List of Buso Renkin episodes (original) (raw)
The anime series Buso Renkin is based on the manga series of the same name written by Nobuhiro Watsuki. The series is directed by Takao Kato and produced by Xebec. The episodes follow Kazuki Muto who becomes an Alchemic warrior in the battle against Alchemic monsters known as Homunculi.
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| dbo:abstract | The anime series Buso Renkin is based on the manga series of the same name written by Nobuhiro Watsuki. The series is directed by Takao Kato and produced by Xebec. The episodes follow Kazuki Muto who becomes an Alchemic warrior in the battle against Alchemic monsters known as Homunculi. The production of the Buso Renkin anime was announced by the release of a minute-long internet trailer. Buso Renkin aired between October 5, 2006, and March 29, 2007, on TV Tokyo. The episodes were later released in nine DVD compilations between January 25, 2007, and September 21, 2007 by Geneon Universal Entertainment. A DVD box set containing the whole series was released on November 26, 2009. On December 8, 2007, Viz Media announced the production of the English dub which would be released in two DVD sets of thirteen episodes each. The first set containing episodes one to thirteen was released on April 29, 2008, and the second set contains episodes fourteen to twenty-six and was released on October 7, 2008. On December 20, 2009, the first three episodes from the series were officially uploaded to Hulu and Viz Media's portal. Two episodes were uploaded weekly thereafter with the final episode uploaded on March 8, 2010. Beginning October 2, 2012, Buso Renkin was streamed on Neon Alley. The series use three pieces of theme music: a single opening theme and two ending themes. The opening theme is "Makka Na Chikai" (真赤な誓い, lit. "Crimson Oath") by Yoshiki Fukuyama. The first ending theme from episodes one to fourteen is "Hoshiakari" (ホシアカリ, lit. "Starlight") by Jyukai and the second theme for the remaining episodes is "Itoshiki Sekai" (愛しき世界, lit. "Beloved World") by Aya Kagami. (en) A série de anime Buso Renkin é baseada no mangá homônimo escrito e ilustrado por Nobuhiro Watsuki. A série foi dirigida por Takao Kato e produzida pelo estúdio Xebec. O enredo da série gira em torno de Kazuki Muto, que se torna um Guerreiro Alquímico, em sua batalha contra os monstros chamados Homúnculos criados através da alquimia. A produção do anime Buso Renkin foi anunciada através do lançamento de um trailer de um minuto na internet. Buso Renkin foi transmitido originalmente pela TV Tokyo entre 4 de outubro de 2006 e 28 de março de 2007. Posteriormente, todos os episódios foram compilados em nove volumes de DVDs, que foram lançados entre 25 de janeiro de 2007 e 21 de setembro de 2007 pela Geneon Universal Entertainment. Uma coletânea de DVDs contendo todos os episódios foi lançada em 26 de novembro de 2009, e relançada em alta definição (HD) em 27 de fevereiro de 2013. A série usou três temas musicais: um único tema abertura e dois temas de encerramento. O tema de abertura usado foi "Makka Na Chikai" (真赤な誓い "Makka Na Chikai"?) por . O primeiro tema de encerramento usado entre o primeiro e o décimo quarto episódio foi "Hoshiakari" (ホシアカリ "Hoshiakari"?) por Jyukai e o segundo tema usado para os episódios restantes foi "Itoshiki Sekai" (愛しき世界 "Itoshiki Sekai"?) por Aya Kagami. Singles a partir de canções individuais e uma trilha sonora original foram lançados pela Geneon. (pt) |
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| dbp:directedby | Hideya Takahashi (en) Tsuyoshi Nagasawa (en) Shigeru Ueda (en) Daisuke Tsukushi (en) Shunji Yoshida (en) Daisuke Takashima (en) Akihiro Enomoto (en) Isao Takayama (en) Sunhi Son (en) Takayoshi Morimiya (en) Takeshi Ando (en) Takeshi Nagasawa (en) Tsuyoshi Yoshimoto (en) Yukio Kuroda (en) |
