Endride

is a Japanese multimedia project that features an anime with the same name and a smartphone game named. The project features the original character designs of Kazushi Hagiwara and Nobuhiro Watsuki. The anime television series by Brain's Base and Lapin Track, directed by Keiji Gotoh and written by Touko Machida aired from April 2, 2016 to September 24, 2016. The smartphone game was released on November 24, 2016.[4][5][6]

Plot

Characters

Main characters

Ignauts

The leader of the rebel group "Ignauts". He draws many people to his cause with his intelligence and strength in battle. As a revolutionary, he has a hostile relationship with Prince Emilio. He is the only known member of the "Ignauts" who doesn't have a Warp Relic, but he uses twin swords that double as a whip and can fight right on par with anyone who uses a Warp Relic. He once had a Zoozian for a friend named Lucio, but he was killed by a lord, so he decided to get revenge on the world in the form of a revolution. With Delzaine dead he now steers the Ignauts towards restoring order to Endora.

A member of Ignauts. She's a strong fighter who wields a giant sword as her Warp Relic. She is half Zoozian, a race of animal humanoids that are currently being persecuted by the Endras for their strength and power but because of her appearance she was able to pass for an Endra. She was working undercover for the Zoozian's serving Delzaine because she needed the money for her family, since her father is a Zoozian and her mother married him, no one would lend their support to them and they were forced to do the worst of jobs to make ends meet, but after Delzaine's death she decides to help the Ignauts restore order to kingdom. Not only is she a strong fighter, but she is also medically skilled she can treat injuries on a First Aid basis.

A member of Ignauts who is no good in a battle but has a mysterious ability to predict the future. Because of his appearance he is often mistaken for a girl. He is very intuitive and sensitive to his surroundings. His Warp Relic is a cloth that serves as a barrier, which he controls at will.

A member of Ignauts who has a silent and cool personality, and adores Demetrio. He uses double swords to fight, but he can summon a Warp Relic sword if necessary. He often argues with Mischa. Demetrio saved him from the streets years ago, which is why he is fiercely loyal to him.

An assassin girl that was sent to take out Emilio, she started off as an orphan child, and then was taken and sold because of her Warp Relic. As an assassin she was taught that she needed to kill in order to survive. She was freed by Demetrio and was offered to join the Ignauts. Because of her training and upbringing, she shows little emotion. Her Warp Relic is a bunch of floating, exploding projectiles that she can control with her mind. She is also skilled in hand to hand combat so much so that she can keep up with Felix or Demetrio. It is unknown who sent her after Emilio but in Mischa's flashback that person had a portrait of Emilio hanging above her cage. Like all the other members of the Ignauts she looks up to Demetrio. Since she is so young, she is hard to take seriously but she is one of the fiercest members on the team. She and Felix are always competing.

Mainly serves as Demetrio's liaison for the Zoozians as well as an informant of Endora's overall situation. He has no Warp Relic.

Other characters

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The current king of Endora. For reasons unknown, he wants to revive the Babel, a contraption that once connected Endora to the surface. It's said that he murdered Emilio's father, the former king. He may have also had a relationship with Shun's father because in the first episode there was a scene where they are having a conversation in front of the Adamas and in professor Asanaga's hands is the crystal that pulled Shun into Endora. Delzaine may be aware of the phenomenon that is causing the Warp particles in Endora to decrease because the incident began to take place around the time he was named king. Delzaine died protecting Shun and Emilio without revealing his intentions, however he stared at Shun as though he recognized him. It is revealed that Delzaine was Shun's biological father. When professor Asanaga first arrived in Endora, Delzaine was the first to suspect his motives often warning his older brother, the former king and Emilio's biological father, to be wary of him, but he would not listen. Shun was dying of illness as a baby and seeing no other alternative to save his life, Delzaine had professor Asanaga take him to the surface to find a cure for his illness, but because of that he could not make a move on the professor. After Asanaga killed the former king, he refused to return Shun to Delzaine, stating that if he cared about his son he should get him himself. The reason Delzaine wanted to restore Babel so badly was because he wanted to see his son again and to retrieve the stolen Warp Particles.

