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Lost Universe (1998): Cast

Lost Universe (1998) movie poster

Lost Universe is a 1998 animated film starring Soichiro Hoshi as Kain Blueriver, Megumi Hayashibara and Tomoko Ishimura.

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Lost Universe (1998) movie poster
Genre
Animation
Original language
Japanese
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Lost Universe About?

The premise of Lost Universe without spoilers.

Kane Blueriver and his AI partner Canal Vorfeed work as trouble‑shooting contractors, taking on assignments that demand their unique talents—from armed escorts and patrol duty to capturing dangerous criminals. Private investigator Millennium Feria Nocturne insists on being the best at everything she does. When the three join forces, they tumble into one chaotic case after another, slowly uncovering a mystery that links the legendary Lost Ships to each of their histories, drawing them toward a revelation that a force known only as Nightmare is desperate to keep hidden.

Lost Universe Themes & Keywords

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  • anime animation
  • hand drawn animation
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Cast & crew

Lost Universe Cast & Characters

Soichiro Hoshi leads the cast as Kain Blueriver, with Megumi Hayashibara as Canal Vorfeed and Tomoko Ishimura as Millennium Farrier Nocturne.

Also Starring in Lost Universe

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Details

Lost Universe Also Known As

9 alternative titles, including “宇宙刑警” and “宇宙特警”.

Also known as
  • 宇宙刑警
  • 宇宙特警
  • 神经妙探无敌舰
  • Lsot Universe
  • 로스트 유니버스
  • 失落的宇宙
  • Затерянная вселенная
  • السيف القاطع
  • ロスト・ユニバース

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FAQ

Lost Universe FAQ: Cast, Post-Credit Scene & Language

Cast, post-credit scenes and language of Lost Universe, each answered in a sentence.

Who is in the cast of Lost Universe?

Lost Universe stars Soichiro Hoshi as Kain Blueriver, Megumi Hayashibara as Canal Vorfeed and Tomoko Ishimura as Millennium Farrier Nocturne, among 14 credited actors.

Does Lost Universe have a post-credit scene?

No. Lost Universe has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is Lost Universe in?

The original language of Lost Universe is Japanese.

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