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Eureka Seven

Original title: Kôkyô shihen Eureka Sebun
  • TV Series
  • 2005–2006
  • TV-MA
  • 25m
IMDb RATING
7.7/10
3.5K
YOUR RATING
Kaori Nazuka and Yûko Sanpei in Eureka Seven (2005)
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14-year-old Renton joins the rebel GekkoState ship, co-pilots the TypeZero with the mysterious Eureka, and unknowingly becomes part of a grand scheme.14-year-old Renton joins the rebel GekkoState ship, co-pilots the TypeZero with the mysterious Eureka, and unknowingly becomes part of a grand scheme.14-year-old Renton joins the rebel GekkoState ship, co-pilots the TypeZero with the mysterious Eureka, and unknowingly becomes part of a grand scheme.

  • Creators
    • Dai Satô
    • Kazuhiko Shimamoto
  • Stars
    • Yûko Sanpei
    • Keiji Fujiwara
    • Kaori Nazuka
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    7.7/10
    3.5K
    YOUR RATING
    • Creators
      • Dai Satô
      • Kazuhiko Shimamoto
    • Stars
      • Yûko Sanpei
      • Keiji Fujiwara
      • Kaori Nazuka
    • 37User reviews
    • 13Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 3 wins total

    Episodes50

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    Yûko Sanpei
    • Renton Thurston…
    • 2005–2006
    Keiji Fujiwara
    Keiji Fujiwara
    • Holland Novak
    • 2005–2006
    Kaori Nazuka
    • Eureka
    • 2005–2006
    Johnny Yong Bosch
    Johnny Yong Bosch
    • Renton Thurston
    • 2005–2006
    Stephanie Sheh
    Stephanie Sheh
    • Eureka
    • 2005–2006
    Kate Higgins
    Kate Higgins
    • Talho Yuki…
    • 2005–2006
    Matthew Leonhart
    Matthew Leonhart
    • Matthieu
    • 2005–2006
    Catherine Fu
    • Eureka (Animax Asia Dub)
    • 2005–2006
    Crispin Freeman
    Crispin Freeman
    • Holland Novak
    • 2005–2006
    Michiko Neya
    • Talho Yuki…
    • 2005–2006
    Fumie Mizusawa
    • Gidget…
    • 2005–2006
    Eriko Kigawa
    • Maeter…
    • 2005–2006
    Tarô Yamaguchi
    • Hap
    • 2005–2006
    Akio Nakamura
    • Matthieu
    • 2005–2006
    Dave Mallow
    Dave Mallow
    • Jobs…
    • 2005–2006
    Yasunori Matsumoto
    Yasunori Matsumoto
    • Stoner
    • 2005–2006
    Tony Oliver
    Tony Oliver
    • Hap…
    • 2005–2006
    Mayumi Asano
    • Hilda
    • 2005–2006
    • Creators
      • Dai Satô
      • Kazuhiko Shimamoto
    • All cast & crew
    • Production, box office & more at IMDbPro

    User reviews37

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    10NeoWizard

    Excellent series a must see, story is simply GREAT

    This anime has a surprising story that goes through all 50 episodes from start to end. To be understood it would be better to see it over only a few days not 50 weeks as i did this past weekend even if I had already seen it before. It helps the story as a whole because you get to see it evolve without forgetting what happened a few episodes back. It teaches quite a few things if you look a bit deeper in the story, like about religions, how people can be different and still be in love and more. It is simply a must see not as anime but as a series instead because it isn't like most anime its got a beautiful love story as well as a whole package encircling it.

    I love many different kind of animes but having seen this one again put it way up my favorite list, but still won't miss naruto or any other shows i like!
    9froochiz

    The One

    Eureka 7 seizes the day as my favorite story of all time. I've seen and loved many of the great anime: Full Metal Alchemist, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, Cowboy Bebop, Code Geass, Death Note, Dragonball Z, Avatar: The Last Airbender, and Rurouni Kenshin. Yet if I were to give any anime my heart, I'd give it to Eureka 7 (and rightfully so, because it did win it, when the other ones could only come close).

    From the first episode I knew that I was in for something wonderful. Enigmatic is the essence of this bright yet dramatic story -- from the characters, to the setting, the plot, music, art, and dialogue. Every aspect is just so beautiful, especially Renton and Eureka's (the two main characters') relationship -- it captures the heart of young love (no pun intended, honestly) and melds in the very grim consequences of the war they have found themselves in. But despite the hardships Renton and Eureka endure, and despite Renton's realization of what Eureka actually is, the love between them bonds them forever.

