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词条 Brynhildr in the Darkness
释义

  1. Plot

  2. Characters

     Astronomy Club  Vingulf  Witches  Valkyria  Hexenjagd  Supporting characters 

  3. Media

     Manga  Anime 

  4. Reception

  5. References

  6. External links

{{Infobox animanga/Header
| name = Brynhildr in the Darkness
| image = Gokukoku no Brynhildr Volume 1 cover.jpg
| caption = Cover of the first manga volume.
| ja_kanji = 極黒のブリュンヒルデ
| ja_romaji = Gokukoku no Buryunhirude
| genre = Dark fantasy,[1] mystery, science fiction[1]
}}{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type = manga
| author = Lynn Okamoto
| publisher = Shueisha
| demographic = Seinen
| magazine = Weekly Young Jump
| first = January 2012
| last = March 31, 2016
| volumes = 18
| volume_list = List of Brynhildr in the Darkness chapters
}}{{Infobox animanga/Video
| type = tv series
| director = Kenichi Imaizumi
| producer =
| writer = Yukinori Kitajima
| music = Nao Tokisawa
| studio = Arms
| licensee = {{English anime licensee|AUS=Hanabee|NA=Sentai Filmworks|UK=Animatsu Entertainment}}
| network = Tokyo MX, ytv, CTV, BS11, AT-X
| network_en = {{English anime network|SEA=Animax Asia[2]}}
| first = April 6, 2014
| last = June 29, 2014
| episodes = 13
| episode_list = List of Brynhildr in the Darkness episodes
}}{{Infobox animanga/Video
| type = ova
| title = Episode 11.5 "Kara Sawagi" (Much Ado About Nothing)
| director = Kenichi Imaizumi
| writer =
| music =
| studio = Arms
| licensee = {{English anime licensee|AUS=Hanabee|NA=Sentai Filmworks|UK=Animatsu Entertainment}}
| released = March 26, 2014
| runtime = 20 minutes
}}{{Infobox animanga/Footer}}{{Nihongo|Brynhildr in the Darkness|極黒のブリュンヒルデ|Gokukoku no Buryunhirude|lit. "Extreme-Black Brynhildr"|lead=yes}} is a Japanese science fiction manga series written and illustrated by Lynn Okamoto that began serialization in Shueisha's seinen manga magazine Weekly Young Jump in January 2012. An anime television adaptation by Arms aired between April 6, 2014 and June 29, 2014.[3][4] It is based on Germanic mythology.

Plot

Ten years ago, Ryota Murakami along with his childhood friend Kuroneko set out to search for signs of alien life. Although Ryota is skeptical about her theory, Kuroneko insists that aliens are real. During their search, a tragic accident occurs which gravely injures Ryota but kills Kuroneko. Due to his strong memory, Ryota cannot forget about Kuroneko. Since then, he has been continuously staring at the night sky in order to prove that aliens exist, and also to fulfill Kuroneko's dying wish.

Presently, Ryota is a top student at his school and the sole member of the Astronomy Club. Until, he gets the shock of his life when a new transfer student named Neko Kuroha arrives in his class. She bears a striking resemblance to Ryota's dead childhood friend, although she dismisses the fact as bluff. Ryota later notices something amiss about Neko. When a student almost drowned is saved by a mysterious force, Neko predicted that Ryota will also die. After displaying superhuman strength in saving his life, it is then revealed that Neko is a witch who escaped from an alien research lab.

Ryota becomes a part of Neko's life, learning more about her dilemma and the hidden forces that exist in the universe. As he sinks deeper and deeper into a world of magic and artificially created witches, Ryota must use necessary means of preserving and sheltering other escaped witches, and allow them to live normally, despite knowing the scientists of the lab would kill any outsiders involved.

