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Planetes

TV-14
TV Show
2003-2004
25m
Japanese
NHK BS2
Drama, Anime, Romance, Science Fiction
1 Season
26 Episodes
In the year 2075, mankind has reached a point where journeying between Earth, the moon and the space stations is part of daily life. However, the progression of technology in space has also resulted in the problem of the space debris, which can cause excessive and even catastrophic damage to spacecrafts and equipment.
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Latest Episodes

And the Days We Chance Upon
And the Days We Chance Upon...
Season 1 Episode 26
April 17th 2004
The Lost
The Lost
Season 1 Episode 25
April 10th 2004
Love
Love
Season 1 Episode 24
April 3rd 2004
Debris Cluster
Debris Cluster
Season 1 Episode 23
March 20th 2004
Exposure
Exposure
Season 1 Episode 22
March 13th 2004
Tandem Mirror
Tandem Mirror
Season 1 Episode 21
March 6th 2004
Tentative Steps
Tentative Steps
Season 1 Episode 20
February 28th 2004
Endings Are Always
Endings Are Always...
Season 1 Episode 19
February 21st 2004
Debris Section the Last Day
Debris Section, the Last Day
Season 1 Episode 18
February 14th 2004
His Reasons
His Reasons
Season 1 Episode 17
February 7th 2004
Kazunari Tanaka
Hachirouta Hoshino (voice)
Satsuki Yukino
Ai Tanabe (voice)
Takehito Koyasu
Yuri Mihailokov (voice)
Tetsuo Goto
Arvind Lavie (voice)
Ogata Aikou
Philip Myers (voice)
Yu Shimaka
Tarabo (voice)
Kumiko Watanabe
Claire Rondo (voice)
Masayo Kurata
Lucie Ascham (voice)
Atsushi Kisaichi
Colin Clifford (voice)
Ryo Kamon
Dorf Azalia (voice)
Ai Orikasa
Fee Carmichael (voice)
Nobutoshi Canna
Leonov (voice)
Nobuyuki Hiyama
Cheng-shin Kho (voice)
Maiko Itou
Edelgard Rivera (voice)
Isshin Chiba
Bakti (voice)

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dunpealhunter says...
13 years ago
I like this anime. Everything in it is believable and will probably happen. Space trash is gonna be a big problem that in all likelihood will be dealt with in the exact same manner as they do it in this anime. If no one does anything about it will probably clutter space around earth making space travel impossible. The only small problem i have is the date. It seems unlikely that there will be huge space stations and moon bases in witch thousands of people will work and live in the year 2075. It will probably be longer than that seeing that it has been 39 years since the last moon landing and we haven't been back since.
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Echtzeit says...
7 months ago
Looking for TV shows with realistic depiction of space, this came highly recommended. But boy, if was really tough to even get trough the first two episodes. Everyone is just so annoyingly hyper. While some of the physics stuff is pretty neat, and the characters (mostly) get a little calmer, it wasn't nearly enough to overshadow the lack of interesting stories to tell. That weird cosplaying ninja troupe was the last straw for me.
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Arcus_Deer says...
4 years ago
A slow burn but well worth it!
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zurn says...
4 years ago
(from my old collection of anime reviews circa 2003) Hard Sci-Fi comedy drama. It is the year 2075, and space junk around the Earth and moon threaten further development. The task of removing this latest of human-made trash is a group of eccentric space "garbage collectors", part of the large Technora Corporation, who are joined by a strong-minded new recruit. What's unique about this show is it's a hard (or realistic) sci-fi portrayal of the future. Throughout most of the series, though, the emphasis is on character development, particularly the dreamer/slacker Hachimaki, and the new stubborn girl recruit, Tanabe. The development is a bit cliche and stretches on for a bit long before the plot kicks in, but is decent entertainment. The way the main serious plot is concluded is unsatisfactory to me; the issues are controversial, and I don't always agree with the stance the writers took. However since this wasn't the main focus it's not as big an issue. Overall, interesting because it's different, with occasional really nice episodes, but had much more potential.
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