Quotes (newest)

Chizome Akaguro: My mask of vanity is broken. I discard my false face, and this time I behold the truth of this world with uncovered eyes. No falsehood, no truth, and no limits to exceed. Everything is right here, blending together into chaos. I am a faceless ideology. Action without existence. A color that dyes the world. The blood I shed, the blood I bleed, is proof of its importance. Behind me, a path remains. Indelible bloodstains that show the way!

Chizome: Power. Speed. Armaments. Tactics. Right now there are... too many things I lack. What I lack most of all is... Yes, it's resolve!
Kuin: In my own opinion, I think one's work and life should both be entertaining. And I have to say, your "resolve" might be the most entertaining thing ever.

Daiba: Is it really alright to leave two children alone on a planet?
Harlock: The human race started with just two inhabitants.

Soga: Hay, what the hell's his deal? He nearly got killed, and now he's all smiles. Is he nuts or somethin'?
Pop☆Step: He's not nuts. He's an idiot!

Knuckleduster: He puts on a mask and becomes someone else. You run into guys like that now and then. They put on a mask or a disguise, and they're convinced they're no longer their usual selves. They think they're some unbeatable superman. Guys like that are trouble, because they ignore social mores and their own safety when they come at you. But they're also fragile when you come at them. "I'm just a flesh-and-blood human too, in the end." Someone who's forgotten that ultimately doesn't have much resolve.

The Crawler: Uh, hey... M-Master? You just said, "Don't cross this line."
Knuckleduster: Hey, doesn't mean I can't cross it.

Harlock: Although Earth may have its share of corrupt people, it's worth putting my life on the line to protect it!

Harlock: The beauty of the ocean of space is without limit. But, on occasion, it can be merciless.

Kiruta: Damn that Harlock... He even has a ghost ship on his side.

Harlock: There are times when no matter what a man does, it's no good.

Harlock: When I hear you play the ocarina, it seems to purify my heart.

Harlock: I fight for no one. I just fight for something within my heart.

Maomao: He's got a good side, after all. I'll upgrade him from "little shit" to just "brat."

Miime: Harlock is a man who keeps his promises. No matter how small the promise, he'll keep it even if he's putting his life on the line.

Narrator: In this era, Earth was prosperous. They used robots to claim other planets and produced food and resources, shipping them back to Earth. Since people's livelihood was controlled by the government, there was no need for people to work. However, the government was fearful of a revolt, so they sent subliminal signals in audio-visual feeds to each household. People just watched mindlessly and were muddled with satisfaction. Captain Harlock, fearing for the future of humanity like this, rebelled against the government and became a pirate.

Takashi Waku: The year we started junior high, we considered ourselves all grown up. We thought we could do anything. We laughed, we cried, we got angry. We thought we knew all there was to life. But in reality, we were just kids, sheltered by our parents and by society. We'd never experienced true sadness, joy or anger. We found that out when the 15 of us got together, and when we met it.

Subaru Awa: Ultimately, people are influenced by trends. They'll watch anything if everyone says it's good. And they won't watch something nobody else is.

Nina Iseri: I believe the god of rock exists.

Nina Iseri: We were all alone in this world. But we had music. Even now, your passion still flows through me, Momoka. And that's brought me all to you. I trust this feeling and our music.

Momoka Kawaragi: The more I start writing seriously, the more I start reliving that anxiety. I get scared that I might lose it all again.

Yao: The Miami Guns is both of us together, right?
Lu: Yao...
Yao: That is, I'm "Miami Gun" and you're the "s".

Sakurakouji Yao: To me, the newspaper is something to appear in, not read.

Yao: This face... This body... Oh no! Could it be... I might be a member of that class which you call angels.
Lu: Or demons. Or monsters.

Chief: How are you still alive?
Yao: Because I sleep well and eat well.

Akagawa Kojirou: If you could kill someone with curses, assassins would be out of work.

Sakurakouji Yao: What cruel fate has brought this misery upon me? Me... eating a man-eating shark?

Policeman: This case is just going to go unsolved.
Chief: It's your job to solve it! You're cops, aren't you?
Kosuke: If I was smart enough to solve this, I'd be a private eye instead of a mere cop.

Chief: This is the ninth victim! And the criminal is still out there! We'll lose respect!
Kosuke: We lost that long ago.

Chief Amano: Good heavens! The criminal is safe. On second thought, I shouldn't be happy to see him safe!

Chief: What do you really think police work is all about?
Yao: Car chases, gunfights, and blowing up buildings!

Mikan: I don't really feel like staying with someone who hates cats.

Maomao: Some things are best left unknown.

Nina Iseri: Back then, I was trying to suppress the person I was. I might not even have wings, and I might just be imagining that I'm flying, but I love who I am now the most. I can proudly say that. This is the real me.

Nina Iseri: That song... gave me the push I needed. I was told the smart thing to do was to hold it in. So I thought that I didn't have any other choice. That song pushed me forward. If I wasn't wrong, then I don't need to hold it in. I should stop thinking ahead and just take a leap. Now, I didn't know if that led down to hell or up towards the sky, but that song made me fly. So there's no ground to return to, not that I want to go back.

Nina Iseri: Words are outside. Once you put it into words, what you had inside gets out and takes shape.

Tomo Ebizuka: That's what they all say. That they're serious, or want to improve. But they end up just wanting compliments or sing whatever way that feels good.

Rupa: No matter how scared you are, you won't get anywhere if you're just watching.

Nina: Can't she believe that it will go well?
Mine: I'm sure she wants to. But if you have faith, it cuts even deeper when it doesn't work out.

Mine: She must not like coming to a conclusion. The longer you do something, the clearer the results become. If it didn't go well the first time, you can chalk it up to bad luck. But a second time may point to a lack of talent.

Nina: I thought you were going to sing alone.
Momoka: I thought so too, but there's something nice about being in a band. You get tense when you're together, talking behind each other's backs, but you keep it all inside, and it just builds and builds. Until you can't stand them anymore and finally explode.
Nina: None of that sounds good.