ēlDLIVE

The first three chapters were published in English by Viz Media in 2014. A 12-episode anime television series adaptation by Pierrot aired between January and March 2017.

Chūta Kokonose is a middle school boy who has been able to hear a voice that no one else could hear for as long as he could remember. One day, a strange blue alien named Chips appeared and recruited him to the space police, ēlDLIVE because he fit the requirements. During his entrance test, he discovered the voice he hears actually comes from a small white alien living in his body who he later named Dolugh. Combining his power with Dolugh, he was able to complete his exam using a power called SPH (Space Pheromone), used only by aliens. Chūta, now an officer, along with his coworker and classmate, Misuzu Sonokata, and the rest of the Solar System Area station have to work together to protect the universe from dangerous criminals.

Chūta Kokonose (九ノ瀬 宙太, Kokonose Chūta) Voiced by: Ayumu Murase (Japanese); Morgan Berry (English) Chūta is a fourteen-year-old second-year student at Shirobori Middle School. Recruited by Chips, he serves as a Rank 1 officer in élDLIVE's Division 2 at the Solar System District station, partnering with his classmate Misuzu Sonokata and Chips. He shares a symbiotic bond with Dolugh, a Monitalien whose voice only he has heard since childhood. Orphaned early, he lives with his aunt Mimi, whose poor housekeeping led him to become skilled in home economics. Once withdrawn after blaming himself for a childhood accident that killed four friends, he gradually gains confidence through his work at élDLIVE, fighting alongside Misuzu and Dolugh to protect others. Dolugh (ドルー, Dorū) Voiced by: Rie Kugimiya (Japanese); Kristen McGuire (English) Dolugh is a Monitalien living in Chūta's body. He also acts as Chūta's SPH organ. Only Chūta can hear him, and his physical form did not appear until Chūta saved Tateyan. He is attached to Chūta until the day he dies, and if something happens to one of them, the other will feel it. The red gem on his forehead is one of the lost glyphs of Planet Glyph, where he was created for the purpose of monitoring other planets. Dolugh is a very curious and inquisitive creature, who also shows surprising insightfulness. He went through an upgrade during the remote control case and gained wings. His powers work by having Chūta visualize the attack and Dolugh executing it. Misuzu Sonokata (其方 美鈴, Sonokata Misuzu) Voiced by: Saori Hayami (Japanese); Dawn M. Bennett (English) Misuzu is Chūta's teammate in élDLIVE's Division 2 and his classmate, originally assigned to observe him. A Rank 3 officer, she is intensely professional, contrasting with her popularity as an honor student at school. She joined the organization to escape her father's control, unaware her missing six months of memories stem from SPH organ implantation during the Taklimakan Project. This left her dependent on pills she believes are environmental adapters. Initially dismissive of Chūta, she begins respecting him after he clears her name during a critical case. Though she briefly avoids him when Dolugh's upgrade changes his scent, Dr. Love helps her overcome this. Her SPH abilities manifest as glowing purple rings. While competitive with Veronica, they share a bond with Ninotchka as fellow recruits from the same period.

Laine Brick (レイン・ブリック, Rein Burikku) Voiced by: Tatsuhisa Suzuki (Japanese); Daman Mills (English) The Chief of the Solar System Bureau. He wears an eyepatch to cover his artificial eye. He has a friendly, carefree personality, but also shows hints of a more mysterious, scheming side. However, he cares about his subordinates very much. He is one of the few who knows Misuzu's past. It is hinted that he got his position quickly despite his young age because of other reasons. He is shown enjoying sweets a lot, especially dango. For unknown reasons, he dislikes Madigan. Chips (チップス, Chippusu) Voiced by: Daiki Kobayashi (Japanese); Lara Woodhull (English) A small blue alien who's the leader of Division 2 as well as the one who leads Chūta to élDLIVE. He holds the rank of Assistant Inspector, and act as support during cases. The antenna on his head allows him to shoot different types of SPH, one of which allows people to transfer from place to place. He is very rule-abiding and acts as the voice of reason, but can be childish as well. He says "-chu" at the end of all his sentences. He gets drunk on green tea. Veronica Borowczyk (ベロニカ・ボロズウィック, Beronika Borozuwikku) Voiced by: Riho Iida (Japanese); Morgan Lauré (English) A criminal investigation assistant inspector and the leader of Division 5 of the CID. She is hot-headed, blunt person who is very competitive, especially against Misuzu. Her, Ninotchka, and Misuzu are friends as they all joined ēlDLIVE around the same time. She has a horn on her forehead that is usually hidden until she activates her SPH, which mainly boosts her leg power. Nina Mikhailovna Pavlova (ニーナ・ミハイロヴナ・パーヴロヴァ, Nīna Mihairovuna Pāvurovua) Voiced by: Lynn (Japanese); Alexis Tipton (English) A criminal investigation officer who usually goes by the nickname Ninotchka (ニノチカ, Ninochika). She is in the 5th division and Veronica's partner. She joined ēlDLIVE around the same time as Veronica and Misuzu, which is how they became friends. A kind, gentle girl, she is also often the one who tries to stop Veronica and Misuzu from fighting and to admonish Veronica whenever she gets too hot-headed. She grew out her long hair to hide her body whenever she activates her SPH, as it causes her body to become very exposed. Her SPH takes the form of green funnels. In Season 4, she enrolled into Shirobori Middle School along with Veronica to bodyguard Dr. Love. Dr. Love (Dr.ラヴ, Dr. Ravu) / Taklamakan Strange Love (タクラマカン・ストレインジ・ラヴ, Takuramakan Sutoreinji Ravu) Voiced by: Yoshitsugu Matsuoka (Japanese); Brandon McInnis (English) A 500-year-old genius scientist who appears as a teenage boy due to self-administered rejuvenation. His groundbreaking contributions to élDLIVE have made him a target for criminals, forcing him to relocate to Earth under Solar System bureau protection. As the former head of the controversial Taklamakan Project involving SPH organ transplants, he now provides medication for project survivor Misuzu. After surviving an attempted kidnapping by Darie Lime, who sought to access a supposed "door" in Misuzu's mind, he transfers to Shirobori to study Chūta and Dolugh more closely. While brilliant in his field, he struggles with social interactions, particularly with women, and often becomes overly absorbed in his research. Meeru Riggs (メェル・リッグス, Meeru Riggusu) Voiced by: Kenichirou Matsuda (Japanese); Chris Rager (English) Tonto Art Tonto (トント・アート・トント, Tonto Āto Tonto) Voiced by: Eriko Matsui (Japanese); Apphia Yu (English) Professor Isaac (イサク教授, Isaku Kyouju) Voiced by: Souichi Abe Vega Victor (ヴェガ・ヴィクター, Vuega Vuikutā) Voiced by: Hiroshi Kamiya Vega is anime original character that does not appear in the manga. Harry (ハリー, Harī) Voiced by: Neeko Maclane (マクレーン, Makurēn) Voiced by: Minami Takahashi Melies (メリエス, Meriesu) Voiced by: Masaaki Ihara Sheronimo (シェロニモ, Sheronimo) Voiced by: Tomotaka Hachisuka Marley (マーリー, Mārī) Voiced by: Ayako Uemura Virgil (ヴァージル, Vājiru) Madigan (マディガン, Madigan)

