Well, there's more to this show than just that. Now you might be thinking: why should I watch this? Blood? Gore? Nudity? Is that it? It's not really my cup of tea. You learn about their past, the problems they face, and how no one seems to know that Nyuu is really this other girl called Lucy. Later on, you begin to learn more about these three well, four characters with Lucy/Nyuu- and others that you meet along the way.

Kouta and Yuka decide to take her in, and then, the story begins to unravel. The girl seems to only know the word 'Nyuu' and thus, they decide to give her this as her name.

These two are walking down the beach, when suddenly a naked, pink haired girl with horns washed up on shore catches their attention. Later on, you get introduced to two other main characters, Yuka and Kouta. Now, that was just the first few minutes of the opening scene. Instead, the bullet manages to hit her head knocking off the helmet and forcing Lucy to fall into the ocean below. Eventually, the mutant girl, Lucy, manages to get shot during her breakout of the facility she was being held in however, she managed not to die because of the helmet she was wearing at the time. But, that's not where the storyline ends. And to give you an idea of that, be warned to expect nudity, a lot of blood, and of course, to top that all off, gore. Story: As soon as you watch the well known opening of episode one, you automatically get a taster of what's to come It was originally a 12 volume manga written by Lynn Okamoto, but with it's popularity, they decided to make this 13-episode long anime show to illustrate part of the story told within. I did, and I found that it is one of those shows that are different from everything else out there. It sounded interesting, so I thought I'd check it out sometime. I managed to learn about Elfen Lied from a friend telling me THAT they wanted to see it once.

Elfen lied everyone piano