Seraphim Call
Seraphim Call is a Japanese anime series by Sunrise from 1999. Seraphim Call may be considered avant-garde in several respects. For example: it is an anthology of individual stories while most other anime is serialized. Other examples include a surprise ending that comes at the beginning of one of the stories, an episode seen entirely through the eyes of a plush toy, one is largely a Thunderbirds parody, and two nearly identical episodes from individual twin perspectives. The experimentation in plot structure can be very subtle often requiring the viewer to watch each episode twice before noticing it.
Plot
Each story takes place in the year 2010, in a futuristic city named Neo-Acropolis on an artificial island in Japan. Among the city's residents are 11 girls, each facing a different dilemma.Characters
;Yukina Kurimoto;Tanpopo Teramoto
;Chinami Ouse
;Hatsumi Kusunoki
;Shion Murasame
;Sakura Murasame
;Saeno Hiiragi
;Ayaka Rindoh
;Kasumi Kurenai
;Kurumi Matsumoto
;Urara Tachibana
Episodes
Ending themes
Each episode has a different ending theme performed by the voice actress of the main character. The closing theme to the final episode is "I miss you" written and performed by "ancy".| Episode | Character | Voice actress | Song title |
| 1 | Yukina Kurimoto | Hiroko Kasahara | "Yume mite mo ii ja nai" |
| 2 | Tanpopo Teramoto | Taeko Kawada | "Baby Pink na Asa" |
| 3 | Chinami Ōse | Akiko Yajima | "Sorekara..." |
| 4 | Hatsumi Kusunoki | Emiko Ito | "Viva! Onnanoko Domei" |
| 5 | Shion Murasame | Miki Nagasawa | "Now Is The Time" |
| 6 | Sakura Murasame | Chinami Nishimura | "50% no Balance" |
| 7 | Saeno Hīragi | Kyoko Tsuruno | "Return to Myself" |
| 8 | Ayaka Rindō | Rei Sakuma | "Surprise wa yamerarenai" |
| 9 | Kasumi Kurenai | Yu Asakawa | "Endless Tomorrow" |
| 10 | Kurumi Matsumoto | Ayako Kawasumi | "Album" |
| 11 | Urara Tachibana | Maria Yamamoto | "Yes, it's my true love" |