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Stellvia

SERIES (2003)

Uchû no suteruvia

" Mankind’s last hope lies with a small group of trainee space-pilots."

Country	Japan
Runtime	24 min
Premiere: World	April 2, 2003
Channel	TV Tokyo (Japan)
Premiere: USA	October 2004
Production Companies	Xebec
Also Known As	Sora no Stellvia Japan

The series takes place in the year 2356 A.D., around 189 years after a worldwide catastrophe had wiped out 10% of Earth’s population. To keep track on all space activities, mankind has built numerous colossal space stations.

26 episodes 9 hr 32 min

e1 — Episode 1

Welcome

April 3, 2003

e2 — Episode 2

Puzzlement

April 10, 2003

e3 — Episode 3

I Am Sorry

April 17, 2003

e4 — Episode 4

I’ll Do My Best

April 24, 2003

e5 — Episode 5

Chance

May 1, 2003

e6 — Episode 6

I Won’t Lose

May 8, 2003

e7 — Episode 7

I’m Frustrated

May 15, 2003

e8 — Episode 8

Is It Me?

May 23, 2003

e9 — Episode 9

I’m Heading Out

May 30, 2003

e10 — Episode 10

Welcome Back

June 6, 2003

e11 — Episode 11

The Real You

June 12, 2003

e12 — Episode 12

Confession

June 19, 2003

e13 — Episode 13

Winter Break

June 25, 2003

e14 — Episode 14

Dreams and Reality

July 3, 2003

e15 — Episode 15

I Don’t Know

July 10, 2003

e16 — Episode 16

Under Suspicion

July 17, 2003

e17 — Episode 17

Battle

July 25, 2003

e18 — Episode 18

Distant Voice

July 31, 2003

e19 — Episode 19

Crybaby Hothead

August 7, 2003

e20 — Episode 20

The Future to You

August 14, 2003

e21 — Episode 21

Invisible Wall

August 21, 2003

e22 — Episode 22

Each Separate Path

August 28, 2003

e23 — Episode 23

That’s Why You Exist

September 4, 2003

e24 — Episode 24

Darkness Once More

September 11, 2003

e25 — Episode 25

Goodbye

September 18, 2003

e26 — Episode 26

A Voice of Brilliance

September 25, 2003

Сast and Crew

Directors

Tatsuo Sato

Shigeru Ueda

Naoyoshi Kusaka

Camera

Katsutoshi Hirose

Writers

Katsuhiko Chiba

Katsuhiko Koide

Ichirô Ôkouchi

Author

Ryô Akizuki

Composer

Seiko Nagaoka

Producers

Directors

Tatsuo Sato

Shigeru Ueda

Naoyoshi Kusaka ...

Camera

Katsutoshi Hirose

Writers

Katsuhiko Chiba

Katsuhiko Koide

Ichirô Ôkouchi ...

Author

Ryô Akizuki

Composer

Seiko Nagaoka

Producers

Takatoshi Chino

Shinichi Ikeda

Gô Nakanishi ...

Editor

Shigeyuki Yamamori

designer

Kenji Matsumoto

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Book Behind the Anime Series "Stellvia of the Universe"

About the Book

The anime series "Stellvia of the Universe" is not directly based on a specific book. Instead, it is an original creation for television. However, there are light novels and manga adaptations that were developed alongside the anime.

Author

The light novel adaptation was written by Katsuhiko Chiba, who is known for his work in anime scriptwriting. The manga adaptation was illustrated by Ryô Akizuki.

Adaptation and Correspondence

The anime series was created by Tatsuo Sato, who also directed the series. The light novel and manga adaptations follow the same storyline as the anime, providing additional insights and character development. However, since the anime was the original source, the adaptations are more of a complementary expansion rather than a direct source material.