Kaiba 2008
“Even without my memories I love you.”
What is Kaiba?
"Kaiba" is a television series that explores a unique world concept. In this world, memories can be stored like computer data.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2008
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 12
- Runtime
- 24 minutes
- First aired
- Apr 11, 2008
- Last aired
- Jul 25, 2008
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- WOWOW Prime
- Genres
- Animation, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Drama, Mystery
- Updated
Where to watch
Stream
Crunchyroll Amazon Channel
CrunchyrollStream
Animation Digital Network
Anime Digital Network Amazon ChannelWith ads
Animation Digital NetworkStream
U-NEXT
Anime Times Amazon Channel
dAnime Amazon Channel
FODFree
Amazon Prime VideoRent
Amazon VideoStream
CrunchyrollCrunchyroll Amazon ChannelWith ads
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How long to binge?
Estimate the schedule using 12 episodes and an average 24-minute runtime.
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Overview
"Kaiba" is a television series that explores a unique world concept. In this world, memories can be stored like computer data. The series follows a young man who searches for his lost memories. During his search, he discovers a connection with a mysterious girl. This connection plays a significant role in the story, but the nature of their relationship is not specified. The series delves into the themes of memories and their significance in the lives of its characters. The world's concept of storing memories like data is a central aspect of the story, allowing for an exploration of what it means to have and lose memories. The series focuses on the young man's journey as he navigates this world and uncovers the truth about his past. The story is driven by the protagonist's quest to understand himself and his connection to the mysterious girl.
Should you watch it?
“A memory‑hunting hero navigates a data‑driven world to reclaim his past.”
- Original premise of memory as data
- Blend of drama, mystery, and action
- Adult‑oriented storytelling (TV‑MA)
- Mature rating may deter younger viewers
Watch it if you enjoy sci‑fi dramas that explore memory and identity.
The series contains mature themes and is rated TV‑MA, making it unsuitable for children.
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Season 1 · 12 episodes
- E1 The Name Is Warp Mytharc Apr 11, 2008
- E2 Stowaways Core Apr 18, 2008
- E3 Chroniko's Boots Core Apr 25, 2008
- E4 Grandma's Room of Memories Core May 2, 2008
- E5 Abipa, the Utopian Planet Core May 9, 2008
- E6 A Muscular Woman Core May 16, 2008
- E7 The Man Who Doesn't Stay in Memories Core May 23, 2008
- E8 Desguise Core Jun 13, 2008
- E9 Shoot Warp! Core Jun 20, 2008
- E10 Kaiba Core Jul 11, 2008
- E11 Revolving Fan Mytharc Jul 18, 2008
- E12 Everyone in the Clouds Mytharc Jul 25, 2008
Frequently asked questions
What is Kaiba about?
It follows a young man named Kaiba who searches for his lost memories in a world where memories are stored like data.
What genre does Kaiba belong to?
It mixes animation, sci‑fi & fantasy, drama, mystery, and action‑adventure.
What is the series' rating?
Kaiba is rated TV‑MA, indicating mature content.
Who does Kaiba connect with?
He discovers a connection with a mysterious girl.
What central theme does Kaiba explore?
The show examines memory, identity, and personal connections.