Shoka
TVFinished

Shoka

書家

Production I.G

Genres

  • Action
  • Fantasy

Tags

all 5
  • TimeHistorical79
  • FantasySuper Power79
  • ArtsCalligraphy60
  • FantasyYoukai60
  • ActionGuns40

Genres: Action, Fantasy. Tags: Historical, Super Power, Calligraphy, Youkai, Guns.

#11090

Ranked

#8978

Popularity

1.8K

Members

Episode Progress

Complete

1 / 1 episodes aired

All 1 episodes available

TV1 / 1 epsFinished5.94
Production I.G
Aired
Mar 27, 2010 –
Duration
24 min
Time to Complete
24m
Rating
PG - Children
Studio
Production I.G

Alternative Titles

ja書家

Synopsis

The story is set during the turbulent years of the shogunate, as dark forces try to undermine the shogun's power in Edo-era Tokyo. Shirou Sumiya is the leader of the "Way of the Paper Drawing" clan which captures the chaos of the struggles with rapid brush strokes. Sumiya is summoned to Edo, and his disciples, who have extraordinary powers in their secret drawing techniques, become part of the ensuring battles with giant drawn creatures. (Source: ANN)

Synopsis

Kenji Saidou won the Grand Prize in the 7th Animax Awards with the script for Shoka, which resulted in it being animated.

Platform Scores

MAL

5.94

Canonical
Rank #11090Votes 2.5K

AniList

53 / 100

Trend 0Popularity 1.8K

Kitsu

60 / 100

Rank #11663Users 868Runtime 24m

AniList Trend

6

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Episode Guide

Aired so far: 1 / 1

Main Story

1 / 1

100%

Latest Aired

Episode 1

Remaining

Fully available

Aired so far

Status Breakdown

1,824users
Planning92950.9%
Completed83245.6%
Watching301.6%
Dropped221.2%
Paused110.6%

Tags

Shows how closely each tag relates to this anime
Time1
Historical
79
Fantasy2
Super Power
79
Youkai
60
Arts1
Calligraphy
60
Action1
Guns
40

Recommendations

10 recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

How many episodes does Shoka have?

Shoka is a finished anime series consisting of exactly 1 episode.

What is the story of Shoka about?

Set during the Edo-era, the story follows Shirou Sumiya and his clan of disciples who use secret drawing techniques to battle giant creatures and dark forces threatening the shogun's power.

Is Shoka a sequel?

No, Shoka is a standalone series and serves as the first and only entry in its franchise.

Is Shoka suitable for children?

Yes, Shoka has an age rating of PG, making it suitable for children.

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