    Eureka 7 is the story that speaks to me. Everything just fits perfectly together into a mosaic of story and soul.

    My final recommendation is to take the time and watch at least 5 episodes. It's a story that ages like wine; each episode is better than the last. I hope you enjoy Eureka 7 as much as I have.
    10magil-1

    Beautiful.

    Eureka and Renton make easily the most endearing couple I've ever seen in anime or elsewhere. I'm not typically a fan of romances, but this anime captured my heart and lifted it right along with those two. And it's not just them; every one of the major characters commands your emotions in one way or another, whether it's adoration, pity, or anger. It does kind of start slow, but I was finally hooked by episode 26, while my interest had been steadily rising until then. Perhaps the most powerful part of this anime is the character development; each of the major characters seem to 'grow up' as the series progresses, even those who seem to already be 'grown up.' My ONLY complaint would be that some of the more minor characters don't receive as much attention as they deserve in the later episodes. Still, beautiful doesn't really do the series justice.
    10thornfalconeye

    Unbeatable characters 10 episodes in.

    As everyone else has already said, the first 10 episodes you hate Renton, because he says obscenely stupid things. Yet after that, you see him start to change, and how everyone else changes as well. This is what makes this anime so great, its like Inuyasha if things actually progressed, and they have only around 2 episodes of filler, and they weren't really filler, but oddly done mini-plots. After the last episode,I felt as if my life was over, with that creeping sorrow that you experience after losing anyone important to you. Yes, it truly was that good.

    I bought the series(Japanese: Subbed not dubbed) and am currently watching it for a 4th time, after being dissatisfied with Blood Plus, Fullmetal Alchemist, and many other animes that don't really seem to work, as they have the weird anime expressions that seem so unnecessary now.
    10relliott-13

    A Captivating Masterpiece

    Eureka Seven is far and away one of the greatest works of fiction in existence. From the captivating world to the seamless characters (and not to mention the bad-ass mechs), this anime series transcends its medium. When I first began watching Eureka Seven on Adult Swim it was an interesting new series to me, but nothing more. I didn't want to wait an entire week between episodes, however, so my impatience led me to download the entire series in Japanese with English subtitles. I watched the entire series in three days and it immediately became the opiate of my mind for at least that much time afterward. Eureka Seven has a beautiful art style, an entrancing world, absolutely phenomenal high speed fight scenes, and an excellent story that is absolutely full of twists and turns, shocking moments, and profound surprises. Nothing, however, compares to the masterpiece that is the character cast. Renton is the main character who is at the beginning of the series a bored and whiny kid who is oblivious to the nuances of adult life. After he meets the mysterious Eureka in the first episode (and immediately falls in love with her), his character sets off on a true adventure and by the end of the series Renton truly becomes a man. The fantastic romance between Renton and Eureka is the center of the storyline and will undoubtedly cause at least half of Eureka Seven's audience to burst into tears at multiple points of the story (yeah, it really is that powerful). The other characters in the story are no less interesting and many go through extreme changes just as Renton did. The cold, hard, and reluctant leader Holland morphs into a compassionate and strong hero by the end of the story and many people who watch this series start out hating Holland but absolutely love him by the end. I could go on and on, but just take my advice: GO WATCH THIS SERIES RIGHT NOW.

    Eureka Seven is a marvel to behold, a true work of art.

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    • Trivia
      The characters, Jobs and Woz, are named for Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, cofounders of Apple computers. Jobs and Woz are responsible for the hardware and software on the Gekko.
    • Connections
      Followed by Eureka Seven: Good Night, Sleep Tight, Young Lovers (2009)
    • Soundtracks
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      First opening theme (episodes #1-13)

      Performed by Flow

      Music by Takeshi Asakawa

      Lyrics by Keigo Hayashi and Kôshi Asakawa

      Arrangement by Flow and Seiji Kameda

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    • Release date
      • April 15, 2006 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • Japan
    • Official sites
      • Bandai Entertainment
      • Official site (Japan)
    • Languages
      • English
      • Japanese
    • Also known as
      • Eureka 7
    • Production companies
      • Bones
      • Project Eureka
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    • Runtime
      • 25m
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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