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In an elegant future Paris, a Count returns to wreak havoc on those that betrayed him.
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Episode 1
At Journey's End, We Meet
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Young aristocrat Albert visits the city of Luna on the surface of the moon. He quickly falls under the spell of an enigmatic gentleman - the Count of Monte Cristo.
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Directed by Yuu KouWritten by Shuuichi Kouyama, Yura AriwaraGuest stars Nobuo Tobita, Koji Ishii, Akiko Yajima, Mai Nakahara
Albert is kidnapped! Franz's frantic attempt to collect the ransom money comes up short, so he warily seeks the assistance of the Count of Monte Cristo.
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Directed by Katsuichi NakayamaWritten by Shuuichi Kouyama
The questions surrounding the Count multiply when Albert visits the man's lavish mansion in Champs Elysees, which is filled with complicated tricks and gold ornaments.
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Directed by Mitsuhiro KaratoWritten by Natsuko TakahashiGuest stars Toshiko Sawada
During a pleasure cruise arranged by the Count, a disagreement leads to a duel between Albert and Maximilien. Albert's raw emotions allow his host to grasp even more sway over his destiny.
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Directed by Hirokazu YamadaWritten by Natsuko Takahashi
The lives of Albert's aristocratic friends are full of secrets - and the Count is among those prone to whispering in the ears of ladies known to be spoken for.
At a party thrown by the Count, the guests play a game. They search for a secret room in the villa where a curse is sealed away. Albert has already discovered one secret kept between the Count and Heloise.
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Directed by Yukio OkazakiWritten by Shuuichi Kouyama
The charms of the Count are fading for some, as mysteries and suspicions multiply. The controversy surrounding the mysterious man can only grow when a hidden poisoner begins to ply their trade.
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Directed by Yasuhiro SeoWritten by Natsuko Takahashi
Villefort, Danglars, and Morcerf are invited to a funeral. Albert suspects something is wrong and follows them to an old church, where the lid of the casket is about to be opened.
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Directed by Mitsuhiro KaratoWritten by Tomohiro Yamashita
Three aristocratic households are growing aware that they are caught in a conspiracy. Franz immediately suspects the Count, but Albert won't hear of it.
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Directed by Hirokazu YamadaWritten by Tomohiro Yamashita
Albert's engagement is in jeopardy; Baron Dangler prefers his daughter to marry into wealth. Albert rushes to the opera house to find Eugenie - but the curtain may have already closed on his love.
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Directed by Katsuichi NakayamaWritten by Yura Ariwara, Natsuko Takahashi
After the announcement of Eugenie and Andrea's engagement leaves Albert feeling betrayed, the Count appears and invites him on a journey deep into the universe.
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Directed by Hidekazu SatoWritten by Yura Ariwara, Tomohiro Yamashita
Aboard his spaceship, the Count of Monte Cristo tells Albert about an old friend who was betrayed and imprisoned. Back home, Franz is close to learning an important secret.
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Directed by Hiroyuki KambeWritten by Yura Ariwara, Natsuko Takahashi
Closing in on the secret of the Gankutsuou, Franz learns of a sailor named Edmond Dantes who had strange connections to many of the families in Parisian high society.
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Directed by Yukio OkazakiWritten by Shuuichi Kouyama, Yura Ariwara
The Count escalates his plan for revenge, launching a bitter blow at his next target, the Danglars Bank. The impact will be felt by many - including Albert.
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Directed by Toshiyuki KatoWritten by Yura Ariwara, Tomohiro Yamashita
An abominable memory, consigned to the darkness of the past, has been resurrected by the hands of the Count and his plan of revenge enters its final stage.
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Directed by Katsuichi NakayamaWritten by Shuuichi Kouyama, Yura Ariwara