Elfen Lied
The Diclonius is a mutated human foretold to be chosen by a higher power and fated to spell humanity's downfall. Borne with twin horns and a latent sixth sense that grants telekinetic prowess, this dangerous being is imprisoned in government laboratories. Lucy, a young and unstable Diclonius, breaks free and mercilessly massacres most of the guards as she escapes, only to be shot in the head. She survives and washes up on a beach, where two teenagers, Kouta and Yuka, discover her. Stripped of her memories, she can only utter the word Nyuu, and they permit her to stay at Kouta's home. Yet the malevolent Lucy is not truly gone.
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Mamoru Kanbe
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Mamoru Kanbe is the director of Elfen Lied.
The cast of Elfen Lied includes Hiroaki Hirata as Professor Kakuzawa Yu (voice), Mamiko Noto as Yuka (voice), Sanae Kobayashi as Lucy / Nyuu (voice), Tomoko Kawakami as Mariko (voice), Jouji Nakata as Bandou (voice), Hitomi Nabatame as Kouta (child) / Shirakawa (voice), Chihiro Suzuki as Kouta (voice), Kinryu Arimoto as Chief Kakuzawa (voice), Yuki Matsuoka as Nana (voice), Maria Yamamoto as Kanae (voice), Emiko Hagiwara as Mayu (voice), Osamu Hosoi as Kurama (voice), and more.
Episodes run about 25 mins. The total runtime is about 5h 25 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Elfen Lied trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
Elfen Lied was released in 2004.
Elfen Lied is listed under Action & Adventure, Animation, Drama, Mystery, and Sci-Fi & Fantasy on Fanbiz.
Elfen Lied has 1 season and 13 episodes on Fanbiz. Available seasons include Season 1.
