7.6
Knights of Sidonia
シドニアの騎士
7.6
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#1606
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#1141
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Synopsis
After destroying Earth many years ago, the alien race Gauna has been pursuing the remnants of humanity—which, having narrowly escaped, fled across the galaxy in a number of giant seed ships. In the year 3394, Nagate Tanikaze surfaces from his lifelong seclusion deep beneath the seed ship Sidonia in search of food on the upper levels, only to find himself dragged into events unfolding without his knowledge. When the Gauna begin their assault on Sidonia, it's up to Tanikaze—with the help of his f...
Background
Sidonia no Kishi was nominated for the Animation of the Year Award in the Television category at the 2015 Tokyo Anime Award Festival. The anime's opening song, "Sidonia" by Angela, won the 19th Animation Kobe Theme Song Award in 2014.
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 15+
moderate
ViolenceFrequent mecha combat with pilots injured/killed; Gauna graphically consume humans with visible bodily destruction.
mild
Sexual contentNon-sexualized nudity in communal bath scenes; one character is a third gender with occasional suggestive teasing.
moderate
Disturbing themesBody horror from Gauna assimilation; cloning, genetic modification, and forced pregnancy used as survival tactics.
mild
LanguageOccasional harsh language during combat and high-stress situations.
A sci-fi mecha series about humanity's last ship fighting shapeshifting aliens, featuring intense combat, body horror, and mature themes like cloning and genetic engineering. Nudity is present but non-sexualized, and the tone is serious rather than exploitative.
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Knights of Sidonia has 12 episodes.
Knights of Sidonia is currently finished airing.
Knights of Sidonia was produced by Polygon Pictures.
Knights of Sidonia aired Apr 11, 2014 to Jun 27, 2014.
Knights of Sidonia is based on a Manga.
A sci-fi mecha series about humanity's last ship fighting shapeshifting aliens, featuring intense combat, body horror, and mature themes like cloning and genetic engineering. Nudity is present but non-sexualized, and the tone is serious rather than exploitative.
