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English: Witch Hunter Robin
Synonyms: WHR
Japanese: Witch Hunter ROBIN

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Type: TV
Episodes: 26
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jul 2, 2002 to Dec 24, 2002
Premiered: Summer 2002
Broadcast: Tuesdays at Unknown
Producers: Bandai Visual
Licensors: Funimation, Bandai Entertainment
Studios: Sunrise
Source: Original
Duration: 25 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 7.331 (scored by 32,342 users)
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Ranked: #23242
2 based on the top anime page. Please note that 'Not yet aired' and 'R18+' titles are excluded.
Popularity: #1131
Members: 77,059
Favorites: 530
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Witch Hunter Robin
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Ranked #2324Popularity #1131Members 77,059
Summer 2002TVSunrise
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Witches are individuals with special powers like ESP, telekinesis, mind control, etc. Robin, a 15-year-old craft user, arrives from Italy to Japan to work for an organization named STN Japan Division (STN-J) as a replacement for one of STN-J's witch hunters who was recently killed. Unlike other divisions of STN, STN-J tries to capture the witches alive in order to learn why and how they became witches in the first place.

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Characters & Voice Actors

Sena, Robin
Sena, Robin
Main
Watanabe, Akeno
Japanese
Watanabe, Akeno
Amon
Amon
Main
Takewaka, Takuma
Japanese
Takewaka, Takuma
Lee, Michael
Lee, Michael
Main
Yuuki, Hiro
Japanese
Yuuki, Hiro
Sakaki, Haruto
Sakaki, Haruto
Main
Fukuyama, Jun
Japanese
Fukuyama, Jun
Doujima, Yurika
Doujima, Yurika
Main
Hikami, Kyouko
Japanese
Hikami, Kyouko
Karasuma, Miho
Karasuma, Miho
Main
Kouda, Kaho
Japanese
Kouda, Kaho
Nagira, Shunji
Nagira, Shunji
Supporting
Yamanoi, Jin
Japanese
Yamanoi, Jin
Kurosawa, Akio
Kurosawa, Akio
Supporting
Ohba, Mahito
Japanese
Ohba, Mahito
Kirihara, Kazuhiro
Kirihara, Kazuhiro
Supporting
Endo, Moriya
Japanese
Endo, Moriya
Kousaka, Shintarou
Kousaka, Shintarou
Supporting
Tsuji, Shinpachi
Japanese
Tsuji, Shinpachi

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Murase, Shukou
Murase, Shukou
Director
Kujou, Rion
Kujou, Rion
Director
Fujino, Sadayoshi
Fujino, Sadayoshi
Sound Director
Hiramatsu, Tadashi
Hiramatsu, Tadashi
Storyboard, Key Animation


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"Shell" by Bana

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#1: "Half Pain" by Bana (eps 01-14,16-25)
#2: "Shell (instrumental)" by Bana (eps 15,26)




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Jan 24, 2007
26 of 26 episodes seen
Xinil (All reviews)
217 people found this review helpful
Witch Hunter Robin (WHR) is a dark, mysterious Anime centering around Robin Sena, a witch. Though technically, Robin is no witch, but actually a "craft" user. I won't go into details, but craft users hunt the witch users. Sound interesting? It is.

The story behind this show really draws you forward throughout each episode. It's not a boss of the week show, and it's not a mindless action flick. You'll follow Robin as she finds out more and more secrets about the witch hunting organization she works for. The trials she goes through in order to achieve these hidden secrets are quite entertaining.

The animation is read more
Jun 22, 2008
26 of 26 episodes seen
Alexius (All reviews)
80 people found this review helpful
Witch Hunter Robin is one of those shows that draws you in unconditionally. While some people might not appreciate or enjoy the genre or story, either after the fact or at first glance, I believe that anyone who loves intellectually grasping stories and characterization should at least try out the first few episodes of Witch Hunter Robin.

While the story and plot is slow (sometimes tremendously), the overall plotline and conclusion to the anime makes you really see the epic and vast nature of just what was being approached with this series. Starting like any normal "monster-of-the-week" series, you are compelled into the daily investigations of read more
Mar 4, 2010
26 of 26 episodes seen
JesterInk (All reviews)
68 people found this review helpful
I'll admit it right now. I struggled to finish this anime. The characters I enjoyed, but didn't love. The plot (what plot?) was non-existent until the 15th episode, the setting and general storyline got boring, and after a while I just didn't care any more.

Now, although I did not like it, I would not call it a bad anime. It does have a level of drive that you don't really notice until you realize, "wow, I finished this after all?" It does not have much substance, but the little it does have it works with well and makes sure to tie up all the read more
Aug 2, 2007
26 of 26 episodes seen
rkrempel (All reviews)
33 people found this review helpful
Those less familiar with the gothic/horror/scifi crossover genre might enjoy this series a lot more, at least 1 or 2 points more, than I did. If, on the other hand, you've seen a lot of this sort of stuff, this series will inevitably seem somewhat predictable.

I'll not go into details to avoid spoilers, but let's just say that everything in the plot basically ended up doing what I thought it was doing. Masked soldiers, young girl with powers, weirdo green liquid, brooding hero-type, they were all unable to surprise me. Another annoyance was that I couldn't identify with any of the characters, which seemed emotionless, read more

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