List of Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom episodes explained

This article lists the episodes of the Japanese anime series Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom, which is animated by Bee Train and directed by Koichi Mashimo under the Project Phantom group.[1] [2] The series went on air on April 2, 2009 on TV Tokyo.[3] Subsequently, the show also aired on AT-X, TV Aichi, and TV Osaka.[3] FUNimation Entertainment is streaming the series for its North American audience.[4]

The anime is based on the 2000 video game Phantom of Inferno.

The series is about a Japanese national who gets kidnapped by an assassin syndicate called Inferno after he personally witnesses an assassination while visiting the United States. Inferno is a criminal organization attempting to unite all known underworld mob gangs into one conglomerate. To achieve their goal, Inferno deploys its assassin operatives, who are codenamed Phantom. Among them is an amnesiac girl named Ein and the Japanese national, who was given the name Zwei as his codename after being brainwashed of his previous memory.

An announcement regarding the show was first announced in the January issue of Kadokawa Shoten's Newtype magazine with Yoshimitsu Yamashita, Mutsumi Sasaki and Yoko Kikuchi being the main animators with Bee Train being in charge of animation.[5] Soon afterwards, a promotional video of Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom was broadcast on Biglobe.[6] Music for the series is created under Masumi Itō, using the alias Hikaru Nanase.[2] For the first 19 episodes, the opening song "Karma" is written and sung by Kokia and arranged by Hikaru Nanase, with the ending song is sung by Ali Project with CD singles released.[7] From episode 20 onwards, a 2nd opening song is sung by Ali Project[8] with a 2nd ending song "Transparent" written and sung by Kokia and also arranged by Nanase.[9] In addition, the OST of the show with CD singles by Ayahi Takagaki and Miyu Irino have been released to the public on July 8, 2009.[7]

The Japanese DVD releases of Volume 1 came out on July 24, 2009 with subsequent releases from Volumes 2 to 10 on August 25, 2009, September 25, 2009, October 23, 2009, November 25, 2009, December 22, 2009, January 22, 2010, February 25, 2010, March 25, 2010 and April 23, 2010. FUNimation released the series on Blu-ray and DVD in 2011.[10] [11] A manga adaptation of the show was published in tankōbon form on May 23, 2009 by Media Factory and Nitroplus,[12] with the manga being illustrated by Masaki Hiragi under Media Factory's Monthly Comic Alives February issue.[13]

Original soundtracks

Italic Title:no
Phantom Requiem for the Phantom Original Soundtrack
Type:Soundtrack
Artist:Hikaru Nanase
Tatsuya Kato
KOKIA
Ali Project
Released:July 8, 2009 (Vol. 1)
September 30, 2009 (Vol. 2)
Genre:Soundtracks
Original score
Label:Lantis
Producer:Koichi Mashimo
Yoshiyuki Ito

Two original soundtracks featuring Hikaru Nanase's score were released in 2009. Both albums featured the TV cut of the opening and ending themes by Kokia and Ali Project. Koichi Mashimo executive produced the album and Nanase's husband Yoshiyuki Ito acted as the music producer. Album two also features the instrumental version of the Zwei image song "Haitoku no Gajou" written by Tatsuya Kato.[14]

Track List

Volume 1All tracks by Hikaru Nanase except where noted.

  1. Requiem for the Phantom Part I
  2. Struggle for Zero
  3. Assassin
  4. Blissout
  5. To Kill or Not to Kill
  6. Haste and Pursuit
  7. Canzone of Death Part II
  8. To Love or not to Love
  9. Seikou no Amaki Daishou
  10. Ecstasy of Killing
  11. Reservoir City
  12. Requiem for the Phantom Part II
  13. Another Canzone of Death
  14. Requiem Last
  15. Koroshi no Perfect Game
  16. Barren Wilderness
  17. Chaser
  18. Requiem for the Phantom part III
  19. Emptiness
  20. Perfect game
  21. Hell of a girl
  22. Watchdog's Oci Ciornie
  23. Yaruse nai Toiki
  24. Whisper of Meadow
  25. Ame no Suteneko
  26. Canzone of Death Part III
  27. Kiyoraka na Kagayaki to Kibou
  28. Knife in the Bathtub (Bathtub no Naka no Knife)
  29. Stranger in the Home
  30. Bourei
  31. Canzone of Death Part I
  32. KARMA (TV Edit) perf. KOKIA
  33. Jigoku no Mon (地獄の門?, "Hell's Gate" - TV Edit) Ali Project

