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However, with the mysterious death of the director and two other doctors, Dr. Tenma's position is restored. With no evidence to convict him, he is released and goes on to attain the position of hospital director.
Nine years later when Dr. Tenma saves the life of a criminal, his past comes back to haunt him—once again, he comes face to face with the monster he operated on. He must now embark on a quest of pursuit to make amends for the havoc spread by the one he saved.
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More charactersCharacters & Voice Actors Liebert, Johan Main Sasaki, Nozomu
Japanese Tenma, Kenzou Main Kiuchi, Hidenobu
Japanese Liebert, Anna Main Noto, Mamiko
Japanese Grimmer, Wolfgang Supporting Tanaka, Hideyuki
Japanese Lunge, Heinrich Supporting Isobe, Tsutomu
Japanese Heinemann, Eva Supporting Koyama, Mami
Japanese Dieter Supporting Takeuchi, Junko
Japanese Reest, Martin Supporting Ikeda, Shuuichi
Japanese Reichwein, Julius Supporting Nagai, Ichiro
Japanese Roberto Supporting Katsube, Nobuyuki
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More staff Staff Maruyama, Masao Producer Tamura, Manabu Producer Kobayashi, Mikiko Assistant Producer Kojima, Masayuki Director, Episode Director, Storyboard, Key Animation
Edit Opening Theme Preview Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Youtube Music "Grain" by Kuniaki Haishima Edit Ending Theme 1: "For The Love of Life" by David Sylvian (eps 1-32) 2: "Make It Home" by Fujiko Heming (eps 33-74)
Reviews Write review 391 Recommended 35 Mixed Feelings 33 Not Recommended All reviews (459) Mar 2, 2024 Tomioka760 Recommended Monster is a classic crime thriller anime from studio Madhouse from way back in 2004. The show follows Dr. Tenma, a brilliant Japanese surgeon in 90's Germany who risks his career to save a young boy dying from a bullet wound.

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Yuzuru often ditches school and runs away from home to take photos of dead animals and insects, putting strain between her relationship with her mother. It is revealed that she only took these photos to show her sister how horrible death is and not try to kill herself. This is proven to be a futile effort, however, as Shoko attempts to commit suicide, but she is rescued by Shoya in the last minute. Yuzuru later pursues photography and wins a photo contest. Tomohiro Nagatsuka (永束 友宏, Nagatsuka Tomohiro) A short, fat and lonely boy at Shoya's high school. When someone tries to steal his bike, Shoya offers his to be taken instead. Nagatsuka sees this act of kindness as an unbreakable act of friendship and proclaims himself Shoya's best friend. He is shown to be quite obsessive and protective of Shoya, and sometimes dislikes him befriending other people. However, Nagatsuka is also supportive of Shoya and often offers advice. He and Yuzuru try to encourage Shoya and Shouko to go out with each other, and are often disappointed by Shoya's repulsion towards romance. He has plans to become a millionaire, so he is willing to hand out money to friends, and is keen to become a film director, entering himself and Shoya into a film competition. Retrieved November 27, 2019. ^ Coats, Cayla (November 25, 2019). "Crunchyroll Editorial's Top 100 Anime of the Decade: 25–1". Crunchyroll. Archived from the original on December 3, 2019. Retrieved December 3, 2019. ^ Ashford, Sage (November 27, 2019). "10 Best Anime Series of the Last Decade, Ranked". Comic Book Resources. Archived from the original on December 3, 2019. Retrieved December 3, 2019.