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Samurai Warriors

★6.5 2015 1 Season TV-MA

In late 16th century, the era of civil war that tore Japan over two centuries is nearing its end and the regional warlords who survived the bloodsheds are ready for a final showdown. In the battlefield where your best ally turns out to be your worst enemy, only the shrewdest can come out alive.

Seasons & episodes

1 season · 12 episodes

The Greatest Cherry Blossom in Japan

Episode 01

The Greatest Cherry Blossom in Japan

Jan 12, 2015 · 24 min

It's the Warring States period. Many a warrior dream of unifying Japan. Toyotomi Hideyoshi, on the verge of realizing that dream, takes a massive army led by Ishida Mitsunari to surround Odawara Castle, currently being defended by Hojo Ujiyasu.

Inubushi's Departure

Episode 02

Inubushi's Departure

Jan 19, 2015 · 24 min

The death of Hideyoshi Toyotomi, ruler of Japan, plunges the world into turmoil yet again. Mitsunari Ishida tries to protect the Toyotomi clan by opposing Tokugawa, the strongest faction, but his behavior only causes misunderstandings and further isolates him.

The Siege of Ueda Castle

Episode 03

The Siege of Ueda Castle

Jan 26, 2015 · 24 min

Having learned of Mitsunari Ishida's taking up arms, Ieyasu Tokugawa decides to march his massive army to take him on at Sekigahara. Nobuyuki Sanada, who had parted with his brother Yukimura in the lead-up to this event, would have to join the fray as part of a unit separate from Ieyasu's, and under the control of his son Hidetada.

The Senkigahara Sunset

Episode 04

The Senkigahara Sunset

Feb 2, 2015 · 24 min

While the Sanada brothers Nobuyuki and Yukimura face off at Ueda Castle, and Kagekatsu Uesugi and Kanetsugu Naoe take on Masamune Date and Kojuro Katakura at Aizu, the curtain is drawn on the Battle of Sekigahara. With the overwhelming numerical advantage created by Yukimura's stalling of Hidetada's forces and a formation that fully utilized his geographical superiority, Mitsunari takes the upper hand in the early going.

The Destination of Life

Episode 05

The Destination of Life

Feb 9, 2015 · 24 min

Mitsunari Ishida was killed in the Battle of Sekigahara. Following the war, a meeting is held at Edo Castle to determine the fates of those that had stood against the Tokugawa clan. Yukimura Sanada's sentence, in particular, attracts heated debate from all those present. Amidst all the voices baying for his blood, not least Hidetada Tokugawa, who had fallen in battle to Yukimura, and was late in reaching Sekigahara as a result, Ieyasu Tokugawa asks Yukimura's brother, Nobuyuki, for his thoughts.

The Caged Heart

Episode 06

The Caged Heart

Feb 16, 2015 · 24 min

As the Tokugawa clan's messenger, Nobuyuki heads to Aizu to inform the Uesugi clan of their punishment following the battle of Sekigahara. He meets Kanetsugu Naoe, who refuses to accept the severe, and almost cruel, demands, but Nobuyuki refuses to budge too. On the other hand, while Yukimura escaped the death penalty, he was leading an empty life, without being able to find the "meaning of his life" that Nobuyuki had asked him to reconsider. But one night, things start to get noisy in his vicinity.

The Crimson Blade

Episode 07

The Crimson Blade

Feb 23, 2015 · 24 min

Hidetada Tokugawa succeeds his father as the second Tokugawa shogun, and within heightened anti-Tokugawa sentiments at Osaka, Nobuyuki Sanada heads to Osaka Castle in order to meet Hideyori Toyotomi. At the same time, Yukimura Sanada's life under even stricter supervision gets a jolt from an unexpected visitor.

The Path of No Return

Episode 08

The Path of No Return

Mar 2, 2015 · 24 min

Having realized that he can only live as a warrior, Yukimura Sanada escapes his confines at Kudoyama and heads of Osaka. At the same time, Kiyomasa Kato and Masanori Fukushima cut ties with the Tokugawa clan and also head for Osaka.