Characters

Astronomy Club

{{Nihongo|Ryouta Murakami|村上 良太|Murakami Ryōta}}

{{Voiced by|Ryōta Ōsaka|Blake Shepard[5]}}

The main protagonist with high intellect and a photographic memory. Ryouta has his sights set on being a researcher for NASA due to a promise he made with his beloved childhood friend Kuroneko. He is president of the astronomy club and was the only remaining member before inviting Neko and the others. After meeting the magic-users, he decides to provide shelter for them at an old observatory despite knowing that their pursuers have orders to kill whoever comes in contact with them, usually coming up with plans to have their location concealed and live normally. All the while, he is constantly looking for ways to acquire more "Death Suppressants" (DR623G), drugs which are necessary to keep the magic-users alive; and prevent the Hatching process. After the Valkyria incident, Ryouta struggle in hopes for Neko to remember the times they spent together. According to Nanami, Ryouta was also a subject of Vingulf's experiments himself, and his photographic memory is link to the 'Edda' (a global latitude organ that stores unlimited information or consciences he and Loki are connected with) was one of its effects, but for some reason was allowed to live a normal life. However, his lifespan was greatly shortened and will soon die. When the Vingulf staff kidnaps Ryouta, he learns the truth about his origin. With the last of his time, Loki consumes Ryouta; in the process, Ryouta overtakes his consciousness and the merging god powers then erases his manifestation. Ryouta's bodiless soul is left roaming the Earth, then Neko joins him inside the Edda to share their affections where a young girl approaches them, who appears to be Kazumi as a child.

{{Nihongo|Neko Kuroha|黒羽 寧子|Kuroha Neko}}

{{Voiced by|Risa Taneda|Jamie Marchi[5]}}

Neko is the lead heroine in the series and a B-rank magic-user with the ability of telekinesis, to destroy inorganic matter as far as {{convert|12|m|sp=us}}. She has a striking resemblance to Ryouta's supposedly deceased childhood friend {{Nihongo|Kuroneko|クロネコ}} and it is later proven that both are one and the same (a birthmark with the shape of three dots is on her upper left breast). Her research no. is 7620. When Neko uses her powers, part of her memories are lost; Ryouta thus refrains from having her use them as much as possible. She joins the astronomy club as its vice-president. She loves to sing, but does not do it in front of others without getting flustered. She aims to find out how many constellations there are in total.

Neko is actually a prototype Valkyria. When Neko's true power is awakened, she remembers who she really is; she regains full access to her SS-rank power. Sorcerian speculates Neko could be the Brynhildr, an entity which is being sought by the institute for a yet unknown purpose. This allows her to use the same type of abilities as Mako, as well as her ultimate ability of creating a micro black hole which she used to defeat Mako's anti-matter, but overexerted herself at the cost of losing all her memories, including recent ones. The new Neko is rather cold to Ryouta, due to her cluelessness. Following several adventures, Neko rediscovers her feelings when reading a notebook she had. After Makina drags her back to Vingulf, she was set to be offered to Loki until Ryouta re-pressed her top button harness then fully reforms. As the fight between Neko and Loki gotten nowhere, Ryouta sacrifices himself to save her and the world from total revolution. Three months later, Neko forsakes the real world to access the Edda so she can be with Ryouta forever.

{{Nihongo|Kana Tachibana|橘 佳奈|Tachibana Kana}}

{{Voiced by|Aya Suzaki|Christina Stroup[5]}}

A C-rank magic-user who had an accident while being harnessed. Her magic is the ability to see the near future when someone is about to die. Her entire body is paralyzed aside from her left hand. Kana uses a keyboard which synthesizes her voice to communicate with the outside world. Her research no. is 4010. Ryouta makes use of this to prepare in advance against those who pose a threat to Neko and the others. Kazumi states that Kana could move if she wanted to, but she refrains from doing so. It is later revealed that she silently vowed to protect Neko by retaining her power in foreseeing her death in the future, that would be the reason for it. Kana poses as a mascot for the club. She is initially rude to Ryouta and the others, but she eventually warms up to them. She has to have her food in a liquid form to eat. After pushing the top button on her harness, Kana loses her foresight ability in exchange for the ability to move at super speed, though has low stamina. Kana is actually now able to foresee in more detail whenever there's going to be a serious crisis. She grows close to Mina at the point she prefer her life over Ryouta's.

