[GetItTwisted] Samurai Girls S00E01-E06 [BD 1080p AVC Opus] | Hyakka Ryouran: Samurai Girls | Season 1 BD Specials | The Picture Scroll Edition

Title

Hyakka Ryouran: Samurai Girls

AniDB

7440

MAL

8277

Episodes

12

* Hobby Japan's 40th anniversary mediamix project. The franchise includes a light novel series by Suzuki Akira and Nishii, published by HJ Bunko; a manga series by Shinano Yura published in Dengeki Daiou; a 4-koma web comic by Kazahana Chiruo; this anime adaptation by ARMS; figurines and so forth. The era is Heisei 20+ in the reign of the 25th Tokugawa Shogun, Keikou. In the Christian calendar, it is a bit past 2000 in the Empire of Japan. In the skirts of the Sacred Mount Fuji, there is an enormous school built in a vast area. Its name is Buou Private Academy. All students are children of samurai and while encouraged to study, they spend their days preparing themselves in battles that sometimes put their life at risk. A peaceful school at first glance, but even there a shadow of turbulence draws near: the rebellious underground activities of discontents that oppose the Tokugawa clan that rules the school. Against the dissident students, the student council executive committee formed the Toyotomi Faction and began their suppression. Now with the Toyotomi Hunting as it became known, the tyranny of the student council escalated further. The high school student Yagyuu Muneakira who attends the Buou Private Academy and is also the assistant instructor of fencing at the Yagyuu Dojo, while a servant to the Tokunaga family, he was opposed to the excessive oppression of the Toyotomi Hunting. And before Muneakira appeared several girls carrying the names of the ancient swordsmen and generals. Is this the beginning of a commotion that will shake History? Source: fiwasaki.wordpress.com Note: The first episode received an early broadcast on TOKYO MX on September 4, 2010. Additionally it was also screened together with MM! as part of the Media Factory Anime Festival 2010 on Sunday, September 26, 2010 in Tokyo KFC Hall. The regular television broadcast started on October 4.