Eureka Seven in other media

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This page contains detailed information about the media of the anime series Eureka Seven. This article is spoiler-free.

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[edit] Anime Licensing

Bandai Entertainment is handling the US distribution of the show whilst Bandai Entertainment's European branch, Beez Entertainment will handle the show's release in the United Kingdom and the rest of Europe and Madman Entertainment will release in Australia. The first DVD's US release date is 25 April 2006 whilst the UK/Europe release, according to Neo Magazene, is going to be in the summer of the same year. The English version is produced by Bang Zoom! Entertainment in Burbank, California.

Recently, Adult Swim Fix has announced that Eureka Seven will become available for online viewing beginning April 14th, 2006. It began its U.S. television broadcast on Adult Swim on April 15, 2006 at 12:00am EDT.

[edit] Episode list

Almost all of the series' episode titles correspond to real songs, composed by Japanese or foreign artists.[1] Some of these have been stated to be intentional references (including Blue Monday[2]), and other phrases previously only existed as song titles. However, it is unclear whether every episode title is intended as a musical reference.

# Episode Title Reference USA TV Rating
1 Blue Monday Blue Monday by New Order TV-PG-V
2 Blue Sky Fish Sky Fish by Color Variation TV-PG-V
3 Motion Blue Motion Blue by Index AI TV-PG-V
4 Watermelon Watermelon Man by Herbie Hancock TV-PG-V
5 Vivid Bit TV-14
6 Childhood Childhood by Jeff Mills TV-PG-DV
7 Absolute Defeat TV-14
8 Glorious Brilliance TV-PG-DLV
9 Paper Moon Shine Paper Moon by Natalie Cole TV-14-V
10 Higher Than The Sun Higher Than The Sun by Primal Scream TV-14-V
11 Into the Nature Into the Nature by Hardfloor TV-PG-LV
12 Acperience 1 Acperience 1 by Hardfloor TV-PG-LV
13 The Beginning The Beginning by Rhythim Is Rhythim
14 Memory Band Memory Band by Rotary Connection
15 Human Behaviour Human Behaviour by Björk
16 Opposite View Opposite View by Del Amitri
17 Sky Rock Gate
18 Ill Communication Ill Communication by the Beastie Boys
19 Acperience 2 Acperience 2 by Hardfloor
20 Substance Abuse Substance Abuse by F.U.S.E.
21 Runaway Runaway by Nuyorican Soul
22 Crackpot Krakpot by Plastikman
23 Differencia Differencia by Ryuichi Sakamoto
24 Paradise Lost Paradise Lost by Ryuichi Sakamoto
25 World's End Garden World's End Garden by Gnomusy (David Caballero)
26 Morning Glory Morning Glory by Oasis
27 Helter Skelter Helter Skelter by The Beatles
28 Memento Mori Memento Mori by Kamelot
29 Keep on Movin' Keep on Movin' by Soul II Soul
30 Change of Life Changes of Life by Jeff Mills
31 Animal Attack Animal Attack by Fumiya Tanaka
32 Start It Up The Start It Up by Joey Beltram
33 Pacific State Pacific State by 808 State
34 Inner Flight Inner Flight by Primal Scream
35 Astral Apache Astral Apache by Galaxy 2 Galaxy
36 Fantasia Fantasia by Jeff Mills
37 Raise Your Hand Raise Your Hand Together by Cornelius
38 Date Of Birth Date Of Birth by Arsonists
39 Join The Future Join The Future by Tuff Little Unit
40 Cosmic Trigger Cosmic Trigger by Axiom Ambient
41 Acperience 3 Acperience 3 by Hardfloor
42 Star Dancer Star Dancer by Red Planet
43 The Sunshine Underground The Sunshine Underground by The Chemical Brothers
44 It's All In The Mind It's All In The Mind by CJ Bolland
45 Don't You Want Me? Don't You Want Me? by The Human League
46 Planet Rock Planet Rock by Afrika Bambaataa and the Soul Sonic Force
47 Acperience 4 Acperience 4 by Hardfloor
48 Ballet Mécanique Ballet Mécanique by Ryuichi Sakamoto
49 Shout To The Top! Shout To The Top! by Style Council
50 When You Wish Upon A Star When You Wish upon a Star by The Drummonds

