Blast of Tempest 2012
“The tragic tale of this irrational world starts now.”
What is Blast of Tempest?
The Kusaribe family is a family of sorcerers under the protection of a significant tree. They are a family with a long history of magic and a unique connection to a tree that holds great importance for them.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2012
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 24
- Runtime
- 22 minutes
- First aired
- Oct 5, 2012
- Last aired
- Mar 29, 2013
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- MBS
- Genres
- Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Updated
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Overview
The Kusaribe family is a family of sorcerers under the protection of a significant tree. They are a family with a long history of magic and a unique connection to a tree that holds great importance for them. Their princess is a skilled sorceress, considered the greatest among her family. However, a family member named Samon seeks to resurrect a different tree, one that opposes the 'Tree of Origins' and holds the power of destruction. This opposing tree is known as the 'Tree of World's End.' As a result of Samon's actions, the princess is banished to a deserted island, placed in a barrel. The princess's banishment sets off a chain of events that will impact the Kusaribe family and their connection to the 'Tree of Origins.'
Should you watch it?
“A banished sorceress and a conflict between two magical trees drive this fantasy series.”
- engaging magical conflict
- intriguing premise
- limited plot information provided
Watch it if you enjoy fantasy series featuring sorcery and power struggles.
The series contains fantasy themes and action sequences.
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Episode guide
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Season 1 · 24 episodes
- E1 The Mage in the Barrel Mytharc Oct 5, 2012
- E2 He Said She Was Very Beautiful Core Oct 12, 2012
- E3 There Are Things Even Magic Cannot Do Core Oct 19, 2012
- E4 The Cursed Pair Core Oct 26, 2012
- E5 Everything Happens For a Reason Core Nov 2, 2012
- E6 The Paradox of the Skull Core Nov 9, 2012
- E7 First Kiss Core Nov 16, 2012
- E8 The Hour to Suppress the Princess Core Nov 23, 2012
- E9 Boyfriend Core Nov 30, 2012
- E10 How to Make a Time Machine Core Dec 7, 2012
- E11 Girl of Time Core Dec 14, 2012
- E12 Absent Thee from Felicity Awhile Core Dec 21, 2012
- E13 The Reason of Dreams Core Jan 11, 2013
- E14 Happy New Year Core Jan 18, 2013
- E15 You Seem to Be Plotting Something Core Jan 25, 2013
- E16 The Wandering Apparition Core Feb 1, 2013
- E17 Marine Snow Core Feb 8, 2013
- E18 The Dancing Princess Core Feb 15, 2013
- E19 The Object of Desire Core Feb 22, 2013
- E20 Whodunit (Who Did It) Core Mar 1, 2013
- E21 Femme Fatale (Woman of Fate) Core Mar 8, 2013
- E22 Fuwa Aika Core Mar 15, 2013
- E23 Battle of Genesis Mytharc Mar 22, 2013
- E24 To Each, Their Own Tale Mytharc Mar 29, 2013
Frequently asked questions
What is the series about?
It follows the Kusaribe family of sorcerers and the conflict between the Tree of Origins and the Tree of World's End.
Who is the protagonist?
The story features Hakaze Kusaribe, the princess and greatest sorceress of the Kusaribe family.
What is the conflict?
Samon Kusaribe seeks to resurrect the Tree of World's End, which opposes the Tree of Origins.
When was the series released?
The series aired from 2012 to 2013.
What is the source material?
The series is based on a Japanese manga written by Kyō Shirodaira and Arihide Sano and illustrated by Ren Saizaki.