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More charactersCharacters & Voice Actors Hyakkimaru Main Suzuki, Hiroki
Japanese Dororo Main Suzuki, Rio
Japanese Mio
Supporting Mizuki, Nana
Japanese Biwamaru Supporting Sasaki, Mutsumi
Japanese Tahoumaru Supporting Chiba, Shouya
Japanese Jukai Supporting Ootsuka, Akio
Japanese Nuinokata Supporting Nakamura, Chie
Japanese Midoro Supporting Mutsu Supporting Munakata, Mariko
Japanese Ojiya Supporting Fujimura, Ayumi
Japanese
More staff Staff Yamamoto, Kouji Producer, Planning Ootsuka, Manabu Producer, Planning Matsunaga, Masato Producer, Production Coordination, Production Assistant Furuhashi, Kazuhiro Director, Episode Director, Storyboard
Edit Opening Theme Preview Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Youtube Music 1: "Kaen (火炎)" by Ziyoou-vachi (eps 1-12) 2: "Dororo" by ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION (eps 13-24) Edit Ending Theme 1: "Sayonara Gokko (さよならごっこ)" by amazarashi (eps 1-12) 2: "Yamiyo (闇夜)" by Eve (eps 13-24)
Reviews Write review 187 Recommended 25 Mixed Feelings 12 Not Recommended All reviews (224) Jun 24, 2019 Stark700 Recommended Older classics from the history books getting back to modern
times seems to be one of MAPPA’s hobbies in recent years. We’ve had Ushio to Tora from Summer 2015 and more recently Banana Fish from Summer 2018. Dororo’s remake under MAPPA’s umbrella made an outstanding impression and gives more
reasons to bring old classics back. What a time to be alive in this timeline.
The original series aired some 50 years ago in the late 1960s. Most of us probably weren’t alive back then to see this older timer. Manga with content revolving around demons seemed like a popular trend among children those days. The brainchild .
The introductionary episodes are satisfying, yet as the show progresses, it quickly becomes apparent that important segments that contribute to the overall plot are either too rushed or information is omitted, whereas the more "mundane"
moments are too much focused upon. In fact, the majority of the show is centered around Hinazuki and her problems - but to this later. This actually brings into play the positive aspect of the anime, the interludes between the different occurrences, which are generally well executed portraying insight into the characters and their emotional state: however, this doesn't affect the important points of the story. There are just so many improbable events in the story that it just looses any credibility it has, going from nonsensical behaviour of the characters, or just the sheer amount of centering on the violence exerted by a second party - victimizing for the sake of it is not good writing.
~Characters~
The major issue that brought the whole series down were its cast of characters: they didn't act according to their age, their motives/goals were either very lackluster or were just a mess, and ultimately the abrupt changes in behaviour to accommodate the direction in story. There is the 29-year-old Satoru, a typical otaku protagonist being mostly indifferent to society, and has the power to prevent deaths by sneakpeaking into the future. The main problem with this character is his incomprehensible and irrational behaviour he displays throughout the series, such as fleeing from a crime scene he didn't commit or even attempt on murder. In addition, his main goal of seeking the killer just shifts from finding the murderer to protecting his classmate - which in turn brings up the pedophilic tendencies the protagonist displays towards the minor. The anime develops a light romance, which includes Satoru constantly thinking of either being together with said person, or even imagining things when in the bathroom. This came out of nowhere, and just felt very off-putting for obvious reasons. Character development is present, yet is lackluster and limited by the actions of the character himself; rather than resolving the issues on his own, it
gets resolved by a second party, which is understandable due to his physical appearance, yet could have been expanded on.
11"Where the Wolves Dwell"
Transliteration: "Okami no Sumika" (Japanese: 狼の棲家)Tomoko HiramukaNoboru TakagiYui MiuraSeptember 14, 2023 (2023-09-14)[d] After Aya uncovers Alma as the werewolf, the mayor agrees to tell her how to use the diamond to find the Forest of Fangs, and they leave before dawn accompanied by the Royce agents. Meanwhile, Shizuku awakens in the werewolf village, Wolphinhel,
where three
girls are keeping her warm. The leader of the girls, Nora, tells Shizuku that young werewolf girls are being murdered in the forest on rainy days, their faces covered in buckshot. Because the rain drowns out both smell and the sound, they can't track the murderer. The girls then try to smuggle Shizuku out of their village, but she is discovered and put on trial by the elderly village chief. The chief is unwilling to listen to the claims by Shizuku and Nora's friends, Vera and Kaya, that she is innocent. The trial is suddenly interrupted when a gunshot rings out from the forest. The werewolves rush to the sound where they see Nora dead from a gunshot wound to the chest. Shizuku gathers clues from the crime scene which suggest Nora was shot elsewhere and carried to the current spot, and what they heard was a second gunshot. However, she cannot reach a conclusion, further angering the werewolves. Meanwhile, as the Cage User and Royce's agents slowly make their way towards the village along a cliff-face, they are attacked by Moriarty's monster, Victor.
