Add to My List Add to Favorites Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Psalms of Planets Eureka Seven Japanese: 交響詩篇エウレカセブン English: Eureka Seven German: Eureka Seven French: Eureka Seven More titles InformationType: TV Episodes: 50 Status: Finished Airing Aired: Apr 17, 2005 to Apr 2, 2006 Premiered: Spring 2005 Broadcast: Sundays at 07:00 (JST) Producers: Aniplex, Bandai Visual, Kadokawa Shoten, Mainichi Broadcasting System, Bandai, Ashi Productions, Sony Music Entertainment, Bandai Namco Games, Hakuhodo DY Media Partners, Bandai Channel, USEN, Fonishia Licensors: Funimation, Bandai Entertainment Studios: Bones Source: Original Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance, Sci-Fi Theme: Mecha Duration: 24 min. per ep. Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older StatisticsScore: 8.051 (scored by 184,727 users) 1 indicates a weighted score. Ranked: #5812 2 based on the top anime page. Please note that 'Not yet aired' and 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #537 Members: 443,532 Favorites: 9,141 Available AtResourcesStreaming PlatformsMay be unavailable in your region. |
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Feb 25, 2007 infinity Recommended - - - [ Eureka Seven :: Eps: 50 :: Rating: 9.9/10 ] - - - - [ Intro ] - While enduring one of my anime-deprivation periods, I saw Eureka Seven with a high rating. I said why not and proceeded to get all of its 50 episodes. I started watching it only recently, after going through Ergo Proxy. Upon opening the first episode, I went o_0 then 0_0 instantly! Eureka Seven has a great OP and accompanying music! This promised to be a great anime. I could not resist going on after seeing the first episode. I can say I went through the episodes like ... Read more Open Gift Report
Apr 3, 2009 BarnacleBlister Mixed Feelings “Eureka 7” is definitely an entertaining series even if not a great one. The artistry oozing from the animation, designs, and music may help you overlook the story’s schizophrenic inanity. The show’s supreme craftsmanship provides the spoonful sugar for its less-than-tasty story. It’s easy to watch these fifty episodes when the characters and their world are as creative and eye-popping as “Eureka 7’s.” Bolstering the shows designs and animation is one of the best soundtracks to bless a show; most impressive is the music’s ability to capture each of the story’s emotions with a perfectly mellifluous track. “Eureka 7” suffers mainly from an identity crisis that ... Read more Open Gift Report
Apr 14, 2009 Adonael Recommended At first I was skeptical as to just how good this series would be and the 50 episode runtime was a bit daunting however I began watching anyway as it seemed the most interesting out of the series I have waiting. I can say that I definitely wasn't disappointed. Story: Read more Open Gift Report
Jul 5, 2009 kiriska Recommended Eureka seveN is about saving the world! ...Eventually!! STORY - A strange girl and her mecha enter Renton’s life one day. He quickly develops a crush on her and decides to leaves his home and stay with her by joining Gekkostate, a group of outlaws and his childhood heroes. Shenanigans follow. There are vague and unclear plot developments that happen in the background, but the actual story will not really start to manifest for another twenty or thirty episodes, and even then, it’s difficult to figure out what exactly anyone’s try to do, much less how they intend to do it. Eureka seveN has some of ... Read more Open Gift Report
Jun 4, 2008 mango5snowy Not Recommended This show was like a roller coaster (if you'll pardon the awful cliche). Up and down and unpredictable if it's your first time. When I say unpredictable, I hardly mean it in a good way. I enjoyed it in the beginning to some point (when I wasn't sleeping through it) but I was also annoyed by the basically completely unlikable cast (Renton, anyone?) Renton never EVER became anything good in my mind. He was obnoxious even when he grew a pair. Eureka was just too weak in my opinion. Whenever I liked or found a character interesting, they were either killed off or they would ... Read more Open Gift Report
