Taimanin Asagi

TV SERIES 2007 3 SEASONS

Overview

Asagi Igawa is a veteran Shinobu. After defeating an arch enemy a long time ago, she thought she could finally settle down. Yet, her arch enemy was revived from death through a pact made with the head demon in the city and swearing to take revenge on her by hurting those who are close to her. Her boyfriend, sister (a Shinobu) and her are part of the act being abused emotionally and… sexually…

This production, originally released in 2007, has captivated audiences with its unique storytelling. As a Video series, it brings a fresh perspective to the Animation genre, maintaining a strong viewer rating of 8.8 across its 3 seasons.

Storyline Highlights:
• Explores themes within Animation.
• Produced in Japan.
• Original Language: Japanese.

Directed By

Kasahara Shinpei

Written By

Uda-tan

Starring Cast

Juri Mori

Igawa Asagi (voice)

Yokote Kumiko

Oboro (voice)

Maeda Kei

Igawa Sakura (voice)

Tomoe Jinbo

Yatsu Murasaki (voice)

Ryouko Tezuka

Koukawa Asuka (voice)

Tetsuto Furuwaka

Sawaki Kousuke (voice)

Ryou Nakamura

Orc (voice)

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Higashi Yuusuke

Kanda (voice)

Seasons

Specials

3 Episodes • Aired 2009-05-01

No season overview provided for this season.

Taimanin Asagi 1

4 Episodes • Aired 2007-02-24

Igawa Asagi is a veteran Shinobi. After defeating her archenemy a long time ago, she thought she could finally settle down. Yet, her archenemy was revived from death through a pact made with the head demon in the city and swearing to take revenge on her by hurting those who are close to her. Her boyfriend, her sister (also a Shinobi) and she herself are part of the act being abused emotionally and... sexually...

Taimanin Asagi 2

2 Episodes • Aired 2015-10-30

One year has passed since the Chaos Arena was destroyed, Asagi and Sakura were presently on an abandoned street on a man-made island that floated on top of Tokyo Bay. It was an enormous box-shaped island built by the government and referred to as "Tokyo Kingdom." There was hope that it would become a second city center floating at sea, but it had failed to attract businesses. The only way of getting to and from the island was through Honshu Island over the 10 kilometer Tokyo Kingdom bridge. Unfortunately, this narrow route was the means in which the inhabitants of hell found their way onto the island, luring anarchists, criminals, and even illegal immigrants there, transforming the streets of the sea bound city into a world-renowned haven for danger. However abandoned the streets were, order did exist in such a place despite it being a breeding place of crime.