Umi - Wind and Sea 虹色の宝物(まりん&萌ヴァージョン)"Niji Iro no Takaramono (Marin & Moe version) - Rainbow Colored Treasure" sung by KAORI and Ayaka Saito 敵 Teki - Enemy さみしい気持ち Samishii Kimochi - Lonely Feeling 考えるモノ Kangaeru Mono - One Who Thinks 歩いていこう Aite Ikou - Let's Walk Ahead 紫色の亀(ポイクン) Murasaki Iro no Kame (Poikun) - The Purple Turtle 破壊的な色 Hakaiteki na Iro - Destructive Color 運命 Unmei - Fate 掟 Okite - Rule 天駆けるモノ Amatsu Kakeru Mono - One Who Files Across the Sky 断罪執行(スキアー) Danzai Shikkou (Skia) - Execution 少女の色 Otome no Iro - Color of Girl まりんとメラン Marin to Melan - Marin and Melan パスカの日 Pasuka no Hi - Day of Pasca sung by KAORI Single CD OP Theme : sung by Ikuko ED Theme : sung by KAORI Original Karaoke : Original Karaoke : Manga Unlike many anime titles, the manga for BRIGADOON: marin & μελαν was made to promote the anime. It was created by Nozomi Watase and based on the original concept by Hajime Yatate and Yoshitomo Yonetani. Volume 1 was first published in Japan by Kadokawa Shoten in 2000 followed by Volume 2 in 2001. Both were later translated into English by Tokyopop and printed in 2003. The main characters and the basic plot are essentially the same as in the anime, but the manga is not a completely faithful adaptation and there are some significant differences. It is also much shorter in length, being only two books with five chapters each. The English version uses some terms and names that are different from the ones used in the anime, even though both were translated by the same company. Volume list References External links Brigadoon: Marin & Melan Official website at Sunrise (archived) WOWOW archive Brigadoon: Marin & Melan at TokyoPop (archived) 2000 anime television series debuts 2000 manga Anime with original screenplays Bandai Namco franchises Cultural depictions of Buzz Aldrin Cultural depictions of Neil Armstrong Cultural depictions of Michael Collins (astronaut) Cultural depictions of Richard Nixon Fiction set in 1969 Hideyuki Kurata Kadokawa Shoten manga Shōnen manga Sunrise (company) Television shows set in Tokyo Tokyopop titles Wowow original programming