Silent Möbius

The series has been adapted into animation twice, first as a pair of films from 1991 to 1992 and later as a 26-episode television series in 1998. The first film was dubbed in English and released in the United States by Streamline Pictures, which was followed by a release of the entire anime by Bandai Entertainment with an English dub from Ocean Productions. The series also was adapted into the Japan-exclusive J-RPG Silent Möbius: Genei no Datenshi for the PlayStation in 1998, featuring an original plot. A new manga series entitled Silent Möbius QD began in 2013 as a sequel to the original series and concluded in 2019 after five volumes.

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• Type — manga • Title — Silent Möbius QD • Author — Kia Asamiya • Publisher — Kodansha • Magazine — Monthly Young Magazine • First — August 12, 2013 • Last — June 20, 2018 • Volumes — 5

• Type — manga • Title — Silent Möbius Tales • Author — Kia Asamiya • Publisher — Square Enix • Magazine — Monthly GFantasy • First — 2003 • Last — 2003 • Volumes — 2

• Title — Silent Möbius: Genei no Datenshi • Developer — TechnoSoft • Publisher — Bandai Visual • Genre — Graphic adventure, role-playing video game • Platforms — PlayStation • Released — December 23, 1998

• Type — tv series • Director — * Hideki Tonokatsu • Nobuyuki Takeuchi • Producer — * Shinjirō Yokoyama • Tōru Shimose • Makiko Iwata (#1–15) • Kaoru Saitō (#16–26) • Writer — * Hiroyuki Kawasaki • Hideki Tonokatsu • Music — * Jimmie Haskell • Suzie Katayama • Kenichi Sudō • Jamie Nakamura • Studio — Radix Shaft • Network — TXN (TV Tokyo) • First — 7 April 1998 • Last — 29 September 1998 • Episodes — 26

• Type — manga • Title — Möbius Klein • Author — Kia Asamiya • Publisher — MediaWorks • Magazine — Dengeki Comics EX • Published — 1994 • Volumes — 1

• Type — film series • Director — * Kazuo Tomizawa (#1) • Yasunori Ide (#2) • Producer — * Haruki Kadokawa • Keishi Yamazaki • Tōru Miura • Writer — * Kei Shigema (#1) • Manabu Nakamura (#2) • Music — Kaoru Wada • Studio — AIC • First — August 17, 1991 • Last — July 18, 1992 • Runtime — * 54 minutes (#1) • 58 minutes (#2) • Episodes — 2

• Type — manga • Author — Kia Asamiya • Publisher — Fujimi Shobo • Magazine — Comic Dragon • First — 1989 • Last — 1999 • Volumes — 12

• Name — Silent Möbius • Ja Kanji — サイレントメビウス • Ja Romaji — Sairento Mebiusu • Genre — Science fiction

In 1999, Gigelf Liqueur, aided by the Magician's Guild, set into motion a plan to open a gate between Earth and the world of Nemesis. The intent was to exchange Earth's polluted air and water with clean air and water from Nemesis. To aid in this endeavor, a huge cyclotron was built under Tokyo. However, Ganossa Maximilian, Gigelf's old apprentice, sabotaged the plan by opening the gate early and perverting the gate for his own means. For a number of years following this event, Gigelf and the Magician's Guild battled an invasion of Lucifer Hawk, their name for the inhabitants of Nemesis. Gigelf was killed in 2006 and it appeared the rest of the Guild met with similar fates over the next few years. In 2023, Rally Cheyenne felt partially responsible for the growing attacks on innocent humans by marauding creatures from Nemesis. She is of mixed heritage because her mother Lufa Cheyenne was a Magician's Guild member but her father was from Nemesis. Rally started the organization called the Attacked Mystification Police (AMP), with only three officers (Kiddy Phenil, Lebia Maverick, and Nami Yamigumo) and a sub-commander (Mana Isozaki). Over the next few years, she added Yuki Saiko, Katsumi Liqueur, and Lum Cheng to the team, all aiding in the fight to protect Earth from the vicious Lucifer Hawk.

