Charcoal Feather Federation (2002-2002)
Haibane Renmei (original title)Reference View | Change View
A young girl is reborn as an angel-like creature called a haibane, with no memory of who she once was.
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Ryô Hirohashi | ... |
Rakka
(13 episodes, 2002)
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Junko Noda | ... |
Reki
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Eri Miyajima | ... |
Kana
(13 episodes, 2002)
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| Fumiko Orikasa | ... |
Hikari
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Kazusa Murai | ... |
Nemu
(13 episodes, 2002)
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| Karen Strassman | ... |
Nemu
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| Carrie Savage | ... |
Rakka
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Hunter Mackenzie Austin | ... |
Hikari
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| Erika Lenhart | ... |
Reki
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Zarah Little | ... |
Kana
(13 episodes, 2002)
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Kumiko Higa | ... |
Dai
(9 episodes, 2002)
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Ai Tokunaga | ... |
Hana
(9 episodes, 2002)
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Jessica D. Stone | ... |
Dai
(9 episodes, 2002)
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Rachel Hirschfeld | ... |
Hana
(9 episodes, 2002)
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| Masumi Asano | ... |
Shorta
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(8 episodes, 2002)
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Miyu Matsuki | ... |
Child
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(8 episodes, 2002)
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Tsugumi Higasayama | ... |
Child
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(8 episodes, 2002)
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Karen McCarthy | ... |
Shorta
(8 episodes, 2002)
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| Akiko Yajima | ... |
Kuu
(7 episodes, 2002)
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| Michael McConnohie | ... |
Communicator
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(7 episodes, 2002)
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Josh Phillips | ... |
Hyoko
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(7 episodes, 2002)
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J-ray | ... |
Kuu
(7 episodes, 2002)
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Chihiro Suzuki | ... |
Hyoko
(6 episodes, 2002)
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Tamio Ôki | ... |
Communicator
(6 episodes, 2002)
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Manabi Mizuno | ... |
Midori
(5 episodes, 2002)
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| Stephanie Sheh | ... |
Midori
(5 episodes, 2002)
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Kôichi Kuriyama | ... |
Old Clothes Dealer
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(3 episodes, 2002)
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Tomoe Hanba | ... |
Sumika
(3 episodes, 2002)
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| Taliesin Jaffe | ... |
Old Clothes Dealer
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(3 episodes, 2002)
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Sharon McWilliams | ... |
Sumika
(3 episodes, 2002)
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Satoshi Katôgi | ... |
Cafe Master
(2 episodes, 2002)
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Lauren Bendik | ... |
Children
(2 episodes, 2002)
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Noah Matisoff | ... |
Children
(2 episodes, 2002)
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Emily Johnson | ... |
Children
(2 episodes, 2002)
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Howard Clarendon | ... |
Cafe Master
(2 episodes, 2002)
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Samuel Matisoff | ... |
Children
(2 episodes, 2002)
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Minoru Aoyama | ... |
Watchmaker
(1 episode, 2002)
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| Aya Hisakawa | ... |
Kuramori
(1 episode, 2002)
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Akiko Takeguchi | ... |
Housemother
(1 episode, 2002)
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Ken Takeuchi | ... |
Visitor
(1 episode, 2002)
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Hajime Iijima | ... |
Gentleman
(1 episode, 2002)
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Yasuhiro | ... |
Baker
(1 episode, 2002)
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Yukimasa Obi | ... |
Haibane of Abandoned Factory
(1 episode, 2002)
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| Wendee Lee | ... |
Kuramori
(1 episode, 2002)
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| William Frederick Knight | ... |
Watchmaker
(1 episode, 2002)
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Samantha Tabak | ... |
Haibane of Abandoned Factory
(1 episode, 2002)
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| Sean Vahle | ... |
Haibane of Abandoned Factory
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Jeffrey Simjohn | ... |
Bakery Employee
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Noelle DePaula | ... |
Housemother
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Sienna Benioff | ... |
Visitor
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Production Companies
Distributors
- Anime Gate (2008) (Poland) (DVD)
- Fuji Television Network (2002) (Japan) (tv)
- Geneon Entertainment (2007) (Japan) (DVD)
- Pioneer LDC (2003) (Japan) (DVD)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Ani Village (key animation)
- Anime World Osaka (in-between animation)
- Bee Train (in-between animation)
- J.C. Staff (digital ink and paint)
- Kino Production (in-between animation)
- Production I.G. (digital ink and paint)
- Radix (digital ink and paint)
- Studio Mark (key animation)
- Studio One Pack (in-between animation)
- Sunshine Digital (digital ink and paint)
- Tanto (key animation)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
A girl with no name falls from the sky and finds herself in a very mysterious land, where nobody remembers of their previous life. In this land, angel-like beings, ash wings, have formed a society and live in harmony with the people of the town, helping them out. Later on, the girl gets a name--Rakka--grows a pair of wings and receives her own halo. Rakka is now an ash wing, too. While the new place seems to be like heaven for Rakka, she soon finds out that everything is not as easy as it might look. Why did Rakka become an ash wing, and what is the mystery behind her new home? Written by Scientiiaa |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The series is based on a six-volume doujinshi series by Yoshitoshi Abe which was never officially published. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in AMV Hell 3: The Motion Picture (2005). See more » |
| Quotes |
Kuu:
Inside my mind, there's a beautiful cup. A very beautiful, clear cup. And tiny drops kept falling into it, 'drip, drip, drip', slowly but steadily, everyday. And today, I felt the cup had finally become completely full. Rakka: Kuu... Kuu: And that's because you gave me some of those drops. Rakka, thank you. See more » |