A brilliant but abrupt finish. It trades a typical boss fight for a massive social "update." The way it resolves the sabotage and confusion is peak fiction, leaving us with a world forever changed. Fast, intense, and satisfying.
Gatchaman Crowds
Tatsunoko Production
Oshimeter
10.0
3 Fans
1 Want to Watch
8 Watched
Synopsis
Hajime Ichinose's ordinary life is in for a change when a transcendent being named J.J Robinson hands her a small book called NOTE—a device which transforms her into one of the Gatchaman, the legendary protectors of Tachikawa City. Stressing that the existence of their group must remain a secret, fellow Gatchaman Sugane Tachibana takes Hajime to their base of operations, where Paiman, the panda-like alien leader of the Gatchaman, reveals their purpose: to eliminate aliens that pose a danger to humanity. These existential threats, called MESS, are becoming increasingly dangerous, destroying everything they touch. Now it's up to the Gatchaman and their new recruit to stop them before the world is engulfed in chaos. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Episode Guide
Oshimeter0-5960-7980-100
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Characters
Hajime Ichinose
Hajime Ichinose: A passionate, artistic high schooler, she's energetic but unconventional, greatly impacting her Gatchaman team.
Portrayed by Calvello Jessica
Rui Ninomiya
Brilliant programmer Rui manipulates GALAX for Katze, seeking to revolutionize a boring Japan.
Portrayed by Emerick Shannon
Utsutsu Miya
Shy, introverted 15-year-old Gatchaman, Utsutsu prefers solitude and expresses herself through gloomy pronouncements.
Portrayed by Mosier Carli
Berg Katze
Androgynous, shapeshifting villain with teleportation powers, aiming for universal destruction.
Portrayed by Wald David
O. D.
O.D., a centuries-old guardian, guides Gatchaman with wisdom and humor, often reminding them, "You're overdoing it!!"
Portrayed by Bickham Clint
Joe Hibiki
A weary G-Team veteran, Joe rediscovers his passion, balancing a professional facade with a hidden, softer side.
Portrayed by Mahany Ty
Quick Takes
View all 36 takesIt looks back at how far everyone has come, turning nostalgia into the fuel for the final rally. Hajime reminds us why we care just as the real fight begins. Katze keeps attacking from the roots, causing sabotage and confusion.
A high-pressure but masterclass script. The dialogue weighs as much as the action, forcing heroes and authorities to define their souls under fire. A brutal, brilliant debate on life and death amidst the chaos of war. Absolute peak.
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