[edit] Music and Theme songs

Opening themes

"DAYS" - Performed by: FLOW (Episodes 1-13)
Lyrics: KEIGO HAYASHI, KOHSHI ASAKAWA
Composition: TAKESHI ASAKAWA
Arrangement: FLOW & Seiji Kameda

"Shounen Heart" ("A Young Boy's Heart") - Performed by: HOME MADE KAZOKU (Episodes 14-26)
Lyrics: KURO/MICRO/U-ICHI
Composition: KURO/MICRO/U-ICHI, Takahiro Watanabe
Arrangement: Takahiro Watanabe

"Taiyou no Mannaka he" ("To The Center Of The Sun") - Performed by: Bivattchee (Episodes 27-32, 34-39)
Lyrics: Tsutsumi Shin'ichi
Composition: Tsutsumi Shin'ichi
Arrangement: Bivattchee, Okura Kenji

"sakura" - Performed by: NIRGILIS (Episodes 40-49)
Lyrics: Iwata Acchu
Composition: Kurihara Minoru , Iwata Acchu, Itou Kouki
Arrangement: NIRGILIS

Ending Themes

"Himitsu Kichi" ("A Secret Base") - Performed by: Kozue Takada (Episodes 1-13, 26)
Lyrics: Kozue Takada
Composition: Kozue Takada
Arrangement: TOMI YO

"Fly Away" - Performed by: Izawa Asami (Episodes 14-25)
Lyrics: Izawa Asami
Composition: Izawa Asami
Arrangement: Abe Jun

"Tip Taps Tip" - Performed by: HALCALI (Episodes 27-39)
Lyrics: U
Composition: Tanaka Yuusuke
Arrangement: Tanaka Yuusuke

"Canvas" - Performed by: COOLON (Episodes 40-49)
Lyrics: COOLON
Composition: COOLON
Arrangement: Mine-Chans

Video Game Opening themes

  1. "Realize" - FLOW (Eureka Seven TR1: New Wave)

Insert Songs

    • "Storywriter" - Supercar
    • "Tiger Track" - KAGAMI
    • "Acid Track Prototype" - RYUKYUDISKO
    • "Get It By Your Hands" - Hiroshi Watanabe a.k.a Quadra
    • "Trance Ruined" - NEW DEAL
    • "Draft Any Funk" - NEW DEAL
    • "Ninety Three" - Takkyu Ishino
    • "L.F.O." - Taichi Master
    • "Chaotic Waltz" - Susumu Yokota
    • "koitsu" - Riow Arai
    • "dot" - Riow Arai
    • "control" - Riow Arai
    • "D.J. Choice" - Fumiya Tanaka
    • "I've got It (eureka new school acid mix)" - Ko Kimura
    • "Time-lines" - audio active
    • "Niji" - Denki Groove

Eureka seveN Original Soundtracks

The music of Eureka seveN is available on three different compilations. The two original soundtracks contain the symphonic score composed by Naoki Sato along with the various insert songs of the series. The Complete Best includes the full length Openings and Endings for the series and game as well as the theme song to the final episode, and in some ways of the entire series.

    • Psalms of Planets Eureka seveN Original Soundtrack 1 (2 Discs, released by Aniplex on November 11th, 2005)
    • Psalms of Planets Eureka seveN Original Soundtrack 2 (2 Discs, released by Aniplex on April 5th 2006)
    • Psalms of Planets Eureka seveN Complete Best (1 CD + 1 DVD, released by Music Ray'n on May 7th 2006)


[edit] Video games

Eureka Seven TR1: New Wave, a PlayStation 2 game, was released in Japan on 27 October 2005. It's set before the anime and features a different cast of characters. The game takes place 4 years before the anime. The theme song is sung by FLOW, and is titled "Realize". IGN reports that Eureka Seven Vol. 1: The New Wave will be released in North America during the fall of 2006.

Eureka Seven: New Vision, also on the PlayStation 2, is the sequel to TR1: New Wave. It takes place 2 years after TR1: New Wave. It's due out on 11 May 2006.

Another Eureka Seven game for the PlayStation Portable is scheduled to be released on 6 April 2006 in Japan. This one is based on the events in the show.[1]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Eureka seveN "alternative soundtrack". Retrieved on 2006-03-20.
  2. ^ Interview with Dai Sato (PDF). Japan Society (2005). Retrieved on 2006-03-20.
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