This television series is a re-telling of the first Sakura game. North American release by
AD Vision Films.
Japanese initial releases: 2000 (9 DVDs); J collection release: 2006 (limited release "Sakura Taisen
TV DVD box")
North American initial releases: 2003 (6 DVDs) (volume 1 could be brought along with an artbox to
hold all six DVDs); NA collection release: 2005 (only as a Thin-Pak(r))
Brief Summary and Comparison to the First Game
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Episode List
Only going to include the English translated titles
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"Sakura Arrives at the Capital"
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"The City to be Defended"
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"The Flower Combat Troop's New Commander"
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"The Kanna That Summons a Storm"
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"The Flower Division Training Camp"
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"Bloom Like a Flower! On a Maiden's Pride!"
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"Sakura's Return to Her Homeland"
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"Overture" (yes, it has the same name as Disc Two)
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"The Formation to Destroy Evil"
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"The Darkness Steals Closer"
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"The Imperial Theater Goes Up In Flames"
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"Continuation of the Dream"
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Songs
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"Geki Teikoku Kagekidan (TV-ban)"
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"Attack! Imperial Flower Combat Troop (TV version)"
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Important New Organizations
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Imperial Army Anti-Kouma Squad
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Flower Division Residential Branch
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Important New Character Appearances
Torabo and Torabo's mother (Okuma "Big Momma")
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Miroku, "the Crimson Miroku"
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Anti-Kouma Squad Ikki Yoneda
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Anti-Kouma Squad Kazuma Shinguji
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Anti-Kouma Squad Shinnosuke Yamazaki
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Anti-Kouma Squad Ayame Fujieda
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