

Anime DetailsFinished
- Format
- web series (ONA)
- Episodes
- 10
- Episode length
- 4 min
- Total watch time
- 40 minutes
- Status
- Finished
- Aired
- June 5, 2017 – June 16, 2017
- Season
- Spring 2017
- Source
- Video game
- Studio
- Signal.MD
- Director
- Haruki Kasugamori
- Country
- Japan
- Also known as
- Luna-tan: 1-man Nen no Himitsu, Lunatan: 1 Man Nen no Himitsu, Lunatan: Ichimannen no Himitsu
Where to Watch Officially
A streaming link is not listed for this title yet.

Lunatan: 10,000-nen no Himitsu
Synopsis
In the anime's story, there was a prospering civilization thanks to giants called Luna who once brought the energy known as Mana. However, a giant tsunami struck the world and destroyed the civilization. The story takes place underground 10,000 years after the tsunami hit. The main characters are Mokugyo (voiced by Katsuyuki Konishi), a fish named with plant life growing from his back, and a talkative creature named Toriiruka (Tomoko Kaneda). The lonely, needle-covered animal named Harry (Kazutomi Yamamoto) and Yona (Hoko Kuwashima), a descendent of the ancients entrusted with with the rebirth of civilization, join the group. Mokugyo and Toriiruka may be able to safely return above ground.
Where to Watch Officially
A streaming link is not listed for this title yet.
Trailer
Watch on YouTubeCreators & key staff
- Director
- Haruki Kasugamori
Lunatan: 10,000-nen no Himitsu FAQ
How many episodes does Lunatan: 10,000-nen no Himitsu have?
Lunatan: 10,000-nen no Himitsu has 10 episodes of about 4 minutes each, roughly 40 minutes in total.
Is Lunatan: 10,000-nen no Himitsu finished?
Yes. Lunatan: 10,000-nen no Himitsu has finished airing — the final episode aired June 16, 2017.
What follows Lunatan: 10,000-nen no Himitsu?
No sequel is listed for Lunatan: 10,000-nen no Himitsu as of October 2026.
Is Lunatan: 10,000-nen no Himitsu based on a video game?
Yes. Lunatan: 10,000-nen no Himitsu adapts the video game.
Who animated Lunatan: 10,000-nen no Himitsu?
Lunatan: 10,000-nen no Himitsu was animated by Signal.MD and directed by Haruki Kasugamori.