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An eccentric scientist who used to be a Royal Researcher, until he questioned Delzaine's plans for reconstructing the Babel. In order to slow down its reconstruction, Pascal tampered with Babel's plans, so it could not be finished without him. He was Emilio's tutor as a child, until he was banished from the castle by Delzaine for questioning his motives on restoring the ruins. He doesn't have a Warp Relic, but he does have all sorts of crazy inventions which he sometimes shows off. Despite being a scientist, Pascal isn't afraid of taking risks and relying on his strong intuition. He believes that Endora and the surface should remain separate from each other, therefore he plans of destroying Babel once they send Shun back to the surface.

A prodigious junior scientist at the Royal Laboratory with a passion for science similar to Pascal's, in fact Pascal is his scientific idol. He's always coming up with new ideas and inventions for the sake of science without considering the glory of his future prospects and is always thrilled when his idol pays him a compliment. He loves the idea of creating new inventions and discovering new scientific theories so much so that he sometimes gets happily lost in thought as he is trying to solve a complicated scientific problem. Delzaine believed that it was Pascal's replacement that figured out Babel's flawed planning but in fact it was Joseph.

Shun's adopted father. A scientist and a business man, Kazunobu was struggling to get some recognition in the scientific community, in the hopes of providing a better life for his wife and future child. He discovered Endora when he was examining the crystal that his wife had discovered, where he met Emilio's biological father, Alzerm, and Delzaine. He discovered that Alzerm was fascinated with the surface, and enticed him with stories about their technological prowess in order to gain his favor. Kazunobu also had a particular interest in the Warp Particles and Warp Relics in Endora, and used Alzerm to transfer the Warp Particles to the surface, so that he could study them, in exchange for restoring the ruins of Babel, with the false promise of a brighter future for Endora. When Shun was a baby, he fell sick from an outbreak and because he was born with a weak body his condition only worsened, Delzaine gave his son to the scientist in the hopes of curing his illness, but instead of returning Shun to his biological family, Asanaga decided to raise Shun himself, after his wife's initial pregnancy suffered complications, and the child died. Though he and Shun aren't related, Kazunobu considers him to be his "precious son", and wanted them to move together as a family. He revealed to Shun that his work with the Warp Particles was used to help better the lives of the people on the surface, build his enterprise, as well as enabled him to pay the medical bills for treating his son's deadly illness, and wanted Shun to carry on his work. However, when Shun refused to follow his adopted father's footsteps, after discovering his true nature, Kazunobu warned Shun not to interfere with his plans because he would be forced to kill him too. Kazunobu was the one who killed Emilio's biological father, in order to take a sample of his body and create his own Warp Relic. In the end, Kazunobu was killed by Emilio at the ruins of Tir na Nog.

Shun's adopted mother. A former archeologist, Makiko retired from work so she could take care of Shun. She loves her son, and is very protective of him. Before Shun first arrived to the surface, Makiko was expecting another child, but there were complications and the child was lost. When her husband came home with a sick Shun, she became very attached to him and wanted to keep him as her own, filling the void of the child she lost, she often worries for Shun because he came from Endora and fears that he will be hurt once he learns the truth of his origins. While her husband never told her about Endora's existence, she suspected that he knew something about the underground world. She was the one who discovered the Parinblue crystal that brought her husband to Endora.

Emilio's biological father, Delzaine's older brother and former king of Endora. Once he and his brother discovered Kazunobu Asanaga's unconscious body on the outskirts of the capital. When they found out that the man was from the surface, Alzerm became intrigued and brought him to the castle, there the king listened to his stories about life on the surface and became very interested, hoping that his kingdom would prosper just as greatly. Consumed with thoughts of the surface, Alzerm could think of nothing but of devising a way of going there, so that he could obtain supplies and new technologies from the other world, so much so that he valued the opinions of his surface world ally more than anyone else's, unaware that Asanaga was not his true friend, but rather he was using the king for his own gain. Once Alzerm had discovered this betrayal, it was too late, and Asanaga killed the king with his gun at the ruins of Babel. Alzerm took pride in his kingdom and wanted to expand upon it, he had hoped that with Asanaga's help, Endora would become as great as the surface.

type	tv series
director	Keiji Gotoh
writer	Touko Machida
music	Kōhei Tanaka Hayato Matsuo Hiroshi Nakamura
studio	Brain's Base Lapin Track
network	NTV, CTV, MMT
first	April 3, 2016
last	September 24, 2016
episodes	24
episode list	#Episode list

Plot

Characters

Main characters

Ignauts

Other characters

Game characters

Media

Anime

Episode list

Episode list

Video game

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