Birdy The Mighty DECODE

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  • TV-14
  • 2010
  • 2 Seasons
  • 7.3  (373)

Birdy the Mighty DECODE is an action-packed anime television series that aired from 2008 to 2009. The show is reminiscent of classic superhero stories, but with a unique twist. It is based on a manga series of the same name by Masami Yuki. The series was directed by Kazuki Akane and Hiroshi Ōnogi while Kise Kazuchika was responsible for character designs. It features an all-star anime voice cast including Keiji Fujiwara, Nazuka Kaori, Ken'ichi Suzumura, Saeko Chiba, and Miyu Irino.

The series is set in the future, where humans and aliens coexist. The story follows Tsutomu Senkawa, a normal high school student, who becomes intertwined with the life of a space cop, Birdy Cephon Altera, after an accidental encounter. Birdy is a member of an elite police force known as the Federation. Tsutomu gets caught in the crossfire of a mission and accidentally gets killed. In order to save his life, Birdy merges her body and mind with him, making them a single entity.

However, this also means that they both have to share the same body, with Tsutomu having control during the day and Birdy at night when they transform back into her true form. The two have to learn to work together as they navigate their new predicament, and the mysteries surrounding the powerful beings they encounter along the way.

The show is known for its high-intensity action scenes and fluid animation that draws viewers in, making it a gripping and thrilling watch. The characters are well developed, and the emotional struggles that they go through add an extra layer of depth to the story. Fans of sci-fi and superhero genres will definitely enjoy this show.

One of the most exciting aspects of the series is the worldbuilding. The show takes place in a beautifully crafted futuristic world that is both familiar and alien at the same time. It features advanced technology that coexists with other-worldly creatures that are both fascinating and terrifying. The attention to detail in the design of the world and its inhabitants is impressive, and it is clear that a lot of thought and imagination went into creating this universe.

The voice cast is another highlight of the series. Each actor brings their own unique style and personality to the characters they portray. Keiji Fujiwara does an amazing job of bringing Tsutomu to life, making him relatable and sympathetic. Nazuka Kaori does an equally impressive job of portraying the fierce and strong-willed Birdy, who is at times vulnerable because of the weight of her responsibility.

The show explores themes of friendship, family, and self-discovery, which give it a relatable quality despite being set in a fantastical world. Tsutomu and Birdy's relationship in particular is a standout aspect of the show. As they navigate their strange predicament, they grow closer and learn to rely on each other. Watching their relationship develop over the course of the series is both heartwarming and suspenseful.

Overall, Birdy the Mighty DECODE is a must-watch for anyone looking for an exciting and action-packed anime with a unique twist. Its well-developed characters, stunning animation, and intriguing storyline make it an unforgettable viewing experience. Fans of the original manga as well as newcomers to the series will find a lot to love here.

