1- "Azami no Gotoku Toge Areba" ("If Only I Had Thorns Like a Thistle...")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 01
(あざみのごとく棘あれば)
Airdate: October 3, 2013
The episode opens at Honnōji Academy, a high school dominated by its fearsome five-member Student Council. Both the members of the Student Council and a portion of the student body wear powerful Goku Uniforms that grant them superhuman abilities. The calm of a school lesson is interrupted by Ira Gamagōri, searching for one who has committed a crime against the school. The delinquent, Suzuki, attempts first to flee, then fight using the One-Star Goku uniform he stole. His One-Star outfit is no match for Ira's Three-Star Outfit and he is promptly killed.
The next day, a new figure arrives outside of town. Enter Ryūko Matoi, a delinquent transfer student who has been drifting from school to school searching for clues about her father's murder. As she makes her way to Honnō City, she has a brief encounter with Matarō Mankanshoku and his gang, who feebly attempt to mug her before she scares them into submission. Mataro is scared off by his big sister, Mako Mankanshoku, who then leaves for class herself - to Ryūko's confusion.
Shortly after her arrival at the school, Ryūko reunites with Mako Mankanshoku who outlines the basic hierarchy of the academy. Most students, including Mako, are no-stars who aren't permitted to wear Goku Uniforms and are restricted to the city slums. Other students are allowed to live in nicer districts depending on the number of stars they have. Exemplary students are granted one-star Goku Uniforms, club captains are granted two-stars, the Elite Four of the Student Council are granted powerful three-stars, and Student Council President, Satsuki Kiryūin, stands undisputed at the top of the academy's power structure. As soon as the opportunity presents itself Ryūko recklessly confronts Kiryūin stating that she is looking for the owner of the other half of a giant scissor blade she received from her father just before his death. Suspecting that Satsuki knows more than she is letting on, Ryūko lunges at her only to be beaten into the ground by the school's Boxing Club Captain, Takaharu Fukuroda using the power of his two-star Goku Uniform. Shocked and demoralized by her utter defeat, Ryūko beats a hasty retreat. Afterward, the school council meets and discusses what to do about her.
Far from the school grounds, Ryūko travels to her father's burnt down home, the place where he died. Without warning, Ryūko has dropped down an underground chute into a strange room and lands on a pile of old clothes. The fall reopens a wound she received from her fight with Fukuroda and some of her blood drips down into the pile of clothes beneath her. As she moves to find her way out she is stunned by a voice desperately asking for more of her blood. A living sailor uniform bursts from beneath the old clothing pins her to the wall, and envelops her, releasing a surge of unrestrained power.
The next day, Boxing Club Captain Fukuroda threatens to execute the girl Ryūko met the previous day (Mako Mankanshoku) as a means of drawing Ryūko out of hiding. Ryūko promptly intervenes and rescues Mako from her predicament initiating a rematch with Fukuroda. This time, using her Scissor Blade in tandem with her new uniform's powers, Ryūko manages to one-sidedly defeat him and destroy his Goku Uniform. Ryūko questions Satsuki again about the wielder of the other scissor blade and the episode ends.
2- "Kizetsu Suru Hodo Nayamashii" ("So Sexy She Might Pass Out")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 02
(気絶するほど悩ましい)
Airdate: October 10, 2013
The episode begins right where the previous one left off, with Ryūko Matoi confronting Satsuki Kiryūin after her win over the Boxing Club president. Before Ryūko is able to get any solid answers out of Satsuki regarding her father's murder, Senketsu tells her that he will soon have to disengage the Life Fiber Synchronization to avoid fatal blood loss. Ryūko complains, asking why Senketsu is drinking so much, but, seeing that she has no choice, she relents and retreats from the academy grounds. In the following scene Ryūko is shown falling off a tram-car into unconsciousness and being surrounded by a cackling Mataro Mankanshoku and his gang.
