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Orient
Manga volume 1 cover, featuring Musashi
オリエント
(Oriento)
Genre
Manga
Written byShinobu Ohtaka
Published byKodansha
English publisher
Magazine
DemographicShōnen
Original runMay 30, 2018 – present
Volumes14 (List of volumes)
Anime television series
Directed byTetsuya Yanagisawa
Written byMariko Kunisawa
Music byHideyuki Fukasawa
StudioA.C.G.T
Licensed byCrunchyroll (streaming)
Original networkTV Tokyo, AT-X
English network
Original run January 6, 2022 – present
Episodes8 (List of episodes)

Orient (Japanese: オリエント, Hepburn: Oriento) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Shinobu Ohtaka. It was serialized in Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine from May 2018 to January 2021 and later transferred to Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine in February 2021. Kodansha USA licensed the manga for English release in North America. An anime television series adaptation by A.C.G.T premiered in January 2022.

Plot

The story revolves around a 15-year-old boy named Musashi and takes place during Japan's Sengoku period. At the time, Japan is ruled by Demons and samurai are considered taboo. Musashi is blending in as a miner along with others who are brainwashed into thinking the Oni are their saviors and that they must work for them. However, Musashi knows the truth. He wants to confront the demons with his certain special power.

Characters

Main characters

Musashi (武蔵)
Voiced by: Yuma Uchida[2] (Japanese); A.J. Beckles[4] (English)
Musashi is a cheerful and caring person. He firmly proposed to be a Bushi along with his friend Kojiro Kanemaki, and has great determination. The parents of Musashi were farmers and were amiable to the Kanemaki family. One day, Musashi approaches Kojiro during his training and came everyday since then to play and practice. He promises Kojiro he will become a samurai once they grow up. After the death of his parents however, he sought shelter from house to house and finally decides to stay at his relatives but they reject him and say that he must insult Jisai Kanemaki. He curses out Jisai without true intention, and later goes to the Kanemaki residence to apologize. Jisai forgives him and says he is grateful for him to befriend Kojiro, and takes him in, training him in swordsmanship.
Kojiro Kanemaki (鐘巻小次郎, Kanemaki Kojirō)
Voiced by: Soma Saito[2] (Japanese); Stephen Fu[4] (English)
Kojiro is a kind, caring, and a self-sufficient person. Ever since the death of his father, his trait of independency grew. He is competitive with Musashi and is great at strategizing fights. He and his father lived in the outskirts of Tatsumaya town and were treated badly by the villagers who had been influenced to worship the Oni. One day, Kojiro is practicing swordsmanship and encounters Musashi, who was impressed by his swordsmanship skills. Musashi became his only friend since then. He learns his swordsmanship skills from his father, Jisai.
Tsugumi Hattori (服部つぐみ, Hattori Tsugumi)
Voiced by: Rie Takahashi[5] (Japanese); Emi Lo[4] (English)
Tsugumi is a cheerful and forgiving person. At times, she can be manipulating, by using her body. She was taken in by Hideo Kosameda with her sister after the death of her parents. She is also deceiving in such a manner that she flashes her opponents to defeat them. Initially, Tsugumi meets Musashi and Kojiro in the desert. She attempted to steal from them, and somewhat succeeded.

Other characters

Naotora Takeda (武田尚虎, Takeda Naotora)
Voiced by: Satoshi Hino[5]
Shirō Inukai (犬飼四郎, Inukai Shirō)
Voiced by: Hiro Shimono[6]
Nanao Inusaka (犬坂七緒, Inusaka Nanao)
Voiced by: Azumi Waki[6]
Hideo Kosameda (小雨田英雄, Kosameda Hideo)
Voiced by: Wataru Hatano[6]
Aoshi Sanada (真田青志, Sanada Aoshi)
Voiced by: Haruki Ishiya[7]
Shunrai Yamamoto (山本春雷, Yamamoto Shunrai)
Voiced by: Saori Ōnishi[7]
Jisai Kanemaki (鐘巻自斎, Kanemaki Jisai)
Voiced by: Katsuyuki Konishi[7]
Obsidian Goddess (黒曜の女神, Kokuyō no Megami)
Voiced by: Houko Kuwashima[8]

Media

Manga

Orient, written and illustrated by Shinobu Ohtaka, was serialized in Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine from May 30, 2018 to January 6, 2021.[9][10][11] The manga was then transferred to Kodansha's Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine on February 9, 2021.[12][13] Kodansha has compiled its chapters into individual tankōbon volumes. The first volume was published on August 17, 2018.[14] As of January 7, 2022, fourteen volumes have been released.[15]

In March 2020, Kodansha USA announced the acquisition of the manga for English language digital release, with the first volume being released on April 7, 2020.[16] Kodansha USA also announced the print release of the manga starting on January 26, 2021.[17] The manga has also been licensed in Germany by Kazé[18] and in France by Pika.[19]

