Karas: The Prophecy
May 25, 2005 · 1h 20m
Director
Keiichi Sato, Hiroshi YamazakiOverview
Tokyo: a city populated by both humans and ghostly beings. They exist in both dimensions, seen and unseen: spirits, apparitions, demons. The balance between these two dimensions has long been upheld by the city's guardian crow Karas and his masters. But that balance has been thrown into disarray as Eko, a former Karas, has attempted to seize power and bring order to the streets through force. The entity Yurine, who represents the will of the people, stands in his way with her newly risen Karas. Now an ageless battle stretching across both dimensions and killing humans and spirits alike is in progress. Karas is humanity's last hope.
Cast of Karas: The Prophecy
Crew of Karas: The Prophecy
Keiichi SatoDirector, Original Story
Hiroshi YamazakiDirector- Shin YoshidaWriter
Masaya HondaWriter- Shoichi YoshidaProducer
- Takaya IbiraProducer
- Hiroshi OkudaEditor
- Pat RodmanSupervising Sound Editor
- Mark A. RozettSound Mixer
- Kazunobu SanoAnimation
- Kevin PatzeltSound Editor
- Sean FoyeDialogue Editor
- Hitoshi ArigaThanks
About Karas: The Prophecy
What is Karas: The Prophecy about?
Tokyo: a city populated by both humans and ghostly beings. They exist in both dimensions, seen and unseen: spirits, apparitions, demons. The balance between these two dimensions has long been upheld by the city's guardian crow Karas and his masters. But that balance has been thrown into disarray as Eko, a former Karas, has attempted to seize power and bring order to the streets through force…
When was Karas: The Prophecy released?
Karas: The Prophecy was released on May 25, 2005.
How long is Karas: The Prophecy?
Karas: The Prophecy runs 1 hour 20 minutes (80 minutes).
Who directed Karas: The Prophecy?
Karas: The Prophecy was directed by Keiichi Sato and Hiroshi Yamazaki.
Who is in the cast of Karas: The Prophecy?
The cast of Karas: The Prophecy includes Soko Wada (Otoha (voice)), Takahiro Sakurai (Hoshunin Eko (voice)), Hitomi Nabatame (Homura (voice)), Keiji Fujiwara (Nue (voice)) and Kasumi Suzuki (Yurine (voice)).