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Freezing

2011–2013 · 2 seasons · Animation, Sci-Fi · AT-X

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Where to watch Freezing

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About Freezing

Eager to follow in the footsteps of his fallen sister, Kazuya enrolls at West Genetics Academy, a training facility for buxom heroes known as Pandoras. These courageous schoolgirls are genetically-enhanced with enough sex appeal to cripple a man – and the superhuman strength to slaughter aliens by the dozen. Kazuya’s role is that of Limiter, a Pandora’s battle partner, and he quickly sets his sights on the most feared beauty in school, Satellizer el Bridget. This full-figured annihilator of aliens is as desirable as she is deadly, but rubbing her the wrong way could lead to gross bodily harm. Can Kazuya forge a bond with his new partner and rise to the top of the ranks at West Genetics? Or will he fall victim to the mysterious bloodlust lurking within Satellizer?

Starring
Ami Koshimizu, Aya Uchida, Mitsuhiro Ichiki, Eri Kitamura, Akeno Watanabe
Network
AT-X
Episodes
About 24 minutes each
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Freezing FAQ

Where can I watch Freezing?

In the United States, Freezing is streaming on Crunchyroll. You can also rent or buy it on Amazon Video and Apple TV Store.

Is Freezing over?

Yes — Freezing ended in 2013 after 2 seasons.

How many seasons of Freezing are there?

Freezing has 2 seasons and 24 episodes, each about 24 minutes.

What is Freezing about?

Eager to follow in the footsteps of his fallen sister, Kazuya enrolls at West Genetics Academy, a training facility for buxom heroes known as Pandoras. These courageous schoolgirls are genetically-enhanced with enough sex appeal to cripple a man – and the superhuman strength to slaughter aliens by the dozen.…

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