Japón,
(2014–2015), 9 h 59 min
(Minutos: 23–24 min)
Cámara:
Yusuke TannawaReparto:
Katsuhito Nomura, Romi Paku, Ken'yū Horiuchi, Daisuke Namikawa, Chafūrin, Hiroshi Naka, Shinpachi Tsuji, Aya Endō, Hiroshi Yanaka, Kento Fujinuma (más)Episodios(25)
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Góka: Hellfire (E01)
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Kokuin: Divine Flame (E02)
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Keijaku: Zaruba (E03)
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Gišiki: Bloodville (E04)
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Kendžin: Gaia (E05)
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Kiši: Black Knight (E06)
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Džinró: Sorrow Beast (E07)
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Zenra: Full Monty (E08)
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Šitei: New Hope (E09)
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Hakai: Fallen Blood (E10)
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Zecuei: Shadow Slasher (E11)
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Akacuki: Blood Moon (E12)
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Hókó: Burning Ashes (E13)
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Bukun: Geste (E14)
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Šokunin: Project G (E15)
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Idžucu: Cure (E16)
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Jukijo: Snow Fall (E17)
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Genen: Scar Flame (E18)
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Kuro cubasa: Tempest (E19)
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Džidžo: Double Dealer (E20)
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Fuši: Knights (E21)
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Kekkai: Dreadly Focus (E22)
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Geššoku: Doom (E23)
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Kóbó: Chiastolite (E24)
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Itoguruma: Home (E25)
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Reseñas (1)
This show has a decent narrative, great characters, and interesting animation. The combination of animation with 3D in the fight scenes is almost unusually spectacular. It also has a decent amount of great twists, and the character development is good, especially the main protagonist, who, in my opinion, is well developed, especially psychologically. Anyway, my favorite character is Germán (Roberto) Luis, he is a cutie, and I must say that Ema Guzmán the Makai Alchemist has got something going on as well (it was just such a shame she did not get more screen time). So, in the end, my overall impression is positive, and I am awarding it four stars. 7.5/10.
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