Cinematography:
萩原猛夫Composer:
Jean-Jacques BurnelCast:
Jōji Nakata, Jun Fukuyama, Daisuke Hirakawa, Jūrōta Kosugi, Tomokazu Seki, Kazunari Tanaka, Shinpachi Tsuji, Naoko Matsui, Nobuo Tobita, Tetsu Inada, Jin Domon (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(24)
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At Journey's End, We Meet (E01)
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Until the Sun Rises on the Moon (E02)
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5/22, Stormy (E03)
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A Mother's Secrets (E04)
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Do You Love Your Fiancé? (E05)
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Her Melancholy, My Melancholy (E06)
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The Secret Flower Garden (E07)
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A Night in Boulogne (E08)
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I Dreamed a Dark Dream (E09)
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The Letter From Edmond (E10)
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An Engagement Broken (E11)
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Encore (E12)
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Haidee (E13)
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Lost Souls (E14)
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The End of Happiness, The Beginning of Truth (E15)
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Scandal (E16)
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Confession (E17)
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The Duel (E18)
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Even If I Should Stop Being Me (E19)
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Farewell, Eugenie (E20)
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The Golden Boy's True Identity (E21)
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Counterattack (E22)
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Edmond Dantes (E23)
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At the Shore (E24)
Plots(1)
Albert is a young man of privilege in Paris, but the trappings of his aristocratic birth leave him bored and unsatisfied. Seeking adventure, Albert's restless spirit leads him to a festival on the moon - and to the Count of Monte Cristo.
An enigmatic man of charm and wealth, the Count of Monte Cristo's charisma and sophistication captivate Albert. The fascinated youth invites the nobleman to mingle within the upper echelons of Parisian society, and the Count is soon courting the favor of France's most powerful families. Little does Albert know, as his new friend walks the ornate halls of the highest class, the Count of Monte Cristo wants only to bring them crashing down through vengeance.
(official distributor synopsis)
Reviews (1)
Colorful, and at times the colors had a life of their own. With a story that warms every romantic's heart. Just a bit of a shame it wasn't more like the Dumas novel. I wasn't bored, I enjoyed the French. They could easily have done without half of the last episode, but so what. A better 3 stars, and I can easily recommend this. Even some mecha shows up :-)
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