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===Anime===
 
===Anime===
The anime began airing on April 12, 2012 and ended on November 20, 2012. There is a total of 24 episodes. It has been released in Japan on Bluray and DVD. A short 10 episode spinoff detailing Ao Fukai's daily life was produced, [http://eurekaseven.wikia.com/wiki/Eureka_Seven:_AO:_Aratanari_Fukaki_Ao AO: Aratanari Fukaki Ao]. An OVA was also produced, it's also considered episode 8.5, [http://eurekaseven.wikia.com/wiki/Eureka_Seven:_AO:_The_Flower_Fields_of_Jungfrau?action=edit&redlink=1 AO 8.5: The Flower Fields of Jungfrau].
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The anime began airing on April 12, 2012 and ended on November 20, 2012. There is a total of 24 episodes. It has been released in Japan on Bluray and DVD, along with an OVA, [[Eureka Seven AO: The Flower Fields of Jungfrau]].
   
 
On May 16, 2013, Funimation has announced the official release date of the English dub. The first 4 dubbed episodes are available now to Funimation Elite subscribers. DVD/Blu-ray release date for Part 1 is August 13, 2013. The whole series will be available by October 15, 2013. It has not yet been announced if or when it will appear on Adult Swim.
 
On May 16, 2013, Funimation has announced the official release date of the English dub. The first 4 dubbed episodes are available now to Funimation Elite subscribers. DVD/Blu-ray release date for Part 1 is August 13, 2013. The whole series will be available by October 15, 2013. It has not yet been announced if or when it will appear on Adult Swim.
   
There has also been speculation about a second season, or something else Eureka Seven related, due to a poll that has recently been taken off BONES' Facebook page for Eureka Seven AO asking what it's viewers wanted to see next. Before being taken off, a season 2 was in the lead by a good margin.
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There has also been speculation about a second season, or something else Eureka Seven related, due to a poll that has recently been taken off BONES' Facebook page for Eureka Seven AO asking what its viewers wanted to see next. Before being taken off, a season 2 was in the lead by a good margin.{{fact}}
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===Other==
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A short 10-episode web series, [[Eureka Seven: AO: Aratanari Fukai Ao]], was released.
   
 
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====Staff====

Revision as of 09:18, 9 July 2013

"AO" redirects here. For the character, see Ao Fukai.
Eureka Seven: AO
Logo of Eureka Seven: AO
Logo of Eureka Seven: AO
Genre Science fiction, Mecha, Adventure
Manga
Written by Yūichi Katō
Published by Kadokawa Shoten
Demographic Shōnen
Original run January 2012 – ongoing
Anime
Directed by Tomoki Kyoda
Studio Bones
Released April 12, 2012 November 20, 2012
Original video animation
Eureka Seven: AO: The Flower Fields of Jungfrau
Directed by 数井浩子
Studio Bones
Released September 20, 2012
Game
Eureka Seven AO Attack Legend
Released September 20, 2012
AprilOcean

Eureka Seven: AO anime

EurekaGidget

Eureka Seven: AO manga

Eureka Seven: AO (エウレカセブンAO (エイオー) Eureka Sebun AO (Ei Ō), "Astral Ocean" (アストラルオーシャン Asutoraru Ōshan)) is a mecha anime TV series by Bones, serving as a sequel to the original Eureka Seven anime. AO tells the story of Ao Fukai, a young boy who "sets destiny in motion again when he held the power." It has been adapted into both an anime and a manga.

On December 22, 2011, Kadokawa Shoten's Monthly Shōnen Ace magazine announced that a sequel manga titled Eureka Seven: AO would be launched in their January 26 issue. Yūichi Katō is drawing the manga based on the original story by BONES. Later that same day, an anime adaption of the manga was announced, and began airing April 12, 2012.

Plot

Ao Fukai is a 13-year-old boy living in the year 2025 in Iwato island, Okinawa with Dr. Toshio Fukai ever since Ao's mother Eureka disappeared 10 years ago. When a mysterious organization attacks the local Scub Coral, Ao somehow gets mixed up in the battle and manages to activate a mysterious robot called the Nirvash while it is being transported by the Japanese Forces. Later, Ao finds out that the Nirvash belonged to Eureka, and by joining Team Pied Piper of Generation Bleu, he embarks on a journey to find his mother and learn the truth about his origins.

Setting

Media

Manga

The manga began in January 2012.

A spin-off manga Save a Prayer began later.

Anime

The anime began airing on April 12, 2012 and ended on November 20, 2012. There is a total of 24 episodes. It has been released in Japan on Bluray and DVD, along with an OVA, Eureka Seven AO: The Flower Fields of Jungfrau.

On May 16, 2013, Funimation has announced the official release date of the English dub. The first 4 dubbed episodes are available now to Funimation Elite subscribers. DVD/Blu-ray release date for Part 1 is August 13, 2013. The whole series will be available by October 15, 2013. It has not yet been announced if or when it will appear on Adult Swim.

There has also been speculation about a second season, or something else Eureka Seven related, due to a poll that has recently been taken off BONES' Facebook page for Eureka Seven AO asking what its viewers wanted to see next. Before being taken off, a season 2 was in the lead by a good margin.[citation needed]

=Other

A short 10-episode web series, Eureka Seven: AO: Aratanari Fukai Ao, was released.

Staff

Music

Opening themes
  • Escape by Hemenway (episodes 2-13)
  • BravBlue (ブレイブルー Bureiburū) by FLOW (episodes 14-)
Ending themes
Insert songs
  • Parallel Sign by LAMA (episode 11)
  • Mirror Mirror (Koji Nakamura) (episode 11)
  • Seven Swell - based on 'Niji' by LAMA (episode 24)
  • Know Your Rights by LAMA

Characters

Mecha and ships

Terminology

FP
"Flying Platforms", these are cars that use trapar for flight.
Trapar
"Transparence light particles", unseen particles emitted by the Scub Coral.
Scub Coral
Quartz
Coral carrier

Places

United Islands of Okinawa
Japan
Republic of Faisal Arabia
United States of America

External links