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Katanagatari

2010 · 1 season · Animation, Action · Fuji TV

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About Katanagatari

The legendary swordsmith Kiki Shikizaki created 1,000 swords in his career. The more of the swords a country owns, the higher its chances are at winning a war. When the shogun emerged victorious, he collected 988 swords, but these were merely the “practice pieces”. The last twelve swords were the crowning achievements of Kiki’s career. Each one of them is so powerful that a single man could defeat an army with it. Togame, the shogun’s strategist, gets the order to collect these swords. At first she hired a ninja, but each of the swords’ value is so high that the entire ninja clan went rogue once they got hold of one. She then put her trust in another warrior, but he kept the sword for himself. Her final hope now is Shichika, the seventh and last student of the Kyotoryuu School.

Starring
Yukari Tamura, Yoshimasa Hosoya, Mai Nakahara, Chihiro Suzuki, Mitsuru Miyamoto
Network
Fuji TV
Episodes
About 50 minutes each

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Is Katanagatari over?

Yes — Katanagatari ended in 2010 after 1 season.

How many seasons of Katanagatari are there?

Katanagatari has 1 season and 12 episodes, each about 50 minutes.

What is Katanagatari about?

The legendary swordsmith Kiki Shikizaki created 1,000 swords in his career. The more of the swords a country owns, the higher its chances are at winning a war. When the shogun emerged victorious, he collected 988 swords, but these were merely the “practice pieces”. The last twelve swords were the crowning…

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