

GOSICK -ゴシック-
Kazuya Kujou is a foreign student at Saint Marguerite Academy, a luxurious boarding school in the Southern European country of Sauville. Originally from Japan, his jet-black hair and dark brown eyes cause his peers to shun him and give him the nickname "Black Reaper," based on a popular urban legend about the traveler who brings death in the spring. On a day like any other, Kujou visits the school's extravagant library in search of ghost stories. However, his focus soon changes as he becomes cu...
The 11th episode of Gosick was originally scheduled for broadcast on March 19, but had to be postponed to April 2 due to emergency broadcast related to the devastating March 11 earthquake and tsunami. The anime again met some trouble when Bandai Entertainment stopped releasing new DVDs, cancelling t...
A brooding foreigner and a genius sleuth unravel dark mysteries in a gothic European boarding school.
When Kazuya Kujō, a brooding Japanese transfer student, steps onto the marble floors of Saint Marguerite Academy in the fictional European nation of Sauville, he instantly becomes the subject of whispered rumors. With his jet‑black hair and unsettling stare, he earns the moniker "Black Reaper," a nod to a local legend about a death‑bringer who appears each spring. Yet beneath his aloof exterior lies a sharp mind eager for the strange and the arcane. His curiosity is piqued by a golden lock of hair tangled in the library’s grand staircase, leading him to a secluded garden where a porcelain‑eyed prodigy named Victorique de Blois awaits. Though she appears as a delicate doll, Victorique possesses a razor‑sharp intellect and an uncanny talent for deduction, solving crimes that baffle even the most seasoned detectives. Together, they confront a cascade of bizarre cases—a phantom ship that sails through fog‑shrouded lakes, an alchemist obsessed with transmutation, and a web of conspiracies that threaten the very foundation of Sauville’s aristocracy. As Kazuya’s investigative instincts mesh with Victorique’s analytical brilliance, the duo uncovers hidden truths about the academy, their own pasts, and the fragile line between myth and reality.
A clever historical mystery series following a Japanese exchange student and a brilliant, isolated girl who solve crimes in a fictional 1920s European kingdom. Expect intellectual puzzles wrapped in a gothic atmosphere, with some dark backstories and moderate violence that serve the plot rather than shock value.
Gosick has 24 episodes.
Gosick is currently finished airing.
Gosick was produced by Bones.
Gosick aired Jan 8, 2011 to Jul 2, 2011.
Gosick is based on a Light novel.
A clever historical mystery series following a Japanese exchange student and a brilliant, isolated girl who solve crimes in a fictional 1920s European kingdom. Expect intellectual puzzles wrapped in a gothic atmosphere, with some dark backstories and moderate violence that serve the plot rather than shock value.

de Blois, Victorique
Main
CV: Yuuki, Aoi

Kujou, Kazuya
Main
CV: Eguchi, Takuya

Alan
Supporting
CV: Yusa, Kouji

Ambrose
Supporting
CV: Abe, Atsushi

Anastasia
Supporting
CV: Kawasumi, Ayako

Arbogast, Mildred
Supporting
CV: Watanabe, Akeno

Baxter, Ned
Supporting
CV: Nojima, Kenji

Bradley, Avril
Supporting
CV: Shitaya, Noriko

de Blois, Albert
Supporting
CV: Sugou, Takayuki

de Blois, Grevil
Supporting
CV: Kiuchi, Hidenobu

de Gille, Rupert
Supporting
CV: Shimura, Tomoyuki

de Signore
Supporting
CV: Yamanoi, Jin

de Signore, Jacqueline
Supporting
CV: Yukino, Satsuki

Derek
Supporting
CV: Fujita, Yoshinori
Fell, Carmilla
Supporting
CV: Tomoe, Seiko
Fell, Morella
Supporting
CV: Nozawa, Yukari
Fran
Supporting
CV: Suzuki, Kyosuke

Gabriel, Britannia
Supporting
CV: Yanaga, Kazuko

Gallo, Cordelia
Supporting
CV: Sawashiro, Miyuki

Garnier, Secretary
Supporting
CV: Kaida, Yuuko

Garnier
Supporting
CV: Kusumi, Naomi

Gravekeeper
Supporting
CV: Cho

Guile, Julie
Supporting
CV: Noda, Junko

Harminia
Supporting
CV: Kuwashima, Houko
24 episodes · 2 cours
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