Project Arms 2001
What is Project Arms?
Project Arms is a 2001 television series that follows the life of a young man named Ryo Takatsuki. The story begins when Ryo discovers that his missing right arm is actually an advanced nanomachine implant known as an ARMS, which originated from secret genetic experiments.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2001
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 52
- Runtime
- 25 minutes
- First aired
- Apr 7, 2001
- Last aired
- Mar 30, 2002
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- TV Tokyo
- Genres
- Animation, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Action & Adventure
- Updated
How long to binge?
Estimate the schedule using 52 episodes and an average 25-minute runtime.
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Project Arms is a 2001 television series that follows the life of a young man named Ryo Takatsuki. The story begins when Ryo discovers that his missing right arm is actually an advanced nanomachine implant known as an ARMS, which originated from secret genetic experiments. As the narrative progresses, Ryo joins forces with three other test subjects who also possess these implants: Kei Karuma, Takeshi Tomoe, and Hayato Shingu. Together, this group of individuals engages in a struggle against the Egrigori, the organization responsible for creating the technology. The primary motivation for their battle is the effort to rescue Katsumi Akagi, who has been kidnapped. The series explores the origins of their unique physical enhancements and their ongoing conflict with the group that conducted the experiments. Through their collective actions, the characters confront the consequences of the secret research that altered their lives. The plot focuses on their journey to reclaim their autonomy and secure the safety of those they care about while navigating the challenges posed by their powerful, experimental augmentations.
Should you watch it?
“A teen discovers his missing arm is a nanotech weapon and fights to save his love.”
- Innovative nanotech premise
- Team of diverse test subjects
- High‑stakes rescue plot
- Mature themes limit younger viewers
Watch it if you like sci‑fi action anime with nanotech and rescue missions.
Rated MA 15+, it contains mature themes and action violence.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 26 episodes
- E1 Vibration Apr 7, 2001
- E2 Trance Apr 14, 2001
- E3 Nightmare Apr 21, 2001
- E4 Intercept Apr 28, 2001
- E5 Counterattack May 5, 2001
- E6 Flash May 12, 2001
- E7 Trust May 19, 2001
- E8 Stranger May 26, 2001
- E9 Illusion Jun 2, 2001
- E10 Jabberwock Jun 9, 2001
- E11 Evolution Jun 16, 2001
- E12 Beat Jun 23, 2001
- E13 Blue Men Jun 30, 2001
- E14 Welcome Rain Jul 7, 2001
- E15 Showtime Jul 14, 2001
- E16 Satan (The Devil Cliff) Jul 21, 2001
- E17 Heaven (Advent) Jul 28, 2001
- E18 Gehenna Aug 4, 2001
- E19 Snark Hunt Aug 11, 2001
- E20 Crisis Aug 18, 2001
- E21 Wish Aug 25, 2001
- E22 Knight Sep 1, 2001
- E23 White Rabbit Sep 8, 2001
- E24 Venom Sep 15, 2001
- E25 Judgement Sep 22, 2001
- E26 Fly Sep 29, 2001
Season 2 · 26 episodes
- E1 Arrive Oct 6, 2001
- E2 Hound Jul 9, 2001
- E3 Hunter Jul 12, 2001
- E4 Link Jul 16, 2001
- E5 Hercules Jul 19, 2001
- E6 Incubation Jul 22, 2001
- E7 Mars Jul 26, 2001
- E8 Canary Jul 29, 2001
- E9 Silent Aug 2, 2001
- E10 Stream Aug 5, 2001
- E11 Forward Aug 9, 2001
- E12 Coma Aug 12, 2001
- E13 Element Aug 16, 2001
- E14 Reverse Aug 19, 2001
- E15 Drakken Aug 23, 2001
- E16 Alice Aug 26, 2001
- E17 Turn Aug 29, 2001
- E18 Arcadia Sep 2, 2001
- E19 Killing Field Sep 5, 2001
- E20 Fortress Sep 9, 2001
- E21 Junction Sep 12, 2001
- E22 Human Sep 16, 2001
- E23 Liberation Sep 19, 2001
- E24 Animus Sep 23, 2001
- E25 Blue Wish Sep 26, 2001
- E26 Life Mar 30, 2002
Frequently asked questions
What is the ARMS nanomachine?
It is the implant that replaces Ryo Takatsuki’s missing right arm.
Who are the Egrigori?
They are the creators of the ARMS technology that Ryo and his allies battle.
Is there a romantic subplot?
Ryo’s primary goal is to rescue his kidnapped girlfriend, Katsumi Akagi.
How many main allies join Ryo?
He teams up with three fellow test subjects: Kei Karuma, Takeshi Tomoe, and Hayato Shingu.
What genre does the series belong to?
It is an animated sci‑fi fantasy action‑adventure series.