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The Orbital Children

TV-1420221 seasonMitsuo Iso
IMDb 6.4

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In 2045, two children born on the moon and three kids from Earth try to survive after an accident on their space station leaves them stranded.

AnimationAction & AdventureSci-Fi & Fantasy
TechnologySpace TravelDistant FutureAnime

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What is The Orbital Children (2022) about?

In 2045, two children born on the moon and three kids from Earth try to survive after an accident on their space station leaves them stranded.

Who stars in The Orbital Children?

The Orbital Children stars Natsumi Fujiwara (Touya Sagami (voice)), Azumi Waki (Konoha Б Nanase (voice)), Kensho Ono (Taiyou Tsukuba (voice)), Chinatsu Akasaki (Miina Misasa (voice)), Yumiko Kobayashi (Hiroshi Tanegashima (voice)). The series was created by Mitsuo Iso.

How many seasons does The Orbital Children have?

The Orbital Children has 1 seasons. There are 6 episodes in total.

Is The Orbital Children worth watching?

The Orbital Children holds an IMDb rating of 6.4/10. Fans of Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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