{{Nihongo|Kazumi Schlierenzauer|カズミ・シュリーレンツァウアー|Kazumi Shurīrentsauā}}

{{Voiced by|M.A.O|Emily Neves[5]}}

A B+rank magic-user specialized in computer hacking, gathering intel, and breaking encryption keys in mere seconds. Kazumi is half-Austrian, but speaks Japanese with a Kansai dialect. Her research no. is 2670. Like Neko, Kazumi hacks in to get into high school who joins the same class and club as Ryouta and Neko. Kazumi tends to do perverted things. She gets angry when someone compares her chest size or makes fun of it. Following the act of falsely confessing to Ryouta to avoid her impending death informed by Mizuka, Kazumi proved her feelings for Ryouta afterwards, and desires to bear a child with him as living proof of her existence. It is proven that Kazumi's ranking is not indicative of her true abilities, which surpasses that of a ranked AAA. Engaging Loki's genocide assault, Kazumi push her limits to hack and destroy Loki's genetic memory inside the Edda and spare Ryouta; unfortunately it leaves him only act on instincts, and Kazumi melts in the process. However, Kazumi's life has somehow succeeded. She is named after Austrian ski jumper Gregor Schlierenzauer.

{{Nihongo|Kotori Takatori|鷹鳥 小鳥|Takatori Kotori}}

{{Voiced by|Azusa Tadokoro|Jessica Calvello[5]}}

Another B-rank magic-user capable in "teleporation," though in reality she can only swap places with other people (even resets the kinetic energy). Her research no. is 1107. Kotori is cheerful but also a klutz. She has good cooking skills and registers for the club. She was friends with another magic-user hacker named Chie who died because she gave up her death suppressants to allow Kotori to live long enough to celebrate her birthday. The institute is after Kotori as their main objective, apparently being a person that could potentially destroy the world.

She has two hidden abilities: one is dispelling magic with an entity called the Grane, and second is "Ain Soph Aur" aka "The Light That Rules Over Life" which can only be used when the consciousness inside her harness is released, is a light that is capable of fusing the cells of all living things together at the same time once it fully covers the entire planet destroying all life. When this power is released, Kotori kills herself via ejecting to save the world. It is revealed that Kotori is one of many containers for the premature aliens. A clone Kotori sides with the astronomy club, and also dies protecting Ryouta and experience a nostalgic feeling.

In a side story, Kotori's classmate, Hirano, who was really fond of her and share lunches with until her sudden transfer away. He asked Ryouta for her contact info, but fears to tell of Kotori's death.

{{Nihongo|Hatsuna Wakabayashi|若林 初菜|Wakabayashi Hatsuna}}

{{Voiced by|Yumi Uchiyama|Carolyn Johnson[5]}}

She is a fellow A-rank magic-user with a straightforward attitude who possesses the power of regeneration with the capability of restoring her body, or the body of others, from otherwise fatal injuries though only within 5 minutes. Her regeneration is so effortlessly potent that she's able to regenerate from just her harness, meaning that she can only die if she doesn't take the medicine within the standard period of time or if her eject button is pressed. When she tested Ryouta's loyalty, she immediately becomes infatuated with him. Hatsuna becomes an important key to the club members' survival. She later bonds with her classmate Takaya, but soon after, she hatches. After killing Takaya, who steps in to stop her, she is smashed by Makina, but luckily her Drasil survived the unavoidable death, saving Takaya's life as well.

Vingulf

The institute meaning "witch castle" is the Organization that unearthed aliens in Germany by gold miners and a Japanese geologist (Ryouta's great-grandfather) in 1910, but never made it a public discovery, instead began the top-secret research over it to sought God's destruction. In conclusion of World War II, they moved to Japan and gained secluded authority. Sorcerian, research no. A008; and Loki are kept in incubator chambers for the uprising fate of humankind.

{{Nihongo|Chisato Ichijiku|九 千怜|Ichijiku Chisato}}

{{voiced by|Hiroki Tōchi|Adam Noble[5]}}

The chief professor in charge of the magic-user experiment. His mission is to capture the escapee magic-users, seeing the B-rank magic-users as failed specimens, and create the perfect alien no matter what the sacrifices are. In college, he was successful in engineering the digestive enzyme about 'protease' which could be the source of the genetic melting. The higher-ups have him retrieve Kotori. He eventually learns that a high school boy is supporting the magic-users, but has yet to identify its Ryouta until Mako confirms Kotori's location. Chisato's younger sister {{Nihongo|Rena|九 怜奈|Ichijiku Rena}} whom he only shows empathy to before her death. He implanted Rena's brain into Grane within Kotori's harness, only hoping to revive the Rena he knew, which is against the organization's intention. He later died from blocking the bullets for Mako.

