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Queen's Blade 2: The Evil Eye

2009 • ARMS

Format
TV
Aired
2009
Episodes
12
Status
Finished
Studio
ARMS · Genco · Media Blasters · Magic Capsule
Genres
Action · Adventure · Ecchi · Fantasy
5,131anime tracked
0copies listed for sale
Synopsis

After experiencing the numerous trials encountered on her journey, Reina has grown as a warrior. Determined to take part in the Queen's Blade tournament, she arrives at the capital city Gainos, where Queen Aldora awaits. There gathers a number of beautiful warriors who, like Reina, are there for the Queen's Blade.

Amongst them is Reina's sister, Claudette, determined to restore the glory of House Vance; Tomoe and Shizuka, who are both fighting for their homeland of Hinomoto; Nanael who has been ordered to participate by the Archangel; and the subordinates of the Marshland Witch.

All these beautiful fighters who gather in Gainos have been one objective, to win through the Queen's Blade, the tournament to select the strongest, most beautiful queen. Who would ascend to that glorious throne? That can only be determined via battle.

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Queen's Blade 2: The Evil Eye, known in Japan as Queen's Blade: Gyokuza o Tsugu Mono, serves as the second season of the anime adaptation based on the visual combat book series by Hobby Japan. Produced by studio ARMS and released in 2009, this installment follows the tournament-style narrative of the first season, continuing the journey of Leina and other warriors competing for the throne. The series gained notoriety for its emphasis on fantasy character design and fan service, which defined the visual identity of the franchise.

The production sought to expand upon the complex character dynamics and high-fantasy setting established in the source material, with the character designs aiming to emphasize individual combat styles and ornate armor motifs. While the show received polarizing critical reception due to its heavy reliance on adult-oriented aesthetic tropes and niche appeal, it remained a significant example of the late-2000s trend of adapting tabletop-style game lore into long-form animation. It remains a hallmark of studio ARMS's specific animation style during that era.

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