    Atsushi Itagaki
    Kenichiro Ogata
    Satoru Iida
    Daizen Komatsuda
    Toshihiro Kikuchi
    Yuko Yazaki
    Yuko Hirasawa
    Satoshi Kubo
    Kiyoaki Maeda
    Emi Kamiishi
    Kazumi Inadome
  • Director of Photography
    Toshiya Kimura
    Shunya Kimura
  • Director
    Kenichi Yoshida
    Satoru Utsunomiya
    Yasushi Muraki
    Tomoki Kyoda
    Kazuya Murata
    Norimitsu Suzuki
    Masayuki Miyaji
  • Script
    Hiroshi Ōnogi
    Chiaki J. Konaka
    Shōtarō Suga
    Dai Satō
    Yuuichi Nomura
    Ichirō Ōkōchi
    Megumi Shimizu
  • Episode Director
    Shin Matsuo
    Yoshiyuki Takei
    Ikurō Satō
    Kenji Mizuhata
    Shingo Kaneko
    Tomoki Kyoda
    Akitoshi Yokoyama
    Tsuyoshi Yoshimoto
    Hideyo Yamamoto
    Hideki Itō
    Kazuya Murata
    Takao Abo
    Sayo Yamamoto
    Yumi Kamakura
    Yoshito Hata
    Keizo Nakamura
    Daizen Komatsuda
    Takebumi Anzai
    Masayuki Miyaji
    Tarou Iwasaki
    Hiroshi Haraguchi
    Takato Mori
  • Character Design
    Kenichi Yoshida
  • Chief Animation Director
    Kenichi Yoshida
  • Sound Director
    Kazuhiro Wakabayashi
  • Producer
    Atsushi Yukawa
    Hiroshi Morotomi
    Koutaro Nakayama
    Hiroo Maruyama
    Hirofumi Inagaki
Production
  • Production
    Mainichi Broadcasting System
    BONES
    Bandai Visual
    Bandai Namco Games
    Bandai Entertainment
    Project Eureka
  • Animation Production
    BONES
Music
Opening
Ep. 1-13
“Days”
FLOW
Ep. 14-26
“Shounen Heart (Young Boy's Heart)”
HOME MADE Kazoku
Ep. 27-39
“Taiyo no Mannaka he (太陽の真ん中へ; To the Center of the Sun)”
Bivattchee
Ep. 40-50
“Sakura”
NIRGILIS
Ending
Ep. 1-13, 26
“Himitsu Kichi (Secret Base)”
Kozue Takada
Ep. 14-25
“Fly Away”
Izawa Asami
Ep. 27-39
“Tip Taps Tip”
HALCALI
Ep. 40-50
“Canvas”
COOLON
Insert songs
Ep. 28
“Get It By Your Hands”
Hiroshi Watanabe
Ep. 34
“L.F.O.”
Taichi Master
Ep. 46
“Time-Lines”
audio active
Ep. 50
“Rainbow (虹)”
Denki Groove
Ep. 1, 2, 6, 10, 26, 39
“Storywriter”
Supercar