Infinite Ryvius
Details
- Also known as: Mugen no Ryvius, 無限のリヴァイアス, Infinite ∞ Ryvius
- Type: TV
- Status: Finished Airing
- Score: 7.2
- Episodes: 26
- Genres: Drama, Mecha, Psychological, Sci-Fi
- Studio: Sunrise
- Aired: 1999-10-06 to 2000-03-29
- Season: Fall 1999
Synopsis
An act of sabotage has sent a space station plummeting towards a dangerous phenomena known as the Sea of Geduld.
With only hours to spare before the collapse of the entire station, a group of teens, training on-board the ship will seek safety aboard the Ryvius, an interstellar spacecraft hidden deep inside the station.
With the adult crew and instructors dead, these young astronauts must rely on their training, courage and most importantly each other to prepare for the journey home.
Episodes
- Episode 1: The Forthcoming Time (1999-10-06)
- Episode 2: Unnecessary Things (1999-10-13)
- Episode 3: Beyond the Vast Sea (1999-10-20)
- Episode 4: The Ring of Ryvius (1999-10-27)
- Episode 5: A Little Harmony (1999-11-03)
- Episode 6: My Moment (1999-11-10)
- Episode 7: The Changing Times (1999-11-17)
- Episode 8: We Didn't Know Anything (1999-11-24)
- Episode 9: Vital Guarder (1999-12-01)
- Episode 10: Even If You Can't Believe (1999-12-08)
- Episode 11: When the Party's Over (1999-12-15)
- Episode 12: Whereabouts of the Future (1999-12-22)
- Episode 13: If Only to Meet (1999-12-29)
- Episode 14: To Be Too Conscious (2000-01-05)
- Episode 15: Swept Away (2000-01-12)
- Episode 16: Deforming World (2000-01-19)
- Episode 17: Free Order (2000-01-26)
- Episode 18: Incomprehensible (2000-02-02)
- Episode 19: Smiling With You (2000-02-09)
- Episode 20: Things You Can't Give Up (2000-02-16)
- Episode 21: We Don't Need Tomorrow (2000-02-23)
- Episode 22: In Order to Survive (2000-03-01)
- Episode 23: Torn Past (2000-03-08)
- Episode 24: Kouji Aiba (2000-03-15)
- Episode 25: In Order to Stay as Myself (2000-03-22)
- Episode 26: Tomorrow (2000-03-29)
Characters and voice actors
- Kouji Aiba (main character) · Japanese voice: Tetsu Shiratori · English voice: Brad Swaile
- Aoi Housen (main character) · Japanese voice: Houko Kuwashima · English voice: Alexandra Carter
- Airs Blue (main character) · Japanese voice: Nobuyuki Hiyama · English voice: Andrew Francis
- Ikumi Oze (main character) · Japanese voice: Tomokazu Seki · English voice: Bill Switzer
- Juli Bahana (main character) · Japanese voice: Kyouko Hikami · English voice: Kelly Sheridan
- Yuuki Aiba (main character) · Japanese voice: Souichirou Hoshi · English voice: Kirby Morrow
- Neeya (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Rei Sakuma · English voice: Chantal Strand
- Fina S. Shinozaki (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Rikako Aikawa · English voice: Chiara Zanni
- Stein Heigar (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Isshin Chiba · English voice: Matt Smith
- Cullen Lucciora (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kyouko Hikami · English voice: Maggie Blue O'Hara
- Lucson Houjou (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Bin Shimada · English voice: Samuel Vincent
- Pat Campbell (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Omi Minami · English voice: Danny McKinnon
- Criff Kei (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Nao Nagasawa · English voice: Tabitha St. Germain
- Michelle Kei (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yui Horie · English voice: Vanessa Morley
- Good Turtleland III (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Toshiharu Sakurai · English voice: Alex Doduk
- Brian Brabb Jr. (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Hisao Egawa · English voice: Dane MacFahden
- Nicks Chaiplapat (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Rikako Aikawa · English voice: Reece Thompson
- Chic Craate (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kouichi Toochika · English voice: Michael Coleman
- Reiko Ichikawa (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Megumi Toyoguchi · English voice: Sylvia Zaradic
- Kozue Izumi (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Sakura Tange · English voice: Jocelyne Loewen
Opening and ending songs
- Opening 1: Dis · Mika Arisaka
- Ending 1: Yume wo Sugitemo · Mika Arisaka