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| dbp:shortsummary | Kazuki, Tokiko and Bravo infiltrate the LXE's base only to find out Dr. Butterfly and his army of Homunculi are targeting Kazuki's school. While Bravo engages in battle in the base with the Homunculus called Moonface, Kazuki and Tokiko defends the school from Dr. Butterfly and his homunculus army. (en) After enduring a long battle, Kazuki defeats Washio. Tokiko has become unable to move due to the embedded Homunculus embryo and is carried by Kazuki back to town. Kazuki leaves Tokiko in the care of his friends before leaving in search of Koushaku who holds the cure to Tokiko's condition. (en) Kazuki's friends mourn for his sacrifice and return to their daily lives. Tokiko decides to battle Papillon before leaving town. Accompanied by Gouta, Shusui and Ouka, Tokiko is able to bypass Papillon's Homunculi and confront him declaring she will fight him in Kazuki's place. (en) Hiwatari's buso renkin separates Kazuki from Tokiko and Gota. Papillon manages to defeat Ikusabe and learns about Kazuki's whereabouts from him. Tokiko and Gouta are able to defeat the enemy, Shinobu Negoro, and resume searching for Kazuki. Elsewhere, the other group of Alchemist Warriors finds Victor and engages him in battle only to be easily beaten, though Shusui's abilities save them from certain death. (en) Papillon is revealed to have been making a white kakugane to restore Kazuki. The battle is stopped when they notice that Kazuki's buso renkin's light is seen on the moon. The Alchemist Warriors, using Shosei's buso renkin, fly into space in order to retrieve Kazuki. Victor decides to send Kazuki back to Earth with the use of his own buso renkin. Kazuki, seeing the good in Victor, drags him back to Earth. Papillon, using his white kakugane, restores Kazuki's humanity and the two begin their long awaited duel. The Alchemist Warriors are able to create another white kakugane and restore Victor back into a human. Victor asks them to turn him into a Homunculus and that he will lead all the Homunculi to the moon until they find a way to revert Homunculi back into humans. From then on, Kazuki and Tokiko return to their daily lives while Papillon becomes an urban legend. (en) Hiwatari engages the four in battle and Bravo is critically wounded in the process. Just before Kazuki and Hiwatari finish each other off, the Alchemist General, Shosei Sakaguchi, stops them, explaining Kazuki's assassination has been suspended and that the top priority for the Alchemists is the battle against Victor. Shosei then reinstates Tokiko and Gouta as Alchemy Warriors and allows Kazuki to continue his search for a cure. (en) After learning that the Homunculus creator is a student at Kazuki's school, Kazuki and Tokiko attempt to search for him on the school grounds, but fail to find him. Kazuki is later confronted by a Frog Homunculus and defeats it in battle only to faint from his injuries. A Plant Homunculus appears and prepares to finish off Kazuki, but Tokiko intercepts its attack and kills it. Kazuki regains consciousness and promises to Tokiko that he will work harder from then on. (en) After defeating the Homunculi, the flask Dr. Butterfly has with him activates and begins to drain energy from everyone inside the school. Papillon appears with his own buso renkin activated and challenges Dr. Butterfly to a battle, eventually coming out victorious. (en) Kazuki retrieves the white kakugane from Alexandria and proceeds to where the battle between Victor and the Alchemist Warriors is taking place. Using his buso renkin, he forces the white kakugane into Victor; However the white kakugane fails to restore him into a human and merely weakens him. Kazuki then propels himself to the moon, dragging Victor with him and saving the Earth from Victor but leaving a grief-stricken Tokiko behind. (en) Tokiko proceeds to eliminate the twins but is stopped by Kazuki who argues that they are still human and deserve to live. Shusui inflicts a critical wound on Kazuki while he is distracted. However, Ouka uses her buso renkin and absorbs Kazuki's wound damage claiming that Kazuki is someone they can trust. As Ouka begins to die, Kazuki, Tokiko and Shusui are able to avert her death with the healing properties of the kakuganes. The next day, Kazuki and Tokiko visit Ouka in the hospital who reveals that her brother had left to train in order to rid himself of LXE's corruption. (en) Captain Bravo, a member of the Alchemist Warriors and the one who delivered the cure to Tokiko, offers Kazuki a chance to join their mission combating the LXE, a group consisting of Human-type Homunculi based in Kazuki's town. Koushaku, having been resurrected by the LXE's leader who is also his great-great grandfather, Dr. Butterfly, and