
MARS RED
- Score
- 6.3
- Rank
- N/A
- Popularity
- N/A
- Members
- 45,302
- Status
- FINISHED
- Episodes
- 13
- Type
- TV
MARS RED takes place in 1923, and vampires have existed for quite a while. But now, the number of vampires is increasing and a mysterious, artificial blood source called Ascra has appeared. The Japanese government, in turn, creates “Code Zero,” a unit within the army tasked with taking down the vampiric forces. And what better way to track vampires than by using vampires? Created by Lieutenant General Nakajima, this unit has historically been in the business of information war, but has been re-assigned to solve the vampire crisis. It's up to Code Zero and the S-class vampire Deffrot to investigate this increase and put a stop to it before society crumbles. (Source: Funimation) Note: The first episode premiered on Funimation on March 29. Regular broadcast started on April 6, 2021.
Characters & Staff

Yoshinobu Maeda
MAIN · Junichi Suwabe
Suwa
MAIN · Kenichi Suzumura
Takeuchi
MAIN · Akira Ishida
Shuutarou Kurusu
MAIN · Tasuku Hatanaka
Tokuichi Yamagami
MAIN · Kouichi Yamadera
Aoi Shirase
SUPPORTING · Fumiko Orikasa
Sonosuke Nakajima
SUPPORTING · Hiroshi Yanaka
Deffrot
SUPPORTING · Miyuki Sawashiro
Misaki
SUPPORTING · Ayahi Takagaki
Rufus Glenn
SUPPORTING · Makoto Furukawa
Shinnosuke Tenmaya
SUPPORTING · Sachi Kokuryuu
Moriyama
SUPPORTING · Ryouta Suzuki
Bunou Fujisawa
Original Story
Kemuri Karakara
Original Character Design
Kouhei Hatano
Director
Junichi Fujisaku
Series Composition
Yukari Takeuchi
Character Design
Daisuke Niitsuma
Design Works
Hiroshi Katou
Art Director
Hirofumi Sakagami
Art Director
Mitsuko Sekimoto
Color Design
Hidenori Manaka
Director of Photography
Rie Matsubara
Editing
Takuji Gojima
CG DirectorRelations
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Reviews
Mars Red combines stage theater and cinematic presentation for a result that won't appeal broadly.
Read full reviewMars Red does shine bright at times despite its mostly disorganized story and terrible pacing.
Read full reviewMars Red is a beautiful tragedy
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