Kieshi (キエシ, Kieshi) Voiced by: Ken Narita Bunyu (ブニュ, Bunyu)

Ken Mizoguchi (溝口 健, Mizoguchi Ken) Voiced by: Takashi Kondō

Saotome (さおとめ, Saotome) / Bocha (ボーチャー, Boochaa) Voiced by: Shizuka Itō (Japanese), Whitney Rodgers (English) (Saotome), Kenichirou Matsuda (Bocha) A teacher at Chūta's school. A highly attractive lady with pink hair, lips and eyes, she is commonly seen in Chūta's school wearing a pink top with a huge collar and an extremely short yellow pencil skirt. Apart from being rather slack on the rules, the boys at school are intrigued by her enormous breasts. Dragline (ドラグライン, Doragurain) Voiced by: Masaaki Ihara (Japanese); Chris Guerrero (English)

ēlDLIVE, written and illustrated by Akira Amano, began serialization on Shueisha's online app Jump Live on August 1, 2013; it ran for two seasons before moving to Shueisha's new digital publication service Shōnen Jump+ on September 22, 2014. The series finished on November 5, 2018. Shueisha collected its chapters in eleven tankōbon volumes, released from December 4, 2013, to January 4, 2019. Viz Media published the English translation of the first three chapters in their Weekly Shounen Jump publication from September to October 2014. They released the volumes digitally from April 25, 2017, to October 22, 2019. On May 30, 2014, a visual book titled Rebo to Dlive was released, featuring new and old illustrations from Amano's works, including ones from ēlDLIVE.

An anime television series adaptation was announced for January 2017 and aired between January 8, 2017, and March 26, 2017. The series was produced by Pierrot, and directed by Takeshi Furuta and Tomoya Tanaka, with scripts written by Toshimitsu Takeuchi, character designs by Han Seungah and Keiichirou Matsui, and music composed by Yasuharu Takanashi. The opening theme is "Our sympathy" by female singer Alfakyun, and the ending theme is "Kimi no Koe ga..." by the group The Super Ball. Crunchyroll streamed the series. Funimation streamed an English dub. On the last day of 2016, the official website revealed the rough design for the new characters by Akira herself.

The anime series' first episode received mixed reviews from Anime News Network's staff during the Winter 2017 season previews. Rebecca Silverman noted how the aesthetic of the episode, with its alien designs and story presentation, added to the basic shonen introduction that felt like a return to the fun Saturday morning cartoons of yesteryear. Nick Creamer criticized the first half for having stilted writing and the second half for revealing the show's "fundamental blandness" with a lackluster execution of its premise. Bamboo Dong said that the show would not have the longevity to be in the "Annals of anime history," but gave praise to the overall throwback to '90s cartoons in both its character designs and "sense of nostalgic excitement." Paul Jensen expressed what both Silverman and Dong said about the Saturday morning cartoon quality of the series' episode, saying it will appeal to that kind of audience for a few episodes instead of the average "late-night anime audience." Theron Martin commended the visual style and technical transitions throughout the episode but was critical of the two main leads having generic personality traits. During its airing in February 2017, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department teamed up with ēlDLIVE to fight illegal employment which the posters had put up in some areas around February 2017.

Allen Moody of THEM Anime Reviews said about the series overall: "Hardly deep, but a terrific ride; fans of classic sci-fi should have a great time. It's flashy (even if, admittedly, often incredibly silly-though maybe that cheesiness is part of its charm), downright weird at times, and has a number of endearing cast members (and if we have issues with Misuzu's personality, at least her transformation looks impressive.) And it's got that ineffable quality of childlike innocence, in spite of its fanservice, which is a pretty good trick."