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How many episodes does Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series have?

Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series has 12 episodes.

Is Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series finished?

Yes, Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series has finished airing.

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Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series

Detroit Metal City

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Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series is a 12-episode anime by Studio 4°C, released in 2008 and has finished airing. Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series is not currently available on any tracked streaming service.

Information

Format

OVA

Episodes

Duration

13 min

Season

Summer 2008

Where to watch Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series

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Frequently asked

Where can I watch Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series?: Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series is not currently available on any streaming service tracked by STREAMD. Add it to your watchlist to be notified when it starts streaming.
How many episodes does Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series have?: Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series has 12 episodes.
Is Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series finished?: Yes, Detroit Metal City: The Animated Series has finished airing.

Synopsis

Souichi Negishi is a timid young man who aspires to use his musical talents for a career as a pop star in the entertainment industry. But aspirations don't pay the rent, so in order to get by, he has joined the death metal band known as Detroit Metal City. On stage, Souichi becomes lead singer and guitarist Johannes Krauser II, publicized as a demon from hell that murdered his own parents and committed numerous other atrocities. Souichi’s band mates find themselves in similar predicaments; drummer Terumichi Nishida, stage name Camus, is actually an avid otaku who particularly enjoys ecchi anime, while bassist Masayuki Wada takes on the persona of Alexander Jagi, even though he would rather perform in a visual kei band. Despite loathing the music he plays, Souichi just cannot seem to get away from Detroit Metal City. He feels compelled not to abandon his fellow band members and knows his success with pop music is nowhere near what he can do as Johannes Krauser II. Negishi will have to decide what is more important—who he is now or who he wants to be.