The Attacked Mystification Police Department (AMP) is a branch of the Tokyo police force formed specifically to fight the Lucifer Hawk, and has the powerful pursuit aircraft the Simurgh at their disposal. • Rally Cheyenne (ラリー・シャイアン) • Toshiko Fujita (Japanese); Melora Harte (English, Streamline); Marcy Goldberg (English, Ocean) • Rally is the founder and chief of the AMP. She is quite powerful because she is half-human and half–Lucifer Hawk. • Mana Izosaki (磯崎真奈(いそざき まな)) • Mami Koyama (Japanese); Caroline Savenkoff (English, Ocean) • Mana is the section chief of the AMP who joined in 2028 and is a powerful sorceress. • Katsumi Liqueur (かつみ リキュール) • Naoko Matsui (Japanese); Iona Morris (English, Streamline); Nicole Oliver (English, Ocean) • Katsumi was recruited into the AMP to become their main weapon against the Lucifer Hawk of Nemesis. • Lebia Maverick (レビア・マーベリック) • Miho Nagahori (Japanese); Barbara Goodson (English, Streamline); Ellen Kennedy (English, Ocean) • The AMP's second in command. • Kiddy Phenil (キディ・フェニル) • Hiromi Tsuru (Japanese); Joyce Kurtz (English, Streamline); Lisa Ann Beley (English, Ocean) • Kiddy is a former special detective who is part cyborg. She is physically the strongest in AMP. She presents a gruff exterior and acts manly and mean, but is a caring person and falls in love with Ralph Bowmers. • Nami Yamigumo (闇雲那魅(やみぐも なみ)) • Chieko Honda (Japanese); Wendee Lee (English, Streamline); Nicole Amos (English, Ocean) • A Shinto priestess. • Yuki Saiko (彩弧由貴(さいこ ゆき)) • Maya Okamoto (Japanese); Juliana Donald (English, Streamline); Kelly Sheridan (English, Ocean) • Yuki is a young psychic. She is a keen cook and runs her own cafe. • Lum Cheng (藍菁(ラム・チェン)) • Akiko Hiramatsu (Japanese); Nicole Oliver (English, Ocean) • Lum originates from Neo Clone in Hong Kong. Still young, Lum can be immature and act rashly during battle, however her naïveté helps bind the AMP members. • Kenuo Grosspoliner • Kiyoshi Kawakubo (Japanese); Don Brown (English, Ocean) • Grosspoliner, also known as The Sword Emperor or the King of Swords, is a sapient weapon, and once belonged to Gigelf Liqueur. It has the ability to speak and change form, and folds into a skull-like shape when not active. It was locked away in an obelisk for 22 years and after it was freed by Katsumi Liqueur, it bonded itself to her.

• Robert (Roy) De Vice • Kōichi Hashimoto (Japanese); Barry Levy (English, Ocean) • Robert, also called Roy, is a Tokyo Police officer and becomes Katsumi's boyfriend. He and the other members of his squad were injected with small amounts of Dommel to increase their physical strength and reflexes. He is killed by Ganossa and his death drives Katsumi's conversion to evil. • Ralph Bowmers • Yasunori Matsumoto (Japanese); Paul Dobson (English, Ocean) • Ralph is a Tokyo Police officer in the Special Investigations Squad. Ralph was the officer investigating the Creature Trap and also the officer charged with bringing in Wire. He initially argues with Kiddy, but eventually falls in love with her. • Rosa Cheyenne (ローザ･シャイアン) • Gara Takashima (Japanese); Jenn Forgie (English, Ocean) • Rosa is Rally's younger sister and possesses similar abilities to Rally, but less powerful. Under Ganossa's influence, Rosa left for Nemesis and returned to try and destroy Rally. She appears to die and is released from her bondage after battling with her sister. • Maximilian Ganossa (ガノッサ・マクシミリアン) • Kaneto Shiozawa (Japanese); Trevor Devall (English, Ocean) • Maximilian Ganossa was involved in Project Gaia with Gigelf. Nemesis made him immortal and provided him with great power. • Lucifer Hawk (妖魔(ルシファーホーク)) • Kôji Nakata (Japanese); Jeff Winkless (English, Streamline); Paul Dobson (English, Ocean) • Generic term for the more powerful types of Lucifer Folk from Nemesis, an Extra-dimensional world which is home to Lucifer Folk. Humans have categorized them into three different types based on their capabilities: Category 3 are most common, but low intelligence; Category 2 have some intelligence and can communicate through speech; Category 1 have status in Nemesis, can communicate through speech and are capable of independent thought. The Streamline dub of the first film rewrites Lucifer Hawk as an individual character instead of a species.

The manga series started in 1989 and was published in the magazine Comic Dragon. It ended in 1999 after 12 volumes. In 2013, Asamiya began a new Silent Möbius series, titled Silent Möbius QD, which takes place 17 years after the original story. The manga finished on June 20, 2018. It is published in English by Udon Entertainment; previously it was published in English by Viz Media.

In 1998, a 26-episode animated TV series was produced by animation studio Radix. Hideki Tonokatsu served as director and Hiroyuki Kawasaki served as writer. American composer Jimmie Haskell produced the score for the series. A second season was planned, but it was canceled due to low ratings and sales of the first season.

Kia Asamiya announced that on Saturday, December 17, 2016, the stage play adaptation of Silent Möbius has been greenlit. The main staff and the main casts were revealed following December 23, as well as the run date from March 29 to April 2, 2017. The cast includes Karen Iwata, Saori Yasaka, Mutsuki Arisawa, Saki Suzuki, Rin Asuka, Mayu Sekiya, Emi Ōtori and Saki Funaoka.