Onmyou Taisenki (2004) is a animation, action & adventure, sci-fi & fantasy web series in Japanese. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Onmyou Taisenki online in HD.
Onmyou Taisenki — Storyline
All his life, Riku Tachibana has been raised by his grandfather. For some reason, the old man has always been fond of strange hand gestures, and they've rubbed off on Riku, who performs them almost subconsciously, to his classmates' great amusement. One day, however, it suddenly becomes clear to Riku what his grandfather has been surreptitiously teaching him. And the teachings could mean the difference between life and death for Riku.
Cast & Crew
- Created by: Yoshihiko Tomisawa
- Starring: Yukimasa Kishino, Kenta Miyake, Akeno Watanabe, Jun Fukuyama, Akemi Kanda, Anri Katsu, Banjo Ginga, Hisafumi Oda
Onmyou Taisenki — Series Details
| First Air Date | 2004-09-30 |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 52 |
| Genre | Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy |
| Language | Japanese |
| Network | TV Tokyo |
| Status | Ended |
| Rating | 7.6/10 (5 votes) |
Onmyou Taisenki — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: The Fallen God! The Byakko Kogenta (2004-09-30) — Riku Tachibana seems to be an ordinary middle school student with the worries of what club to join. His unique feature is that he makes odd hand gestures, and he does not know what
- E2: Attack of the Earth Style (2004-10-07) — The news of Yamase's disappearance has reached Chi-ryuu Toujinshi Ujiyama and Yuuma Asuka, who has just defeated a Toujinshi of the Ten-ryuu with his powerful Shikigami, Byakko no
- E3: Clash of the Byakko (2004-10-14) — Following a lead from his grandpa's notes, Riku goes to Ooiwasai to search for some more In. Soon after, he is attacked by Misasa, a Chi-ryuu Toujinshi, and her Shikigami, Kanro no
- E4: Strength of the Sword! Saikaidou Kotetsu (2004-10-21) — Following a lead from their new friend, Masaomi, Riku and Kogenta go to the mountain region of Myoureizan in search of the In for "Saikaidou Kotetsu." Along the way, Riku meets a T
- E5: Fight Between Dragons and Tigers (2004-10-28) — One night, Masaomi explains to Riku about what Toujinshi and Shikigami are, and why the Ten-ryuu and the Chi-ryuu are currently fighting. It seems that the Chi-ryuu is interested i
- E6: Dance! Toujinfu (2004-11-04) — Kogenta really wants Riku to start training, but Riku doesn't know how to go about it. Then, thanks to some of Rina's books, Riku gets some information on a special area for traini
- E7: Invoke! Wave-Cutting Blade (2004-11-11) — The Boat Club goes on their first outdoor practice. Riku, though, has an objective to fulfill while on this trip. Using translations of his grandpa's notes, he and Kogenta find a n
- E8: Yumma and Souma (2004-11-18) — Souma gets frustrated by Mikazuchi, his brother Yuuma, and the Ten-ryuu. So, he decides to run away, but he doesn't have any money. With no place else to go, he heads back to Riku'
- E9: The Fighting Heart (2004-11-25) — One night, Kogenta decides to teach Riku a new In as proof of their trust towards each other: Hissatsu – Hundred Ghost Obliteration Attack. As described by Kogenta, it focuses all
- E10: Battle at the Mysterious Ancient Capital (2004-12-02) — Riku's grandpa finally wakes up, and he tells Riku to go to the Ten-ryuu Taihaku Shrine in Kyoto. He eventually finds the Taihaku shrine and meets a young girl who seems to be the
- E11: Secret of The Ten-ryū Ruins (2004-12-09) — The Chi-ryuu learns that Chihaya has disappeared from his post at the Taihaku shrine. So, Mikazuchi sends Izou and two rookie Chi-ryuu Toujinshi, Shinonome (Shikigami – Hanmou no N
- E12: Heaven and Earth Shock, Big Spirits (2004-12-16) — While Masaomi and Kibachiyo fight Yakumo and (one of) his Shikigami, Seiryuu no Buryune, Riku and Kogenta battle Yuuma and Rangetsu. When all else fails, Riku decides to use the In
- E13: Their Bond (2004-12-23) — Kogenta is severely injured after the battle with Yuuma and Rangetsu. Nazuna uses a technique in which Horin heals Kogenta. Riku leaves the Taihaku Shrine with Momo and Rina to giv