Birdy The Mighty DECODE
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Seasons
Between You and Me
26. Between You and Me
November 30, 2010
Birdy uses her pin-up alter ego to help Tsutomu make a love connection with Sayaka, but everything goes horribly wrong when a Federation marionette is added to the equation!
Before Long
25. Before Long
November 30, 2010
Birdy begs Nataru to stop his murderous quest for revenge, but he responds with a callous attack on his oldest friend. When Birdy is knocked unconscious, Tsutomu stands alone as the voice of reason.
Both Sides Now
24. Both Sides Now
November 30, 2010
Nataru's violent rampage pushes his body to the point of collapse. Meanwhile, Valic turns himself in, but not before taunting Birdy with shocking details about the Central Tower bombing.
It Never Entered My Mind
23. It Never Entered My Mind
November 30, 2010
Evidence suggests that Nataru is responsible for the terrorist murders, but Birdy refuses to arrest her old friend. Continued failure to fulfill her duty as a federation agent will only lead to more bloodshed.
Space, Time, and You
22. Space, Time, and You
November 30, 2010
The terrorists make repeated attempts on Nataru's life, but his unusual powers allow him to stay a step ahead of death. However, the very abilities keeping him alive - may also be destroying him.
Falling in Love with Love
21. Falling in Love with Love
November 30, 2010
Birdy and Nataru spend a day looking for a little girl who ran away from the hospital. Meanwhile, the terrorists have a theory about who's been hunting them, and they're out to settle the score.
We Will Meet Again
20. We Will Meet Again
November 30, 2010
Tsutomu's continued journey through Birdy's memory forces him to face the horrors of the Central Tower bombing - and Violin's agonizing final act of duty.
A Prisoner of the Past
19. A Prisoner of the Past
November 30, 2010
In a desperate attempt to save Birdy from becoming permanently lost within the labyrinth of her own memories, Tsutomu delves into her consciousness on a psychic rescue mission.
Before It's Too Late
18. Before It's Too Late
November 30, 2010
The fugitives kidnap Irma as part of their plan to lure Birdy into a trap. When the federation agent is grazed by a blast from a powerful new weapon, her mind loses touch with its body!
Tears Are Not Enough
17. Tears Are Not Enough
November 30, 2010
Mr. Dusk's cooperation with Birdy's investigation garners him unwanted attention from the remaining fugitives. When the old man vanishes, Nataru goes looking for revenge.
Somewhere in Time
16. Somewhere in Time
November 30, 2010
Tsutomu and his friends interview two kids from the refugee camp, and Birdy bails out Nataru when his valiant rescue attempt goes painfully wrong.
Simple Twist of Fate
15. Simple Twist of Fate
November 30, 2010
In addition to continuing her search for the escaped terrorists, Birdy takes a bittersweet trip down memory lane with an old friend from her home planet.
After All
14. After All
November 30, 2010
When six deadly conspirators associated with the Ryunka attack escape from a satellite prison ship, Birdy is ordered to apprehend the fugitives before they wreak havoc on Earth.
Decode: Before Long
12. Decode: Before Long
March 27, 2009
Birdy begs Nataru to stop his murderous quest for revenge, but he responds with a callous attack on his oldest friend. When Birdy is knocked unconscious, Tsutomu stands alone as the voice of reason.
Decode: Both Sides Now
11. Decode: Both Sides Now
March 20, 2009
Nataru's violent rampage pushes his body to the point of collapse. Meanwhile, Valic turns himself in, but not before taunting Birdy with shocking details about the Central Tower bombing.
Decode: It Never Entered My Mind
10. Decode: It Never Entered My Mind
March 13, 2009
Evidence suggests that Nataru is responsible for the terrorist murders, but Birdy refuses to arrest her old friend. Continued failure to fulfill her duty as a federation agent will only lead to more bloodshed.
Decode: Space, Time and You
9. Decode: Space, Time and You
June 11, 2010
The terrorists make repeated attempts on Nataru's life, but his unusual powers allow him to stay a step ahead of death. However, the very abilities keeping him alive - may also be destroying him.
Decode: Falling in Love With Love
8. Decode: Falling in Love With Love
February 27, 2009
Birdy and Nataru spend a day looking for a little girl who ran away from the hospital. Meanwhile, the terrorists have a theory about who's been hunting them, and they're out to settle the score.
Decode: We Will Meet Again
7. Decode: We Will Meet Again
February 20, 2009
Tsutomu's continued journey through Birdy's memory forces him to face the horrors of the Central Tower bombing - and Violin's agonizing final act of duty.
Decode: A Prisoner of the Past
6. Decode: A Prisoner of the Past
August 8, 2008
In an attempt to reverse the personality merging process, Tsutomu delves into Birdy's past.
Decode: Before It's Too Late
5. Decode: Before It's Too Late
August 1, 2008
Birdy is lured into a trap, while Tsutomu's strange dream results in a surprise.
Decode Dub Before Its Too Late
5. Decode Dub Before Its Too Late
February 6, 2009
The fugitives kidnap Irma as part of their plan to lure Birdy into a trap. When the federation agent is grazed by a blast from a powerful new weapon, her mind loses touch with its body!
Decode: Tears Are Not Enough
4. Decode: Tears Are Not Enough
January 30, 2009
Mr. Dusk's cooperation with Birdy's investigation garners him unwanted attention from the remaining fugitives. When the old man vanishes, Nataru goes looking for revenge.
Decode: Somewhere in Time
3. Decode: Somewhere in Time
January 23, 2009
Tsutomu and his friends interview two kids from the refugee camp, and Birdy bails out Nataru when his valiant rescue attempt goes painfully wrong.
Decode: Simple Twist of Fate
2. Decode: Simple Twist of Fate
January 16, 2009
In addition to continuing her search for the escaped terrorists, Birdy takes a bittersweet trip down memory lane with an old friend from her home planet.
Decode: After All
1. Decode: After All
January 9, 2009
When six deadly conspirators associated with the Ryunka attack escape from a satellite prison ship, Birdy is ordered to apprehend the fugitives before they wreak havoc on Earth.
Description
  • Premiere Date
    October 26, 2010
  • IMDB Rating
    7.3  (373)