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Planetes
2003–2004
· TV Show
· 25 min episodes
· 1 season
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Ai Tanabe joins the Debris Section of the Technora Corporation as they work to remove the debris left around Earth. As Ai tries to accommodate to space life, she learns more about her crew on the dilapidated 'Toy Box'.
Details
- Studio
- SUNRISE
- Released
- 4 October 2003
- Country
- Japan
- Language
- Japanese
- Episode length
- 25 min
- Rated
- TV-14
- Episodes
- 26 across 1 season
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