
While reporting on a recently formed volcanic island, journalist Iwakura finds a stranded young man with no memories. News of the incident catches the attention of a mysterious person called Rush, who tracks down the amnesiac and explains to him the truth about his identity. The young man is named Mars and, like Rush, he is not originally from Earth. Mars was dispatched with one mission: to command a tremendously powerful robot named Gaia to destroy Earth when it becomes clear that humans are at...
Shinseikiden Mars was released on DVD in seven volumes from February 21, 2003, to April 25, 2003.
Shinseikiden Mars has 13 episodes.
Shinseikiden Mars is currently finished airing.
Shinseikiden Mars was produced by Plum, Studio Guts.
Shinseikiden Mars aired Oct 31, 2002 to Feb 6, 2003.
Shinseikiden Mars is based on a Manga.

Mars
Main
CV: Seki, Tomokazu

Accel
Supporting
CV: Ichijou, Kazuya

Atlas
Supporting
CV: Matsuyama, Takashi

Block
Supporting
CV: Tobe, Kouji

Elint
Supporting
CV: Koseki, Hajime

Hazard
Supporting
CV: Nishimatsu, Kazuhiko

Hopper
Supporting
CV: Morita, Junpei

Iwakura
Supporting
CV: Koyasu, Takehito

Muse
Supporting
CV: Kakazu, Yumi

Rush
Supporting
CV: Nakata, Jouji

Vega
Supporting
CV: Ikeda, Hikaru

Yokoyama
Supporting
CV: Hanada, Hikaru

Yokoyama, Harumi
Supporting
CV: Masuda, Yuki
13 episodes · 2 cours
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More popular than 37% of all anime