{{Nihongo|Black Suit|黒服|Kurofuku|Man in Black}}

{{Voiced by|Tatsuhisa Suzuki|Ty Mahany[5]}}

A staff member at the research lab. He has an unknown backstory, but he used to feel really carefree for the magic-users. Chisato acknowledges him for his brilliance. Kurofuku gets fired when failed his last chance to capture the fugitive B-rank magic-users with Mizuka's foresight, and then he is victim of an assassination attempt, but survives, although his brain been greatly injured. He was abducted from a hospital by Mina. After months of recovery, he manages to locate the magic-users' hideout, revealed to have abnormal strength to outmatch them before engage by Takaya. When learning Nanami's forgiveness and Chisato's death, Kurofuku gives up his reasons and Miki invites him to Hexenjagd.

{{Nihongo|Yuki Tsuchiya|土屋 邑貴|Tsuchiya Yuki}}

A newly-appointed employee placed to work at the Vingulf research lab. Not suitable for the job however, she finds sympathy with the aliens and magic-users. She teams with Kazumi and the astronomy club during their infiltration of the organization.

{{Nihongo|Onodera|小野寺|Onodera}}

A woman who is Chisato's replacement and acquainted with the higher-ups. She has a sadistic and nearly bipolar personality, and is also a magic-user with a harness just like that of Valkyria. It is shown that she can negate anti-matters. She has a shadowy objective when literally sending out magic-users that are about to hatch and ensue chaos. Onodera intends to use Valkyria to shape the world.

{{Nihongo|Makina|マキナ}}

He is Ryouta's supposedly deceased younger brother and the prototype of Sorcerian (the ultimate hybrid of a male human and an alien chimera). His real name is {{Nihongo|Yuuta Murakami|村上 湧太|Murakami Yūta}}. Due to being imperfect, Makina's body melts if he stays too long in the outside world. His presence is more frightening than Valkyria and has a flawed behavior. He appears to have a massive ability to destroy and teleport far distance places, and tries to take Neko for himself which infuriates Ryouta. Makina kills the President of the United States while holding a worldwide press conference before they announce the existence of aliens. He had an ambition to become Adam of the new world. Abusing the sudden revival of Sorcerian and losing interest in Neko, he gets devoured. Makina was instrumental to Vingulf's objectives, but after his death, it was revealed that a replacement for him was prepared in advance, and that replacement is no other than Ryouta himself.

{{Nihongo|Takachiho|高千穂|}}

The leader of Vingulf and Makina and Ryouta's father. The reason for the deception of his supposed death has not been revealed. He has harvested the Sorcerian, the source of the Drasils and the entire reason behind the organization's existence. It was completely conscious and aware since the beginning of Vingulf, and could easily leave at any time it wanted but it waited for a Valkyria be brought to it first. Takachiho is in determination to revive Loki that gods feared, in order to destroy and recreate mankind. His two sons are born as hybrid alien-humans for that purpose. He teaches Ryouta the belief in religions. Takachiho relatively says he cared for Ryouta, before getting killed by Loki.

Witches

{{Nihongo|Nanami Tomitsu|斗光 奈波|Tokō Nanami}}

{{voiced by|Manami Numakura|Molly Searcy[5]}}

A unique AA+rank magic-user. She is soft-spoken, and has a taste in sugar. Her research no. is 5210. Her ability is scanning and modifying people's memories. Ryouta's observant skills impresses her. After having become friends with Neko and the club, she unfortunately melts from her harness ejected but managed to implant her consciousness within Ryouta's memory and she'll only appear occasionally or whenever Ryouta in a desperate situation and share personal intel. Overtime, Nanami able to manifest as tangible illusions before Ryouta, such as her appearance as Aphrodite; however, she also reveals that her consciousness is occupying a huge part of his mind that will put his life in risk once he reaches his maximum capacity, and must be deleted from his brain in order to prevent it, which she does after instructing Ryouta to write down all he needed to know in order to locate Vingulf and rescue Neko in a notebook for him to memorize later. Ryouta now only remembers Nanami by name, marking her true and complete death.

