Koihime†Musō (TV)
Koihime†Musō (OAV) (spinoff)
Shin Koihime†Musō (OAV) (sequel)
Shin Koihime†Musō (TV) (sequel)
Shin Koihime†Musō: Otome Tairan (TV) (sequel)
Alternative title:
恋姫†無双 (Japanese)
Plot Summary:
After losing a family to bandits during a night raid, Kanu swears she will not let others share the pain she experienced that night. She quickly becomes a well-known and feared by villains bandit hunter. During her journey she comes across others, who wish to join her in her cause. One of them is a girl named Rin Rin, who had similar experience with bandits in the past.
User Ratings:
287 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
12
Episode titles: We have 12
Vintage:
2008-07-08
2008-07-08 to 2008-09-23
Opening Theme:
"flower of bravery" by fripSide
Ending Theme:
"Yappari Sekai wa Atashi☆Legend!! (やっぱり世界はあたし☆れじぇんど!!)" by fripSide NAO project!
Official website:
-- 恋姫†無双 -- (Japanese)
Links: We have 1
Trivia: We have 6
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Director: Nobuaki Nakanishi Series Composition: Go Zappa Screenplay: Go Zappa Character Design: Miwa Oshima Theme Song Performance: fripSide | Nami Kurokawa as Emi Motoi as Erika Narumi as Maki Kobayashi as Ai Orikasa as Airi Yoshida as Akane Tomonaga as Chiro Kanzaki as Emiko Hagiwara as Harumi Asai as Harumi Sakurai as hitomi as Kaoru Morota as Kei Mizusawa as Kouzou Douzaka as Masami Katou as Masashi Yabe as Natsumi Yanase as Nozomi Yoneshima as Oma Ichimura as Rie Hazuki as Ryouko Tanaka as Shiho Kawaragi as Takehiro Hasu as Youko Asagami as Yū Amamiya as Yuka Inokuchi as Yukie Maeda as | |||||||
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