Kiba 2006
What is Kiba?
Kiba is a Japanese anime series produced by Madhouse and Aniplex. The series began broadcasting on TV Tokyo on April 5, 2006.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2006
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 51
- Runtime
- 24 minutes
- First aired
- Apr 2, 2006
- Last aired
- Mar 25, 2007
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- TV Tokyo
- Genres
- Animation, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Updated
Where to watch
With ads
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Kiba is a Japanese anime series produced by Madhouse and Aniplex. The series began broadcasting on TV Tokyo on April 5, 2006. It is a fantasy anime directed by Hiroshi Kōjina, with Upper Deck Japan, a trading card game company, as the main sponsor. The anime has been licensed by Upper Deck USA and produced by ADV Films for North American distribution. The series is known for its violent content, with many characters being killed.
Should you watch it?
“A fantasy anime series featuring a protagonist navigating a world defined by trading card game elements.”
- distinctive fantasy setting
- higher stakes than typical card game adaptations
- violent content may not suit all viewers
Watch it if you enjoy fantasy anime that deviates from the standard tone of card game adaptations.
The series features significant violence and character deaths throughout its run.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 51 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 Wind of Destiny Apr 2, 2006
- E2 New World Apr 9, 2006
- E3 Those With Power Apr 16, 2006
- E4 The Wind's Decision Apr 23, 2006
- E5 The Country Of The Buddhist Precepts Apr 30, 2006
- E6 Premature Outcome May 7, 2006
- E7 Awakened Feelings May 14, 2006
- E8 Betrayal's Whereabouts May 21, 2006
- E9 After the Fight May 28, 2006
- E10 The Lonely Princess Jun 4, 2006
- E11 Premonition of Conspiracy Jun 11, 2006
- E12 The Advance Towards Truth Jun 18, 2006
- E13 Running at Full Power Jun 25, 2006
- E14 Temptation of Power Jul 2, 2006
- E15 Small Treasure Jul 9, 2006
- E16 Tragedy of a Race Jul 16, 2006
- E17 A Wish Beyond Reach Jul 23, 2006
- E18 The Prayer That Doesn't Die Out Jul 30, 2006
- E19 The Land of Darkness Aug 6, 2006
- E20 Reunion Aug 13, 2006
- E21 Feelings That Won't Be Wiped Away Aug 20, 2006
- E22 The Maze of Memories Aug 27, 2006
- E23 Bonds Sep 3, 2006
- E24 The Yellow Shadow of Happiness Sep 10, 2006
- E25 Prologue to the Battle Sep 17, 2006
- E26 Lonely Memories Sep 24, 2006
- E27 Senshitachi Warriors Oct 1, 2006
- E28 The Proof of Existence Oct 8, 2006
- E29 The Friendship That Slipped By Oct 15, 2006
- E30 Confrontation Oct 22, 2006
- E31 Compensation of Ambition Oct 29, 2006
- E32 Expectations of a Nation Nov 5, 2006
- E33 Lost Radiance Nov 12, 2006
- E34 The Rise Of The Flame Of War Nov 19, 2006
- E35 The One Who Becomes the Sacrifice Nov 26, 2006
- E36 Revived Wings Dec 3, 2006
- E37 The Fall of the Capital Dec 10, 2006
- E38 An Endless Fight Dec 17, 2006
- E39 The Awakening Dec 24, 2006
- E40 Aimed Power Jan 7, 2007
- E41 Captured Thoughts Jan 14, 2007
- E42 Little Saviour Jan 21, 2007
- E43 Revealed Truth Jan 28, 2007
- E44 Unsolved Spell Feb 4, 2007
- E45 The Confined Girl Feb 11, 2007
- E46 To the Ground of Decision Feb 18, 2007
- E47 Perplexed Savior Feb 25, 2007
- E48 Advent Mar 4, 2007
- E49 Mother and Child Mar 11, 2007
- E50 Eternity Mar 18, 2007
- E51 To the Place Where the Wind Blows Mar 25, 2007
Frequently asked questions
When did Kiba first air?
The series began broadcasting on TV Tokyo on April 5, 2006.
Who directed the series?
Hiroshi Kōjina served as the director for the show.
Who produced the series?
The series was produced by Madhouse and Aniplex.
Is the show based on a card game?
Yes, the series is a fantasy animation sponsored by the trading card game company Upper Deck Japan.
Was the series released in North America?
Yes, the anime was licensed by Upper Deck USA and produced by ADV Films for North American distribution.