Dusk Maiden of Amnesia

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PremiereSpring 2012

Original Work (Author)Maybe

DirectorShin Oonuma

Series CompositionKatsuhiko Takayama

Character DesignYukiko Ban

Music帆足圭吾, 高田龍一

Episodes12 Episodes

Animation StudioSILVER LINK.

Opening Theme (OP)CHOIR JAIL - 鈴木このみ

Ending Theme (ED1)カランドリエ - 奥井亜紀 / 作曲 - 田代智一 / 編曲 - 後藤康二

Ending Theme (ED2)カランドリエ -夕子- - 庚夕子（原由実）

Dusk Maiden of Amnesia is a TV anime series blending horror, mystery, romance, and supernatural elements, adapted from the manga by めいびい. The story follows Yuuko Kanoe, a ghost who has haunted her school for decades, and Teiichi Niiya, the boy who can see her, as they unravel the dark secrets behind her forgotten past. Produced by SILVER LINK. under the direction of Shin Oonuma, with series composition by Katsuhiko Takayama, the series masterfully balances eerie gothic atmosphere with heartfelt emotional depth. A must-watch for fans of supernatural romance wrapped in compelling mystery.

Seikyou Academy stands as one of the most prestigious schools around, but beneath its distinguished reputation lies a chilling legend dating back sixty years—a young woman met her end in the crumbling old building tucked away on the school grounds, and neither the circumstances nor the motive were ever uncovered. Ghost stories and eerie rumors have haunted the campus ever since. Curiously, the academy is home to a Paranormal Investigations Club, though its origins are far stranger than most students realize: the club's very founder is the restless spirit herself, Yuuko Kanoe, a girl caught between worlds with no memory of her own death. Everything shifts when first-year student Teiichi Niiya stumbles into the abandoned building and discovers he possesses the rare ability to perceive her. Drawn together by this inexplicable connection, the two join forces with the club's other members to dig into the layers of mystery shrouding Seikyou Academy.

Dusk Maiden of Amnesia

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