Eyeshield 21 English Dubbed Series First Aired

Eyeshield 21 English Dubbed Series First Aired

The television series first aired on Japans TV Tokyo network from April 6, 2005 to March 19, 2008, consisting of 145 episodes.

The whole series would later be re-licensed by Sentai Filmworks and released on DVD subtitle-only.

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The Oujou White Knights are a High School American Football team based on Ojo Private Senior High School in Tokyo.

They are the main rivals of the Deimon Devil Bats throughout the series, and the teams star linebacker Seijuro Shin is Senas first and most prominent rival.

The White Knights are a strong team with a major focus on their stringent defense.

Ryokan is a kind-hearted individual, and the only thing bigger than his body is his heart.

A day later, three bullies get angered by him and start chasing him, showing his true talent.

Whatever number of episodes that are dubbed are most likely collecting dust in a storage room never to see the light of day, Ya Ha BBCode.

Eyeshield does a decent job of fitting its sound to its action scenes.

Surviving high school is about to become a lot more difficult after Hiruma, captain of the schools American football team, witnesses Senas incredible agility and speed during an escape from some bullies.

Hiruma schemes to make Sena the running back of his school team, The Devil Bats, hoping that it will turn around the squads fortunes from being the laughingstock of Japans high school leagues, to title contender.

To protect his precious star player from rivaling recruiters, he enlists Sena as team secretary, giving him a visored helmet and the nickname Eyeshield 21 to hide his identity.

The Devilbats will look to make their way to the Christmas Bowl, an annual tournament attended by the best football teams in Japan, with Eyeshield 21 leading the way.

Will they be able to win the Christmas Bowl Will Sena be able to transform from a timid, undersized freshman to an all-star player Put on your pads and helmet to find out Edit Background Eyeshield 21 was original scheduled to stream in North America on Toonami Jetstream and NFL Rush in collaboration with the National Football League, but the plan fell through and the anime made its debut only on Toonami Jetstream, which later dropped the series.

It would then become available in its entirety on Crunchryroll.

Sentai Filmworks later licensed and released the first 52 episodes on DVD from 2010 to 2011.

All of it Yes. (And if you liked this series but found it either too long, or a bit childish, definitely check out Cross Game, a highly underrated sports series that is on a whole different maturity and story level.) Eyeshield 21 is definite shonen sports anime.

Heck, its even sponsored by the Japanese NFL and received backing in the United States as a football series on a sports channel.

Because if you do, youre missing out on one of the most entertaining series people disregard just because of its.

Review: Please, please, dont dump this series just because its football.

I cannot but regret that I did put off watching this and suffered my way through crap series like Blade of the Immortal.

My 2 cents on why you should watch (if you dont want to slog your way through the rest of this): Typical plot (yet this works perfectly fine for this series), interspersed with drama, comedy, and laugh your head off antics of its marvelous characters.

Marvelous characters (I said it but I will say it again), You will love the characters of Eyeshield, because even Sena isnt as annoying as it seems.

AndHiruma will send you to hell if you dont watch this.

Now that youre here: Characters: To put it simply, there is nothing bland about Eyeshields cast.

From Senas traditional shonen perserverance, to Hirumas demonic avarice (and he will become your favorite as well), Eyeshield 21 does a masterful job of designing to characters to both appeal to viewers and to transition their interactions with each other smoothly.

The rivalry between Sena and Shin is also nonclichedly carried out, and all the supporting characters get their own backstory as well.

To tell the truth, I dont even think that the supporting characters were even technically 2nd tier.

And so yes, the characters of Eyeshield are not just comedic, but serious, dramatic, and all the time flawed in some way or another.

Theres not fun in watching perfect characters now is there Plot: Well, its straightforward enough: team has a dream, team wants to go to Christmas Bowl, team must defeat rival teams, team must work together, team must train, then team must win.

Its 145 episodes does more than enough to advance the adrenaline pumping scenes of the matches.

Now come to think of it, you dont watch a sports series too much for the plot as more for the character development and anime action.