

Time Spiral
Series Overview
When Natsuki Aizawa was a child, she was kidnapped which left her traumatized. Natsuki grew up relying on her friend Kentaro Yuki. She now studies physics at a university. One day, she meets newly appointed professor Shuya Tatsumi. Afterwards, mysterious events continually happen around Natsuki Aizawa. Shuya is time traveller who travels between the future and the past.
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1 Season • 8 Episodes
29 min per episode
2014 – 2014
Premiered: Tue, Sep 2, 2014
Latest Aired Episode
Season 1, Episode 8: “Episode 8”
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Cast & Creators
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Ryo Nishimura, Marie Iwasaki, Nozomu Amemiya
Kiyomi Fujii
Yoshihiro Ike
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Kiyomi Fujii
Screenplay
Ryo Nishimura
Director
Marie Iwasaki
Director
Nozomu Amemiya
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Time Spiral
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What is Time Spiral about?
When Natsuki Aizawa was a child, she was kidnapped which left her traumatized. Natsuki grew up relying on her friend Kentaro Yuki. She now studies physics at a university. One day, she meets newly appointed professor Shuya Tatsumi. Afterwards, mysterious events continually happen around Natsuki Aizawa. Shuya is time traveller who travels between the future and the past.
How many seasons does Time Spiral have?
Time Spiral comprises 1 season available to explore.
Who stars in Time Spiral?
Key cast members in Time Spiral include Ayaka Takeuchi, Meisa Kuroki, GACKT, Yuta Hiraoka, Haruka.
Who created or directed Time Spiral?
Time Spiral was developed and directed by Ryo Nishimura, Marie Iwasaki, Nozomu Amemiya.



