now calling himself Papillon, seeks Kazuki and declares war on him. Kazuki, Tokiko and Bravo are then attacked by Kinjo, a Homunculus of the LXE, but he is quickly dispatched by Bravo. (en) Kazuki runs into Captain Bravo, engages him in battle but is soon overwhelmed. Despite the information Tokiko is able to relay, Bravo tells them that after he kills Kazuki, he will kill himself to repent for his death. Kazuki, enraged that his failure will result in Bravo's death, pierces Bravo's buso renkin and wounds him. Bravo accepts that Kazuki has become stronger and allows him to continue his search for a cure. However, they are then interrupted by Hiwatari's appearance. (en) Tokiko's investigation of the warehouse leads her to believe that someone was using the laboratory to create Homunculus matters. She explains that Homunculus matters are parasitic embryos that turn their host into Homunculi. The pair are attacked by a mysterious man who sends a Homunculus matter to attach onto Tokiko only to have it deflected. Later on, Tokiko notices that the Homunculus matter has attached itself onto Kazuki's sister and attempts to destroy it only to have it attach to her instead. She tells Kazuki that she will change into a Homunculus within a week and that they must find the mysterious man before the week ends. (en) Kazuki finds Koushaku in his great-great grandfather's laboratory and attempts to destroy the Homunculus matter. However, due to the interference of Koushaku's younger brother Jiro, Koushaku is able to have the Homunculus embryo attach to him and is turned into a Humanoid Homunculus. He then begins to eat everyone in the vicinity until he is killed by Kazuki, who passes out from exhaustion before he is able to deliver the cure to Tokiko. Kazuki awakens to find the cured Tokiko who christens his buso renkin Sunlight Heart. (en) Kazuki and Tokiko spend time with their friends at the amusement park. After much thought, Kazuki decides what he will do with the white kakugane. Meanwhile, the battle between the Alchemist Warriors and Victor continues. (en) That night, Gouta calls Tokiko out and tells her that Kazuki will be killed. Captain Bravo tells Kazuki that in six weeks, Kazuki will be passively draining energy from those around him like Victor and that Bravo has been ordered to kill Kazuki before the transformation is complete. In a short battle, Bravo handily defeats Kazuki and leaves him for dead by throwing his inert body into the ocean. (en) Tokiko explains that a mysterious person gave her Kazuki's kakugane and that person may know how to reverse the black kakugane's effect. Meanwhile, Papillon intercepts the team searching for Kazuki and engages one of its members, Genji Ikusabe in battle. Elsewhere, Shusui is recruited by the Alchemist Warriors for the upcoming battle against Victor. Kazuki's group is ambushed by the team at a graveyard. (en) The Alchemist Warriors find and engage Victor in battle. Meanwhile, Kazuki, Tokiko, Gouta and Papillon arrive at the school and meet a mysterious figure who introduces herself as Victoria and leads them to her brain in a vat mother, Alexandria, the creator of the black kakugane. Alexandria reveals her creation, a white kakugane, and explains it is able to negate the effects of the black kakugane. However, with only one in existence, Kazuki must decide whether to use it on himself or Victor. (en) The four begin to battle and Kazuki eventually inflicts a fatal wound on Shusui. Ouka uses her buso renkin and heals Shusui while at the same time receiving Shusui's wound on her own body. Due to this, Kazuki realizes they are both humans and not Homunculi and questions whether they are the enemy or not. Shusui reveals that they worked under the LXE so that one day the two can become Homunculi and live together for eternity. (en) Kazuki and Tokiko finally discover the creator's identity to be Koushaku Chono. Koushaku explains that he intends to turn himself into a humanoid Homunculus with a specially made Homunculus embryo which will grant him abilities and endurance far beyond human capacity. Koushaku's Hawk Homunculus Washio captures Kazuki and Tokiko and takes them to a secluded forest and engages the two in battle. (en) Tokiko manages to find Kazuki's body in the ocean and is able to revive him. Meanwhile, Gouta learns