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  • List of RahXephon episodes
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  • In keeping with the musical theme of RahXephon, episodes are called "movements" and each volume of DVD is called an "orchestration". Each episode has a title screen that provides an English title for that episode, which generally does not correspond to a translation from the Japanese title. In addition to the 26 regular episodes, one recap episode was aired and one episode was released as an (OVA). These are placed in the list according to the series chronology.
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RomajiTitle
  • Aoki Chi no Kizuna
  • Atsumaru Hi
  • Ayanasu Hito no Tatakai
  • Burū Furendo
  • Chōritsu he no Tobira
  • Futari no Machi
  • Haruka Kuon no Kanata
  • Jibun no Tokei
  • Kagami no Naka no Shōnen
  • Kami no Futashika na Oto
  • Kanojo to Kanojo Jishin to
  • Kodomotachi no Yoru
  • Koko Yori Towa ni
  • Kuroi Tamago
  • Kyoja Kairo
  • Kōru Seiya
  • Meikyū he no Kikan
  • Mokusei Shōmetsu Sakusen
  • Ningen Hyōhon Dai Ichi Gō
  • Niraikanai
  • Shinjin Mezameru
  • Shuto Shinkō
  • Shōmetsu Toshi
  • Tanin no Shima
  • Toki no Hokora
  • Tokubetsu Henshūban Tsubasa no Kioku
  • Tsuioku no Sonata
  • Zefon no Kokuin
LineColor
  • F9D660
Aux
  • "Sanctuary"
  • "Awakening"
  • "Deus Ex Machina"
  • "Ground Zero"
  • "Time After Time"
  • "Memory"
  • "Downfall"
  • "Child Hood's End"
  • "Good Bye My Friend"
  • "Her and Herself/Thatness and Thereness"
  • "Interested Parties"
  • "Lost Songs Forgotten Melodies"
  • "NightMare"
  • "On Earth As It Is In Heaven"
  • "Over Lord"
  • "Phantom in the Cloud"
  • "Resonance"
  • "Sleeping Beauty"
  • "The Dreaming Stone"
  • "The Memory of a Lost City"
  • "The Moon Princess"
  • "Ticket to Nowhere"
  • "Time Enough For Love"
  • "Twin Music"
  • "War in the Remembrance"
  • "Watch the Year Hand"
  • "Welcome to Our Town"
  • "Where the Sweet Bird Song"
OriginalAirDate
  • 2002-01-21
  • 2002-01-28
  • 2002-02-04
  • 2002-02-18
  • 2002-02-25
  • 2002-03-04
  • 2002-03-11
  • 2002-03-18
  • 2002-03-25
  • 2002-04-09
  • 2002-04-16
  • 2002-04-23
  • 2002-04-30
  • 2002-05-07
  • 2002-05-21
  • 2002-05-28
  • 2002-06-04
  • 2002-06-11
  • 2002-06-18
  • 2002-06-25
  • 2002-07-02
  • 2002-07-30
  • 2002-08-06
  • 2002-08-13
  • 2002-08-20
  • 2002-08-27
  • 2002-09-10
  • -42900.0
EpisodeNumber
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14
  • 15
  • 16
  • 17
  • 18
  • 19
  • 20
  • 21
  • 22
  • 23
  • 24
  • 25
  • 26
  • OVA
  • Recap Episode
ShortSummary
  • --04-01
  • The special Plusculus edition of the [[#RahXephon video game
  • Combat between the Mu and the "Normal" humans breaks out in full, with the skies swarming with Dolem. Evacuation is completed. After the previous false start, Ayato and Quon now dive into the tuning with both feet.
  • Ayato is hindered in his escape by the same Dolem. The stalker, Haruka, is held safe by the RahXephon, but Reika stands on its shoulder as it is hit by an energy blast. Haruka shows Ayato the truth about the world. Ayato and Haruka wait with the RahXephon outside Tokyo Jupiter.
  • Quon awakens from a coma-like sleep and escapes from TERRA with Reika. At the same time, a Dolem appears. Quon reaches for a black egg that seems very similar to the egg Ayato found inside Tokyo Jupiter.
