Ga-Rei-Zero (TV)
Alternative title:
喰霊-零- (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
Intense
Plot Summary:
The Japanese Ministry of Defense has an anti-paranormal special forces group called the Paranormal Disaster Countermeasure Headquarters. They're the ones responsible to protect Japanese soil and its people from supernatural and paranormal events. However, things didn't go so well in one of their missions, which leads to intervention by the Ministry of Enviroment's Supernatural Disaster Countermeasures Division after the PDCH has sustained large numbers of casualties battling demons.
User Ratings:
2280 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
24 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
12
Episode titles: We have 12
Vintage:
2008-10-05 to 2008-12-21
Release dates: We have 1
Opening Theme:
"Paradise Lost" by Minori Chihara
Ending Theme:
#1: "Yume no Ashioto ga Kikoeru" by Kaoru Mizuhara (eps 2,4-11)
#2: "Paradise Lost" by Minori Chihara (eps 3,12)
Official website:
喰霊-零-(GA-REI -zero-)オフィシャルサイト (Japanese)
Review:
Ga-Rei Zero DVD/Blu-Ray (May 3, 2011)
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North American Stream List: February 6-12 (Feb 12, 2012)
Australian New Releases - July and August 2011 (Aug 24, 2011)
North American Stream List: June 10-17 (Jun 17, 2011)
Netflix Streams Ga-Rei Zero Anime in Instant Lineup (Jun 11, 2011)
Funimation (Apr 25, 2011)
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North American Anime, Manga Releases: April 10-16 (Apr 13, 2011)
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| Ga-Rei-Zero - The Complete Series (BD+DVD) 2011-02-22 (from $27.99) |
| Ga-Rei-Zero - The Complete Series [Limited Edition] (BD+DVD) 2011-02-22 (from $37.99) |
| Ga-Rei-Zero - The Complete Series (BD+DVD 1-2) 2012-10-16 (from $32.03) |
| DVD (Region 2) |
| Ga-Rei-Zero - Collection (DVD) 2013-04-22 |
Director: Ei Aoki Series Composition: Katsuhiko Takayama Script: Katsuhiko Takayama (eps 1-12) Storyboard: Atsushi Ootsuki (ep 11) Ei Aoki (5 episodes eps 1-2, 9-10, 12 )Hiroki Hayashi (eps 8, 10) Keiji Gotoh (ep 4) Makoto Bessho (ep 3) Masaharu Tomoda (ep 6) Naoto Hosoda (ep 5) Yuuichi Nihei (ep 7) Episode Director: Atsushi Ootsuki (ep 11) Ei Aoki (eps 1, 12) Hiroshi Tamada (ep 8) Jun Takahashi (ep 9) Keiji Gotoh (ep 4) Kenji Seto (ep 2) Makoto Bessho (ep 3) Masaharu Tomoda (eps 6, 10) Masatsugu Arakawa (ep 7) Naoto Hosoda (ep 5) Yorifusa Yamaguchi (ep 7) Music: Noriyasu Agematsu Original creator: Hajime Segawa Character Design: Osamu Horiuchi Art Director: Yoshimi Umino Chief Animation Director: Osamu Horiuchi Animation Director: Akitoshi Maeda (ep 11) Chika Kojima (ep 4) Chuuichi Iguchi (ep 7) Eiji Ishimoto (eps 2, 10) Hidetsugu Hirayama (ep 1) Keiji Gotoh (ep 4) Maiko Okada (ep 1) Masako Matsumoto (ep 2) Masao Ebihara (ep 8) Megumi Kadonosono (ep 4) Miyako Yatsu (ep 7) Noritomo Hattori (ep 6) Osamu Horiuchi (ep 12) Ruriko Watanabe (eps 5, 9) Ryousuke Tanigawa (ep 4) Ryuichi Makino (ep 3) Shinichi Kurita (eps 6, 12)  Yoshitaka Kohno (eps 2, 10) Yoshiya Yamamoto (ep 9) Sound Director: Yota Tsuruoka 3D Animation: Yumiko Abe Animation producer: Kiyonori Hiramatsu Assistant Episode Director: Yūichirō Tsutsumi (OP, ED; ep 2) Chief Monster Animation Director: Shinichi Kurita (eps 1-3) Color Designation: Naoki Fukutani Editing: Junichi Itou In-Between Animation: Daiki Miyagawa (ep 6) Key Animation: Chiyuki Tanaka (OP) Keiji Gotoh (ep 12) Kenichi Kutsuna (ep 6) Megumi Kadonosono (ep 12) Shin Wakabayashi (ep 12) Shinichi Kurita (5 episodes eps 1, 3, 6, 10, 12 )Literature: Rie Koshika Logo Design: Jin Ichikawa (sun graphic) Monster Animation Director: Shinichi Kurita (eps 1-12) Monster Design: Shinichi Kurita Music producer: Shigeru Saitō (Lantis) Planning Producer: Atsushi Itou Recording Adjustment: Yasushi Nagura Recording Assistant: Mika Kamemoto | 2nd Key Animation: A-Line (ep 11) AIC Digital (eps 2, 6, 10) AIC PLUS (ep 6) APPP (eps 6, 9-10) Araki Productions (ep 4) asread (eps 7, 10-11) Bee Train (ep 2) Big Bang (ep 11) Daume (ep 8) Def. C (ep 7) Dogakobo (eps 6, 8) Dream Force (ep 12) FAI (eps 10, 12) Front Line (eps 5, 7, 9, 12) GoHands (ep 12) Last House (eps 5, 9) Magic Bus (ep 12) Meta Studio (ep 5) Production I.G (ep 11) Satelight (eps 2, 4, 12) Satelight Osaka Studio (ep 2) Seigasha (ep 5) Studio Gash (ep 8) Studio Live (ep 2) Studio Onepack (ep 9) Studio Ron (ep 7) Sunshine Corporation (eps 4, 9) TNK (ep 12) Triple A (ep 11) Wai Wai Company (eps 6, 8) Wao World (ep 11) Xebec (eps 9, 12) Yumeta Company (ep 11) Background Art: Production AI Broadcaster: AT-X (2008-10-15) Chiba TV (2008-10-05) KBS Kyoto (2008-10-06) Sun TV (2008-10-07) Tokyo MX TV (2008-10-08) TV Aichi (2008-10-08) TV Hokkaido (2008-10-10) TV Kanagawa (2008-10-06) TV Saitama (2008-10-05) TVQ Kyushu Broadcasting Co., Ltd. (2008-10-07) CG Production: Studio Galapagos Finish Animation: AI (5 episodes eps 2, 6, 9-10, 12 )AIC Digital (eps 3, 10) AIC Spirits (ep 3) Asahi Production (6 episodes eps 4-6, 9, 11-12 )D-COLORS (eps 2-3) DEFA (ep 12) DEXS (ep 12) FAI (eps 3, 6, 12) Fanout (8 episodes eps 2-6, 9-10, 12 )Front Line (eps 4-5, 7-12) Hayashi (ep 11) iseriA (eps 5, 9) Mook Animation (eps 8, 12) RIC (eps 1, 4, 9) Rising Force (eps 3, 8) Rocket Vision (ep 8) Studio Elle (6 episodes eps 1, 3-5, 9, 12 )Studio Ron (8 episodes eps 1-5, 7, 9, 12 )Tamazawa Animation House (eps 2-3) Triple A (6 episodes eps 1, 3-4, 9, 11-12 )In-Between Animation: AI (eps 2, 9, 12) AIC AIC Digital (eps 2-3, 10) AIC Spirits (eps 2-10) Asahi Production (5 episodes eps 4-5, 9, 11-12 )asread (eps 2-9) DEXS (ep 12) FAI (4 episodes eps 3, 6, 10, 12 )Fanout (7 episodes eps 2, 4-6, 9-10, 12 )Front Line (eps 3-12) GK