that a team led out by Alchemist Warrior Chief Sekima Hiwatari is sent to confirm Kazuki's death. Gouta learns they plan to assassinate Tokiko and impedes their mission before escaping and rendezvousing with Kazuki and Tokiko. The three then prepare to travel to the school where Tokiko had found Kazuki's kakugane in order to find a way to restore his humanity. (en) Before Dr. Butterfly dies, he explains that a man named Victor is inside the flask and that he is a being far superior to humans and Homunculi. Kazuki destroys the flask, but Victor has already revived. Kazuki engages Victor in battle and is seemingly killed after having his kakugane destroyed. Kazuki regains his kakugane which is revealed to be a black kakugane, causing him to transform into a being like Victor with glowing light green hair, red eyes and copper-colored skin. (en) After a short battle, Victor concludes that it would take too much time to defeat Kazuki and leaves the school. After reuniting with Captain Bravo, Papillon leaves to research Victor in order to turn Kazuki back into a human being. The next day, they decide to head to the beach where Tokiko runs into Gouta Nakamura. He tells Tokiko to meet with him at night for important information. (en) During the night, Bravo takes Kazuki out to the woods for special training while Tokiko protects the kakugane acquired from the previous battle. Later on, a Homunculus named Jinnai uses a buso renkin and takes control over the students in the dorm, ordering them to take the kakugane from Tokiko. Tokiko is able to avoid her classmates and kill Jinnai, freeing them from his control. Papillon takes the kakugane from the defeated Homunculus, declares that he will defeat Kazuki and then leaves the scene. (en) Kazuki and Tokiko befriend the Hayasaka twins, Shusui and Ouka. However, the twins are actually humans working with the LXE ordered to kill the Alchemist warriors at the school. When two LXE Homunculi invade the school, Kazuki and Tokiko intercept the threats, causing the twins to realize who the Alchemist Warriors are and that they must kill their friends. (en) |
| dbp:title | Carnival (en) 'Til Death Do Us Part (en) The Escape (en) Who Are You? (en) Period (en) A Decision Is Required (en) A Night in the Dorm (en) An Intermediate Existence (en) Another New Life (en) As Long As I Can Protect You (en) Boy meets Battle Girl (en) Gone Into Flame (en) It Seems We're Well Matched (en) New Strength (en) No One Could Ever Take His Place (en) Signs of Death (en) The Butterfly of Black Death (en) The Hayasaka Twins (en) The True Form Homunculus (en) To Protect Someone (en) When Dawn Comes (en) When You Die, I'll Die With You (en) Whether or not You're a Hypocrite (en) With Strength and Power (en) You've Become A Little Stronger (en) |
| dbp:translittitle | Tōhikō (en) Arata naru chikara (en) Chūkan no sonzai (en) Hayasaka kyōdai (en) Homunkurusu no shōtai (en) Kaanibaru (en) Kawari nado inai (en) Ketsudan o yōsu (en) Kimi ga shinu toki ga watashi ga shinu toki (en) Kimi sae mamorere ba (en) Kimi to ore ha aishō ga ii (en) Kimi wa dare da? (en) Kimi wa sukoshi tsuyoku natta (en) Kishukusha no yoru (en) Kokushi no chō (en) Mamoru beki hito no tame ni (en) Moshi kimi ga gizen to utagau no nara (en) Mō hitotsu no atarashii inochi (en) Omoi to chikara o kome te (en) Piriodo (en) Shi ga futari o wakatsu made (en) Shi no taidō (en) Yoru ga ake tara (en) |
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| dbp:writtenby | Katsuhiko Koide (en) Kento Shimoyama (en) Katsuhiko Chiba (en) Gyo Yamatoya (en) |
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| rdfs:comment | The anime series Buso Renkin is based on the manga series of the same name written by Nobuhiro Watsuki. The series is directed by Takao Kato and produced by Xebec. The episodes follow Kazuki Muto who becomes an Alchemic warrior in the battle against Alchemic monsters known as Homunculi. (en) A série de anime Buso Renkin é baseada no mangá homônimo escrito e ilustrado por Nobuhiro Watsuki. A série foi dirigida por Takao Kato e produzida pelo estúdio Xebec. O enredo da série gira em torno de Kazuki Muto, que se torna um Guerreiro Alquímico, em sua batalha contra os monstros chamados Homúnculos criados através da alquimia. (pt) |
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