{{Nihongo|Kikako|キカコ|Kikako}}

{{voiced by|Yuu Hamagashira|Cayla Coats}}

An AA+rank magic-user titled as the bombardment unit. Her research no. is 5010. She's a mere weapon that assassinates her targets with a strong beam fired from her mouth. Kotori ties her own hands to a pole and then switches positions with Kikako in defeat, who is later taken back to the lab. Despite Kurofuku's assurances that, having succeeded in her mission, she will be spared, but is warned that harsh punishment awaits her. She is violently interrogated regarding her encounter with Kotori.

{{Nihongo|Saori|沙織|Saori}}

{{voiced by|Sayuri Yahagi|Kira Vincent-Davis[5]}}

An AA-rank hybrid magic-user with two types of magic; she is able to slice anything within a 3 meter radius and can manipulate time by one minute although it will cause her to hang up immediately. Her research no. is 6001. As she failed to kill Neko, her harness ejected and her body melted as a result.

{{Nihongo|Freya|フレイヤー|Freya}}

An AAA-rank magic-user. She possesses the power of technopathy and computer hacking just like Kazumi, and is said to be the most powerful in that regard. Chisato gave Freya a room full of video games in exchange of her cooperation. She is now under the care of Yuki. Freya briefly engages in a battle with Kazumi.

{{Nihongo|Mizuka|瑞花|Mizuka}}

The AAA-rank strongest magic-user, codename: Skadi. She has the foresight ability to see in a dream but with 100% exact accuracy as of future traveling. Contrast to Kana, her body also suffered a massive penalty for this power and as a result she is no longer able to move or hear very well. Mizuka bonds with Yuki. In a future dream, she gives Kazumi options as to which future she wishes to choose. Using the last of her power, she melts the moment she informs Kurofuku of Kotori's whereabouts. It is presumed that Mizuka predicted the entire series' events.

{{Nihongo|Rie|理依|Rie}}, {{Nihongo|Misaki|美咲|Misaki}}, & {{Nihongo|Rurumi|るるみ|Rurumi}}

The three magic-users that Onodera sends out to execute Kurofuku taking precaution of the Valkyria incident. Rie's magic is unknown. Misaki capable of turning herself invisible, but that only affects herself, not her clothes, so she has to be naked. Rurumi controls people via a voodoo doll. They encounter Kana, surprised to see her alive and moving freely and stop Rurumi from killing her. When they infiltrate the hospital, Rurumi's harness unexpectedly hatches, and the monster devours the body of Rurumi. Kana attempts to save Rie, but gets both of her legs crushed. Believing the monster to be Rurumi, Rie allows it to devour her out of guilt. Misaki saves Kana and Kitsuka from the Drasil just before Initializer destroys the monster; Misaki's harness is then ejected having failed in the mission.

Valkyria

{{Nihongo|Mako Fujisaki|藤崎 真子|Fujisaki Mako}}

{{voiced by|Mamiko Noto|Carli Mosier}}

One of the strongest hybrid magic-users ever known with an S-rank. She is Chisato's side-kick and the next-generation magic-user with a very complex harness. Mako's power capability is very large, with 8 different abilities. Her strongest power is create anti-matter which is capable of destroying a whole wide-range area. She can kill anyone in her sight within just seconds by dismembering them, and also has ability to teleport and regenerate quickly. She has a sociopathic personality with deep feelings towards Chisato. Mako is also Neko's older sister and she is very protective towards her. After a gruesome fight with Neko, she was absorbed into Neko's micro black hole and all that was left is her harness. Ryouta then tramples on Mako's Drasil, eliminating her for good.

