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Soul Eater (ソウルイーター, Sōru Ītā) is an Anime based on the manga series by Atsushi Ohkubo. It's directed by Takuya Igarashi and produced by Bones, Aniplex, Dentsu, Media Factory and TV Tokyo. The anime consists of 51 episodes airing between April 7, 2008 and March 30, 2009 on TV Tokyo.

The English adaption of the series was licensed by FUNimation Entertainment. The show was released in 4 half season box-sets in 2010.

Synopsis

Death Weapon Meister Academy is a school located in the fictional Death City in Nevada, United States. The school is run by Death, as a training facility for humans with the ability to transform into weapons, as well as the wielders of those weapons, called "Meisters". Attending this school are meister Maka Albarn and her scythe partner Soul Eater; ninja Black Star and his partner Tsubaki Nakatsukasa, who can turn into a variety of different weapons such as a kusarigama, shuriken, and ninjatō; and Death's son Death the Kid and his pistol partners Liz and Patty Thompson. The goal of the school's meister students is to have their weapons defeat and absorb the souls of 99 evil humans and one witch, which will dramatically increase the power of the given weapon and turn them into "death scythes", weapons capable of being used by Death.


Cast[]

Image Character Seiyū Dub Actor
Main Characters
Soul Eater Evans Kōki Uchiyama Micah Solusod
Maka Albarn Chiaki Omigawa Laura Bailey
Black☆Star Yumiko Kobayashi Brittney Karbowski
Tsubaki Nakatsukasa Kaori Nazuka Monica Rial
Death the Kid Mamoru Miyano Todd Haberkorn
Patty Thompson Narumi Takahira Cherami Leigh
Liz Thompson Akeno Watanabe Jamie Marchi
Death Weapon Meister Academy
Lord Death Rikiya Koyama John Swasey
Dr. Franken Stein Yuya Uchida Chuck Huber
Sid Barrett Masafumi Kimura Kent Williams
Mira Naigus Junko Noda Shay Moore
Death Scythes
Spirit Albarn Tōru Ōkawa Vic Mignogna
Justin Law Yoshinori Fujita Eric Vale
Marie Mjolnir Chieko Honda Colleen Clinkenbeard
Yumi Azusa Yukana Nogami Brina Palencia
Witches
Medusa Gorgon Hōko Kuwashima Luci Christian
Blair Emiri Katō Leah Clark
Eruka Frog Misato Fukuen Kate Oxley

Mizune Mayuki Makiguchi Trina Nishimura
Arachne Gorgon Michiko Neya Stephanie Young
Angela Leon Ayaka Saito Majken Bullard
Maba Tomie Kataoka Wendy Powell
Other Meisters
Crona Maaya Sakamoto Maxey Whitehead
Joe Buttataki Atsushi Ono Jason Douglas
Other DWMA Students
Ox Ford Hiroyuki Yoshino Jessie James Grelle
Harvar D. Eclair Wataru Hatano Scott Freeman
Kilik Lung Kenichi Suzumura Joel McDonald
Kimial Diehl Chiwa Saitō Caitlin Glass
Jacqueline O'Lantern Dupré Kanae Oki Jad Saxton
Other Characters
Free Rintarō Nishi Travis Willingham
Ragnarok Keiji Himeno Sonny Strait
Excalibur Takehito Koyasu Troy Baker
Giriko Nobutoshi Canna J. Michael Tatum
Masamune Hiroshi Tsuchida Kyle Hebert
Mosquito Takashi Inagaki Mark Stoddard
Kishin Asura Toshio Furukawa Chris Patton
Lisa Mayuki Makiguchi Cynthia Cranz
Arisa Izumi Koike Trina Nishimura
Mifune Kenjirō Tsuda Robert McCollum
Eibon Yasuyuki Kase Christopher Sabat
Rachel Boyd Hōko Kuwashima Carrie Savage
Little Demon Hōchū Ōtsuka Barry Yandell

Episodic Characters[]

Image Character Seiyū Dub Actor Episodes
Jack the Ripper Kōichi Sakaguchi Chris Cason 1
Al Capone Shōzō Iizuka Jeremy Inman 2
Arsène Lupin Kenichi Mochizuki Charles Campbell 3
Rasputin Katsuhisa Hōki Bob Magruder 4
The Flying Dutchman Yasunori Matsumoto Phil Parsons 15 - 16

Additional Voices[]

Notes[]

  • In the original Japanese version and Manga, Crona's sex is left ambiguous (the creator himself often stating "I don't know"). In the English dub, male pronouns, are used to refer to Crona. Funimation has admitted that they settled with this rule because they felt that "it" would have been insulting to Crona as a character.[1]

Transmission[]

Date(s) Channel Country
2010 FUNimation Channel United States United States
2013-2014 Cartoon Network
(Adult Swim/Toonami)

Video Releases[]

Distributor Year Format Contents Region Country
FUNimation Entertainment 2010 The Complete Series 1
NTSC
United States United States
4 Volumes
2011 BD The Complete Series A
DVB-T
2 Volumes
2012 The Complete Series
6 Discs
Crunchyroll 2024 The Complete Series
6 Discs

See Also[]

References[]

  1. Soul Eater DVD Commentary (Episode 7)

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