RahXephon
ラーゼフォン
Synopsis
The ordinary life of high school student Ayato Kamina is turned upside down when Tokyo is suddenly invaded by futuristic fighter jets. Amidst the chaos, he encounters a woman called Haruka Shitow who claims to be from a government organization called TERRA. She reveals that he has been living in a time bubble named "Tokyo Jupiter" that was put in place by the Mulians—humanoids from another dimension—in an attempt to isolate and take over Tokyo. TERRA has been trying to break through the barrier surrounding the city ever since. Unable to process the revelation, Ayato panics and flees. He runs into his classmate Reika Mishima who leads him to a place called "The Shrine of Xephon" where a large egg slumbers. She starts to sing and an unknown power awakens within Ayato, connecting him to a being called RahXephon that breaks out of the egg. Shortly after, Haruka finds him again and tries to make him join her cause of fighting against the Mulians. Caught between the crosshairs of the Mulians and TERRA, Ayato begins to question his purpose, navigating altered memories and ultimately his very identity in this chaotic new world. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Characters

Kamina Ayato
Main

Shitow Haruka
Main

Mishima Reika
Main

Kisaragi Quon
Main

Kamina Maya
Supporting

Hadhiyat Elvy
Supporting

Isshiki Makoto
Supporting

Watari Shirou
Supporting

Bähbem Helena von
Supporting

Torigai Mamoru
Supporting

Kuki Masayoshi
Supporting

Kisaragi Itsuki
Supporting

Asahina Hiroko
Supporting

Kunugi Jin
Supporting

Shitow Megumi
Supporting

Hotal Kim
Supporting

Yakumo Souichi
Supporting

Nanamori Sayoko
Supporting

Futagami Johji
Supporting

McMahon Cathy
Supporting
Opening & Ending Themes
Openings
- 1: "Hemisphere" by Maaya Sakamoto (eps 2-3,5-25)
- 2: "Hemisphere (Instrumental)" by Maaya Sakamoto (eps 4)
Endings
- 1: "Yume no Tamago" ("Fledgling Dream" English version) by Ichiko and Mayumi Hashimoto (ep 1, 5, 15-16, 19, 25)
- 2: "Yume no Tamago" by Ichiko Hashimoto and Mayumi Hashimoto (eps 2-4,6-14,17-18,20-24)
- 3: "Before You Know" by Ichiko Hashimoto (eps 26)