Akame ga Kill!

Under the rule of a tyrannical empire, Tatsumi, a young swordsman, leaves his home to save his poverty stricken village. He meets a girl named Akame, an assassin who was bought, brainwashed and trained to kill by the Empire. Akame is a member of the secret assassin group called “Night Raid” who use special weapons called Teigu. Together, Tatsumi and the members of Night Raid confront the corrupt empire.

Details

Type
TV series
Status
Finished airing
Episodes
24
First aired
2014-07-07
Age rating
R
Community score
7.5 out of 10

Genres: Military, Super Power, Action, Fantasy, Drama, Adventure

Episode list for Akame ga Kill!

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Quick answers about Akame ga Kill!

Is Akame ga Kill! a movie or a TV series?

Akame ga Kill! is a TV series.

How many episodes does Akame ga Kill! have?

Akame ga Kill! has 24 episodes.

Is Akame ga Kill! still airing?

No. Akame ga Kill! has finished airing.

When did Akame ga Kill! first air?

Akame ga Kill! first aired on July 7, 2014.

What genre is Akame ga Kill!?

Akame ga Kill! is Military, Super Power, Action, Fantasy, and Drama anime.

What is Akame ga Kill! about?

Under the rule of a tyrannical empire, Tatsumi, a young swordsman, leaves his home to save his poverty stricken village. He meets a girl named Akame, an assassin who was bought, brainwashed and trained to kill by the Empire.

How is Akame ga Kill! rated?

Akame ga Kill! has a community score of 7.5 out of 10 on Kitsu, with an age rating of R.

What anime is similar to Akame ga Kill!?

Anime similar to Akame ga Kill! include Attack on Titan, Magi: The Kingdom of Magic, A Certain Scientific Railgun S, GATE, and The Heroic Legend of Arslan.

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