Shinobi Heart Under Blade takes place in a time when the power of the Shogunate has weakened, leaving lawlessness and bloodshed in its wake. The story focuses on Anju, a 13-year-old ninja girl of the Iga Clan, who strives to become strong enough to defend her village. One day she meets Takamaru, an amnesiac boy with no memories of his past. Anju offers to help him find out what happened and pieces together his memories. Takamaru eventually regains his lost memories and becomes an important ally for Anju as they face many tough situations together...As they both grow stronger by encountering these difficult situations, new feelings begin to develop between them... but can their love grow in the face of war?
Anime News Network's staff reviewers gave the anime series an average score of 7 out of 10. The story line is interesting, but not for everyone. Anime News Network noted that since it is based on a video game, "the plot makes no sense without having played the game". They also stated that "the show has a very violent nature" and that while there are some graphic scenes which are not explicit, they are still "particularly bloody". The art was described as being "not amazing" but it did suit the ninja theme well. The background music was also well done as it would change from suspenseful tones to "jaunty" ones. The ending theme "Light the Fire" is sung by Kokia, who also did the ending theme for another anime series based on a video game called "Ōkami-san & Her Seven Companions". Altogether, the reviewers said that if you're a fan of ninja based shows and don't mind violence, then Shinobi Heart Under Blade would be a good show for you.As of March 2012, a total of three light novels have been released. The first was published on September 19, 2003 by Dengeki Bunko under their Dengeki Novels imprint. The second was published on March 18, 2004 under the same imprint. The third was published on January 10, 2006. They are written by Reiko Yoshida and drawn by Kōsuke Murayama. The novels were released in English by Dengeki Bunko in November 2006.A soundtrack for the anime series was released in Japan on June 22, 2004 by Geneon Entertainment. The soundtrack features twenty-four tracks composed and arranged by Kenji Kawai, who also did the soundtracks for "Ghost in the Shell" and "Patlabor". The first twelve tracks comprise the opening and ending themes. The rest of the soundtrack features background music that plays during certain scenes. The soundtrack also features a few hidden tracks that play during a bonus section found on the series' DVD.
Some episodes were made available online before their release on television. However, all episodes have been rated TV-14 for violence, blood and suggestive themes, so they are only available at sites which carry this rating or higher such as Hulu or YouTube.The English language version was released in North America by Bandai Entertainment from September 21, 2005 to March 31, 2008 containing episodes 1-26 across six DVD volumes.
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