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Durarara!! (JP)

Anime Series (2010 - 2013)

Mikado Ryugamine, a young boy who longs for the exciting life of the big city, moves to Ikebukuro at the invitation of his childhood friend Masaomi Kida, who he has not seen since he was young, to attend Raira Academy with him. After meeting Masaomi at the train station, they both set out at night to the streets of Ikebukuro.

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01x23 Season 1, Episode 23 Aired: Jun. 17, 2010

Lies, Deception, and Murder begin inside the Duarara group. once the lies surface friendships are crushed. [continue reading]

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Series Info

Type:
Scripted
Premiered:
Jan. 07, 2010
Status:
N/A
Runtime:
N/A
Aired:
2010 - 2013
To-Date:
1 Season
17 Episodes
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Series Fun Facts

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  • Isaac Dian and Miria Harvent from Ryohgo Narita's previous series "Baccano!" (2007) make an appearance in the eleventh episode of the series.
  • Kida's four friends were named after a collection of writers and their works in "Dengeki Bunko" (the publisher of the "Durararara!!" comic): Kyohei Kadota was named after Kadono Kohei; Walker…
    [show]    Kida's four friends were named after a collection of writers and their works in "Dengeki Bunko" (the publisher of the "Durararara!!" comic): Kyohei Kadota was named after Kadono Kohei; Walker Yumasaki was named after Masaki Okayu; Erika Karisawa was named after Erika Nakamura and Mamizu Arisawa; Saburo Togasa was named after Soichiro Watase.
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  • SPOILER: Izaya Orihara's name combines the Japanese pronunciation of Isaiah ("Izaya") and the Japanese term for "the one who looks over the crowd" ("orihara"). The last term refers to him…
    [show]    SPOILER: Izaya Orihara's name combines the Japanese pronunciation of Isaiah ("Izaya") and the Japanese term for "the one who looks over the crowd" ("orihara"). The last term refers to him having set in motion most of the events in the show, and then sitting back to watch what ensues.
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