STRAIN: Strategic Armored Infantry
Details
- Also known as: Soukou no Strain, 奏光のストレイン
- Type: TV
- Status: Finished Airing
- Score: 6.6
- Episodes: 13
- Genres: Drama, Ecchi, Mecha, Sci-Fi
- Studio: Studio Fantasia
- Aired: 2006-11-02 to 2007-02-15
- Season: Fall 2006
Where to watch (US)
- Amazon Video
- Apple TV Store
- Crunchyroll
- Crunchyroll Amazon Channel
Synopsis
In the distant future, mankind is divided into two factions: Union and Deague. They have waged a war against each other for so long that no one remembers when it first began.
Sara Werec, the daughter of a respectable family, is a 16-year old girl who attends a Space Academy where she is training to become a pilot. Her brother, Ralph Werec, had been sent to the frontline to accomplish a special mission when she was 11 years old. The two of them had lost their parents when they were young and the bond between the two is very close. It is Sara’s dearest wish to be reunited with her brother. To do that, she must travel to the battlefield where he is.
One day, Sara’s planet is suddenly assaulted by Deague forces. To her surprise, her brother, Ralph, turns out to be one of the raiders who successfully kidnap a mysterious girl sleeping in a capsule.
Episodes
- Episode 1: Prelude of Despair (2006-11-01)
- Episode 2: Meeting (2006-11-01)
- Episode 3: Nightmare of the Sub-Lightspeed Battle (2006-11-08)
- Episode 4: Reasoner, Sara (2006-11-15)
- Episode 5: The Infinite Revenge (2006-11-22)
- Episode 6: Silently Walking Away (2006-11-29)
- Episode 7: Lavinia`s beautiful trap (2006-12-06)
- Episode 8: The Sinister Space Repair Station (2006-12-13)
- Episode 9: The Myself That I See (2006-12-20)
- Episode 10: The Upcoming Memories (2007-01-10)
- Episode 11: The Beginnings of the Frenzied Banquet (2007-01-31)
- Episode 12: The Battle for the Libertad (2007-02-07)
- Episode 13: Last Waltz (2007-02-14)
Characters and voice actors
- Sara Werec (main character) · Japanese voice: Ayako Kawasumi · English voice: Caitlin Glass
- Ralph Werec (main character) · Japanese voice: Takashi Kondou · English voice: Robert McCollum
- Lotti Gelh (main character) · Japanese voice: Yukana · English voice: Cherami Leigh
- Emily (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Ai Nonaka · English voice: Luci Christian
- Lavinia Reberth (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Ai Nonaka · English voice: Leah Clark
- Becky Balboa (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kayo Sakata · English voice: Monica Rial
- Barrow (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Katsumi Chou · English voice: R. Bruce Elliott
- Carmichael (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Asuka Tanii · English voice: Alison Viktorin
- Colin (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yuuki Masuda · English voice: Chris Burnett
- Craven (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Mugihito · English voice: Cole Brown
- Dorinkoto (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Takaya Hashi · English voice: Charles Campbell
- Dyufalj (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Jouji Nakata · English voice: Kent Williams
- Havisham (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yuuji Ueda · English voice: Greg Dulcie
- Hobbs (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Atsushi Imaruoka · English voice: John Swasey
- Ben Hughes (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kenji Nomura · English voice: Brian Mathis
- Jessie Iges (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Miyu Matsuki · English voice: Carrie Savage
- Isabella (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Rie Tanaka · English voice: Trina Nishimura
- Jake (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Hajime Iijima · English voice: Mark Stoddard
- Jeanette (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kimiko Saitou · English voice: Julie Mayfield
- Ermengarde Johannitz (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kayo Sakata · English voice: Kimberly Matula
Opening and ending songs
- Opening 1: Message · Yoko Ueno
- Ending 1: Umi no Opal · Sema