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Hakuouki Shinsengumi Kitan

Hakuoki Shinsengumi Kitan (trans. Demon of the Fleeting Blossom: The Mysterious Tale of the Shinsengumi) was first developed by Idea Factory as a video game series for the Play Station 2 which was then later ported to several other platforms including the Play Station 3 and Play Station Portable (PSP).
Due to increased popularity, Studio Deen developed the anime adaptation of Hakuoki Shinsengumi Kitan with the help of Osamu Yamasaki as the director for the show.
Hakuoki Shinsengumi Kitan made its grand premiere on the big screen last April 2010 across a number of television networks like TV Kanagawa, Chiba TV and even Anime Network.
Hakuoki Shinsengumi Kitan had 12 enthralling episodes which ended on June 2010 of the same year.

PLOT:

Hakuoki Shinsengumi Kitan is set in Edo-period Japan to a time where samurais, swords and bushido are the way of living.
Yukimura Chizuru, daughter of a well-renowned doctor in Edo, moves back to Kyoto to search for his missing father.
On the way over, she gets attacked by a renegade group of madden men who are immediately struck down by members of the Shinsengumi, the local police force.
Chizuru is taken in for interrogation on what happened that night only to realize that she turns out to be the daughter of the doctor they have been searching for.
Turns out, the good doctor was actually the one who developed the “Water of Life”, an elixir of sorts that can turn any person who drinks it into invincible bloodthirsty killing machines called the “Rasetsu”.
Believing that Chizuru may very well be the fastest way of finding the good doctor, the Shinsengumi decide to keep her as an aide in their search.
It wasn’t long after the fated encounter between the Shinsengumi and the mysterious faction, the Bakumatsu Group would also lead her to the destined reunion of her missing father.
She later unravels the mysteries surrounding Kyoto whether it’s the Water of Life, the sentient beings called Oni or the true nature of the man she once called her father.

CHARACTERS:

Chizuru Yukimura is the daughter of well-renowned doctor. Generally, she is gentle, caring and a soft-spoken girl who hardly ever speaks her mind unless she is driven to by her concern for the people she care about. As a young woman, she can be fearless at times especially when it concerns the safety of her friends yet she is hesitant to fight even in the middle of a battle. Growing up under the shadow of her father, Chizuru possesses some degree of medical knowledge which seemed to be remarkably helpful during battle. It wasn’t till later in the series did she discover that she is actually a pureblood member of the infamous Oni Ichizoku (the Demon Clan). She is also skilled with a kodachi which she was taught to protect herself.

Toshizo Hijikata is the acting vice-commander of the Shinsengumi, the elite police force back then. He is both feared and respected by his men which he then later earned the nickname as “oni-fukuchou” (demon vice commander). Despite his reputation for being a strict disciplinarian, he always thinks of the Shinsengumi first before his needs. He has deep respect for both women and to Kondou which would explain the numerous occasions where he seems to be overprotective when it comes to Chizuru. He is highly skilled when it comes to swordsmanship even holding his own against an Oni.

UPDATE:

Since then, several sequels have been made by the same people who worked on Hakuoki Shinsengumi Kitan. Last October 2010, “Hakuoki Hekketsuroki” premiered on several television networks.
Season 2 was scheduled for 10 gripping episodes which quickly ended on December 2010 of the same year.
“Hakuoki Reimeiroku”, the third installment of the Hakuoki series made its big debut on July 2012. It ended on September 2012 with 12 insanely thrilling episodes.
Several OVAs have also been released here and there as well as a couple of animated films.

Other similar anime titles in the realms of samurais and swordsmanship would include Samurai 7, Afro Samurai, Blade of the Immortal, Examurai Sengoku, Gifuu Doudou, Gintama, Gun-dou Musashi, Hakuoki, Jubei-Chan, Shura No Toki, Peacemaker Kurogane, Sengoku Basara and Rorouni Kenshin.

source: Zerochan; written by carllustre87

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Characters & Artbooks

Nomura Risaburou (Hakuouki) Character 1
Yukimura Chizuru Character 2183
Saitou Hajime (Hakuouki) Character 2052
Okita Souji (Hakuouki) Character 2046
Hijikata Toshizou (Hakuouki) Character 1414
Toudou Heisuke (Hakuouki) Character 827
Kazama Chikage Character 802
Harada Sanosuke (Hakuouki) Character 760
Hakuouki SSL ~Sweet School Life~ Series, Visual Novel 557
Nagakura Shinpachi (Hakuouki) Character 330
Yamazaki Susumu (Hakuouki) Character 205
Ryunosuke Ibuki Character 195
Keisuke Sannan Character 163
Nagumo Kaoru Character 120
Kondou Isami (Hakuouki) Character 108

Aliases

Demon Of The Fleeting Blossom
Hakuouki ~otogisoushi~
薄桜鬼新選組奇譚

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