Dennou Coil

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Dennou Coil
電脳コイル
(Dennou Coil)
Genre Science fiction
TV anime
Directed by Mitsuo Iso
Studio Madhouse
Network Flag of Japan NHK Educational
Original run May 12th, 2007 – (ongoing)
No. of episodes 26


Dennou Coil (電脳コイル?) is a Japanese animation science fiction series depicting a near future where Augmented Reality (AR) technology has just begun to enter the mainstream. The series takes place in the fictional Daikoku City, a hotbed of AR development. It follows a group of children as they use illegal AR visors called Dennou Mégané ("computer spectacles") to unravel the mysteries of their half real, half Internet environment. The world displayed in the AR visors contains games, virtual pets, and also internet viruses. The children collaboratively interact with and reshape the digital landscape using software tools.

Dennou Coil is the directional series debut of famed Japanese animator Mitsuo Iso, in development for over a decade. It is set to air on NHK Educational on May 12th, 2007. Due to the animators involved in its production and its unusually high-profile television broadcast time slot, Dennou Coil is highly anticipated by fans of animation production quality.

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Nicknamed Isako. She is introverted and aloof.

Nicknamed Yasako. She is a passive girl who follows the lead of Fumie, who eventually initiates her into the Coil Digital Investigation Agency.

She is the little sister of Yasako.

Nicknamed Haraken.

He is an internet prankster.

Dennou Coil, also known as "Searchmaton", is a digital life form whose task is to debug the virtual side of Daikoku City. Its secondary function is to seek out and disable illegal AR devices, making it a menace to the characters of the series.

  • Character design: Takeshi Honda
  • Animation director: Toshiyuki Inoue, Takeshi Honda
  • Art Director: Hiroshi Gouroku
  • Director of Photography: Naoyuki Ooba
  • Music: Tsuneyoshi Saito
  • Sound director: Keiichi Momose
  • Animation production: Madhouse
  • Director: Mitsuo Iso

    AR Quake, an augmented reality implementation of the PC shooter Quake.

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