Texhnolyze 

In a man-made underground society, descendants of a banished generation vie for control of the crumbling city of Lux. Ichise, an orphan turned prize fighter, loses a leg and an arm to ... See full summary »

Stars:

Michael Forest, Justin Gross, Satoshi Haga

Cast

Series cast summary:
Michael Forest	...	Bunken Kohakura 22 episodes, 2003
Justin Gross	...	Ichise 22 episodes, 2003
Satoshi Haga	...	Ichise 22 episodes, 2003
Shizuka Itô	...	Ran 22 episodes, 2003
Liam O'Brien	...	Haruhiko Toyama 22 episodes, 2003
Carrie Savage	...	Ran 22 episodes, 2003
Patrick Seitz	...	Keigo Onishi 22 episodes, 2003
Taliesin Jaffe	...	Inui 21 episodes, 2003
Victoria Harwood	...	Doc / ... 20 episodes, 2003
Jason Charles Miller	...	Shinji 20 episodes, 2003
JB Blanc	...	Keitaro Mizuno 19 episodes, 2003
William Morgan Sheppard	...	Hiroshisa Goto 17 episodes, 2003
Kirk Thornton	...	Akihisa Sonoda 14 episodes, 2003
Sam Riegel	...	Kazuho Yoshii 10 episodes, 2003

Storyline

In a man-made underground society, descendants of a banished generation vie for control of the crumbling city of Lux. Ichise, an orphan turned prize fighter, loses a leg and an arm to satisfy an enraged fight promoter. On the brink of death he is taken in by a young woman doctor and used as a guinea pig for the next evolution of Texhnolyze. With his new limbs, Ichise is taken under the wing of Oonishi, a powerful leader of Organ, an organization with some hold on Lux. As Ichise is drawn deeper into a war for territorial control of the city, he learns of his possible future from the young girl prophet Ran, who guides him from the shadows in his darkest times. With the explosion of the warfare, Ichise must uncover the truth about Lux and fight for his survival as he realizes his destiny.

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Plot Keywords:

future noir | very little dialogue | cyberpunk | dystopia | abandoned factory | 

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Genres:

Animation | Drama | Sci-Fi | Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-MA

Details

Country:

Japan

Language:

English Japanese

Release Date:

16 April 2003 (Japan)

Also Known As:

Texhnolyze

Company Credits

Production Co:

Fuji Television Network, Madhouse

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

In the first episode, there's no dialogue whatsoever until 11 minutes in

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Connections

References The Swimmer (1968)

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Soundtracks

Guardian Angel
by Juno Reactor

User Reviews

I hadn't a clue what the hell was going on here but I thoroughly enjoyed it at the same time!

Yeah seriously, I hadn't a notion what the damn hell was going on but man, the soundtrack to the whole series was so damn upbeat including the opening song and the fighting scenes were brilliantly intense. The art may be old for an early 2000's anime but it still has its charm of producing such fantastic scenes and the fact it was produced by Madhouse, makes it 10x better.

Definitely check out this anime folks if you want to have a mixture of emotions and hear a lit soundtrack!