Entertainment (ep 8) Hayashi (ep 11) IMOVE (ep 1) Mook Animation (eps 8, 12) Nakamura Production (eps 1, 5) Production I.G (ep 4) RIC (eps 1, 4, 9) Studio DEEN (ep 3) Studio Kikan (ep 3) Studio Mark (ep 1) Studio Ron (ep 7) Triple A (5 episodes eps 1, 4, 9, 11-12 )ufotable (ep 3) In-between Check: Triple A (ep 11) Key Animation: Keisei Productions (eps 5, 9) Mushi Productions (ep 2) OZAWA DESIGN WORKS (ep 1) Studio Onepack (ep 4) Music Production: Lantis Online Editing: Q Tech Original Logo Design: Veia Photography: Studio Twinkle Planning Cooperation: Shonen Ace Production: AIC Ga-Rei Zero Production Committee Kadokawa Pictures Kadokawa Shoten Lantis The Klockworx Co., Ltd. Production Cooperation: Quaras Recording Studio: Studio 2010: Sound Production: Rakuonsha | |||
Kaoru Mizuhara as Minori Chihara as Chika Horikawa as Eri Kitamura as Hirokazu Hiramatsu as Ken Shiroyama as Mai Aizawa as Maki Tsuchiya as Megumi Matsumoto as Minoru Shiraishi as Mitsuru Miyamoto as Mugihito as Norio Wakamoto as Nozomi Masu as Rikiya Koyama as Ryouko Tanaka as Sayuri Yahagi as Shinya Takahashi as Takkou Ishimori as Tetsu Inada as Tetsuo Komura as Tetsuya Kakihara as Tomoaki Maeno as Biichi Satou as Daichi Endō as Eiji Miyashita as Emi Shinohara as Gô Shinomiya as Hajime Iijima as Keikou Sakai as Kenji Takahashi as Kiyohito Yoshikai as Kouki Harasawa as Masaki Aizawa as Minoru Shiraishi as Seigo Yokota as Shukuko Tsugawa as Shunsuke Hasegawa as Taketora as Tomoko Nakamura as Yasuhiro Mamiya as Youji Ueda as Yuki Masuda as | ||||
ADR Director: Zach Bolton Executive producer: Gen Fukunaga ADR Engineer: Peter Hawkinson Assistant producer: Michael Harcourt Blu-Ray Editor: Jeremy Jimenez Blu-Ray Menu Audio: Austin Black Blu-Ray Menu Design: Kris Pierce Blu-Ray Producer: Clarine Harp Blu-Ray Quality Control: Caesar Lopez Christine Bertolino DJ Fonner Jason Gee Jesse Kirstein Kris Bryan Rob Schindlbeck DVD Editing: Jeremy Jimenez DVD Menu Audio: Gino Palencia DVD Menu Design: Diana Zaky DVD Producer: Clarine Harp Head Writer: John Burgmeier Lead Video Engineer: Sarah Mueller Mix Engineer: Adrian Cook Production Supervision: Susie Nixon Talent Coordination: Tara Williams Video Post-Production Director: Brandon Tyler | Alexis Tipton as Leah Clark as Anastasia Munoz as Bob Carter as Brina Palencia as Cherami Leigh as Christopher R. Sabat as Chuck Huber as Colleen Clinkenbeard as Greg Ayres as J. Michael Tatum as Jad Saxton as Jason Liebrecht as Kent Williams as Phil Parsons as R Bruce Elliott as Robert McCollum as Scott Freeman as Trina Nishimura as Caitlin Glass as Charles Campbell as Elizabeth Evans as Jamie Marchi as Jennifer Seman as Kate Oxley as Mark Stoddard as Stephanie Young as Todd Haberkorn as | |||
Broadcaster: FUNimation Channel Licensed by: FUNimation Entertainment | ||||
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