While wondering if Apollo is actually the reincarnation of Apollonius, the members of DEAVA are attacked by the Holy Angel Toma, one of the Shadow Angels who also wants to confirm if it is true. Transcription: ' Yami no Kemono' ( Japanese: 闇の獣)Īfter the last battle, Apollo is brought against his will to the headquarters of DEAVA, the organization responsible to confront the Shadow Angels with Aquarion. Looking for the reincarnation of Apollonius, a Shadow Angel who turned against his own kind to protect the humans, Silvia de Alisia has an encounter with Apollo, a reckless and animalistic orphan who somehow manages to unlock the true potential of mankind's greatest weapon, the Mechanical Angel Aquarion. Transcription: ' Tenshi no Kioku' ( Japanese: 天翅の記憶)ġ2,000 years after their last clash with mankind, the Shadow Angels return to attack the human cities and kidnap its inhabitants.

Three pieces of music were used as ending themes, 'Omna Magni' ( オムナマグニ, 'I Can Fly'), by Yui Makino, 'Kōya no Heath' ( 荒野のヒース, 'The Heath of the Wasteland'), by AKINO and 'Celiane' by Gabriela Robin. Two pieces of music were used as opening themes, ' Genesis of Aquarion' ( 創聖のアクエリオン, Sōsei no Aquarion) for the first seventeen episodes and ' Go Tight!' for episode eighteen onwards, performed by AKINO. The series was broadcast in Japan on TV Tokyo between April 4, 2005, and September 26, 2005, and is available online in English on Funimation Channel.

This is a list of episodes of the Genesis of Aquarion anime series, produced by studio Satelight and directed by Shoji Kawamori with music compositions by Yoko Kanno.

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