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GeGeGe no Kitaro 2018

★ TMDB users: 7.1/10 from 24 votes ComedySci-Fi & FantasyAnimationAction & Adventure 1 seasons · 97 eps Ended
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What is GeGeGe no Kitaro?

GeGeGe no Kitaro is a Japanese animated television series that premiered in 2018. The series takes place in a world where people have forgotten the existence of Yokai, supernatural creatures that have been a part of Japanese folklore.

Type
TV series
Year
2018
Status
Ended
Episodes
97
Runtime
23 minutes
First aired
Apr 1, 2018
Last aired
Mar 29, 2020
Original language
JA
Origin
JP
Networks
Fuji TV
Genres
Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Animation, Action & Adventure
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★ TMDB users: 7.1/10 from 24 votes
Format
1 season · 97 episodes
Episode runtime
~23 minutes
Status
Ended
Network
Fuji TV
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GeGeGe no Kitaro is a Japanese animated television series that premiered in 2018. The series takes place in a world where people have forgotten the existence of Yokai, supernatural creatures that have been a part of Japanese folklore. The story follows a young protagonist who seeks answers to unexplainable phenomena plaguing adults in the human world. GeGeGe no Kitaro, a mysterious and supernatural being, is introduced in response to the protagonist's inquiry. The series is a blend of comedy, science fiction, fantasy, animation, and action-adventure genres. It features a cast of voice actors, including Miyuki Sawashiro and Masako Nozawa, who provide the voices for the main characters.

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“A young girl seeks help from a supernatural figure when mysterious phenomena disrupt the modern human world.”

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  • explores modern societal issues
  • features classic folklore creatures
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  • contains potentially frightening imagery

Watch it if you enjoy stories that blend modern life with traditional Japanese folklore.

The series features supernatural entities and themes that may be intense for younger viewers.

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What is the series about?

It follows a girl named Mana who contacts a Yokai to investigate strange occurrences in the human world.

Who is the protagonist?

The series centers on a character named Kitaro and a thirteen-year-old girl named Mana.

What are Yokai?

They are supernatural beings from Japanese folklore that have been forgotten by modern society.

Why does Mana write a letter?

She seeks answers regarding unexplainable phenomena causing confusion and chaos among adults.

When does the story take place?

The events occur nearly twenty years into the 21st century.

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