Tenjho Tenge 2004
“This student body will leave you black and blue!”
What is Tenjho Tenge?
Tenjho Tenge is a television series that revolves around a high school where students are educated in the art of combat. The school's student body is divided into two groups: the Juken Club and the Executive Council, which holds a position of power.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2004
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 24
- Runtime
- 25 minutes
- First aired
- Apr 1, 2004
- Last aired
- Sep 16, 2004
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- tv asahi
- Genres
- Action & Adventure, Animation, Drama, Comedy
- Updated
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Tenjho Tenge is a television series that revolves around a high school where students are educated in the art of combat. The school's student body is divided into two groups: the Juken Club and the Executive Council, which holds a position of power. The Executive Council is the ruling student body of the school. As the series progresses, the Juken Club and the Executive Council become involved in an ongoing battle that has been left unresolved for a significant period of time. The battle has a long history, dating back to the past, with the exact duration left unspecified. The series focuses on the members of the Juken Club and their interactions with the Executive Council, as well as the ongoing conflict between the two groups.
Should you watch it?
“Students at a combat-focused high school clash in an ancient, unresolved battle for control.”
- high-stakes combat setting
- dynamic school rivalries
- complex plot threads
- intense themes
Watch it if you enjoy shounen anime set in a competitive high school environment.
The series contains action and drama themes appropriate for its TV-PG rating.
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Episode guide
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Season 1 · 24 episodes
- E1 Sanctuary Mytharc Apr 1, 2004
- E2 Defeat Core Apr 8, 2004
- E3 Executioner Core Apr 15, 2004
- E4 Suspicion Core Apr 22, 2004
- E5 Punishment Core Apr 29, 2004
- E6 Illusion Core May 6, 2004
- E7 Breakthrough Core May 13, 2004
- E8 Dragon’s Eye Mytharc May 20, 2004
- E9 Enforcement Core May 27, 2004
- E10 Memory Mytharc Jun 3, 2004
- E11 One With an Unusual Talent Mytharc Jun 10, 2004
- E12 Darkness Core Jun 17, 2004
- E13 Magical Power Core Jun 24, 2004
- E14 Hellfire Core Jul 1, 2004
- E15 Yin and Yang Core Jul 8, 2004
- E16 Conclusion Core Jul 15, 2004
- E17 True Motive Core Jul 22, 2004
- E18 Sympathy Core Jul 29, 2004
- E19 Start Up Mytharc Aug 12, 2004
- E20 Stratagem Core Aug 19, 2004
- E21 Accidental Discharge Core Aug 26, 2004
- E22 Determination Core Sep 2, 2004
- E23 Curse Mytharc Sep 9, 2004
- E24 Vicissitudes Mytharc Sep 16, 2004
Frequently asked questions
What is the premise of the show?
The story follows members of the Juken Club and the Executive Council as they engage in combat at their school.
How many episodes are in the series?
The series consists of twenty-four episodes.
Who directed the series?
The anime was directed by Toshifumi Kawase.
Who animated the series?
The series was animated by Madhouse with animation services provided by DR MOVIE.
When was the series released?
The series aired in 2004.
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