BlazBlue Alter Memory
A motley array of fighters converges on Kagutsuchi.
BlazBlue Alter Memory is a Japanese anime television series based on the BlazBlue video game series, adapting the storylines of Calamity Trigger and Continuum Shift. It aired on October 8, 2013, and was licensed by Funimation for streaming and home video release in North America.
Quick Facts
- First aired
- October 8, 2013
- Based on
- BlazBlue video game series
- Licensed by
- Funimation (North America)
Facts from the source article.
Characters
Ragna the Bloodedge is a wanted criminal with an extraordinarily large bounty, well in the trillions, for attempting to destroy the Novus Orbis Librarium. He is the older brother of Jin and Saya, and his prosthetic arm contains the powerful Azure Grimoire. Her companions include Nago, a black transmogrifying cat who speaks snobbishly and transforms into an umbrella used as a Lobelia cannon or comfy chair, and Gii, a stout red bat familiar often burdened by her orders. Taokaka is a respectful female cat seeking a new homeland for the Kaka clan. Arakune is a Sector Seven professor mechanically enhanced for field work. Hakumen is one of the Six Heroes who defeated the Black Beast, and is Jin's future self whose soul was bound to the Susano'o unit after falling into the Gates of Sheol and being saved by Rachel. Nu-13 is the childhood friend of Jin, Noel, Carl, and Makoto, and a major of the non-official Novus Orbis Librarium's Zero Squadron. Lambda-11 is also present. Hazama, captain of the Novus Orbis Librarium's Intelligence Department, is actually Yuki Terumi, a former member of the Six Heroes who betrayed them, abducted Saya, and corrupted Jin. Valkenhayn R. Hellsing is Rachel's servant and one of the Six Heroes, a wolf beastkin. Relius Clover is the father of Carl and Ada, and husband of Ignis. Kokonoe is a Sector Seven scientist and daughter of Jubei and Nine. Jubei, also known as Mitsuyoshi, is one of the Six Heroes and Ragna's master, a cat beastkin. Linhua is Litchi's clinic assistant. Saya is also mentioned.
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