Name: Ninja Slayer
Released: 2015-04-16T00:00:00.000Z
Cast: Toshiyuki Morikawa, Christopher Sabat, Chiwa Saitō

TV Show · Anime · Animation

Within the dystopia of Neo-Saitama lies NINJA SLAYER, a former salaryman whose family was killed by evil ninjas. Now, Ninja Slayer kills other ninjas with the help of a dark, powerful spirit. But will this spirit consume him before he attains revenge?

2015 · 13m

Starring Toshiyuki Morikawa, Christopher Sabat, Chiwa Saitō

EPISODE 1

Born in Red Black

Seeking vengeance after nearly being slain by ninjas who also killed his wife and child, Fujikido Kenji merges with the spirit of Naraku Ninja to become Ninja Slayer, the ninja that kills ninjas.

12m
EPISODE 2

Machine of Vengeance

After a massive drug deal is interrupted, Arson, one of the Soukaiya's ninjas, faces Ninja Slayer in a battle to the death. Ninja Slayer has his hands full while taking on a techno-ninja named Cloud Buster.

14m
EPISODE 3

Last Girl Standing, Pt. 1

Yamoto Koki, a girl possessed by the Ninja Soul of Shi Ninja, uses her powers to save herself and her friend Asari from a gang attack. Shogo, a transfer student, is bailed out of jail and given an ultimatum.

12m
EPISODE 4

Last Girl Standing, Pt. 2

As Yamoto enjoys an evening out with her friends, Shogo shows up to warn her that the Soukai Syndicate is headhunting her. Sonic Boom makes Yamoto an offer she can't refuse.

14m
EPISODE 5

Rage Against Tofu

After tofu manufacturing plant worker Shigaki loses his arm in an industrial accident, he joins other injured workers in taking revenge against the company. Ninja Slayer continues hunting for members of the Six Gates.

13m
EPISODE 6

Surprised Dojo

Under orders from Laomoto, Six Gates ninjas Earthquake and Hugeshuriken hunt for the Dragon Dojo, run by Dragon Gendoso, the last real ninja in Japan, so that they can burn it down.

14m

Toshiyuki Morikawa

Fujikido/ Ninja Slayer
Christopher Sabat

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Chiwa Saitō

Voice
Sora Amamiya

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