In a post-apocalyptic future where humans live in domed cities surrounded by wasteland, wolves are assumed to be two hundred years extinct.
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To end the journey and to open Paradise, sacrifices must be made and loss must be felt. The door will be opened, but who will be there? Which Paradise will become the new world?
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Unable to let go of his anger, Quent refuses to stay with the group any longer and attempts to leave. But when a familiar light gleams through the sky, they encounter Darcia once again. Is this the ...
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The trek to Paradise has cost so much. The pack loses one of its own and cry into the darkened sky. But they cannot stop, they must keep moving towards Paradise. But a chilling revelation is ...
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In a post-apocalyptic future where humans live in domed cities surrounded by wasteland, wolves are assumed to be two hundred years extinct. Yet wolves do walk among them, disguising themselves as humans in order to survive in the human world. Now four young wolves will follow the scent of Lunar Flowers on a dangerous quest to find that which legend promises them: Paradise. Written by Anonymous
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(Waltz of the Moon)
Written by Ilaria Graziano
Music composition and Arrangement by Yôko Kanno
Performed by Ilaria Graziano
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In Episode 11, "Vanishing Point", Julius from Cowboy Bebop makes an appearance. See more »Goofs
In episode 13, when Hubb is telling Quent in the car about why he became a police officer, Quent starts laughing. However, Quent's reflection in the car's rear view mirror never changes while he is laughing. See more »Quotes
Kiba: Everyone's gonna die, it's a natural part of life. But if life has no purpose, you're dead already.See more »
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The episode titles appear at the end of each episode instead of the beginning. See more »Soundtracks
Valse de la Lune(Waltz of the Moon)
Written by Ilaria Graziano
Music composition and Arrangement by Yôko Kanno
Performed by Ilaria Graziano
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When my brother first explained the storyline of Wolf's Rain, the first thought that came to mind was "Typical Werid Anime Storyline". After watching the first few episodes, you really really grow accustom to the characters, scene and the overall feel you get from the situations. Id like to start off with commenting on the plain out engulfing soundtrack, its underscribable the styles of music used, but it just works perfectly with the situations.
The series is also "short", only 30 episodes makes for a nicely sized series, not so long that you get sick of watching it, but not to short to the point you feel cheated. I will say that when the series was over, I felt like..... "What do I do now?" it was just that great.
Try the series out, really pay attention, and I promise if you like very richly told stories that this one more than delivers.