Phoenix

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Synopsis

From prehistoric times to the distant future, Hi no Tori portrays how the legendary immortal bird Phoenix acts as a witness and chronicler for the history of mankind's endless struggle in search of power, justice, and freedom. 1. Reimei-hen (Dawn) 2. Fukkatsu-hen (Resurrection) 3. Igyou-hen (Transformation) 4. Taiyou-hen (The Sun) 5. Mirai-hen (Future)

Episode Guide

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Characters

The Phoenix

Immortal firebird, reborn through flames, aiding humanity and influencing evolution across eons.

Gilad Suzanne

Nagi

11-year-old Nagi, enslaved after his tribe's destruction, seeks the Phoenix to save his sister and restore his people.

Newman Michelle

Hiko Saruta

Brutal warrior, sole clan survivor, changed by Nagi after massacring Hi country by Himiko-sama's order.

Burstein Danny

Community Feed

joestarEP 13

If I could rate this episode 6 stars, I absolutely would. Not only is it the most mind-blowing episode of the series in my opinion, but it's one of the most mind-blowing moments I have ever witnessed in any anime period. Such a deep and emotional rollercoaster of a journey that it's hard to describe it in words. It left me completely speechless from beginning to end. All I can say is, the final episode is peak, and even saying that doesn't do it justice. As for the whole series itself, it was an amazing ride overall. There were a few parts in there that felt a bit rushed, but I'm satisfied with all of the stories. All in all, an unforgettable experience!

joestarEP 12

Here we are at the final arc of the series. It takes us back into the distant future again, where the world is practically destroyed and humanity is on the brink of extinction. For a first episode, they really went all out on this one. We were introduced to a new set of characters, but all of a sudden, the action quickly happened out of nowhere. It was fast-paced, intense, and most of all, emotional. They didn't have to go so hard on this episode, but I'm glad they did!

joestarEP 9

The episode starts off pretty wholesome. We finally see Harima - I mean, Inugami now, happy and living out his life as leader of a village. He also protects a sacred shrine near his village from being taken down for development purposes. This is the main focal point of the story, where wants to safeguard it from the Imperial Court. However, they were getting impatient with Inugami, which leads to some pretty violent confrontations in this episode. While I liked the episode, it didn't really wowed me or surprised me like the last episodes have. Hopefully the next episodes will make up for it.

joestarEP 7

Once again, a new arc set in a new era. It also appears we've gone hundreds of years back to the past as opposed to the futuristic setting from the last two episodes. This time, we follow a swordswoman named Sakon-no-suke, who is stuck at a temple with no place to go. At first, I thought story would be pretty straightforward, but then they brought a lot of weird fantasy elements to it. I really like that twist in the story. Speaking of twist, what really sold this episode for me was the insane plot twist at the end. Although this appears to be only episode for the arc, I liked it better than the previous one. Let's keep those crazy arcs like this coming!

joestarEP 6

This episode is pretty fascinating. In here, we see Leona's tragic past uncovered, as well as the terrible incident that left him with a deteriorated mental state. It also shows a developing relationship with him and Chihiro. I find it kind of weird, but it works pretty well. Judging by the way the episode ended, I would assume that it's the end of this specific arc. If that's the case, it's kind of a unfortunate, because I do want to see more of this arc. Let's see what the next episodes will have in store, though.

joestarEP 5

Here we are at a new arc in a new era, hundreds of years into the future this time around. We're introduced to a brand new set of characters (including one with a suspiciously familiar looking face) and a different places as well. One thing that hasn't changed is our shining magical bird that emits a beautiful glow in the sky. I'm really intrigued at this new era. It'll be a bit strange not having the rock solid cast from the last four episodes, but regardless, I'm looking forward to the new adventures with the Phoenix.

joestarEP 4

From one banger after another, this episode also delivers. It's focused on Sarutahiko and Nagi again, as they are about to participate in a grueling battle. The whole episode is nothing short of emotional. Like the previous episode, there's a lot of death and destruction. No comic relief either this time; just dark and violent all around. The whole episode was a feel trip through and through. Apparently this is where the story for these characters end. If this is indeed the last time we'll see them, then it was quite a ride. An amazing experience for sure, and I'll be looking forward to the next arcs!

hridoy2026EP 7

A fascinating shift into yet another distinct historical timeline! Transitioning into the era of emperors and samurai brought a fresh, vibrant aesthetic while keeping the series' grand essence alive. The way this chapter showcased the Phoenix's immense mystical power in action was deeply captivating, unveiling far deeper layers of its true nature. With an intriguing cast of new faces and rich historical world-building, the storytelling remains brilliantly engaging!

joestarEP 2

I didn't expect the father-son dynamic between Nagi and Sarutahiko to work well here, seeing as what the latter did in the first episode. I was thinking Nagi would experience torment that would be difficult to watch, but nope, it's the opposite. The moments with Sarutahiko and Nagi were actually pretty wholesome despite the tension between the two. We also get to see more of the one who orchestrated the invasion, who is Himiko. I have to say, she is absolutely vile, with very few, if any, redeeming qualities. I didn't think I'd be rooting for Sarutahiko because of what he did, but now I do. Great character development I'm noticing so far with this series!

joestarEP 1

First off, I have to say that the intro to this anime is some of the best I have ever seen. It's honestly hard to put in words how breathtaking it was. It was a journey from start to finish! As for the episode itself, it definitely caught my attention. The first bit already started off pretty crazy, but then becomes slow-paced afterwards. It seems like it was going to be a wholesome, slice of life episode at first, but then, oh boy, things took a really dark turn. It definitely caught me off guard at how brutal things got. I'm pretty hooked now, and I'm curious to see where the series will go from here!