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S1.E28
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 ...
S1.E30
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?
S1.E29
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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[Toboe holds up the four white bracelets on his right fore-arm]
Toboe: She gave these to me, and we lived together ever since.
Tsume: You mean she kept you as a pet. You were tamed, nothing more than an obedient dog.
Toboe: I wasn't! I . . . I only . . . I wanted to protect her. But she still . . .
Tsume: She still threw you out?
Toboe: She still died. She died. I...
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(Opening Theme Song)
Written by Tim Jenson
Music composition and Arrangement by Yôko Kanno
Performed by Steve Conte
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In the first episode, when one of the auto-defense mecha is disabled, the sound it makes is that of the Millennium Falcon's hyperdrive failing to work from Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980). 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
Toboe: I never meant to kill anything. Granny, she . . . I was all alone at the entrance to the dome, and she was so nice. She said I was so little, my eyes had barely opened.[Toboe holds up the four white bracelets on his right fore-arm]
Toboe: She gave these to me, and we lived together ever since.
Tsume: You mean she kept you as a pet. You were tamed, nothing more than an obedient dog.
Toboe: I wasn't! I . . . I only . . . I wanted to protect her. But she still . . .
Tsume: She still threw you out?
Toboe: She still died. She died. I...
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This series is absolutely beautiful! It attempts to blend cultures and legends of many countries (North America, Russia, Japan) and does so in a way that is believable. It flows nicely until the end (except for the four OVAs which are really just flashbacks of the previous episodes) and is one of the saddest, yet somehow comforting endings of any series I've ever seen. The characters are easy to relate to, and their relationships are wonderfully portrayed by both the Japanese and English voice actors. The most touching relationship in this series is that between Kiba, the alpha wolf who desperately searches for Paradise, and Cheza, the Flower Maiden who can lead him there. It is so sweet that I found myself thinking 'aww' several times while watching. Although some may be disappointed with the conclusion, I think it's one of the better ways to end a series (much better than the manga did, by the way) and leaves the viewer thinking about philosophy, religion, and spirituality. An imaginative, creative, and all around great series that everyone (especially wolf lovers like me!) should take the time to watch. If you just want to hear the story, skip the four OVAs (I believe they are the last four on the first volume). You're really not going to miss much if you cut those out.