Generator Gawl (1998)

J-drama 1 season 12 episodes 25 min Animation

Synopsis

Generator Gawl is a 1998 12-part anime series. The story is set in 2007, when Professor Takuma Nekasa uncovers a gene code that will unlock the human body's greatest mystery and expose mankind to its greatest threat. As a result, Gawl, Koji, and Ryo—three young scientists from a future period—have traveled back in time to undo this mistake. Though the trio intended to arrive one year before the calamity, they are instead transported three months prior to the event. In their effort to save the world, they are opposed by the mysterious and cunning Ryuko Saito, a scientist who prefers the future as it is. Saito is assisted by Generators, unearthly assassins posing as humans. As Ryo and Koji try to complete their mission, Gawl himself must "generate"—becoming like his enemies to fight on their terms.

Seasons

Temporada 1 1998 · 12 episodes

Cast

Production

StatusEnded
NetworkTV Tokyo
CountriesJapan and United States
titulo_originalジェネレイターガウル
First aired10/06/1998
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Crew

Seiji Mizushima Director
大畑清隆 Director
Kenji Yoshida Producer

Questions about the series Generator Gawl

What is Generator Gawl about?

Generator Gawl: Generator Gawl is a 1998 12-part anime series. The story is set in 2007, when Professor Takuma Nekasa uncovers a gene code that will unlock the human body's greatest mystery and expose mankind to its greatest threat. As a result, Gawl, Koji, and Ryo—three young scientists from a future period—have traveled back in tim…

How many seasons does Generator Gawl have?

Generator Gawl has 1 season, with 12 episodes in total.

Is Generator Gawl still running?

Generator Gawl has ended in 1998.

How long is each episode of Generator Gawl?

Each episode of Generator Gawl runs about 25 minutes.

Who stars in Generator Gawl?

The cast of Generator Gawl includes Nobutoshi Canna, Tsutomu Kashiwakura, Satsuki Yukino, Shin-ichiro Miki and Konami Yoshida.

Which country is Generator Gawl from?

Generator Gawl is a J-drama, produced in Japan and United States.