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Tales of Woe
Dec 18, 2004



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The Edo period is nearing its end. Gabimaru, a shinobi formerly known as the strongest in Iwagakure who is now a death row convict, is told that he will be acquitted and set free if he can bring back the Elixir of Life from an island that is rumored to be the Buddhist pure land Sukhavati. In hopes of reuniting with his beloved wife, Gabimaru heads to the island along with the executioner Yamada Asaemon Sagiri. Upon arriving there, they encounter other death row convicts in search of the Elixir of Life... as well as a host of unknown creatures, eerie manmade statues, and the hermits who rule the island. Can Gabimaru find the Elixir of Life on this mysterious island and make it back home alive?

Hell's Paradise is an adaptation of the historical action-fantasy manga by Yuuji Kaku. The anime is directed by Kaori Makita at MAPPA. It airs Saturdays and is streaming on Crunchyroll and/or Netflix depending on your region.

The manga is a completed work, and although it's not fully confirmed yet at the time of this post, the anime will likely be a split two-cours adaptation covering the whole story in ~26 episodes.

This is a thread for the anime, please refrain from discussing parts of the story that have not yet happened in the anime.

Tales of Woe fucked around with this message at 18:25 on Apr 12, 2023

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