main antagonist who is Kyosuke's fraternal twin sister and creator of the Flickers. She is accused of being the Devil. Although she appears to be five years old, she is actually seventeen years old. She appears as a five-year-old child when her Flickers are not in her body. When they were absorbed into her body, she transformed into a seventeen-year-old teenage girl, which is her true form and can turn into the mutant SoulAnubis. In the spinoff Nurse Witch Komugi, she is a five-year-old child star who works alongside her seventeen-year-old twin brother Kyosuke. Terminology - A very deadly antidote that was created by Daigo Tokisaka for the sole purpose of destroying the Beta Applicon. It is powerful enough to be hurled like missiles to wipe out all mankind on Earth. - A virus capable of turning humans into mutants by altering their DNA. - These are fragments of Runa that she generates as well as being reflections of her existence. - An organization founded by its director Richard Vincent and many surviving mutants to relieve those who were infected with the Beta Applicon. - Originally a funeral business company, the Kirihara Corporation is a large global conglomerate. Armed with cutting-edge science and power, facilities and factories are set up around the world. Anime This thirteen episode-series produced by Tatsunoko Productions and directed by Akiyuki Shinbo, premiered on the Japanese television network WOWOW on April 4, 2001 and ended exactly 3 months later on July 4, 2001. Two days after the last episode aired, North American anime licensor Geneon Entertainment USA licensed the series and released it on 4 volumes on DVD and VHS. In 2004, Geneon had re-released the series under their Signature Series label. It originally aired in the United States on TechTV as part of Anime Unleashed, and later aired on G4 after the TechTV merger. The series' opening theme is "Soul Taker" by JAM Project while the ending theme is "Memory" by Shinji Kakijima. References External links 2001 anime television series debuts Action anime and manga Anime with original screenplays Geneon USA MF Bunko J NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan Tatsunoko Production Wowow original programming Television series about mutants Filicide in fiction Fiction about resurrection Animated television series about twins