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Wolf's Rain

  • Fernsehserie
  • 2003–2004
  • 16
  • 11 Std. 41 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
7,9/10
8611
IHRE BEWERTUNG
BELIEBTHEIT
4.195
632
Wolf's Rain (2003)
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In einer postapokalyptischen Zukunft, in der Menschen in Kuppelstädten leben, die von Ödland umgeben sind, gelten Wölfe seit zweihundert Jahren als ausgestorben.In einer postapokalyptischen Zukunft, in der Menschen in Kuppelstädten leben, die von Ödland umgeben sind, gelten Wölfe seit zweihundert Jahren als ausgestorben.In einer postapokalyptischen Zukunft, in der Menschen in Kuppelstädten leben, die von Ödland umgeben sind, gelten Wölfe seit zweihundert Jahren als ausgestorben.

  • Stoffentwicklung
    • Keiko Nobumoto
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Sarah Hauser
    • Darren Pleavin
    • Kenta Miyake
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    7,9/10
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    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    BELIEBTHEIT
    4.195
    632
    • Stoffentwicklung
      • Keiko Nobumoto
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Sarah Hauser
      • Darren Pleavin
      • Kenta Miyake
    • 42Benutzerrezensionen
    • 13Kritische Rezensionen
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      • 1 Gewinn & 1 Nominierung insgesamt

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    • 2003
    Darren Pleavin
    Darren Pleavin
    • Kiba (Animax Asia dub)
    • 2003
    Kenta Miyake
    Kenta Miyake
    • Tsume
    • 2003
    Akio Suyama
    • Hige
    • 2003
    Crispin Freeman
    Crispin Freeman
    • Tsume
    • 2003
    Joshua Seth
    Joshua Seth
    • Hige
    • 2003
    Mamoru Miyano
    Mamoru Miyano
    • Kiba
    • 2003
    Hiroki Shimowada
    • Toboe
    • 2003
    Johnny Yong Bosch
    Johnny Yong Bosch
    • Kiba
    • 2003
    Mona Marshall
    Mona Marshall
    • Toboe…
    • 2003
    Kaho Kôda
    • Cher Degre
    • 2003
    Kari Wahlgren
    Kari Wahlgren
    • Cher Degre
    • 2003
    Unshô Ishizuka
    Unshô Ishizuka
    • Quent Yaiden
    • 2003
    Tom Wyner
    Tom Wyner
    • Quent Yaiden
    • 2003
    Mitsuru Miyamoto
    • Hubb Lebowski
    • 2003
    Bob Buchholz
    • Hubb Lebowski
    • 2003
    Arisa Ogasawara
    • Cheza
    • 2003
    Sherry Lynn
    Sherry Lynn
    • Cheza
    • 2003
    • Stoffentwicklung
      • Keiko Nobumoto
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    10teen_wolf88

    The Most Undeniably Awesome Work of Art Ever Produced for Television

    Where do I start? There are so many great things about Wolf's Rain. From the opening strains of the opening theme song, "Stray", to the very last chords of "Gravity" in episode 30, Wolf's Rain is an experience unlike any other. The animation is superb, the characters well developed, the story chock full of action, adventure and has a mythology all its own that captivates from the moment you enter into it. You don't have to like anime or even animation for that matter, to get into Wolf's Rain. The shots are the most cinematic I've ever seen in an animated series and the music conducted and arranged by Yoko Kanno is beautiful and timeless. Also, the story leaves a lot of things open for the viewer to interpret, and delves much deeper into issues of meaning, life and nature than any anime that I've ever seen. It incorporates so much from different genres and cultures, that everyone can find something to like in this series. So, for a great experience, check out Wolf's Rain!
    8Uinat

    Magnificent!

    SUMMARY -- Many, many, many years ago the Earth was ruled by wolves. Today they are just mythical beings, existing only in fairytales. But that's what people think. Wolves have adapted themselves to live among the mortals by taking human form, but they are faster, stronger and more flexible than any human. In those ancient times mankind has prospered to its highest peek. But something happened (and nobody's quite sure what it was) and civilization has collapsed. Now, a tyrant rules every city. People are miserable. The legend says that wolves will come back and bring Paradise to Earth...

    MY OPINION -- Wolf's Rain is a 21 or 22 episode (depending of a web site) fairytale, about a pack of wolves searching for Paradise. Animation is superb like in most of latest Anime series (e.g. Hellsing or Cowboy Bebop). It's fluid, clear, and the drawing is very colorful. Characters may be a little clichéd but that's usual for Anime. Wolf's Rain looks like Mad Max vs. Cowboy Bebop (created by Keiko Nobumoto). The problem with Wolf's Rain is that you have to have some elementary knowledge about Japanese mythology and fairytales. For if you don't the enjoyment won't be complete. Music is excellent. Something like 80's pop-rock. Main character names are given by their traits (Kiba = Fang, Tsume = Claw, Hige = Whiskers, Toboe Howling). There is no dubbed version yet, but if there is I advise you to look the original Japanese language ver. with English subtitles. Acting is good since the actors are veterans from such Anime as Akira, FLCL, Sakura Wars, X, Cowboy Bebop etc. Story is continuing from episode to episode so it means you have to see them all (except maybe ep. 15-18 which are recap, so you can skip them) to fully understand what's going on. Story is interesting, animation is excellent, acting is very good and production is of highest grade. What more a man could want?

