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Shabake

しゃばけ · 2025

A sickly pharmacy heir solves Edo-period supernatural crimes alongside friendly household demons.

StatusFinished Airing SeasonFall 2025 StudioBandai Namco Pictures SourceNovel Episodes13
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Synopsis

In historic Edo-era Japan, young Ichitaro is the cherished heir to the prosperous Nagasakiya pharmacy, yet he suffers from severe physical frailty that keeps him bedridden for long stretches. Fortunately, his family household is inhabited by various yokai spirits and supernatural guardian demons who adore him and attend to his needs. When enigmatic murders and eerie phantom disturbances threaten the merchant quarters of the city, Ichitaro uses his sharp observational intellect and the spectral senses of his demon companions to solve supernatural crimes.

Background (may contain spoilers)

Based on the celebrated historical fantasy novel series written by Megumi Hatakenaka, *Shabake* was adapted into an animated television series by Bandai Namco Pictures. Directed by Takahiro Omori, widely recognized for his atmospheric direction on *Natsume's Book of Friends*, the adaptation meticulously recreates the rich culture, architecture, and folklore of late Edo society. With gentle pacing and warm character dynamics, the series delivers a comforting and evocative period mystery experience.

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