Lost Universe 1998
What is Lost Universe?
Lost Universe is a television series that premiered in 1998. The show revolves around Kane Blueriver and his AI companion Canal Vorfeed, who work as trouble contractors.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1998
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 26
- Runtime
- 25 minutes
- First aired
- Apr 3, 1998
- Networks
- TV Tokyo
- Genres
- Animation, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Updated
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Estimate the schedule using 26 episodes and an average 25-minute runtime.
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Lost Universe is a television series that premiered in 1998. The show revolves around Kane Blueriver and his AI companion Canal Vorfeed, who work as trouble contractors. Their jobs involve taking on various tasks such as armed escort, patrol duty, and capturing dangerous criminals. Millennium Feria Nocturne is also a character in the series, described as a private eye with exceptional skills. When Kane, Canal, and Millennium work together, they often find themselves in complex situations. As a result, they begin to uncover a mystery that is connected to their pasts, specifically the legendary Lost Ships. This discovery is something that the entity known as Nightmare would prefer them not to find. The series explores the adventures and interactions of these characters as they navigate their complicated circumstances.
Should you watch it?
“A rogue contractor and his AI dive into a galaxy‑wide mystery.”
- Animated sci‑fi setting with a unique AI companion
- Mystery that ties the Lost Ships to the characters' pasts
- Varied missions ranging from escort to criminal capture
- Animation style may not suit viewers preferring live‑action
Watch it if you enjoy animated sci‑fi adventures with mystery and quirky AI companions.
The series presents sci‑fi action and mystery themes suitable for teen and adult audiences.
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Season 1 · 26 episodes
- E1 The Blazing Blade of Light Mytharc Apr 3, 1998
- E2 Flying Goddess Core Apr 10, 1998
- E3 Dancing in the Kitchen Core Apr 17, 1998
- E4 The Crab Killer Core Apr 24, 1998
- E5 Roaring Fire Core May 1, 1998
- E6 Fallen Angels Run Core May 8, 1998
- E7 Audience With a Chess Player Core May 15, 1998
- E8 Neena in Distress Core May 22, 1998
- E9 Lost Lavatory Core May 29, 1998
- E10 Wanderer's Conclusion Core Jun 5, 1998
- E11 Losing a Friend Mytharc Jun 12, 1998
- E12 Rain of Tears End Core Jun 19, 1998
- E13 Recollection Returns Core Jun 26, 1998
- E14 Fear Whispers Core Jul 3, 1998
- E15 Nightmare Awakens Core Jul 10, 1998
- E16 Milly's Desire Core Jul 17, 1998
- E17 Flying Lieutenant Core Jul 24, 1998
- E18 Drifting Scoundrel Core Jul 31, 1998
- E19 The Tempting Darkness Core Aug 7, 1998
- E20 Failed Thoughts Core Aug 14, 1998
- E21 Melting Glacier Core Aug 21, 1998
- E22 Spinning Rivals Core Aug 28, 1998
- E23 Ashura Comes Mytharc Sep 4, 1998
- E24 The Maidens Return Core Sep 11, 1998
- E25 The Evil Holy Strike Mytharc Sep 18, 1998
- E26 ...and the Blade of Light Will Always Shine On! Mytharc Sep 25, 1998
Frequently asked questions
What is the basic premise of Lost Universe?
The show follows trouble contractor Kane Blueriver, his AI Canal Vorfeed, and private eye Millennium Feria Nocturne as they take on risky jobs and uncover a larger mystery.
Who are the main characters?
Kane Blueriver, his AI companion Canal Vorfeed, and private eye Millennium Feria Nocturne.
What genre does Lost Universe belong to?
It is an animated series blending science‑fiction, fantasy, and mystery elements.
When was Lost Universe released?
The series debuted in 1998.
What central mystery drives the plot?
The characters gradually discover a connection between the legendary Lost Ships and a force called Nightmare.
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