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Seraph of the End (終わりのセラフ Owari no Serafu?) is the anime for the series, namely the adaptation of the manga of the same name by Takaya Kagami and Yamato Yamamoto. It was announced on August 28, 2014.[2]

The anime is one season split into two cours (quarters of the year) with 12 episodes each. Seraph of the End: Vampire Reign ran from April to June and then Seraph of the End: Battle in Nagoya from October to December.[3] The script for episodes 13-24 diverged from the manga and were written under Takaya Kagami's supervision.[4]

Funimation dubbed the anime in English[5] and streamed it every Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. EDT on its "Dubble Talk" streaming block on the Funimation website for all-access pass subscribers.[6][7]

The anime can be watched on Hulu, Apple TV, and Prime Video.

Plot[]

Years ago, a lethal virus spread across the world, wiping out most of humanity and allowing vampires to enslave the human race. From there, Yūichirō Hyakuya and his fellow orphans at the Hyakuya orphanage are treated as livestock, only being allowed to live for their blood. Desperate for freedom, Yūichirō and his best friend, Mikaela, hatch a plan to escape with their family to the outside world, hopefully free from vampires—only for their attempts to end in tragedy. As the only one to make it out alive, Yūichirō allies himself with the Japanese Imperial Demon Army — Japan's only hope against the vampires — in order to avenge his fallen friends.

Cast and crew[]

Cast[]

English cast[]

Crew[]

  • Original story: Takaya Kagami
  • Original art: Yamato Yamamoto
  • Original storyboards: Daisuke Furuya
  • Series structure/screenplay: Hiroshi Seko
  • Deputy director: Masashi Koizuka
  • Character design: Satoshi Kadowaki
  • Visual development art: Hiroki Shinagawa
  • Music producer: Hiroyuki Sawano
  • Music production: Yasushi Horiguchi (Legendoor)
  • Sound director: Yota Tsuruoka
  • Sound production: Rakuonsha
  • Sub character and prop design: Takuma Ebisu
  • Chief animation directors: Satoshi Kadowaki, Ayumi Yamada
  • Main animators: Megumi Tomita, Miho kato, Yuka Sugizaki, Takuma Ebisu
  • Color design: Fumiko Numahata
  • Art director: Seiko Yoshioka
  • Art design: Kazushi Fujii
  • Background art: Studio Pablo
  • Director of photography: Yasuhiro Akamatsu
  • 3D director: Tsukasa Saito
  • 2D works: Hirofumi Araki
  • Editor: Masaki Utsunomiya
  • Animation produced by: Wit Studio

English crew[]

  • ADR director: Jerry Jewell
  • Assisstant ADR director: Josh Grelle
  • Lead engineer: Stephen Hoff
  • Assistant ADR engineer: Gregory Taylor

Episodes[]

Main article: Episodes

The first half of the anime aired from April 4 to June 20, 2015, over twelve episodes. The opening theme was "X.U." by SawanoHiroyuki[nZk]:Gemie, and the ending theme was "scaPEGoat" by SawanoHiroyuki[nZk]:Yosh.[8]

The second half, entitled Seraph of the End: Battle in Nagoya (終わりのセラフ 名古屋決戦編 Owari no Serafu: Nagoya Kessen-hen?), aired from October 10 to December 26, 2015, in twelve episodes. For Battle in Nagoya, the opening theme was "Two souls -toward the truth-" performed by fripSide, and the ending theme was "Orarion" by Nagi Yanagi.[9]

Gallery[]

Videos[]

To commemorate Battle in Nagoya's broadcast, NBCUniversal Anime/Music published 8 videos on YouTube of Shinoa Hīragi (Saori Hayami) introducing main characters (including herself) from October 14–16, 2015.

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