by The anime adaptation of Gosho Aoyama’s popular manga YAIBA, “Shin Samurai Den YAIBA,” will finally start broadcasting nationwide on Yomiuri and Nippon TV. The first episode will begin streaming today, April 5th (Sat) at 5:35:30 p.m., has arrived.
The other day, it was revealed that the ending theme would be “Pineapple Tart” by Otoha. The artist’s comment has also arrived. “YAIBA” is an action-packed story about a wild samurai, Kurogane Yaiba, who trains in the jungle but returns to Japan by chance, seeks further strength in a new training ground, and leaps forward with his samurai spirit.
It was serialized in Weekly Shonen Sunday in 1988 and concluded in 1993, and the comic has a total circulation of 17 million copies. As it approaches the 30th year since the series’ conclusion, it has been decided to be adapted into a full anime this year. It will be broadcast every Saturday at 5:35:30pm, immediately followed by Detective Conan at 6:06:00 pm. The anime based on Aoyama Gosho’s work will be broadcast consecutively from 5:35:30pm, starting next spring.
Episode 1: YAIBA appears – Preview cut released
Episode 1: YAIBA appears [Synopsis] Aiming to become a true samurai, Tetsujin trains hard daily in the jungle with his father, Kenjuro, and others. He returns to Japan with Tora Kagetora, whom Kenjuro met in the jungle, and ends up staying with his father’s friend, the Mine family. Sayaka, the daughter of the Mine family, begins living with the unconventional YAIBA, though she is confused by it.
One day, YAIBA visits Sayaka’s school and has a fateful encounter with Onimaru Takeshi, a kendo expert. Otoha -otoha- Comments: An encounter with the unknown you have never experienced can become a lifelong light. I packed this pure expectation into “pineapple tart.”
In YAIBA, the thrill of the extraordinary and the preciousness of everyday life coexist, and there were many scenes where I felt the same way about Sayaka’s perspective. When you realize someone is so important that you can’t let them go, you first feel a void in your heart when they are absent. I want to continue maintaining the everyday life of laughing at the dinner table with loved ones.