    VERDICT -- Wolf's Rain is one of the best Anime series in the last couple of years (since Cowboy Bebop and Hellsing that is). It has something for every generation. Sometimes it may be confusing, non-consequent or slow but you'll forget all of that with the beginning of the next episode. In the sea of new age animated series for kids there aren't many titles that can praise about intelligent, interesting and action packed story/script, or with good acting as a matter of fact. Most of today's TV shows are there to make you stay by your couch absorbing dumb information that mean squat! This Anime will glue you to a couch but from a very different reason. I really enjoyed Wolf's Rain and I sincerely hope that you will too...
    tsbischof

    Great anime which triumphs over its (very few) flaws.

    I originally found this series on Adult Swim last summer, midway through the series, while scanning through the channels for something to watch on late-night television. I had never seriously watched anime before, and found myself fascinated with this series, especially with the characters. Not all people will find them so interesting, as some have pointed out, but if they appeal to you at all they will grow on you by the end of the series.

    As for the flaws, they mostly are with character depth. Each character really has one main feeling, as you could probably guess from watching any episode. The conflicts, twists, and connections between characters make up for this, though, and while you could probably guess a number of the twists, they still have a great impact.

    Take in mind, though, that this comes from someone who is obsessed with the series. After seeing one episode, I fell hopelessly in love with it, though not for anime in general, as some might.

    Animation here is much better than typical anime, with many talents from Cowboy Bebop, and the overall feel of it is that you don't really mind the shortcuts taken in animation, as they don't really distract you from enjoying the show.

    If you want to sample the show before seeing a good amount of it, see at least the first five episodes (or DVD 1) before giving up, as it takes a short amount of time for the series to get into full gear. But once in full gear, you'll love it.

    30 episodes, with 4 recap episodes, probably the worst part of the show. Hence, don't buy DVD 4 if you end up wanting to own the series, unless you're a compulsive anime freak who must have all of the disks for the art/whatever. Even then, the episodes (15-18) really don't mean anything, and probably were a chance for the animators to have a vacation off in the tropics. But definitely watch episodes 27-30 if you watch the rest of the series. These are the most abstract of the series, and are very well done.

    Overall: 10 out of 10.
    earthray2

    Review of Wolf's Rain Series

    Wolf's Rain follows the incredible journey of a pack of wolves who are desperately searching for Paradise, despite the crumbling world around them and the threat of extinction that haunts them. We viewers follow the emotional journey as they find Cheza, a flower maiden who is key to their dream, and awkwardly root for the destruction of humanity and salvation of the wolves. Check for incredible plot.

    Next is music--Done by Yoko Kanno, THE composer of the century, there's no way that you can watch this series and not be moved by the incredible soundtrack. It fits the series to a T--and, might I add that the songs range from Latin to French to Maaya Sakamoto singing English. So no worries there.

    The voice acting is one of the best that I have ever seen in anime, and trust me, I've seen A LOT. The voices are nearly perfect and fit like puzzle pieces with the tone and plot.

    So now for my direct opinions. Wolf's Rain is one of the best things I have ever seen. After every episode I found myself searching for a paradise of my own and a purpose as great as the wolves'. It is an addicting series that is beautifully done--the artwork is amazing and the animation has virtually no flaws. It flows and flows, and leaves you stunned at the end. A good stunned though. An inspired stunned. Which leaves me to my last note--if you're looking for an anime where you can predict the ending, this one ain't it. If you're looking for one that will leave you with a changed perspective of everything, take the leap and watch it.

    I can guarantee that there will be something you like and remember forever.
    smirre44

    A fine show

    Just finished watching episode 27-30 (which were delayed and only released on DVD for some reason, I think a conflict with the network airing in Japan). The original 26 episodes aired on TV though.

    The ending reminded me of the RahXephon one, and probably not without coincidence, since Bones (the studio making the anime) did both series.

    It is a sad and dark tale about a pack of wolves trying to survive in a hostile world, on their way to a place they call "Paradise" which apparently is a better place than their present.

    Recommended if you like serious, melancholic and a bit thought-provoking series.

    8 out of 10

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    • Wissenswertes
      Kiba means "Fang". Tsume means "Claw". Hige means "Whiskers". Toboe means "Howling".
    • Patzer
      When they drag the old she-wolf out of the cell, one of her paw-pads is uncolored/the color of her fur for a frame or two.
    • Zitate

      Kiba: They say there's no such place... as Paradise. Even if you search to the ends of the Earth, there's nothing there. No matter how far you walk, it's always the same road. It just goes on and on. But, in spite of that... Why am I so driven to find it? A voice calls to me... It says, "Search for Paradise."

    • Crazy Credits
      The episode titles appear at the end of each episode instead of the beginning.
    • Verbindungen
      Referenced in Wolfwalkers (2020)
    • Soundtracks
      Stray
      (Opening Theme Song)

      Written by Tim Jenson

      Music composition and Arrangement by Yôko Kanno

      Performed by Steve Conte

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 1. Oktober 2004 (Deutschland)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Japan
    • Offizieller Standort
      • Bones Animation (Japan)
    • Sprachen
      • Japanisch
      • Englisch
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    • Produktionsfirmen
      • Bandai Visual Company
      • Bones
      • Fuji Television Network (Fuji TV)
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