← Back to explore

Otome youkai Zakuro

2010 · TV Series · TV-14 · 25 min · ★ 6.1

ComedyAction & AdventureAnimeFantasyRomance

The story takes place during the Westernization Movement in an alternate world where humans and spirits coexist. To solve the problems that arise between the two, human lieutenants are partnered with half-spirit girls to form the Ministry of Spirit Affairs.

Based on Otome Yōkai Zakuro

Also known as Maiden Spirit Zakuro · Spirit Girl Zakuro

Where to watch

Streaming on Crunchyroll.

5 hours to watch · 13 episodes.

Streaming availability and prices may be inaccurate or change — verify with the provider before subscribing.

unSUB's subscription recommendations are informational only, not financial advice.

More value for your money

Similar titles, ranked by watch-hours per subscription dollar.

Details
Original title
おとめ妖怪 ざくろ
Years
2010
Release date
2010-10-04
Network
TV Tokyo
Language
Japanese
Rated
TV-14
Runtime
25 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating
6.1/10 (13 votes)

Themes

  • swordplay
  • samurai
  • magic
  • friendship
  • supernatural
  • romance
  • unrequited love
  • anthropomorphism
  • soldier
  • based on manga
  • spirit
  • demon
  • +8 more

Cast & crew

Directed by Chiaki Kon

Episodes1 season · 13 episodes

Season 113 episodes
  • S1E1Prepare To Be Bewitched24m
    CrunchyrollAmazon Prime Video
  • S1E2Crimson Brilliance24m
    CrunchyrollAmazon Prime Video
  • S1E3Tragic Past24m
    CrunchyrollAmazon Prime Video
  • S1E4Timid Distance24m
    CrunchyrollAmazon Prime Video
  • S1E5Sticky Trap24m
    CrunchyrollAmazon Prime Video
  • S1E6Onward Together24m
    CrunchyrollAmazon Prime Video
  • S1E7A Feline House24m
    CrunchyrollAmazon Prime Video
  • S1E8Fickle Rain24m
    CrunchyrollAmazon Prime Video
  • S1E9Joy of Love24m
    CrunchyrollAmazon Prime Video
  • S1E10Creeping Shadows24m
    CrunchyrollAmazon Prime Video
  • S1E11Hollow Touch24m
    CrunchyrollAmazon Prime Video
  • S1E12Looming Crisis24m
    CrunchyrollAmazon Prime Video
  • S1E13Brilliant Finale24m
    CrunchyrollAmazon Prime Video