Mar 31, 2007 Wyko Recommended Thankfully, Infinity (the first reviewer) posted a wonderfully analytic review of this anime already, so I can forebear myself to post another. Instead, I just want to reinforce his review with a few short comments on my part. First of all, this anime is, without *any* reservation whatsoever, the best anime I have ever seen. The storyline is engrossing, the character development surpasses anything I have ever seen before (although, admittedly, I don't watch many pure dramas), the animation flows true and clear even through the most active fight scenes, and the sound is perfect. The anime begins with this immature kid we see expressing his ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 11, 2012 llefvoid Mixed Feelings If you fancy settings where great robots surf the skies in epic battles, rebels fight the government without knowing why, the underground magazine they publish is a popularity hit and military engineers help them because they're engineers first, soldiers second, then Eureka Seven might be your cup of tea. If not, consider skipping it. This anime has a couple of interesting ideas and moments, and it has some battle animations and a good soundtrack. It is, however, mostly riddled with problems, the first of which is its length. Running at 50 episodes you'd expect it would have a lot to tell. Well, it doesn't. For the ... Read more Open Gift Report
Nov 18, 2013 Redkrimson Recommended Story: 8 - Sweeping and poignant, but fraught with several filler episodes and inconsistent pacing. Full review: Where do I even start with this? There’s just so much going on in this thing that it’s hard to organize my thoughts. Most stories tend to stick to one or two central ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 21, 2007 ArcherKinao Recommended Never have I been so touched by an anime more then this one. The story is one of the best out there. It has plot twists and adventure, as well as sorrow and hate. The characters develop immensely throughout the series. This isnt your average everyday anime. The characters grow up and they make mistakes and learn to deal with them. These characters are the most human I can ever imagine. The music for this series is the best. All the background music is enjoyable and helps move the series along. The acting is also very well on both Japanese and English sides. This is the best anime I ... Read more Open Gift Report
Oct 3, 2008 Pleasedontfind Recommended When I first started Eureka Seven I thought "Sweet he's like, surfing on AIR" but then I really got into it. I've never been a big fan of mecha, but this one wasn't just mecha, Eureka Seven had something for everyone. At first I thought Eureka was a little strange, a robot maybe, and Renton's whining got on my nerves, but I was really drawn in, because every episode made me wonder more and more what Eureka was, and what the Gekkostate's goal was. I had originally watched the first five or so episodes in Japanese, but I could actually handle the dub, which I ... Read more Open Gift Report
Feb 26, 2016 Goukeban Recommended Besides poking fun at Christianity, one genre that seems to be a writing gold mine for anime is the coming-of-age tale. Taking a character who is in their teens, a period where they start to shape themselves to soon ingress into adulthood, and make them face reality in its different shades up until they become completely rounded figures is a setup that offers a vast range of opportunities for writers. The deal is that, the main character being a kid or a pre-teen, you can make them as immature as you can get away without making the audience hate the little twerp and slowly improve ... Read more Open Gift Report
Sep 11, 2008 Sylenced1 Recommended I would like to start off by saying Eureka Seven is hands down my all time favorite anime series. From beginning to end it managed to keep me glued to the computer screen without so much as a blink of the eye. Sure, I lost my eyesight after watching the series from beginning to end due to the lack of blinking, but all I can say is; worth it, totally worth it! This anime has everything you would want, and then some! Ranging from humor, to a love story, to action/adventure, and one of my favorite's; things that deepen the plot, leaving you with so ... Read more Open Gift Report
Oct 21, 2008 Prede Recommended This could possibly be one of the best written anime series of all time. Dai Sato is defently one of the best screenwriters in all of Japan. Tomoki Kyoda is also a very talented director. With those two and people like Chiaki J. Konaka, and Sayo Yamamoto involved it's no wonder this anime is a success. I started watching this anime on Adult Swim, from the day it first aired. It took a few episodes before I was hooked, but once they grabbed me, they never let go. So please give this series a shot. After it aired on Adult Swim I started buying ... Read more Open Gift Report