Volume list

No. Original release date Original ISBN English release date English ISBN
1 August 17, 2018[20]978-4-06-512725-4January 26, 2021 (print)[1]
April 7, 2020 (digital)[1]		978-1-64651-141-9
  1. "Musashi and Kojiro" (武蔵と小次郎, Musashi to Kojirō)
  2. "Savage God" (荒ぶる神, Araburukami)
  3. "Band of Bushi" (武士団, Bushi-dan)
  4. "Blue Sky Crane Wing" (碧天鶴翼, Ao Sora Kakuyoku)
2 October 17, 2018[21]978-4-06-513070-4April 6, 2021 (print)[22]
May 5, 2020 (digital)[22]		978-1-64651-161-7
  1. "Hour of Victory" (勝ち鬨, Kachidoki)
  2. "Complaint" (文句, Monku)
  3. "Unity Under Heaven" (天下統一, Tenka Tōitsu)
  4. "The Outside World" (外の世界, Soto no Sekai)
  5. "Trap" (罠, Wana)
  1. "Kosameda Bushi" (小雨田武士団, Kosameda Bushi-dan)
  2. "By Your Side" (側にいるよ, Soba ni Iru yo)
  3. "Buzzing" (ぐちゃぐちゃ, Guchagucha)
  4. "The Time Is Now" (今がその時, Ima ga Sono Toki)
3 December 17, 2018[23]978-4-06-513487-0July 6, 2021 (print)[24]
June 9, 2020 (digital)[24]		978-1-64651-162-4
  1. "Joint Struggle" (共闘, Kyōtō)
  2. "Invisible Cage" (見えない檻, Mienai Ori)
  3. "I Choose Tomorrow" (明日を選ぶ, Ashita o Erabu)
  4. "Stronger" (もっと強く, Motto Tsuyoku)
  5. "Three Way Struggle" (三つ巴, Mitsudomoe)
  1. "Sword" (刀, Katana)
  2. "Nameless Dogs" (名もなき犬, Namonaki Inu)
  3. "Kanemaki Bushi" (鐘巻武士団, Kanemaki Bushi-dan)
  4. "Sword Test" (刀の試し, Katana no Tameshi)
4 March 15, 2019[25]978-4-06-514444-2September 14, 2021 (print)[26]
July 7, 2020 (digital)[26]		978-1-64651-226-3
  1. "The Color of the Soul" (魂の色, Tamashī no Iro)
  2. "Unable to Breathe Underwater" (水中で呼吸はできない, Suichū de Kokyū wa Dekinai)
  3. "Rekku Yaezakura" (裂空八重桜)
  4. "Musashi's Backstory" (武蔵の生い立ち, Musashi no Oitachi)
  5. "I Finally Met You" (やっと会えた, Yatto Aeta)
  1. "Obsidian Goddess" (黒曜の女神, Kokuyō no Megami)
  2. "Conversation with a Goddess" (女神との対話, Megami to no Taiwa)
  3. "Living Like a Dead" (死人のように生きる, Shibito no Yō ni Ikiru)
  4. "Sword Hunt" (刀狩り, Katana Kari)
  5. "A Bushi's Way of Life" (武士の生き方, Bushi no Ikikata)
5 June 17, 2019[27]978-4-06-515085-6October 5, 2021 (print)[28]
August 18, 2020 (digital)[28]		978-1-64651-262-1
  1. "Graceless Soul" (ブサイクな魂, Busaikuna Tamashii)
  2. "The Meaning of a Band of Bushi" (武士団とは, Bushi-dan to wa)
  3. "Nine-tailed Seven Swords" (九尾七錠刀, Kyūbi Nanajō Katana)
  4. "7 vs 3" (7対3, 7 Tai 3)
  5. "Head First" (真っ逆さま, Massakasama)
  1. "Obsidian Power" (黒曜の覚醒, Kokuyō no Kakusei)
  2. "The power of a Goddess" (女神の力, Megami no Chikara)
  3. "Meteor Shower" (流星群の一撃, Ryūsei-gun no Ichigeki)
  4. "What Dwells in a Sword" (刀に宿るもの, Katana ni Yadoru Mono)
  5. "Beyond This Road" (この道の先に, Kono Michi no Saki ni)
6 August 16, 2019[29]978-4-06-515696-4December 7, 2021 (print)[30]
September 15, 2020 (digital)[30]		978-1-64651-263-8
  1. "Dark Meeting" (黒の会合, Kuro no Kaigō)
  2. "There is Another Person" (もう一人いる, Mōhitori Iru)
  3. "Wall" (壁, Kabe)
  4. "Beginning of the Demon God" (はじまりの鬼神, Hajimari no Kishin)
  5. "The Purple Dragon Castle" (紫龍城, Murasaki Ryū Shiro)
  1. "Uesugi Bushi" (上杉武士団, Kosameda Dushi-dan)
  2. "The Ogres Who Nest in Awaji" (淡路に巣食う鬼, Awaji ni Sukuu Oni)
