Cinematography:
今泉秀樹Composer:
Mikio EndoCast:
Natsuki Hanae, Megumi Han, Daisuke Namikawa, Jun'ichi Suwabe, Tomoaki Maeno, Yûichi Nakamura, Kaito Ishikawa, Hiro Shimono, Misako Tomioka, Katsuyuki Konishi (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(50)
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The Destined Two - Boy Meets Girl (E01)
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Intersection of Twin Stars - A Fateful Fight (E02)
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Differing Intentions - A Hero's Worth (E03)
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The Sound of Magano - Bothersome Twosome (E04)
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Twelve Guardians, Vermilion Bird - The Guardian Shimon (E05)
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Benio and Mayura - Girls' Party (E06)
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A New Trial - Unbelievable Game (E07)
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Rokuro's Feelings - Shocking Confession (E08)
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Intertwining Tragedies - Tragedy Comes With Smile (E09)
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Subaru's Training - The Bewitching Guardian (E10)
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Do Your Best, Newlyweds - Fantastic Moments (E11)
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Give Me a Break - Basara Boy Kamui (E12)
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Your Courage, My Courage - Zero Millimeters Apart (E13)
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Yukatas, Stars, and Wishes - Tanabata Special (E14)
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Goodbye to Being Alone - The Awakening of Love (E15)
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As an Exorcist - Salvation Then Wailing (E16)
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The Red Emblem Master Gave Me - New Talisman From Master (E17)
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On the Eve of Battle - Triumph Over Fear (E18)
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Both Sin and Impurity - The 10 Seconds Decision (E19)
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Our Path - To the Future with Us Two (E20)
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Rebirth of the Twin Stars - Sweetie Fairy (E21)
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It's Impure, Y'know? - Philosophical Filthy Seraphim (E22)
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Westward, Twin Stars - Hard To Be Mother (E23)
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The Kegare's Dream - What Is Beautiful? (E24)
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Celestial Avatar - Come Back! Southpaw (E25)
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Twin Stars VS Twins - Basara Twins' Strings (E26)
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Mayura-chan's Secret - Mayura's Secret Lesson (E27)
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Unomiya Tenma - Transcendence (E28)
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A Promise with Sae - Missing Exorcist Master (E29)
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Forever Smiling - Lovely Smile Forever (E30)
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Follow the exciting tale of two star-crossed rivals as the fate of the world is placed in their young hands. He vows to never use his incredible powers after surviving a tragedy. She wants revenge for the loss of her family. But when a prophecy states that 14-year-olds Rokuro and Benio will be the parents of the child destined to save the world, things don’t go quite as planned. While the unlikely duo refuse to be paired, more and more monsters known as Kegare are spilling from the mirroring world of Megano, and a familiar face from the past is behind it all. Soon, Rokuro and Benio discover that their powers are stronger combined, and before these two can have a baby, they’ll have to raise a little hell. (Anime Ltd)
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Reviews (1)
At first, this show did not strike me as very original. There is just another very strong main male protagonist (Rokuro Enmado) with a tragic past, this time exorcising "ghosts." Plus, there is a proud girl (Benio Adashino) who is a rival and a slightly crazy "boss," plus some good friends. I did not find the opening amusing, the disputes between the main couple were not very exciting, and the alternate world of Magano and individual evil spirits (Kegare) did not do much for me either. I found the boss's attempts to get the main couple together more silly than funny, and I still do not get why he had to give them the okay to move in together. However, as time goes on, it becomes clear that there is some potential, and the backstory of the main protagonists and how they are connected is pretty good, then it gets boring. There is some confrontation, and just when it could have been quite interesting, the premise runs out, and the filler arc kicks in. The filler is rather transparent, drawn-out, and unoriginal. However, it still has a pretty well handled emotional conclusion, and even though you can predict exactly how it will end, it all worked for me anyway, and I felt sad while reading the picture book of little Sae. Unfortunately, after this filler, which I enjoyed probably the most, it starts to get very meh, and the whole thing gets more and more tangled and drawn out. The weird thing is it looked more and more stereotypical and strange to me, and my interest waned. Some things happen without explanation and I see almost no character development in the main protagonists. There is always some other enemy that they try their "Twin Star tricks" on, get stuck in some horrible way, and then get pulled out of it by someone else much more capable. All of it is accompanied by a lot of supposedly dramatic dialogue and moments. However, it all fails to be dramatic as it gets quite repetitive. Oh, and after a while, it gets really boring, so suddenly even the big revelations are hardly shocking at all, and I got more and more bored as each second passed. Therefore I think this is a weak average. 4.5/10.
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