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Onmyo Kaiten Re:Birth Verse

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Onmyo Kaiten Re:Birth Verse is an original anime from David Production, created by Fujiko Sakuno, Hideya Takahashi, and Akutō Satō. It ran on Fuji TV's +Ultra block from July to September 2025. A manga version, drawn by Kyūjo Matsumoto, started on Kodansha's Morning Two website in February 2025.

Characters

Takeru Narihira is a top-class elite onmyoji known for exceptional skills and diligent daily training, though his overly serious and rigid personality is a slight flaw. He fights alongside the brawler Yura, summoning shikigami and using their respective strengths. Yura, recognized by Atsunaga as his partner for her high combat ability, has a rough and blunt manner and mainly fights with kicking techniques; she is not very sociable but is pure-hearted and wears her emotions on her face.

Kazura, despite his young age, earned a direct position under Abe no Seimei due to exceptional talent; his combat abilities are average, but he serves as a field commander using extensive knowledge and sharp analysis. He is the calm, composed younger twin brother of Shino. Shino, the laid-back older twin, also serves directly under Abe no Seimei and is known as one half of the genius onmyoji sibling duo; her carefree attitude and casual speech contrast with occasional sharp, insightful remarks.

Media

The manga, penned by Fujiko Sakuno with art by Kyūjo Matsumoto, launched on Kodansha's Morning Two site on February 6, 2025, with one collected volume out by June 2025. The anime, produced by David Production, aired on Fuji TV's +Ultra block from July 3 to September 18, 2025, directed by Hideya Takahashi, with Hayashi Mori handling series composition, Kazuaki Morita on character design, and Masahiro Tokuda composing the music. Who-ya Extended performed the opener "Cry Out Cry Over!", while 9Lana performed the closer "Turn Over". Crunchyroll streamed it, and Medialink licensed it for South and Southeast Asia via Ani-One Asia's YouTube channel.

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