Ryūko wakes up inside the Mankanshoku home with Barazo Mankanshoku hyperventilating on top of her. She initially mistakes him for a pervert and whaps him upside the nose giving him a nasty nose bleed. Ryūko desperately looks around for her scissor blade while berating Barazo for daring to make a move on the "Kanto Vagabond and Guitar Case Drifter." Out of nowhere, Mako Mankanshoku appears and hands Ryūko her guitar case. She promptly pulls out her scissor blade and warns Mako to stay away from "the pervert." Mako promptly slides up to Barazo and addresses him as "father." Ryūko is speechless for a moment, but immediately apologizes afterwards. Mataro arrives on scene followed by Sukuyo, Mako and Mataro's mother. Later, at dinner, Mako explains that their family runs a back-alley clinic and that her father treated Ryūko's wounds.
Meanwhile, the tennis club makes plans to use a tournament to further Honnōji Academy's takeover of the world. During the night, Ryūko recalls how she was introduced to the uniform, and how she came to call him Senketsu. The next day, Ryūko and Mako are walking towards the high school when Mako is suddenly barraged by several tennis ball volleys. It turns out that Mako is a member of the tennis club and the attack was her punishment for missing practice the previous day, despite her being held hostage. Ryūko confronts the Tennis Club Captain, Omiko Hakodate, but is knocked off school property into a waterway when Senketsu fails to activate.
She is found by her teacher, Aikurō Mikisugi, who takes her back to his house and, when she awakes, explains that Senketsu is a 'Kamui' that requires her blood to operate. He confirms Ryūko's suspicions that her father made Senketsu and reveals within the Kamui's sleeve, Seki Tekkō (赤手甲 lit. "Red Gauntlet"?), a red, finger-less, left-handed glove with a built-in syringe designed for Ryūko to conveniently draw blood and feed it to Senketsu. Aikurō promises Ryūko more information if she can defeat the Tennis Club Captain, to which she agrees.
She returns to school property to face Omiko and, after some interference from Mako and Sanageyama, end up in a tennis match against. Ryūko gets off to a rough start, being unable to control her power and several times breaking her tennis racket. She soon finds herself at a score of 0-40. Senketsu encourages her to improvise, making a tennis racket with her scissor blade's handle. Sanageyama attempts to stop her but it waved off by Satsuki. Ryūko proceeds to easily outmatch Omiko's Goku Uniform and ultimately destroys it when the opportunity presents itself. Afterwards, Satsuki herself appears before Ryūko to challenge her to a fight wielding a blade called Secret Sword: Bakuzan, that can even cut through a Kamui. Senketsu alerts Ryūko to the fact that she's running low on blood again and Ryūko retreats, vowing to finish her fight with Satsuki the next time they see each other.
3- "Junketsu" ("Junketsu")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 03
(純潔)
Airdate: October 17, 2013
Aikurō Mikisugi tells Ryūko Matoi about the Life Fiber that gives the Goku Uniforms their unique properties, with Kamui being uniforms made entirely of Life Fiber. He goes on to explain that Isshin Matoi entrusted him to give Senketsu to Ryūko following his death.
Meanwhile, Satsuki Kiryūin, who is frustrated that Ryūko wore a Kamui before her, puts on a Kamui named Junketsu, which had been sealed away by her family and gets control of it upon giving it a sample of her blood. As she dons Junketsu, Mitsuzō Soroi holds back Takiji Kuroido to keep him from stopping her. The next day, Satsuki confronts Ryūko in her Junketsu, overwhelming her with her new power and showing no shame in her appearance.
After hearing Mako Mankanshoku's advice that she should get completely naked, Ryūko comes to understand the true nature of a Kamui and unleashes its full power, allowing her to fight on equal ground with Satsuki. After Ryūko vows to crush Satsuki's ambitions in order to get the answers she seeks, Satsuki challenges her with facing every student she throws at her until they once again meet.
