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Finished Airing TV PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

The Chronicle of the Big Battle between Yin and Yang

Onmyou Taisenki · 陰陽大戦記 · 2004

A spirited youth masters ancient Shikigami spirits to protect earthly balance.

StatusFinished Airing SeasonFall 2004 StudioSunrise SourceManga Episodes52

Synopsis

Twelve-year-old Riku Tachibana is an ordinary, cheerful schoolboy living with his grandfather in modern Japan until his peaceful life is upended by the sudden onslaught of dark supernatural assailants. Riku inherits the mysterious Drive, a mystical compass artifact that allows him to summon Kogenta, a fierce and prideful Byakko white tiger spirit. Learning that he is a descendant of the ancient Onmyoudou exorcist clans, Riku must master spiritual martial arts and strategic combat codes to restore harmony between earthly realms, protecting innocent lives against rival factions seeking apocalyptic domination.

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Produced by Sunrise and NAS, *The Chronicle of the Big Battle between Yin and Yang* aired on TV Tokyo from 2004 to 2005 across fifty-two episodes. Directed by Masaharu Okuwaki, the series brought traditional Onmyoudou occult folklore into modern shounen battle animation, featuring dynamic martial arts choreography and innovative digital monster summoning sequences. Celebrated for Kogenta and Riku's evolving partnership, the production achieved solid popularity among young audiences, supported by a trading card game and multimedia tie-in merchandise.

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