“Abused teen gains angelic powers, battles 11 others to become God and protect newfound hope.”
Platinum End
プラチナエンド
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Synopsis
Abused teen gains angelic powers, battles 11 others to become God and protect newfound hope.
Ever since he lost his family in an explosion, Mirai Kakehashi has lived a life of pain and despair. Every day, he endures abuse at the hands of the relatives who took him in. As his anguish steadily chips away at his will to live, he is eventually pushed to the brink. Prepared to throw it all away, he stands on the edge of a precipice and takes the leap. However, instead of falling to his death, he enters a trance where he meets a winged being who claims to be his guardian angel. Named Nasse, the angel offers him two priceless abilities and convinces him to go on living. When Mirai experiences the marvel of his new powers firsthand, he gets a taste of the freedom that was locked away from him for so long. Armed with Nasse's gifts, Mirai is flung into a showdown with 12 other individuals, one of which will be chosen to become the next God. In stark contrast to when he wanted to end his life, Mirai is now prepared to do whatever it takes to protect his bleak chance at happiness, lest it be wrenched from his grasp forever.
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 69 sampled reviews
What 69 viewers settled on.
Polarized
σ 2.66 · split reception
5.8 pts
Recommenders 8.2 · others 2.4
↓ 3.14
Running avg · Mar 2022 → Oct 2025
- 7 “The show’s concept, its ending, and the way it handled sensitive content were all impressive, leaving me with plenty to think about, while the supporting cast truly saved the experience. However,...”
- 7 “Platinum End delivers a profound, hard-hitting message about the nature of God, mortality, and the necessity of death to give life meaning. However, the story suffers from being overly long, with...”
- 8 “Platinum End excels with its spectacular, strategy-driven conflicts, highly original supernatural abilities, and impressive animation that integrates 3D elements seamlessly. However, the experience...”
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A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Platinum End begins and ends here.
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- Format 24 × 24′ eps × min
- Total runtime 9h 36m all episodes
- Aired Oct 2021 – Mar 2022 Fall 2021
- Source Tv media type
- Rated R 17+ (violence & profanity)
- Ref. BS-18135 catalog
Produced by
- Studio Pierrot Producer
- Dentsu Producer
- Pony Canyon Producer
- TBS Producer
- Magic Capsule Producer
- Medicos Entertainment Producer
- BS11 Producer