Phoenix
Hinotori
Hi no Tori
Genres
- Adventure
- Drama
- Sci-Fi
- Supernatural
Tags
all 5- TimeHistorical79
- FantasyMythology79
- TechnicalAnthology60
- OtherReincarnation60
- OtherPhilosophy60
Genres: Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi, Supernatural. Tags: Historical, Mythology, Anthology, Reincarnation, Philosophy.
#3937
Ranked
#6748
Popularity
34
Favorites
3.3K
Members
#16
This Season
Rated TV
#22
This Season
Popular TV
Episode Progress
Complete13 / 13 episodes aired
All 13 episodes available on Crunchyroll, Hoopla
- Premiered
- Spring 2004
- Aired
- Mar 21, 2004 – Jun 27, 2004
- Broadcast
- Sunday · 19:30:00
- Duration
- 25 min
- Time to Complete
- 5h 25m
- Rating
- G - All Ages
- Studio
- Tezuka Productions
Alternative Titles
ja火の鳥
en-x-romajiHi no Tori
enHinotori
enBird of Fire
deHinotori: The Phoenix
enThe Phoenix
Synopsis
From prehistoric times to the distant future, Hi no Tori portrays how the legendary immortal bird Phoenix acts as a witness and chronicler for the history of mankind's endless struggle in search of power, justice, and freedom. 1. Reimei-hen (Dawn) 2. Fukkatsu-hen (Resurrection) 3. Igyou-hen (Transformation) 4. Taiyou-hen (The Sun) 5. Mirai-hen (Future) [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Synopsis
The 2004 Hi no Tori TV series adapts five of Osamu Tezuka's manga chapters into thirteen episodes; in no particular order, they are the first, second, sixth, 11th, and 12th chapters. The animators did not try to copy Tezuka's drawing style and instead opted for a more generic style of TV animation—slick and polished. An English version of the TV series was released by Anime Works in October 2007.
The 2004 Hi no Tori TV series adapts five of Osamu Tezuka's manga chapters into thirteen episodes; in no particular order, they are the first, second, sixth, 11th, and 12th chapters. The animators did not try to copy Tezuka's drawing style and instead opted for a more generic style of TV animation—slick and polished. An English version of the TV series was released by Anime Works in October 2007. In addition to being broadcast in high-definition, the anime's soundtrack features some of Tezuka's favorite music, such as Beethoven as well as the inclusion and usage of ancient Chinese instruments.
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The 2004 Hi no Tori TV series adapts five of Osamu Tezuka's manga chapters into thirteen episodes; in no particular order, they are the first, second, sixth, 11th, and 12th chapters. The animators did not try to copy Tezuka's drawing style and instead opted for a more generic style of TV animation—slick and polished. An English version of the TV series was released by Anime Works in October 2007.
The 2004 Hi no Tori TV series adapts five of Osamu Tezuka's manga chapters into thirteen episodes; in no particular order, they are the first, second, sixth, 11th, and 12th chapters. The animators did not try to copy Tezuka's drawing style and instead opted for a more generic style of TV animation—slick and polished. An English version of the TV series was released by Anime Works in October 2007. In addition to being broadcast in high-definition, the anime's soundtrack features some of Tezuka's favorite music, such as Beethoven as well as the inclusion and usage of ancient Chinese instruments.
Where to Watch
Franchise Timeline
Franchise Timeline
Phoenix
Complete·Everything including OVAs, specials & side stories
- Phoenix2004
- Hi no Tori: Hagoromo-henOptional MOVIE2004
- Hi no Tori: Kizuna-henOptional SPECIAL2012
Platform Scores
MAL
7.16
AniList
67 / 100
Kitsu
72 / 100
AniList Trend
9
Episode Guide
Aired so far: 13 / 13
Main Story
13 / 13
100%
Latest Aired
Episode 13
Remaining
Fully available
Aired so far
Theme Songs
Status Breakdown
Tags
Shows how closely each tag relates to this animeRelations
Alt. Version3
Character5
Other7
Hi no Tori: Eden no Hana
Hi no Tori: Hagoromo-hen
Hi no Tori: Kizuna-hen
PHOENIX: EDEN17
Phoenix: Karma Chapter
The Phoenix -Space-
The Phoenix: Chapter of Yamato
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Phoenix worth watching?
Phoenix has a score of 7.16/10 and is rated G - All Ages. It portrays mankind's struggle throughout history through the eyes of the immortal Phoenix.
How many episodes does Phoenix have?
Phoenix has 13 episodes and is a finished anime series from 2004.
Where can I watch Phoenix?
Phoenix is available to watch on Crunchyroll.
Is Phoenix a sequel?
No, Phoenix is the first and only entry in its franchise, so it is not a sequel.
Information
- Type
- TV
- Status
- Finished
- Country
- Japan
- Premiered
- Spring 2004
- Aired
- Mar 21, 2004 – Jun 27, 2004
- Broadcast
- Sunday · 19:30:00
- Episodes
- 13 / 13
- Duration
- 25 min
- Time to Complete
- 5h 25m
- Rating
- G - All Ages
- Studio
- Tezuka Productions
Alternative Titles
ja火の鳥
en-x-romajiHi no Tori
enHinotori
enBird of Fire
deHinotori: The Phoenix
enThe Phoenix
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