  • A Dolem that killed operator Kim Hotal's parents re-appears, but Ayato is not willing to give her the revenge she desires. Commander Kunugi and Director Watari are away dealing with the media, so Yagumo is left in charge.
  • Megumi is looking forward to a promotion and confessing to Souichi. Ayato is not coping with being a Mulian. Rikudoh tells Haruka about how Maya was found and how she ran away for Tokyo. Quon tells Ayato that she is a Mulian too, and they set off for Tokyo.
  • A flashback episode to when Itsuki, Helena, and Makoto were being raised at the Bähbem manor. Makoto finds a Mud Doll and decides to take it back to its mother and father.
  • Ayato is transported by aircraft carrier to TERRA's base. On the carrier, Ayato meets Quon and TERRA's commander. Ayato is locked up because TERRA considers him a threat. But Quon notices a threatening timbre.
  • Haruka investigates Quon, but the audience learns more about Haruka than about Quon. A Dolem appears to call Quon, but Ayato destroys it.
  • Ayato, Hiroko and Mamoru are on their way to a chemistry test with a stalker on their tail. Tokyo is suddenly invaded by futuristic fighters, and giant Dolem defend the capital. In the rubble Ayato encounters Reika Mishima. Ayato is arrested, but he's freed by his stalker; Ayato runs away from her with Reika. Ayato and Reika get on the subway and reach a special station called "The Shrine of Xephon" under Tokyo Bay. There, they discover a Dolem in storage, and further in they find a room with a blue sky, and a giant egg resting in a pool of water. The Dolems singing above affect Ayato, but Reika breaks through them with a song of her own. Suddenly the egg cracks, revealing wings inside, and Ayato says "Rah...Xephon".
  • Elvy and Haruka go out in the Vermillion to intercept Ayato and Quon, but a Dolem appears and fights the Vermillion, and they are unable to stop Ayato and Quon. They all enter Tokyo Jupiter. Ayato meets Maya, Hiroko and Mamoru.
  • The fighting comes to a head, with rising body counts and a rapidly diminishing list of characters left alive.
  • A Dolem swallows Ayato and shows him visions of Tokyo Jupiter, his mother, and his friends. But the visions of Haruka are the scariest ones.
  • Hiroko and Ayato escape from Tokyo Jupiter with the Mu, TERRA, The Bähbem Foundation, and the reporter Futagami all chasing them. Hiroko is too scared to tell Ayato about her blood turning blue. A dolem then appears and Ayato fights it. However the dolem is connected to Hiroko and once Ayato defeats the Doelm, Hiroko dies.
  • It's the new year on Nirai-Kanai. The weather is still unusual, and those who can hit the beach and go for a boat trip. Quon listens to Haruka's music. Then Ayato and Quon run off together, finding a shrine on the island.
  • Helena has learned more about Quon's state of awakening than what Istuki had intended, and she brings a Vermillion. Ayato and Elvy both learn why Ayato was locked up earlier. The RahXephon and Ayato give their first glimpse at being able to "re-tune", but only one person is truly aware of it.
  • A reporter starts an exclusive investigation on TERRA. TERRAs Alpha Squadron is replenished with new pilots after the losses in Overlord. The squadron commander, Elvy, takes a solo risk against a Dolem.
  • Nirai-Kanai is evacuated before an approaching Dolem, while one person stays behind to operate the defense systems.
  • Makoto replaces Kunugi as commander, and brings with him a new staff member. Mamoru seems to have successfully escaped from Tokyo, but a new Dolem follows him.
  • TERRA plans another operation against Tokyo Jupiter. Quon is again settled in at the Bähbem Foundation. Mamoru pays a visit to TERRA's deposed commander, and he discovers what has happened to Hiroko.
  • Ayato's distressed feelings causes the RahXephon to petrify. Head scientist Kisaragi and second in command Yagumo come up with a plan to resolve the situation. Ayato is settled in with the uncle of Megumi and Haruka; he reminds Megumi to "not do unto others".
  • Operation Downfall commences, and Ayato and Quon start entering the tuning. But Ayato is not comfortable with accepting Reika.
  • The Christmas season is beach season on Nirai-Kanai, and the closest thing to snow is the decorations at Kisaragi's much anticipated Christmas party. But this year, a Christmas cheer-up for his assistant goes overboard.
