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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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Hige: What?
Kiba: Who the Hell are you?
Darcia: The Flower Maiden is mine.
Hige: The Flower Maiden? Is that . . . Cheza?
Darcia: We'll meet in Paradise. If we meet again, that is.
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Second Ending Theme Song (Episode #26)
Music composition and Arrangement by Yôko Kanno
Performed by Maaya Sakamoto
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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
Darcia: Wolves . . . You have my gratitude, for it was you who awoke her.Hige: What?
Kiba: Who the Hell are you?
Darcia: The Flower Maiden is mine.
Hige: The Flower Maiden? Is that . . . Cheza?
Darcia: We'll meet in Paradise. If we meet again, that is.
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The episode titles appear at the end of each episode instead of the beginning. See more »Soundtracks
Tell Me What the Rain KnowsSecond Ending Theme Song (Episode #26)
Music composition and Arrangement by Yôko Kanno
Performed by Maaya Sakamoto
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This is one of the single most important anime series ever, it single-handedly helped revive the fan side of the industry and created a digi-sub boom. That is why I love this show. I had waited for this show for ages when I first heard about it, when I finally saw it I was amazed. Atmosphere is the body of the show.
From beginning to end this show is presented as a simple adventure/mystery story, but it is much more than that. There is far more to praise in this show than a great number of what was on at the time of its premier in Japan, but this along with Witch Hunter Robin and Gundam Seed represent the kind of quality that the current industry is capable of.
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Yes there is a lot going for it, plot, character designs, music, atmosphere, character development, but it has one downside, much like the afore mentioned Witch Hunter Robin, it is essentially an Evangelion clone. This is not evident until the end of the show, and it does not hamper the quality of the show, but it does promote a trend. The ending, unlike Evangelion, is happy, and is the most amazing ending one could possibly ever wish for out of this show, but it is a bit cryptic, but satisfying nonetheless.
Wolf's Rain is gold, the kind of gold that we get today. Hopefully we get more like it in the upcoming years.