Any good historical animes?

I've been watching a lot lately, and I'll commentaire on your answer whether I have not ou if I have seen it :3 *is too lazy to list*
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ChadKumada said:
Gosick is a good period anime. Not completely historically accurate, what with it taking place in a tiny fictional European country and all, but its set against the greater backdrop of the inter-world-war period.
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 Gosick is a good period anime. Not completely historically accurate, what with it taking place in a tiny fictional European country and all, but its set against the greater backdrop of the inter-world-war period.
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pumpkinqueen said:
Other then Hetalia, only historical animé I can think of is Black Butler. It does kinda bring up historical events, but definietly not accurate.
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 Other then Hetalia, only historical animé I can think of is Black Butler. It does kinda bring up historical events, but definietly not accurate.
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FreedomEagle said:
toi can try Vinland Saga, but it's only a manga. It takes place during the Viking Age and doesn't sugarcoat the ruthlessness of the Vikings.
If toi want a HIGHLY exaggerated historical anime, toi can watch Sengoku Basara.
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Katherine1517 said:
Try Le Chevalier D'Eon.
It is loosely based on the true story of D'Eon de Beaumont, a French spy who traverser, croix dressed.
It's a lovely series and even though it starts out slow, is well worth the watch in my opinion.

Also, if toi don't mind bloody (emphasis on bloody) violence, toi can also try Shigurui: Death Frenzy. It is only twelve episodes long but it doesn't sugarcoat anything of life back in feudal Japon (It's extremely dark and violent so if toi have a weak stomach, I wouldn't recommend watching it).
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 Try Le Chevalier D'Eon. It is loosely based on the true story of D'Eon de Beaumont, a French spy who traverser, croix dressed. It's a lovely series and even though it starts out slow, is well worth the watch in my opinion. Also, if toi don't mind bloody (emphasis on bloody) violence, toi can also try Shigurui: Death Frenzy. It is only twelve episodes long but it doesn't sugarcoat anything of life back in feudal Japon (It's extremely dark and violent so if toi have a weak stomach, I wouldn't recommend watching it).
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gkazeuishida said:
Hakuouki (also spelled Hakuoki)- is based off history and actual people. another is Shigurui Death Frenzy, which is pretty accurate on customs and the ruthlessness of the era.

Hakuouki
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 Hakuouki (also spelled Hakuoki)- is based off history and actual people. another is Shigurui Death Frenzy, which is pretty accurate on customs and the ruthlessness of the era. Hakuouki
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