In order to solve the problem before it spirals out of control, Ieyasu orders the no hostilities pact between Kouga and Iga canceled and promptly commands each clan to send 10 of their best ninja to enter a ruthless and bloody competition of kill or be killed. The various government retainers are beginning to take sides and the Tokugawa ShogunateВ is on the verge of tearing itself apart. Unfortunately, a succession dispute has risen concerning which of Ieyasu's grandsons are destined to take up the reins of power when their father finally decides to step down. Regardless, hostilities and bad blood remain between Kouga and Iga, ensuring a tenuous co-existence at best.ДЇast forward to the year 1614 Ieyasu has retired from power (although he still wields considerable influence within the government) and passed the torch to his son Hidetada. The fighting finally ends when Hattori Hanzo the 1stsucceeds in forging a cease fire between the two clans by conscripting both into the service of Tokugawa Ieyasu (the man who seized power to become ShogunВ and form Japan's first truly stable form of centralized government). It originally ran from Januto June 18, 2018, and it lasted for 24 episodes in total.ДЄt the dawn of Japan's Azuchi-Momoyama periodВ (the late 16th century) two rival ninja clans, the Iga Tsubagakure and Kouga Manjidani, are engaged in a bitter blood feud that has spanned for centuries. And after that came the second season of the anime series, titled Basilisk: The Oka Ninja Scrolls, which was directed by Junji Nishimura, written by Shinsuke Onishi, musically composed by Go Sakabe, and produced by Studio Seven Arcs. It originally ran from Jto Present, and it has 2 volumes in total so far. After that came a sequel manga series, titled Basilisk: The Oka Ninja Scrolls,В which was written by Masaki Yamada, illustrated by Tatsuya Shihira, and published by Kondansha. It originally aired from Apto September 20, 2005, and it lasted for 24 episodes in total. It was directed by Fumitomi Kizaki, written by Yasuyuki Muto, musically composed by Kou Nakagawa, and produced by Studio Gonzo. After that came the first season of the anime. It originally ran from Februto June 15, 2004, and it lasted for 5 volumes in total.

Series, which was written by Masaki Segawa and published by Kodansha.

Basilisk is an action, adventure, drama, tragedy, dark fantasy, Japanese anime series.

Basilisk anime anime