Kochouki: Wakaki Nobunaga

This will be my favorite seasonal of all. Historical accuracy about a character I like a lot, even though Sengoku era is not my favorite I love Nobunaga. the first episode already shows his true nature of a skilled guy with a particular intelligence.
I was sure I was going to love it, and I was not disappointed. Love you Oda Nobunaga.
I watched the first 4 episodes currently and i'm not disappointed at all. i'm loving this show. it's perfect.

It shows Oda Nobunaga's life, our Lord of War and Demon King, since his childhood. Soon we see his adolescence and his capabilities.
We will ... watch his life until his battles when he gains the title he will be known.
Nobunaga's childhood was a diffucult upbringing, but in his adolescence n.e starts to show his capabilities as a leader of the Oda clam

From the Deen staff who created the masterpiece Hakuouki, I am not disappointed, This will be the best seasonal of all, this summer.
love you Oda Nobunaga

This is sadly underrated. The animation is pretty good, characters also look very nice. Plot's intriguing as well, sticks to the historical events and great way to get a fresh overlook on Nobunaga's timeline.

There's some people set off by the BL? But there is none (as of now) nor would it ever be focused on from the current pacing; only people dumb enough to keep thinking a woman who got their breast cutoff equals man in the comments section. Rip all flat chested females by that logic.

It's a nice show to watch during break time, aesthetically pleasing and informs the brain a bit. ... I'd recommend it for those who just wants to tune off their brain a bit, but not completely off.

As an enthusiast of the Sengoku Era, I adore finding new works that tell the stories of those people who shaped the land of Japan during their times of strife and war. The tale of Nobunaga has always been a popular one, written many different ways but always encompassing one key detail. His tact for conquest and prowess on the battlefield.

This show embodies this detail flawlessly. I have only managed to watch up to episode 4, as that is what has been dubbed as of this date (8/19). The anime has captured my attention to the fact that I have now heavily contemplated rewatching the ... previous 4 episodes subbed.

I normally watch anime subbed but I was curious to see how Funimation was taking the dub and I will say, they are doing marvelously. The voices fit the faces and they embody the emotion and quirks of all the characters. I will likely continue watching it dubbed but I do believe I will switch to subbed to keep up with the latest episodes (as my impatience for more episodes is getting to me.)

It easily captures you and continues to string you along it's beautifully written story, telling a less know part of Nobunaga's story. The art and animation is simply pleasing to the eye, while the music is fitting and give the proper impact for the parts it trying to illustrate. The characters are well thought out and carefully showcased in a way to move the story.

As an avid reader of the Sengoku era, I find immense enjoyment in this series, excitedly awaiting the next episodes the studio is working to put out for us. I highly recommend this to any people who have a love for the Warring States of Japan, but also those who have heard of the stories of the infamous, Oda Nobunaga.