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Hakuoki

2010–2012 · 3 seasons · Action, Animation · Chiba TV

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About Hakuoki

Yukimura Chizuru is the daughter of a doctor who works in Edo; her father leaves Edo to work as a volunteer doctor and moves to Kyoto without his daughter. As time passes by, Chizuru starts worrying about losing contact with her father, so she decides to go to Kyoto in search of him. On the way, Chizuru is attacked by few criminals and witnesses a fight between an oni and the Shinsengumi. Taking her into custody and saving her, the Shinsengumi debate on what to do with Chizuru when they discover that she is the daughter of the doctor they are also looking for. So they decide to become Chizuru's protectors and help her look for her father (the doctor). Lots of events happen while she stays with the Shinsengumi, as they discover mysterious secrets and also fight against the Bakumatsu group.

Created by
Tsunekiyo Fujisawa
Starring
Houko Kuwashima, Shin-ichiro Miki
Network
Chiba TV
Episodes
About 24 minutes each

Hakuoki FAQ

Where can I watch Hakuoki?

In the United States, Hakuoki is streaming on Crunchyroll Amazon Channel. You can also rent or buy it on Amazon Video.

Is Hakuoki over?

Yes — Hakuoki ended in 2012 after 3 seasons.

How many seasons of Hakuoki are there?

Hakuoki has 3 seasons and 34 episodes, each about 24 minutes.

What is Hakuoki about?

Yukimura Chizuru is the daughter of a doctor who works in Edo; her father leaves Edo to work as a volunteer doctor and moves to Kyoto without his daughter. As time passes by, Chizuru starts worrying about losing contact with her father, so she decides to go to Kyoto in search of him. On the way, Chizuru is…

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