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[57] Episodes[edit] No. Title [58]Directed by [b]Storyboarded by [b]Original air date [59]1"The Death Row Convict and the Executioner"
Transliteration: "Shizaijin to Shikkōnin" (Japanese: 死罪人と執行人)Kaori MakitaKaori MakitaApril 1, 2023 (2023-04-01) A shinobi named Gabimaru foils attempted executions by beheading and burning and curses his inability to die. He explains to his interrogator that he underwent Iwagakure village shinobi training such that he developed a superhuman body and became an efficient killer. He says he was married to the clan chief’s daughter, but after he asked the chief for permission to leave, he was betrayed to the authorities. After more fruitless attempts to execute him, Gabimaru faces his interrogator who is revealed to be Yamada Asaemon Sagiri, a Yamada clan sword-tester and executioner. Sensing her skill as a calm and efficient executioner, Gabimaru experiences fear and fights back, especially after Sagiri asserts that he is still deeply in love with his wife. Sagiri abruptly offers a full pardon and government protection for himself and his wife in exchange for fulfilling a death-defying mission. He must go to Shinsenkyo, a legendary land rumored to hold the Elixir of Immortality and retrieve the elixir in competition with other death row criminals. The promise of a peaceful life with his beloved wife prompts Gabimaru to agree unhesitatingly. 2"Screening and Choosing"
Transliteration: "Senbetsu to Sentaku" (Japanese: 選別と選択)Yasuhiro GeshiKazuki AkaneApril 8, 2023 (2023-04-08) Sagiri recalls her early training as an executioner and the difficulty she has had overcoming her fear and hesitation. The over 30 blindfolded condemned criminals who have volunteered for the mission are given their instructions by the 11th Sei-i Taishogun, Nariyoshi Tokugawa.
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