{{Nihongo|Hrist|フリスト}}

An SS-rank magic-user that was created by Vingulf following Mako's death, and it's said that she is the strongest Valkyria in existence. Her real name is {{Nihongo|Eri|絵里|}}. When she's still being held custody by Vingulf in a crucifixed way, she manages to awake her teleport ability and escape, just to be recaptured by Onodera and brought back to the lab. Unlike Mako, she has a caring behavior, refusing to kill others even under coercion, but is ultimately forced to kill by Onodera when she starts ejecting witches in front of them, giving her the option of killing them instantly, or watch them have a excruciating death, with the intention of awakening her true powers and turn her into a obedient killer. After terrorizing the National Diet, Eri is consumed by Loki to increase his proportions.

Hexenjagd

A resistance group meaning "witch hunt" that is built by scientists who defected from the Organization due to the threat that they posed to God himself. Hexenjagd is responsible for the magic-users' escapee.

{{Nihongo|Miki Neumayer|美樹=ノイマイアー}}

{{Voiced by|Rina Satō|Shelley Calene-Black}}

Miki is the founder of Hexenjagd. She initially speaks to Ryouta via the device Neko gave him. She first appears with the objective of capturing Kotori in order to confront Chisato and destroy the Grane inside Kotori. Miki wears a nun's hood with a short dress and stockings. She announces that all of the magic-users must die. When Ryouta protests, Miki explains the truth about witches - that their soul now resides inside the alien called "Drasil" within their harness and that the drugs merely feed the life form, allowing the Drasil to grow until it eventually hatches and devours their human body. She tells them that they sympathize with their plight.

In the manga, Miki offers the ingredients and protocol to create the death-suppressant medicine in exchange for their assistance (just as Mizuka had foretold). Kazumi agrees to help find Kotori, but Miki promises that she will give them the formula for the drug after they destroy the Grane, and that she will try to spare Kotori's life if possible. After Kotori's death, she fulfills her part of the bargain and gives Ryouta access to the formula, allowing Kogorou to provide the medicine to Neko and the others.

{{Nihongo|Initializer|イニシャライザー|Inisharaizā}}

{{Voiced by|Junko Minagawa|Meaghan Avocato[5]}}

He has appearance of a little boy. His real name is unknown. Initializer has ability to nullify all kinds of magic from a witch, but he has to know what magic a witch used before he could "initialize" them. However, he can only nullify a witch's magic for 8 seconds, except during the 3-day New moon. He also can destroy a hatched Drasil instantly. It is unknown how he could have such an ability.

{{Nihongo|Akane|茜|Akane}}

{{Voiced by|Yui Kondou|Brittany Deans}}

A former Vingulf researcher who got wounded during Neko's escaping attempt. She gave Neko a package and entrusted her the following mission: "Save the world from utter destruction and ruin". The package contains an alien's fertilized egg and a communication device. Neko later gave the alien sample and device to Ryouta.

Supporting characters

{{Nihongo|Kogorou Hashiratani|柱谷 小五郎|Hashiratani Kogorō}}

{{Voiced by|Kentarou Itou|Jay Hickman}}

Ryouta's uncle. Working as a scientist whom Ryouta entrusts to reproduce the medicine needed for the magic-users. He dislikes traveling long distances, rejecting invitations that includes going overseas, and prefers to stay in his own town. He refuse to believe in supernatural phenomena until Kana's foresight was proven or witnessing Nanami's death. Kogorou went to the same college with Chisato whom he admired. Then Kogorou gets fascinated in examining the alien's fertilized egg that Ryouta had him look up on, and search for means to defend against Vingulf. The alien soon develop into an embryo. Sending a sample to America for some bait to learn the expectation of Vingulf's superiority, and then Kogorou deduces they are owned by a mysterious Dresden national government institute when examined the satellites' monitoring ranch through JAXA. He uses extreme methods in dealing to those who arrogantly want to take credit for alien discovery.

{{Nihongo|Kitsuka Hatta|八田 結花|Hatta Kikka}}

{{Voiced by|Mariko Honda|Christina Kelly}}

A middle-school student who lives next door to Ryouta that he tutors. Kitsuka has a crush on Ryouta that he is completely oblivious to. She later becomes classmates with Kana when she starts attending middle school and befriends her after learning of her secret. Kitsuka is afraid of swimming but gains courage thanks to Kana. Sometime later, Kitsuka is found to have been taken to Vingulf in means to be Ryouta's Eve of the new world.

