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Sakura Taisen: The Animation
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| Runtime | 25 min |
| Premiere: World | April 3, 2020 |
| Channel | Tokyo MX (22:00, Japan) |
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Description
An anime series followup to Sakura Wars (2019), members of the Imperial Combat Revue must protect a young girl named Klara, the sole survivor of her combat troupe and whom posses some mysterious powers.Сast and Crew
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Source game
The series is based on the game Sakura Wars (JP: Shin Sakura Taisen, 2019), a reboot/new main entry in the long-running Sakura Wars franchise.
What the game is
- Genre: story-driven adventure with tactical combat and relationship-style dialogue choices that affect character dynamics.
- Setting: an alternate-history, Taishō-era-inspired Japan with steampunk tech; demons/otherworldly threats; steam-powered combat units; heroes balancing soldier duties with performing as a theater troupe.
- Core hook: the “Flower Division” fights to protect the world while also keeping the theater alive, with interpersonal bonds framed as part of what makes the team work.
Author(s) / creators
- Franchise creator: Ouji Hiroi.
- Developer: SEGA.
- Publisher: SEGA.
How closely the series matches the game
- Matches the foundation: the demon threat, steam/steampunk machinery, a newly formed “Flower Division,” and mandatory theater work are all core premises that align with the game and the broader franchise formula.
- Matches key themes: teamwork, rookies proving themselves, and the blend of stage-life and battlefield duty are consistent with how the game frames its story.
- Differs by medium: the game’s defining features—player choice (dialogue/relationship outcomes) and tactical gameplay—become a linear narrative in animation, so interactivity and branching outcomes are necessarily removed or simplified.
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