Mushibugyo

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Wednesday's issue of Weekly Shounen Sunday is announcing multiple new OVA adaptations. Joujuu Senjin!! Mushibugyou, previously adapted to a TV series in Spring …

Sentai Filmworks acquired the license for Mushibugyo’s OVA.

Mushibugyo is written and illustrated by Hiroshi Fukuda.

Another day, another OVA! This time, a collection of OVAs! Mushibugyou OVA collection is joining the Sentai catalog, read more here:

Mushibugyo takes place in an alternate version of Edo Japan.

The series, called Joju Senjin Mushibugyo, is a retelling of the original series.

The action story is set in Edo-era Tokyo in the early 1700s. The eighth shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune ordered boxes to be installed so commoners can submit their thoughts. After hearing their voices, the shogun creates a new magistrate unit — Mushibugyou — to protect the people i…

The action story is set in Edo-era Tokyo in the early 1700s. The eighth shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune ordered boxes to be installed so commoners can submit their thoughts. After hearing their voices, the shogun creates a new magistrate unit — Mushibugyou — to protect the people in the heart of the city. Each member is a specialist with unique fighting skills. Source: ANN

[AnimeOut] Mushibugyo – 01 [720p][nachi].mkv

Many people (myself included) largely dismissed this series at first glance. It looked like a standard shounen fighting show: boy fights monsters, gains powers, makes friends. The only difference being, of course, that the opponents are even dumber than usual. This first impression was largely correct: Mushibugyo is a shounen fighting show to its core, complete even with the yelling out of attack names.