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Dallos

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Jikan Score: 5.98

Airing Status: Finished Airing

Total Number of Episodes: 4

Streaming Platforms

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Synopsis

There was a time when life on Earth ran out of resources due to overpopulation. As a result, colonists were sent to the Moon, where they had to do dangerous and challenging mining jobs. Their efforts paid well, as the people of Earth now prosper from the Moons bounty—but the colonists lives are still riddled with terror.

When an extremist group kidnaps Melinda Hearst, the girlfriend of a government official, tensions on the Moon reach a critical point. Third-generation colonist Shun Nonomura struggles to decide whether to lay low or join the rebellion. However, in the distance looms Dallos, a mysterious structure that could change the course of Lunar history.

[Written by MAL Rewrite]

Background

Dallos was made in 1983 by Studio Pierrot, becoming world's first OVA series. It was also the directorial debut of Mamoru Oshii, who would later go on to direct such films as Angel's Egg, the first two Urusei Yatsura movies, and Ghost in the Shell.

Episodes

Episode #	Title	Contains Filler	Summary
1	Remember Bartholomew	False		Modify Remove
1	Remember Bartholomew	False		Modify Remove
2	Order to Destroy Dallos!	False		Modify Remove
2	Order to Destroy Dallos!	False		Modify Remove
3	The Bottomless Sea - Act I	False		Modify Remove
3	The Bottomless Sea - Act I	False		Modify Remove
4	The Bottomless Sea - Act II	False		Modify Remove
4	The Bottomless Sea - Act II	False		Modify Remove

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