Dec 13, 2018 TakaCode Recommended Eureka Seven is one of those animes that I wanted to watch ever since it came out in 2005. However, I was a kid back then and I was still mainly watching children's anime like Digimon, Pokemon, Beyblade etc. I did, however, watch some of the episodes from some older anime like Cowboy Bebop, Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex, Outlaw Star and The Big O but for the most part, I was stuck watching kids due to my age. Fast forward to 2012 where not only I was watching anime more regularly but it was the same time were I started to watch ... Read more Open Gift Report
Sep 1, 2009 ByakuyaKana Recommended Alright, I've been looking forward to typing up this review ever since around the 25th episode. For me, Eureka Seven has been bouncing between, and around an 8-9 for the rating. But it really didn't take long AT ALL to make me change that score. It was in my "Plan to Watch" list for far too long as well. And deserved to be looked into a lot sooner. So, first, what I mean by this is, if you haven't seen Eureka Seven yet, DO NOT WAIT ANY LONGER. Especially if you absolutely love incredible love stories. I'll start with story, I gave it a 10 ... Read more Open Gift Report
Nov 26, 2014 BanjoTheBear Recommended (This has been adapted from my reddit thread) A common saying that people often hear is, "All is fair in love and war." Interpreted literally, what this phrase says is that there are no rules when it comes to the battlefield. That people will do whatever it takes to win, to obtain the ultimate prize: victory. In both circumstances, it's something that is quite difficult to achieve, but when it is, it's one of the sweetest, most exhilarating feelings in the world. To an extent, the tale of Eureka Seven is the manifestation of such an idea. STORY Eureka Seven begins with Renton Thurston being visited by two ... Read more Open Gift Report
Mar 21, 2014 TokyoSanchez Recommended This anime, is beautiful. Not just in animation or sound, but also in how the story and characters are laid out. However, each gem comes with it's own dents and scratches, and this is no different. Just a heads up that although I easily would give this anime a ten because of how amazing it made me feel at the end, I'm going to try my hardest to not be incredibly biased and point out flaws just like any other review. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Read more Open Gift Report
Jul 16, 2013 JebekiSan Mixed Feelings So much unrealized potential. I began watching Eureka Seven on the basis of the many positive reviews here and elsewhere, but was gravely disappointed in what I experienced. There is indeed the foundation for a great work here, and there is within it some exceptional parts, but they are too few and far between to support a fifty-episode run. My principle issue is certainly with the lead characters, nearly all of whom are more frequently frustrating to watch than endearing and spend far too much time whining and lazing about like some useless wretches. There are numerous secondary characters who are far more intriguing and ... Read more Open Gift Report
Apr 8, 2007 fluffyanimals Recommended *Notice: This review contains some spoilers. And a lot of this contains sarcasm, depending on the portion of the review you're reading. If you�re not prepared for either, stop reading. Also, if you haven't seen the series (or most of it) you probably won't understand a lot of what I'm talking about to be completely honest. Which is why I have that summed up below, but even that has a couple of references to scenes late into the series. The first 25-30 episodes were an absolute bore for me (think slightly more enjoyable than the 9th level of Hell), but in the latter episodes there were ... Read more Open Gift Report
Aug 20, 2009 CloudStrife1992 Recommended Intro: I first learned about Eureka Seven when I saw Eureka on the cover of a magazine back in 2006 or so. She was very intriguing, and the series looked interesting, but I wasn't much of an anime watcher back then, so I didn't watch the series. Eureka has always been stuck in my head though, so now that I watch anime as a hobby, I figured I'd give the series a go, even though I don't generally like mecha-related series. First Impression: 4/10 After the first couple of episodes, I really didn't see a reason for so many people giving this anime a 10. Renton acted ... Read more Open Gift Report More Reviews |
