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Seirei no Moribito
Balsa’s prowess in battle is legendary, but the weight of death bears heavily on the spear-wielding mercenary’s soul. To atone, she has sworn to save 8 lives, no matter what the cost, and now only one life remains. Prince Chagum has been blessed with the power to stave off the droughts that threaten to starve and destroy his father’s empire, but he has been accused of being possessed by evil spirits, and court officials have set his own father against him. Condemned to death, he is saved by Balsa’s intervention and now, together, the two must unravel the secret of Chagum’s powers and the spirit behind them… before the armies sent to murder them can succeed! (Source: Sentai Filmworks)
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Nahoko UehashiOriginal Creator
Kenji KamiyamaDirector
Masayuki YoshiharaAssistant Director
Gatou AsouCharacter Design
Shigeto KoyamaDesign Works
Shinobu TsunekiDesign Works
Yuusuke TakedaArt Director
Yumiko KatayamaColor DesignMika SugawaraColor Design Assistance
Kouji TanakaDirector of Photography
Junichi UematsuEditingHidetoshi OkunoEditing
Sagum
KohyolWasabi Mizuta
Government OfficerKoujirou Takahashi
GyopsalTakuma Takewaka
NoboMachiko Kawana
RaiAtsushi Ono
Tanda no OjiKouichi Makishima
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Continuing my theme of older series, I picked up Moribito mainly on the basis of its complete status (26 episodes), and its promise of a kick-**** female lead. I wasn’t disappointed. _Balsa, spear wielder and bodyguard, is a wandering warrior who has vowed to atone for eight deaths in her past by s…
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