Akame Ga Kill!

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Rebellion Unleashed: Embrace the World of Akame ga Kill!

Dive into an empire's darkest shadows where assassins clash in a deadly dance of ideals and justice. Follow Night Raid as they wield cursed Teigu weapons, defying corrupt tyrants. Each fight is a symphony of tragedy, hope, and epic confrontations.

Akame Ga Kill! Trivia

What is the name of the Teigu wielded by Akame? (Genius)

#1: Murasame

#2: Pumpkin

#3: Grand Chariot

#4: Crosstail

Who is the leader of the assassin group Night Raid in Akame ga Kill? (Easy)

#1: Tatsumi

#2: Mine

#3: Najenda

#4: Leone

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Akame Ga Kill! Fun Facts

Akame ga Kill! was initially intended to be much darker, but the creators decided to add more humor and light-hearted elements to balance the heavy themes.

The character Esdeath was inspired by the yandere archetype, known for their obsessive and often violent love.

Akame Ga Kill! Polls

Who is your favorite character in Akame ga Kill?

Tatsumi

Akame

Esdeath

Mine

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What is your favorite Imperial Arm in Akame ga Kill

Incursio

Murasame

Pumpkin

Cross Tail

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Popular Characters

Akame

Tatsumi

Esdeath

Mine

Leone

Najenda

Bulat

Sheele

Chelsea

Lubbock

Seijuuro Shin

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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publication

March 2010

Publication of Akame ga Kill! Manga Begins

The original manga series Akame ga Kill! by Takahiro and Tetsuya Tashiro begins serialization.

announcement

2014

Akame ga Kill! Anime Adaptation Announced

Announcement of the anime adaptation for Akame ga Kill!, produced by White Fox studios.

broadcast

July 7, 2014

Akame ga Kill! Anime Premiere

The Akame ga Kill! anime series officially premieres on Japanese television.

broadcast

December 15, 2014

Akame ga Kill! Anime Conclusion

The Akame ga Kill! anime series concludes its initially planned 24-episode run.

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