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In the year 2010 AD, Hyper Hurricanes born concurrently all over the world caused severe damage. Five billion people lost their lives, decreasing the world's population to 3 billion. Existing economies and militaries were wiped out. Countries were frozen under solid ice, plains sank beneath seas, the world was changed dramatically. Human civilization enters a chaotic era. Poverty flourished outside of these ecomomic zones and slums were widespread. The ruling class called themselves Logos and maintained their position by force of arms. They call the poor Revenus, who are exiled to live outside the special economic areas. Time has passed since then. Katsuragi Jo and Tsurasawa Jin, escape from Phantom, a force organised to watch Revenus and to suppress renegade elements of the Logos, taking with them a mysterious girl, Noto Sana. There are many who are interested in her, all with their own reasons.
Innocent Venus is a TV series from Brain's Base, and it premiered in summer 2006. It has twelve episodes of about 23 minutes each, which adds up to about 5 hours in total. Jun Kawagoe and Megumi Saito sat in the director's chair.
The tone is adventure, drama, and mecha. The story centres on Jin Tsurasawa, Jo Katsuragi, and Sana Nobuto. Tomohisa Ishikawa wrote the score.
This one should land well if you enjoy journeys, new places and a sense of discovery or you like emotional stories that take their time. Its fan score on AniList is 6.2 out of 10, which is mixed. On AniList, it was one of the most popular anime of 2006, at #88 for the year. If it clicks with you, ALDNOAH.ZERO and Avenger are common next picks from the same fans.
It is an adventure, drama, and mecha story.
Jun Kawagoe and Megumi Saito directed it, and Brain's Base handled the animation.
A streaming link is not listed for this title yet.
12 episodes are listed.
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Innocent Venus has 12 episodes of about 23 minutes each, roughly 4 h 36 min in total.
About 4 h 36 min back to back. At two episodes a day it takes 6 days; at one hour a day, about 5 days.
Yes. Innocent Venus has finished airing — the final episode aired October 26, 2006.
No sequel is listed for Innocent Venus as of October 2026.
Innocent Venus was animated by Brain's Base and directed by Jun Kawagoe.
One listed opening is "Noble Roar", performed by Yousei Teikoku.