
MONSTER
Monster
- Score
- 8.8
- Rank
- #20
- Popularity
- #104
- Members
- 349,499
- Status
- FINISHED
- Episodes
- 74
- Type
- TV
Dr. Kenzo Tenma is a renowned Japanese brain surgeon working at a leading hospital in Germany. One night, Dr. Tenma risks his reputation and career to save the life of a critically wounded young boy over that of the town mayor who had been planning to support the hospital financially. A string of mysterious murders begin to occur soon after the operation, and Dr. Tenma emerges as the primary suspect despite no incriminating evidence. A doctor is taught to believe that all life is equal; however, when another series of murders occur in the surgeon's vicinity, Dr. Tenma's beliefs are shaken as his actions that night are shown to have much broader consequences than he could have imagined. Leaving behind his life as a surgeon he embarks on a journey across the country to unravel the mystery of the boy he saved.
Characters & Staff

Kenzou Tenma
MAIN · Hidenobu Kiuchi
Johan Liebert
MAIN · Nozomu Sasaki
Anna Liebert
MAIN · Mamiko Noto
Heinrich Runge
MAIN · Tsutomu Isobe
Eva Heinemann
MAIN · Mami Koyama
Wolfgang Grimmer
SUPPORTING · Hideyuki Tanaka
Dieter
SUPPORTING · Junko Takeuchi
Roberto
SUPPORTING · Nobuyuki Katsube
Akanbou
SUPPORTING · Kazuo Kumakura
Helmut Wolf
SUPPORTING · Kouichi Kitamura
Christof Sievernich
SUPPORTING · Masashi Hironaka
Franz Bonaparta
SUPPORTING · Nachi Nozawa
Naoki Urasawa
Original Creator
Kitarou Kousaka
Original Character Design
Masayuki Kojima
Director
Ryousuke Nakamura
Assistant Director
Hideyuki Akana
Supervisor
Takashi Nagasaki
Supervisor
Tatsuhiko Urahata
Series Composition
Shigeru Fujita
Character Design
Hiroshi Shimizu
Prop Design
Yoshitaka Yasuda
Weapon Design
Yuuji Ikeda
Art Director
Tomoyuki Shimizu
Art DirectorRelations
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An allegory of despair.
Read full reviewInconsistencies, mess and nonsensical is what makes this a Monster or simply. Let's call it a terrible monstrosity
Read full reviewThe metaphysical brilliance of identity, life, and death.
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