Shadows House
A chronological timeline of Shadows House, following its setting, characters, and major story turns.
- Genre:
- ミステリー / ゴシック / 館
- Medium:
- Anime
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Shadows House — Timeline12 events
Emilico serves Kate
Living doll Emilico begins serving as the face of Kate, a shadow noble of Shadows House.
They live in the faceless family’s mansion
The faceless Shadows rule a vast soot-filled manor, using living dolls as their public faces.
The living dolls begin cleaning
Through their daily soot cleaning, Emilico and the other dolls learn that soot can endanger both mind and body.
Preparations for the debut advance
Kate and Emilico’s generation prepares for the Debut, the ceremony required to be accepted by Shadows House.
Emilico meets her peers
Emilico meets Shaun, Lou, and Rum, forming friendships among the dolls who serve as faces.
The secret of soot power appears
The Shadows’ emotion-driven soot powers emerge as a force used to sustain the manor’s hierarchy and control.
Emilico questions the mansion’s rules
Emilico’s curiosity makes her question a manor where dolls are expected to obey their masters without question.
The friends are tested at debut
The Debut places the new Shadows and dolls in a maze-like trial that tests both cooperation and obedience.
Kate develops a will to rebel
Kate resolves to resist the adults who treat living dolls as tools and to change the manor with her allies.
They investigate the mansion’s conditioning
Learning of the brainwashing coffee and the village beyond the manor, Kate’s group seeks a way to reclaim the dolls’ minds.
Kate and Emilico save their friends
Kate and Emilico rescue brainwashed friends, creating a foothold for the dolls to regain their own will.
They step toward the truth of the Shadow House
Kate’s group closes in on the origin of Shadows House and the truth of the Adults’ Wing, continuing their revolt as a long struggle.
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