  3. "Tattooed Man" (刺青男, Shisei Otoko)
  4. "Octopus Room" (タコ部屋, Takoheya)
  5. "Three‐way Deadlock" (三すくみ, Sansukumi)
7 November 15, 2019[31]978-4-06-517160-8February 1, 2022 (print)[32]
October 27, 2020 (digital)[32]		978-1-64651-355-0
  1. "Shimazu's Swordplay" (島津の剣技, Shimazu no Kengi)
  2. "Shimazu Platoon" (島津小隊, Shimazu Shōtai)
  3. "Yataro Inuda" (犬田 八咫郎, Inuda Yatarō)
  4. "Disgrace on the Ship" (船上の屈辱, Senjō no Kutsujoku)
  5. "The Dragon Kanji" (竜の字, Ryū no Ji)
  1. "Pulverizing One Hundred Demons" (百鬼粉砕, Hyakki Funsai)
  2. "Gravitation" (引力, Inryoku)
  3. "The Incarnation of Tolerance" (包容力の権化, Hōyō-ryoku no Gonge)
  4. "Glimmer" (煌めき, Kirameki)
  5. "Black Wings" (黒の両翼, Kuro no Ryōyoku)
8 February 17, 2020[33]978-4-06-517888-1April 5, 2022 (print)[34]
November 24, 2020 (digital)[34]		978-1-64651-426-7
  1. "Spy" (間者, Kanja)
  2. "Justice and Reward" (大義と恩賞, Taigi to Onshō)
  3. "Stone Tears" (石の涙, Ishi no Namida)
  4. "The Providence of Reproduction" (生殖の摂理, Seishoku no Setsuri)
  5. "Supreme Joy" (無上の喜び, Mujō no Yorokobi)
  1. "The God of War's Mantle" (軍神闘衣, Gunshin Tōi)
  2. "Infection" (感染, Kansen)
  3. "God-Summoning" (神の召喚, Kami no Shōkan)
  4. "Father and Daughter" (父と娘, Chichi to Musume)
  5. "Demon Child" (鬼の子, Oni no Ko)
9 May 15, 2020[35]978-4-06-518686-2June 7, 2022 (print)[36]
December 15, 2020 (digital)[36]		978-1-64651-427-4
  1. "The Stone's Memories" (石の記憶, Ishi no Kioku)
  2. "Time to Retreat" (引き際, Hikigiwa)
  3. "Sword God" (刀とう神しん, Tōshin)
  4. "The Blood of Hope" (希望の血液, Kibō no Ketsueki)
  5. "Why We Can't Retreat" (退けない訳, Hike nai Wake)
  6. "Cacophony" (不協和音, Fukyōwaon)
  1. "Strategist Duel" (軍師対決, Gunshi Taiketsu)
  2. "Battle of Deception" (化かし合い, Bakashi Ai)
  3. "Sirius Iron Kick" (天狼鉄刀, Tenrō Tettō)
  4. "Tiger and Dog" (虎と犬, Tora to Inu)
  5. "Jumping at Shadows" (疑心暗鬼, Gishin Anki)
10 August 17, 2020[37]978-4-06-519307-5January 19, 2021[38]—
  1. "What Was Entrusted" (託されたもの, Takusareta mono)
  2. "Red Blade First Class" (赤刀一位, Sekitō Ichi no Kurai)
  3. "Golden Thread Surgery" (金糸執刀, Kinshi Shittō)
  4. "Burdened with the Band" (団を背負う, Dan o Seou)
  5. "Avidya" (無明, Mumyō)
  1. "Diamond Soul" (金剛石の魂, Kongōseki no Tamashī)
  2. "Like a Demon God" (鬼神の如く, Kishin no Gotoku)
  3. "The Ultimate Blue Blade" (青刀の極み, Seitō no Kiwami)
  4. "With My Own Power" (自分の力で, Jibun no Chikara de)
  5. "Proof of Existence" (存在証明, Sonzai Shōmei)
11 November 17, 2020[39]978-4-06-520599-0April 20, 2021[40]—
  1. "What I Can Do" (自分にできること, Jibun ni Dekiru Koto)
  2. "Fusion" (融合体, Yūgōtai)
  3. "The Red Blade's Role" (赤刀の役目, Sekitō no Yakume)
  4. "This Time I'll..." (今度は俺が, Kondo wa Ore ga)
  5. "Restart" (再起動, Seikidō)
  1. "Shimazu Breakdown" (島津決裂, Shimazu Ketsuretsu)
  2. "Akihiro and the Tactical Pawn" (秋弘と陣駒, Akihiro to Jinkoma)
  3. "A Red Blade's Duty" (赤刀の責務, Sekitō no Sekimu)
  4. "The Red Curse" (赤の呪縛, Aka no Jubaku)
  5. "Scales" (天秤, Tenbin)
12 March 17, 2021[41]978-4-06-521636-1——
13 August 6, 2021[42]978-4-06-524468-5——
14 January 7, 2022[15]978-4-06-526587-1——

