Deadman Wonderland (デッドマンワンダーランド) is a manga written by Jinsei Kataoka and illustrated by Kazuma Kondō, serialized in Shōnen Ace since 2007. An anime adaption has premiered April 16.
Who is the bad guy in Deadman Wonderland?
Tsunenaga Tamaki (玉木 常長, Tamaki Tsunenaga) is a major antagonist of the first half of the story. He is the Chief Warden and de facto tyrant of Deadman Wonderland with a fox or weasel -like appearance who also serves as the prison’s promoter.
What happened to Ganta in Deadman Wonderland?
Eventually, the truth about Deadman Wonderland is made public. When Deadman Wonderland is shut down, Ganta is exonerated of the false charges put upon him at his retrial. With nowhere else to go after his name is cleared, Ganta ended up in Minori Garden orphanage which is run by nuns.
Who is Makina in Deadman Wonderland?
Voiced by: Takako Honda (Japanese); Colleen Clinkenbeard (English) Makina (マキナ, Makina) is a harsh and cold chief of the prison guards. She serves as the chief enforcer which does not hesitate in punishing, often brutally, the prison’s population. Before Deadman Wonderland, Makina was in the Special Forces.
What is Deadman Wonderland in G Ward?
The privately owned prison, Deadman Wonderland, is a facility where Deadmen are held (more specifically in G Ward ). They are used to compete against each other in the Carnival Corpse.
What is level G in Deadman Wonderland?
Despite its identity as a prison and theme park, Deadman Wonderland houses a much darker secret. Hidden away from the eyes of tourists and the general prison population is a massive underground facility known as ‘Level G’. This is where the prison keeps their Deadmen secluded, and where the Carnival Corpse arena is located.
What happens to Ganta in Deadman Wonderland?
Grinning madly, the “Red Man” massacres Ganta’s entire class. Instead of killing him, the “Red Man” embeds a red crystal shard in Ganta’s chest. Within days of the massacre, Ganta is subjected to a kangaroo court as a suspect and is sentenced to death at Deadman Wonderland, a prison that doubles as a theme park.