- E14: Demon Invasion (2005-01-06) — Riku gets a note from his grandpa that he has left on a journey. When Riku goes to the destroyed shrine, he finds the site completely rebuilt. Nazuna tells Riku about the moon maga
- E15: Escape to the Northeast (2005-01-13) — Mizuki wants to be recognized by her fiance, Yuuma, who's too busy tending to the battle-scarred Rangetsu. So, Mizuki teams up with Kanna to enter Fukumaden and find a Toujin stone
- E16: Return of the Assassin (2005-01-20) — Mozu teams up with easy-going Kikusaki (Shikigami – Houjou no Ruri) to search for more Toujin stones, and a deranged Izou goes with them, hoping to destroy Riku and Kogenta. Teru m
- E17: Underwater Battle With White Tiger (2005-01-27) — Momo, Rina, and Ryuuji come with Riku and Nazuna to a water field in the Fukumaden. Riku, Kogenta, Nazuna, and Horin then must fight underwater against the Chi-ryuu's Mutsuki (Shik
- E18: Fortress' Seal (2005-02-03) — Masaomi's bike gets a flat tire. A passerby on a motorcycle helps repair his wheel. As a way of showing his thanks, Masaomi gives the man a special coupon. It is revealed later tha
- E19: Struggle in the Secret Hot Spring (2005-02-10) — Riku recieves a letter from Teru. It says that he needs his help at the Kitaguni Hot Spring Village Shinzansou. It turns out that Teru ate a lot of food that wasn't his at an inn i
- E20: Shivering Big Spirit (2005-02-17) — Oosumi, the Technology Research Department Chief for the Chi-ryuu, speaks of putting a Toujin stone into a Shikigami. When the revenge-driven Izou hears about this, he takes the To
- E21: That name is Yakumo (2005-02-24) — Riku wakes up and finds himself in another part of Fukumaden. He is then attacked by a masked Toujinshi named Taishin and his Shikigami, Shousetsu no Magahoshi. They think that Rik
- E22: Seal Engraved on the Heart (2005-03-03) — Riku and Kogenta arrive in a tranquil part of the Fukumaden. Riku feels very nostalgic about this place. But a Chi-ryuu Toujinshi, Gaitatsu and his Shikigami, Aogane no Nanaya, com
- E23: White Tiger Disappears (2005-03-10) — Riku has been having a lot of dreams lately, each involving a pleasant yet sad woman. When the giant Kimon in the Mikazuchi building opens, a lot of Youkai run amuck. Although Mika
- E24: The Past, Once Again (2005-03-17) — Kogenta is dead, and Riku has lost all of his memories from when he was a Ten-ryuu Toujinshi. So, he doesn't remember Souma, Nazuna, or the boat club. Masaomi discovers that Riku's
- E25: Open.Zero Drive (2005-03-24) — Riku has regained his memories and is reunited with Kogenta. He also meets Yakumo again, who tells him about the Fukumaden and the past. There once was a man named Utsuho, and he h
- E26: Northeastern Opens (2005-03-31) — Riku and Souma head for the Chi-ryuu base, the main building of Mikazuchi Products. Along the way, Souma gives Riku some backrgound information on Mikazuchi, the Head of the Chi-ry
- E27: Year-end Chaos (2005-04-07)
- E28: Seal's Quickening (2005-04-14)
- E29: Enemy's Invitation (2005-04-21)
- E30: A Man Racing to the Four Kimon (2005-04-28)
- E31: Built Up Emotions (2005-05-05)
- E32: Gold Rush at the Beach (2005-05-12)
- E33: A Reunion that Transcends Time (2005-05-19)
- E34: Ryuuko, Again (2005-05-26)
- E35: The Price of Power (2005-06-02)
- E36: Stray Shikigami, Kuroku's Ordeal (2005-06-09)
- E37: Broken Trust (2005-06-16)
- E38: Falling Stars of Calamity (2005-06-23)
- E39: Climatic Battle! Ten and Chi (2005-06-30)
- E40: Master Power – Byakko Reborn (2005-07-07)
- E41: Utsuho Resurrected (2005-07-14)
- E42: Awakening of the Blue (2005-07-21)
- E43: Dirtied Savior (2005-07-28)
- E44: Red Trap (2005-08-04)
- E45: Burn Up! Souma (2005-08-11)
- E46: Farewell, Yakumo (2005-08-18)
- E47: Fierce Attack of the Yondaiten (2005-08-25)
- E48: The Qualifications to Become a Leader (2005-09-01)
- E49: The End of the Dream (2005-09-08)
- E50: With our Bonds at Stake (2005-09-15)
- E51: The Demise of the Taikyoku (2005-09-22)
- E52: Among the Passing Seasons (2005-09-29)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Onmyou Taisenki have? 1 season(s) with 52 episodes.
Who created Onmyou Taisenki? Yoshihiko Tomisawa.
Where can I watch Onmyou Taisenki? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