  • The RahXephon defeats the invaders as well as one of the Dolem. Ayato is taken home by his mother, who insists that there were no such things floating in the sky; Ayato, Reika, Hiroko and Mamoru all seem to be all right in school the next day. The stalker invites Ayato to meet again.
  • TERRAs operations commander takes a rare day off, giving an opportunity for re-visiting the past. Quon and Ayato help search for harmony.
  • Ayato wakes up on the modified La Grande Famille by René Magritte and enters the subway station, finding Quon. He asks her what to do, and promises to be gentle in the tuning. Sayoko stabs Itsuki to death and Bähbem reveals that Sayoko was programmed to love Itsuki. Nevertheless, Itsuki says he has found his blue bird and dies content. Prodded by Megumi, Haruka joins the tuning; as a consequence, Maya joins as well. Maya comes to terms with the fact that Ayato wants Haruka more than he wants a pure Mu world. Bähbem is robbed of his view of the tuning by a bullet from Takeshi. Ayato defeats Quon and re-tunes the world to one where he was not separated from Haruka. They are married and have a daughter named Quon. Haruka gets off the phone with Megumi and Hiroko and Mamoru are invited to a class reunion. Ayato has just finished a painting of a girl in a yellow dress looking out over the sea. Haruka asks coyly who the girl in the picture is, and it is explained through a Coda that the girl that Ixtli copied her appearance from was a young Haruka.
  • Ayato and Hiroko are given proof that their friends and family were not what they appeared to be. Hiroko is scared away by Mamoru and begs Ayato to escape with her.
EnglishTitle
  • From Here to Eternity
  • Bitterly Cold Holy Night
  • Blue Friend
  • City of Two
  • Day of Assembly
  • Doorway to the Tuning
  • Far Beyond Eternity
  • God and Man Awaken
  • God's Uncertain Music
  • His own Watch
  • Human Specimen #1
  • Invasion of the Capital
  • Island of Others
  • Kyoja Circuit
  • Memory of wing
  • Nirai-Kanai
  • Obliterated Cities
  • Operation Jupiter Obliteration
  • RahXephon Interlude
  • Return to the Labyrinth
  • Small Shrine of Time
  • Sonata of Recollection
  • The Artisan's Battle
  • The Black Egg
  • The Bond of Blue Blood
  • The Boy in the Mirror
  • The Carved Seal of Xephon
  • The Children's Night
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KanjiTitle
  • ここより永遠に
  • ゼフォンの刻印
  • ニライカナイ
  • ブルーフレンド
  • 二人の街
  • 人間標本第1号
  • 他人の島
  • 凍る聖夜
  • 子供たちの夜
  • 彼女と彼女自身と
  • 時の祠
  • 木星消滅作戦
  • 消滅都市
  • 特別編集版 翼の記憶
  • 神の不確かな音
  • 神人目覚める
  • 綾なす人の戦い
  • 自分の時計
  • 蒼き血の絆
  • 虚邪回路
  • 調律への扉
  • 迷宮への帰還
  • 追憶のソナタ
  • 遙か久遠の彼方
  • 鏡の中の少年
  • 集まる日
  • 首都侵攻
  • 黒い卵
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  • In keeping with the musical theme of RahXephon, episodes are called "movements" and each volume of DVD is called an "orchestration". Each episode has a title screen that provides an English title for that episode, which generally does not correspond to a translation from the Japanese title. In addition to the 26 regular episodes, one recap episode was aired and one episode was released as an (OVA). These are placed in the list according to the series chronology. The original air dates are schedule dates; these are calendar dates until the April series break, when Fuji Television moved RahXephon from Monday afternoons into a Tuesday late night anime block. Episodes 10 through 26 started at 25:55, which is at 1:55 a.m. Wednesday. This means that the calendar dates of the first and last episode airings are 21 January 2002 and 11 September 2002, respectively. Stations in the Fuji Network System affiliate Tōkai Television Broadcasting network started airing the series in the late night but moved it to late afternoons after the same series break. RahXephon thus remained both a late night and late afternoon anime series throughout its original run.