DT Eightron

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DT Eightron
Genre	Adventure, Science Fiction, Shounen
Manga
Authored by	Shuuichi Shigeno
Publisher
Serialized in
Original run	–
No. of volumes
TV anime : DT Eightron
Directed by	Masami Hata Noboru Mitsusawa
Studio	Sunrise Inc.
Network	FUJI TV
Original run	18 May 1998 – 6 November 1998
No. of episodes	26

DT Eighron is an anime series based on manga by Shuuichi Shigeno, adapted by Keiichi Doya, screenplay by Hiroshi Toda, Nobuaki Kishima, animation director, and character design by Noboru Furuse. The series wasn't a very popular series due to the lack of artwork but critically acclaimed and regarded for the touching and thrilling plot.^{[citation needed]}

[edit] Story

Year 2187, the planet earth is heading the global heating causing the human civilization facing destruction, people are unable to live on the earth's surface and they managed to make a new form of country called dome city, but as time goes, war and unstable land condition parted the dome cities and make them lost contact to each others. Shu is a teenage boy from Datania, a school typed city dome controlled by Zero, a data program, with the help of his human assistant Nines, and later Berk. they force the children who lived there to live and work as programmed using the reset system, resulting the children don't have any emotions, needs, or human instinct, like robots. the series run as Shu escaped with his friends from Datania with the help from, Ein, May, and Dolly from The Returners, some kind of rebels to Datania who live underground. Shu goes with the Returners to explore the world on destination Amaroute, another dome city which is believed to be the better place to live and they fight Zero, and his men who are after DT, a special substance inside humans, which Shu and his Returners friends got, along their journey.