Anime

On January 4, 2021, it was announced that the series will receive an anime television series adaptation.[12][11] The series is animated by A.C.G.T and directed by Tetsuya Yanagisawa, with Mariko Kunisawa handling the scripts, Takahiro Kishida designing the characters, and Hideyuki Fukasawa composing the series' music.[2] It premiered on January 6, 2022 on TV Tokyo and AT-X.[43][44][a] Da-ice performed the series' opening theme song "Break Out", while Wataru Hatano performed the series' ending theme song "Naniiro."[46] Crunchyroll licensed the series outside of Asia.[47][43] Medialink licensed the series in Southeast Asia and South Asia; it will release on Ani-One YouTube channel for ULTRA membership subscribers, iQIYI and Animax Asia.[48]

On January 13, 2022, Crunchyroll announced that the series will receive an English dub, which will premiere on February 23.[49][4]

Episode list

No.Title [50][51]Directed by [50]Written by [50]Storyboarded by [50]Original air date [52]
1"Musashi & Kojiro"
Transliteration: "Musashi to Kojirō" (Japanese: 武蔵と小次郎)		Tsuneo TominagaMariko KunisawaTetsuya YanagisawaJanuary 6, 2022 (2022-01-06)
2"Bushi's Pride"
Transliteration: "Bushi no Hokori" (Japanese: 武士の誇り)		Ryō ŌkuboMariko KunisawaTetsuya YanagisawaJanuary 13, 2022 (2022-01-13)
3"The Outside World"
Transliteration: "Soto no Sekai" (Japanese: 外の世界)		Kiyoshi MurayamaMariko KunisawaKatsuhiko NishijimaJanuary 20, 2022 (2022-01-20)
4"The Kosameda Band"
Transliteration: "Kosameda Bushidan" (Japanese: 小雨田武士団)		Tsuneo TominagaMariko KunisawaNobuharu KamanakaJanuary 27, 2022 (2022-01-27)
5"Choosing Tomorrow"
Transliteration: "Ashita o Erabu" (Japanese: 明日を選ぶ)		Kiyoshi MurayamaMariko KunisawaTetsuya YanagisawaFebruary 3, 2022 (2022-02-03)[b]
6"Getting Stronger"
Transliteration: "Motto Tsuyoku" (Japanese: もっと強く)		Shunji YoshidaMariko KunisawaKatsuhiko NishijimaFebruary 10, 2022 (2022-02-10)[b]
7"You Can't Survive Underwater"
Transliteration: "Mizu no Naka de wa Ikirarenai" (Japanese: 水の中では生きられない)		Hiroaki TakagiSumio UetakeHiroaki TakagiFebruary 17, 2022 (2022-02-17)[b]
8"The Obsidian Goddess"
Transliteration: "Kokuyō no Megami" (Japanese: 黒曜の女神)		Kiyoshi MurayamaSumio UetakeNobuharu KamanakaFebruary 24, 2022 (2022-02-24)
9"A Bushi's Way of Life"
Transliteration: "Bushi no Ikikata" (Japanese: 武士の生き方)		UnknownUnknownTBAMarch 3, 2022 (2022-03-03)

Reception

Rebecca Silverman of Anime News Network, gave the first volume 3½ out of five stars. Silverman praised the series for its iconography, adding that the demons are drawn with the same symbols and styling seen in Buddhist imagery, like bodhisattva with horns, fangs, and talons. She added that Ohtaka's art improved with the series and appreciated her departure from the "boob jokes" presented in her earlier works, making the series feel "less juvenile while still being good for middle grade readers". Silverman concluded: "in the shounen action line, this is looking like a safe bet". Faye Hopper of the same website, gave the first volume 2½ out of five stars. Hopper praised the series' art, but criticized it for its execution and pacing, adding: "New characters appear out of nowhere and are not given proper introductions, character arcs are not meaningfully advanced, and any potential tension is lost in how the characters don't face meaningful consequences for their actions. It is a mess." Hopper concluded: "a final impression is just as important as an introductory one. And sadly, at the end of the day, Orient just does not keep up its momentum".[53]

Notes

  1. ^ TV Tokyo lists the air dates for the series on Wednesday at 24:00, which is effectively Thursday at 0:00 a.m. JST.[45]
  2. ^ a b c This episode aired at 12:10 a.m. JST, 10 minutes after the original air time on TV Tokyo.

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