The Osaka Tempest

Episode 09

The Osaka Tempest

Mar 9, 2015 · 24 min

When Yukimura Sanada and Keiji Maeda reach Osaka after a long journey, they are ushered into the castle for a meeting with Hideyori Toyotomi. Having learned of his young master's resolve, Yukimura reaffirms his desire to fight for the Toyotomi clan.

Fortress Beyond Compare

Episode 10

Fortress Beyond Compare

Mar 16, 2015 · 24 min

This is the beginning of what is now known as the Winter Siege of Osaka. The Tokugawa army tries to assert its numerical advantage, but Osaka Castle and the Sanada Maru fortification stand firm against them. Yukimura Sanda, Keiji Maeda, Kiyomasa Kato, and Masanori Fukushima fight hard as part of the Toyotomi clan's forces, refusing to give an inch to their enemies. With winter upon them, a cold wave saps both armies of their energy. That's when Yukimura has to face off with Kanetsugu Naoe, who he had shared a vow of righteousness with, as an enemy. Meanwhile, as Osaka Castle continues to get bombarded by artillery fire, Nobuyuki Sanada charges in alone in a bid to negotiate a truce.

The Lofty Castle

Episode 11

The Lofty Castle

Mar 23, 2015 · 24 min

When Hideyori Toyotomi accepts the Tokugawa clan's terms for the ceasefire, the Winter Siege of Osaka comes to an end. However, even the inner moat of the castle gets filled in despite not being one of the terms, pushing the Toyotomi clan further to the brink. It was clear to one and all that the last war of the Warring States Era could not be avoided. While everyone prepares for the final showdown, Nobuyuki Sanada decides to shoulder the pain of killing his brother, Yukimura. On the other hand, Yukimura tries to grasp the one chance of victory the Toyotomi clan has against all odds.

The Mightiest Warrior in Japan

Episode 12

The Mightiest Warrior in Japan

Mar 30, 2015 · 24 min

The Summer Siege of Osaka has begun. This would mark the start of the last, and biggest, battle for both the Toyotomi and Tokugawa clans and the Warring States Era. Staking all of his pride as a warrior on this war, Yukimura Sanada charges through the battlefield aiming for Ieyasu Tokugawa alone.

About the series

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Audience score
★ 6.5 /10

based on 8 votes

Synopsis

In late 16th century, the era of civil war that tore Japan over two centuries is nearing its end and the regional warlords who survived the bloodsheds are ready for a final showdown. In the battlefield where your best ally turns out to be your worst enemy, only the shrewdest can come out alive.

AnimationWar & PoliticsAction & Adventure

Cast

7 principal cast

Takeshi Kusao

Takeshi Kusao

Yukimura Sanada (voice)

Daisuke Ono

Daisuke Ono

Nobuyuki Sanada (voice)

Yuko Nagashima

Yuko Nagashima

kunoichi

Tomokazu Sugita

Tomokazu Sugita

katou kiyomasa

Nobuyuki Hiyama

Nobuyuki Hiyama

masamune date

Shinichi Yamada

Shinichi Yamada

sakon shima

Hideo Ishikawa

Hideo Ishikawa

hideyoshi toyotomi

Where to watch Samurai Warriors

Samurai Warriors is available to stream on Flicksy via 6 verified sources, aggregated from publicly available embed providers. The animation has 1 season and 12 total episodes, rated 6.5/10 by 8 viewers.

Frequently asked

How many seasons does Samurai Warriors have?

Samurai Warriors has 1 season with 12 episodes in total.

Is Samurai Warriors still on the air?

Samurai Warriors has ended and is no longer in production.

What network airs Samurai Warriors?

Samurai Warriors airs on TV Tokyo.

When did Samurai Warriors first air?

Samurai Warriors first aired on January 12, 2015.

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