Bibliograph

D.Gray-man, produced by Fukashi Azuma, Mitsuyo Chitai, Yokai Tazuki ; scenario, Reiko Yoshida, Tatsuhiko Urahata ; directed by Osamu Nabeshima ; [English version] produced by Carly Hunter, Christopher R. Sabat, Justin Cook, Michael Harcourt ; script, Katelyn Barr ; ADR director, Cris George, Season four, part two

Type

Label

D.Gray-man, produced by Fukashi Azuma, Mitsuyo Chitai, Yokai Tazuki ; scenario, Reiko Yoshida, Tatsuhiko Urahata ; directed by Osamu Nabeshima ; [English version] produced by Carly Hunter, Christopher R. Sabat, Justin Cook, Michael Harcourt ; script, Katelyn Barr ; ADR director, Cris George, Season four, part two

Language

jpn

Characteristic

videorecording

Intended audience

TV rating: TV-14

Main title

D.Gray-man

Medium

videorecording DVD

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Originally broadcast on Japanese television in 2008

Responsibility statement

produced by Fukashi Azuma, Mitsuyo Chitai, Yokai Tazuki ; scenario, Reiko Yoshida, Tatsuhiko Urahata ; directed by Osamu Nabeshima ; [English version] produced by Carly Hunter, Christopher R. Sabat, Justin Cook, Michael Harcourt ; script, Katelyn Barr ; ADR director, Cris George

Runtime

325

Series statement

D.Gray-man

Summary

Things turn dire for Allen and his friends as they face the newly transformed Tyki Mikk in the crumbling Ark. But right when they think they've lost, General Cross appears and comes with a bizarre order for Allen, he must control the Ark using the key of The Fourteenth. With little explanation, Allen steps up to the piano and plays the melody within him! Will it be enough to get everyone home?

Table Of Contents

Judgment -- Shadow of the musician -- Melody -- Homecoming -- Sheep and dog -- Yet the hands of time move onward -- Headquarters under siege -- The power of a general -- The Noah of lust -- Level 4 -- To the god I hate -- Exchange of promises -- It echoes in the long morning

Target audience

adult

Technique

animation

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D.Gray-man, Season 4, part 2

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