Sakura Wars

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📖 SYNOPSIS

Sakura Taisen: Ouka Kenran is an original story based off the first Sakura Taisen game. It won the Packaged Work Award at the 1998 Animation Kobe Awards.

🎬 EPISODE GUIDE

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🎭 CHARACTERS

Sakura Shinguji

Strong, kind, and skilled Hokushin Itto-ryu swordsman, Sakura is a country bumpkin turned Hanagumi hero.

Portrayed by Yokoyama Chisa

Sumire Kanzaki

A spoiled yet skilled actress and pilot, Sumire is arrogant but wise, wielding a naginata with grace.

Portrayed by Tomizawa Michie

Maria Tachibana

Stoic veteran Maria Tachibana, a skilled markswoman and tactician, leads with cold logic, though her heart begins to thaw.

Portrayed by Takano Urara

Kanna Kirishima

Okinawan karate master Kanna is a strong, tomboyish, and hungry member of the Sakura Taisen team.

Ri Kohran

Cheerful stage manager Kohran, a talented but accident-prone inventor, hides a tragic past.

Portrayed by Fuchizaki Yuriko

Iris Chateaubriand

Young psionic Iris uses teleportation and healing powers, crucial to her team's defense.

Portrayed by Nishihara Kumiko

Ichiro Ogami

Ichiro Ogami: skilled swordsman, Hanagumi's leader, calm and capable.

Portrayed by Suyama Akio

Sakura Wars Series

Sakura Wars 2: Return of the Spirit Warriors

OVA · 1999 · Radix

Sakura Wars 2: Return of the Spirit Warriors

Following the demon wars, the Flower Division enjoys downtime while the anime explores each Combatee's life through episodic adventures across Japan.

Sakura Wars TV

TV · 2000 · Madhouse

Sakura Wars TV

Aspiring hero Sakura joins a theater troupe that secretly fights demons in mechs, struggling to balance stage performances with protecting the city from a demonic threat.

Sakura Taisen Special

Special · 2000 · Madhouse

Sakura Taisen Special

This special episode of Sakura Taisen presents an alternative version of a specific episode from the TV series, created to address content concerns.

Sakura Wars: The Movie

Movie · 2001 · Production I.G

Sakura Wars: The Movie

Following in her father's footsteps, Sakura must balance her duties as a mecha pilot and stage actor to defend her city from the Black Sanctum Council.

Sakura Taisen: Sumire

OVA · 2002 · Radix

Sakura Taisen: Sumire

After her spirit power plummets, the top star of the Imperial Combat Revue, Kanzaki Sumire, must retire from the Kageki-dan despite her continued popularity.

Sakura Taisen: Ecole de Paris

OVA · 2003 · Radix

Sakura Taisen: Ecole de Paris

In the City of Love, five unsuspecting young women must overcome their differences and unite as the Paris Fighting Troup to combat an unseen evil threatening to destroy Paris.

Sakura Wars: The New Paris

OVA · 2004 · Radix

Sakura Wars: The New Paris

With Ichiro Ogami gone, the Paris Flower Division struggles to find a new leader as an ancient menace threatens the city.

Sakura Wars: New York

OVA · 2007 · AIC

Sakura Wars: New York

In 1920s New York, Shinjiro is forced to play Cleopatra, while the Star Division battles a new threat targeting the Statue of Liberty and the city's hopes.

Sakura Taisen: Kanadegumi

TV_SPECIAL · 2012 · A-1 Pictures

Sakura Taisen: Kanadegumi

In Tokyo, "Sakura Taisen: Kanadegumi" explores the interactions of Miyabi Neko with five handsome men within the imperial opera company, Kanadegumi.

Sakura Wars the Animation

TV · 2020 · SANZIGEN

Sakura Wars the Animation

In 1940 Tokyo, a new Imperial Combat Revue battles demons and strives to keep their theater open while preparing for an international tournament.

Sakura Kakumei: Hanasaku Otome-tachi

ONA · 2020 · CloverWorks

Sakura Kakumei: Hanasaku Otome-tachi

This special episode adapts the prologue of the "Sakura Kakumei: Hanasaku Otome-tachi" video game, introducing its world and characters.

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Sakura Wars

Studio

Radix

Season

Fall 1997

Start Date

1997-12-18

End Date

1998-07-24

Episodes

4

Type

OVA

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