Hi everyone! I've been trying to identify an anime I watched as a kid, but I can only remember a few scenes from it. I've already ruled out quite a few series, so I'm hoping someone might recognize this description.
- I watched it on TV, no streaming services, definitely no later than 2013
- The anime itself could be significantly older, possibly from the 1980s, 1990s, or early 2000s
- I remember the animation having a somewhat retro, hand-drawn style
At some point in the story, a huge mass or dome of absolute darkness appeared and started expanding, seemingly swallowing or engulfing everything it came into contact with.
It wasn't a dark sky, a shadow cast over an area, or a metaphorical representation of evil, but an actual, physical phenomenon within the anime's world, almost like an expanding void or black hole.
The characters perceived it as an extremely dangerous and potentially catastrophic event.
What I remember most distinctly is that scientists and military personnel were trying to study and understand this phenomenon, but their attempts were unsuccessful.
I also vaguely remember them attempting to send probes or remotely controlled robots/androids into the darkness, without success. I think their equipment stopped functioning or transmitting once it entered the affected area
I have also a vague recollection that the appearance of this darkness might have been connected to a major plot twist involving a female character, possibly an antagonist, who sacrificed herself or gave something up. However, I could be mixing this up with another anime.
Some anime I've already ruled out are:
- Akira
- Neon Genesis Evangelion
- Giant Robo
- Gilgamesh
- Digimon Tamers
- RahXephon
- Code Geass
- Eureka Seven
- Blue Seed
- Soul Eater
- Dennou Coil
- Noein
- Darker than Black
I'm not sure whether it was a TV series, an OVA, or a movie, although I suspect it was a TV series.
Does this sound familiar to anyone? Even suggestions for specific episodes involving something similar would be incredibly helpful.
Thanks in advance to everyone!