Volume 2

  1. Catastrophe (カタストロフ)
  2. Phantom Children A (ファントムチルドレンA)
  3. Haste and pursuit version
  4. Battle of crimson
  5. Nichijou no Hitokoma (日常のひとこま)
  6. Seijaku to Kyoufu (静寂と恐怖)
  7. Lizzie Betsuri (リズィ別離)
  8. Canzone of Heart
  9. Nostalgic
  10. Kako Kara no Sasoi (過去からの誘い)
  11. Cal (キャル)
  12. Canzone of choir
  13. air&suspisoin
  14. Requiem cello
  15. Canzone of voice
  16. Requiem
  17. Whisper of meadow partII
  18. Discover
  19. Superstar (written by Tatsuya Kato)
  20. Snake Head (スネークヘッド)
  21. Phantom Children B (ファントムチルドレンB)
  22. kazoku - Phantom (家族___Phantom)
  23. Amai Seikatsu A (甘い生活A)
  24. Amai Seikatsu B (甘い生活B)
  25. Koukou 2nensei (高校2年生)
  26. Jingi 1 (仁義1)
  27. Jingi 2 (仁義2)
  28. Nanji, Unmei wo Shiru (汝、運命を知る)
  29. Mio (美緒)
  30. Modae (悶え)
  31. Neutral Kara Ecstasy (ニュートラルからエクスタシー)
  32. Kiyoraka na Owari (清らかな終わり)
  33. Nichijou Kara Suspense he (日常からサスペンスへ)
  34. Namida Kara Shinkoku he (涙から深刻へ)
  35. Catch001
  36. Catch002
  37. Catch003
  38. Catch004
  39. CORD001
  40. CORD002
  41. CORD003
  42. Senritsu no Kodomotachi (戦慄の子供たち) (TV Edit) ALI PROJECT
  43. Transparent (TV Edit) KOKIA

References

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: Official Phantom ~Requiem for the Phantom~ Staff Page. 2009-04-12. ja. https://web.archive.org/web/20090207162234/http://phantom-r.jp/staff.html. 2009-02-07. dead.
  2. Web site: Official TV Tokyo Phantom ~Requiem of the Phantom~ Staff/Cast Page. ja. 2009-04-12. TV Tokyo.
  3. Web site: Official TV Tokyo Phantom ~Requiem of the Phantom~ On Air Page. ja. 2009-04-12. TV Tokyo.
  4. Web site: Requiem of Phantom Streamed at FUNimation. 2009-04-23. 2009-04-26. Chris Beveridge. dead. https://web.archive.org/web/20090425132854/http://www.mania.com/requiem-phantom-streamed-funimation_article_114592.html. 2009-04-25.
  5. Web site: Nitroplus to Launch Visual-Novel-Based Phantom TV Anime (Updated). 2008-12-06. 2009-04-12. Anime News Network.
  6. Web site: Phantom ~Requiem for the Phantom~ Promo Video Streamed. 2009-01-26. 2009-04-12. Anime News Network.
  7. Web site: Official Phantom ~Requiem of the Phantom~ CD Page. ja. 2009-04-12. https://web.archive.org/web/20110722123544/http://www.phantom-r.jp/goods_cd.html. 2011-07-22. dead.
  8. Web site: 日韓大碟推薦：ALI PROJECT - 戦慄の子供たち(TVアニメ「Phantom」OP2). 2009-08-19. 2009-08-21. ja. dead. https://web.archive.org/web/20110708204100/http://www.crimsonrain.com/2009/08/ali-project-tvphantomop2.html. 2011-07-08.
  9. Web site: Amazon Japan's Transparent Single Page. 2009-08-21. ja. Amazon Japan.
  10. Web site: Official Phantom ~Requiem of the Phantom~ DVD Page. 2009-04-12. ja.
  11. Web site: Requiem for the Phantom Due on DVD/BD in 2011. 2010-06-24. dead. https://web.archive.org/web/20100626010103/http://www.mania.com/requiem-for-phantom-due-dvdbd-2011_article_123414.html. 2010-06-26.
  12. Web site: Official Phantom ~Requiem of the Phantom~ Comics Page. 2009-05-22. ja.
  13. Web site: Phantom Visual Novel Gets Manga from Nitroplus. Anime News Network. 2009-05-22. 2008-12-12.
  14. Web site: 2009.09.30 RELEASE. ja. 2010-07-27. Lantis.

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