{{Nihongo|Risa Kashiwagi|柏木 リサ|Kashiwagi Risa}}

{{Voiced by|Kana Yūki|Nancy Novotny[5]}}

Ryouta's classmate. She regularly expresses how intelligent Ryouta is, even though he usually was distant to females. Risa befriends Neko the day of her transfer originally due to saving her from drowning, and invites her to karaoke. Risa later gets into a car accident, and Hatsuna heals her burned wounds. As the story goes on, she comes to know Neko's mysterious power.

{{Nihongo|Masashi Takaya|高屋 雅史|Takaya Masashi}}

Ryouta's classmate. Takaya was first introduced when visiting the Maid café that Neko, Kazumi and Hatsuna were serving at. He dropped out of the first semester because there were rumors it was a violent incident. He is good-looking, with an aggressive behavior, but actually kind-hearted. After fighting some bullies, he learns of Hatsuna's secret. He becomes fond of Hatsuna, then confessed when heard of her foretold death. However, Hatsuna's excitement at the time speeds up her hatching, and she ends up almost killing him, just to later save his life after she is restored. Despite having a kind heart, Takaya is proven to have no touch while dealing with others, because as soon as Hatsuna agrees to date him, he demands her to have sex with him instead, much to her chagrin. He supports the astronomy club afterwards.

{{Nihongo|Mina Tachibana|橘 美奈|Tachibana Mina}}

The long-lost older sister of Kana Tachibana, says was kidnapped ten years prior. She is a journalist that is personally investigating Vingulf and the 'amount of children that went missing' in hopes that she will be reunited with her sister.

Examining the vast damage Valkyria caused. She suspects the story the media gave, that the damage caused by bombs (despite no sign of nuclear radioactivity) is a cover-up. Meeting with her fellow male reporter, the man cautions about her intention to inspect and warns her the possible danger. They learn about Kurofuku who they believe had connections with Vingulf is confined in a hospital. Realizing this is the lead she was looking for, Mina conspires to move Kurofuku out, which they succeeded. Despaired that Kurofuku vanish, she silently resumes her search with little hope from a photo (Rurumi's hatching and Kana's appearance) taken at the hospital. Until Mina and Kana reunite when visiting the Maid café. As Mina shares memories of their late parents with Kana and how to have been kidnapped, similar to Neko's case, they take an expensive trip to Ishigaki Island along with Ryouta's class to make up for the long separation. Unfortunately, Mina is killed by Makina, blocking the killing blow that was meant for Kana. She tearfully says goodbye to her sister.

Media

Manga

{{Main|List of Brynhildr in the Darkness chapters}}

The Gokukoku no Brynhildr manga is written and illustrated by Lynn Okamoto. It began serialization in Shueisha's Weekly Young Jump in January 2012. The first tankōbon volume was released on May 18, 2012;[6] fourteen volumes have been released as of July 17, 2015.[7] The series ended on March 31, 2016.[8]

Anime

{{see also|List of Brynhildr in the Darkness episodes}}

An anime adaptation was announced on November 11, 2013. The anime is directed by Kenichi Imazumi at studio Arms, with Yukinori Kitajima acting as head writer and Hiroaki Kurasu as chief animation director and character designer. The series premiered between April 6, 2014 and June 29, 2014 on Tokyo MX[9] and later on ytv, CTV, BS11 and AT-X. For episodes 1-9 the opening is "BRYNHILDR IN THE DARKNESS -Ver. EJECTED-" by Nao Tokisawa. From episode 10 onwards, the opening is "Virtue and Vice" by Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas. The ending song is "Ichiban Boshi" by Risa Taneda, Aya Suzaki, MAO, & Azusa Tadokoro.

Reception

Critical Reception of the anime of the series has mostly been negative with many reviewers comparing it to the 2004 series Elfen Lied, also created by Lynn Okamoto, and the many similarities between the two works. In reviews of the anime the story has been called "shoddy" and "incomplete" with none of the characters being particularly memorable or having much depth. In addition they have also noted the overuse of harem antics and cliches to the extent that the series often feels more like an ecchi harem comedy as opposed to a serious sci-fi/horror series.[10]

References

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External links

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