"Utawarerumono" (2006) Seasons 1 Episodes Genres Animation Country Rating Not enough votes Cast Rikiya Koyama | Hakuoro / ... (26 episodes, 2006) Ryôka Yuzuki | Eruru (26 episodes, 2006) Miyuki Sawashiro | Aruru (26 episodes, 2006) John Gremillion | Hakuoro (26 episodes, 2006) Sasha Paysinger | Aruruu (26 episodes, 2006) Kira Vincent-Davis | Eluluu (26 episodes, 2006) Daisuke Kirii | Oboro (24 episodes, 2006) Chris Patton | Oboro (24 episodes, 2006) Daisuke Namikawa | Benawi (17 episodes, 2006) Matt Culpepper | Additional Voice (5 episodes, 2006) Don Rush | Additional Voice (5 episodes, 2006) Hisako Kyôda | Tuskuru (4 episodes, 2006) Marcy Bannor | Tuskuru (4 episodes, 2006) Mike Vance | Teoro (4 episodes, 2006) Vic Mignogna | Benawi (3 episodes, 2006) (I recommend this!) Awww \*beep\* why is it so big? (That's what she said) ...Because DVDR is better :P \[Insert scene group-like quotes here\] >>>>seriously someone come up with something nice for me to put here :) <<<<<<<< **Age Rating - 14+ More Information Format - Hybrid Media - DVD Region - Region Free Publisher - FUNIMATION** **Alternative title:** Heldenlied (German) Le Chant des Rêves (French) The One Being Sung &#12358;&#12383;&#12431;&#12428;&#12427;&#12418;&#12398; (Japanese) &#21463;&#35738;&#38924;&#32773; (Chinese (Taiwan)) **Genres:** action, adventure, fantasy, mystery, romance, science fiction **Themes:** gods, harem, military, religion, war **Age rating:** Teenagers (May contain bloody violence, bad language, nudity) **Plot Summary:** An injured man named Hakuoro is found unconscious in the forest by Eruruu, grand daughter of the local healer Tuskuru. He awakens to find a mask attached to his face and that he lacks any memories of his past. He quickly rises in importance because he is seen as a natural leader who helps those in need. Hakuoro has lost his memory after succumbing to serious injuries; but thanks to a elderly woman and her granddaughter Eruruu, he is nursed back to health. His face is covered by a strange irremovable mask and he occasionally sees beastly visions. Eruruu now cares for him as he becomes accustomed to the village and its inhabitants who all bear strange ears (the women have tails too). Though these people venerate the forces of nature, desecration of an alter forces them to take drastic measures to preserve their lives from the wrath of Mutikapa-sama, guardian of the forest. **Eps. 21-22** When Hakuoro is backed into a corner, his inner beast is unleashed - and pieces of the mystery begin to unfold. Is he a bloodthirsty killer, or a mystical protector of life? **Eps. 23-26** The question of Hakuoro's past has never loomed more ominously. Now, the reluctant leader is forced to piece together his true identity, even as more questions arise. How is it possible to have a twin from an alternate world? Why is Eluluu named Mikoto in this futuristic world? And will the traitorous Genjimaru plunge his people into certain destruction as the new head of the Tuskuru army? One thing is for certain – Hakuoro must embrace both the darkness and light hidden deep within himself in order to find the truth.