Vandread

TV Show

2000-2001

25m

TV-14

WOWOW Prime

2 Seasons

26 Episodes

Episode Guide

Japanese

Comedy, Action, Anime, Science Fiction

User Score:

7.2

Watch on Funimation

Hibiki Tokai, a male third-class laborer from Taraak, ends up stuck on a battleship after a botched attempt at stealing a robot. When female pirates capture the Taraakian Vanguard, things don't look like they could get any worse.

Vandread

TV-14

TV Show

2000-2001

25m

Japanese

WOWOW Prime

Comedy, Action, Anime, Science Fiction

2 Seasons

26 Episodes

Episode Guide

Watch on Funimation

WATCHMODE

7.2

IMDB

CRITIC SCORE

n/a

Where to watch

Season 1-2

Available in 4 other countries.

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Trust

Season 2 Episode 13

January 18th 2002

Himegoto (Secret)

Season 2 Episode 12

January 11th 2002

Rakuen (Paradise)

Season 2 Episode 11

December 21st 2001

Easy Come, Easy Go

Season 2 Episode 10

December 14th 2001

Zenbu Dakishimete (Embrace Everything)

Season 2 Episode 9

December 7th 2001

Reality

Season 2 Episode 8

November 30th 2001

Hoho ni Kiss Shite (Please Kiss My Cheek)

Season 2 Episode 7

November 16th 2001

Orizunaru Sumairu (Original Smile)

Season 2 Episode 6

November 9th 2001

Somedays

Season 2 Episode 5

November 2nd 2001

Everything

Season 2 Episode 4

October 26th 2001

Cast

Barnette Orangello

Duelo McFile

Jura Basil Elden

Bart Garsus

Parfet Balblair

Magno Vivan

Hibiki Tokai

Dita Liebely

Meia Gisborn

Gascogne Rheingau

Pyoro

Paiway Underberg

Ezra Vieil

Buzam A. Calessa

Meia's Fama

Utan

Celtic Midori

Seran

Rabat

Meia no Ohma

Directed By: Yoshimasa Hiraike (5 Episodes), Takeshi Mori (2 Episodes), + 4 more

Written By: Takeshi Mori (6 Episodes), Atsuhiro Tomioka (2 Episodes)

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zurn says...

5 years ago

(from my old collection of anime reviews circa 2003) Space opera action comedy Season 1: The men and women of Earth parted ways long ago and formed separate stellar empires. On a dare, a lowly but proud male worker finds himself aboard an "alien" female spaceship. This is basically a fluffy comedy set in a really glitzy sci-fi background. There's some pretty cool space battles, done in CG, and the art is sharp and fluid. Good fun, especially if you continue with the second season. Season 2: Continuing directly from the first season, there's a lot more character and plot development, the setting is fleshed out, and the story is concluded. A slightly more serious tone than the first season. Good fun.

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