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Aquarian Age: Sign for Evolution
13 Episodes
24 min each
WINTER 2002
Synopsis
Five supernatural factions have been fighting against each other for who knows how many centuries, with the beginning of Aquarian Age always in mind. Kyouta, soon begins to see visions of mystical girls fighting, except they do exist. Soon he and his girlfriend Yoriko become involved and the battle for Earth and Aquarian Age lies in their hands.
Action
Adventure
Fantasy
Music
Romance
Sci-Fi
Format
Unknown
Episodes
13
Per Episode
24 min
Source
Unknown
Episodes
13 / 13 Episodes
1
Episode 1
Episode 1
Kyouta and his band "T.L. Signal" get together to practice for a street concert on New Year's Day. During the events that lead up to this concert, both Kyouta and his childhood friend Yoriko notice a series of strange psychic turbulences, but Kyouta doesn't realize what they mean and Yoriko denies their existence.
2
Episode 2
Episode 2
The highly successful New Year's concert comes to a close with a cacophony of broken glass and several battles between various factions. Misato watches all of this and afterwards offers the band an opportunity to record a demo at her studio, where Kyouta meets his idol. Others have also been watching: Yoriko has caught Abuto's attention, and we see that Kiriko is one of the mysterious girls from Kyouta's visions.
3
Episode 3
Episode 3
Misato gets T.L. Signal a guest spot on a radio show. Kyouta invites Yoriko to come and watch, but while there she is told by Misato to stay away from Kyouta. Kiriko listens with her best friend Asumi and is strongly affected, along with a horde of other girls.
4
Episode 4
Episode 4
T.L. Signal goes to see a live concert featuring Kanae and Ryuusei. Abuto and Kanae meet them there in a hallway. Under psychic attack by Kanae, Misato reveals her true form as an Eraser, terrifying Abuto and stunning Kyouta. Yoriko reaches some conclusions after Rumiko's lectures on accepting destiny, and resolves not to see Kyouta anymore.
5
Episode 5
Episode 5
Rumiko tells Kyouta to stay away from Yoriko. WIZ-DOM charms Asumi into going after Kyouta. As they are talking, the two are cornered by a group of fangirls and forced to run away.
6
Episode 6
Episode 6
Asumi becomes an employee of Cosmopop. A Darklore attacks Yoriko and just as she is awakened as Benzaiten, Mindbreaker Abuto show up to rescue her. He takes her out for coffee and in an attempt to gain control over her reveals that the Arayashiki have hidden something from her.
7
Episode 7
Episode 7
Kyouta is so depressed by the situation with Yoriko that he starts skipping practice. Yoriko starts acting and shows a totally different personality. Elsewhere, WIZ-DOM attempts to remove Jun'ichi and Shingo.
8
Episode 8
Episode 8
After the news about Yoriko is discovered, infighting erupts among the Arayashiki and no one knows which direction to go in. Rumiko tells Kyouta that he is the only one who can save Yoriko.
9
Episode 9
Episode 9
Now all the girls are ascending to the stage: Yoriko is chosen for a leading role; Asumi is cast in that same movie; and Kiriko is scouted as a model.
10
Episode 10
Episode 10
Kyouta thinks his powers are worthless. Little does he know but they are being demonstrated as his song empowers Kiriko to become a model. This sends the power-jealous Abuto into a rage, and he sends Kanae to attack T.L. Signal.
11
Episode 11
Episode 11
Yoriko continues to hurt other actors and fights Asumi once again, sending her into a coma. Kyouta has lost his touch and completely abandons T.L. Signal in his frustration. Wandering the city he sees Kiriko, who tells him what his music has done for her.
12
Episode 12
Episode 12
With the encouragement of Kiriko and Asumi, Kyouta rejoins the band for their debut. But the debut is delayed as Kyouta, Asumi, Kiriko, and Rumiko begin a fight with Yoriko to bring her back to herself.
13
Episode 13
Episode 13
Rumiko explains that Yoriko is not dead yet and Kyouta attempts to call her back to the living world.
Characters
Voice Actors
Chinami Nishimura (japanese)
Rumiko Sakamoto
Main
Voice Actors
Mayuko Aoki (japanese)
Yoriko Sannou
Main
Voice Actors
Nobuyuki Tanaka (japanese)
Kyouta Kamikurata
Main
Voice Actors
Hiroyuki Yoshino (japanese)
Junichi Kojima
Supporting
Voice Actors
Mika Itou (japanese)
Lemon
Supporting
Voice Actors
Susumu Chiba (japanese)
Ryuusei
Supporting
Staff
Broccoli
Original Creator
Yoshimitsu Oohashi
Original Story
Yoshimitsu Oohashi
Director
Marekatsu Nakai
Supervisor
Kazuhiko Souma
Series Composition
Hisashi Abe
Character Design
Comments
Information
Aired
Jan 10, 2002
to Mar 28, 2002
Season
WINTER 2002
Source
Unknown
Format
Unknown
Studios
MADHOUSE
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SEQUEL
1268
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