4- "Totemo Fukō na Asa ga Kita" ("Dawn of a Miserable Morning")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 04
(とても不幸な朝が来た)
Airdate: October 24, 2013
While Senketsu is laundered, Ryūko Matoi faces up against "No-Late Day", a school event where students must navigate a trap-filled obstacle course and reach school on time, or else they will be expelled.
Ryūko and Mako Mankanshoku make their way across the perilous course, along with an injured girl named Maiko Ōgure, while Mako's family attempt to deliver Senketsu to Ryūko. After hijacking an armored bus, the girls manage to make it to the school grounds with 15 minutes left.
However, Maiko is revealed to be the disciplinary committee's head of trap development, who steals Senketsu and puts it on herself in a bid to overthrow Satsuki Kiryūin. However, Senketsu immobilizes Maiko and allows Ryūko to retrieve him. With five minutes remaining, Maiko sets off one more trap to send Ryūko and Mako back to the start of the course. They two, fortunately, reach class on time using an express cable car, while Maiko is expelled for her treachery.
5- "Hikigane" ("Trigger")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 05
(銃爪（ヒキガネ）)
Airdate: October 31, 2013
A mysterious sniper named Tsumugu Kinagase attempts to assassinate Ryūko Matoi but is interrupted by the Gardening Club, who he manages to defeat. After dealing with the biology club, Ryūko is attacked by Tsumugu, who pins her down and attempts to force her to strip, but is forced to retreat when he is interrupted by Aikurō Mikisugi. As Aikurō and Tsumugu talk later that night, Tsumugu explains that the Kamui could prove a great threat if left alone. The next day, Ryūko confronts Tsumugu, who attacks her with needles that drain power from Goku Uniforms and Kamui whilst they both come under attack by the gardening, rakugo, and hyakunin-isshu clubs. With the clubs wiped out and Ryūko backed into a corner, Senketsu gives himself up to protect Ryūko, but Mako Mankanshoku stands up to Tsumugu and returns Senketsu to Ryūko. As Tsumugu comes to understand the bond between Ryūko and Senketsu, they are confronted by one of the four elites, Nonon Jakuzure, but manage to escape.
6- "Kibun Shidai de Semenaide" ("Don't Toy With Me on a Whim")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 06
(気分次第で責めないで)
Airdate: November 7, 2013
After learning of his connection with Tsumugu Kinagase, Ryūko Matoi tries to press Aikurō Mikisugi for more information, but does not get much outside of his organization's name, Nudist Beach. Meanwhile, another of the Elite Four, Uzu Sanageyama, gets permission from Satsuki Kiryūin to fight against Ryūko himself, flashing back to the day Satsuki recruited Uzu into her ranks.
The next day, Uzu challenges Ryūko, facing against her in his Three-Star Goku Uniform, Blade Regalia. He has the advantage due to his fast eyesight reading all of Ryūko's moves, but Ryūko overcomes this by using a part of her uniform to block Uzu's vision, allowing her to defeat him and destroy his uniform. Not wanting to give up, Uzu undergoes a drastic operation to sew his eyes shut and challenges Ryūko again with a new version of his uniform, this time using his other senses to predict her moves and completely overwhelm her. However, before Uzu can deliver the final blow, his Goku Uniform overheats due to him being more powerful than it can handle, giving Ryūko the opportunity to escape.
7- "Nikumi Kirenai Rokudenashi" ("A Loser I Can't Hate")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 07
(憎みきれないろくでなし)
Airdate: November 14, 2013
Hearing about how many students have been starting their own clubs in order to become eligible to get better uniforms, and thus better living rights, Ryūko Matoi decides to start her own Fight Club, assigning Mako Mankanshoku as the club president to handle all the paperwork and meetings. As Ryūko increases the club's reputation by defeating other club presidents, Mako manages to earn a One-Star Goku Uniform, upgrading the Mankanshoku family to a better apartment.
Mako's determination to preserve her family's newfound happiness moves the family up to an even more luxurious lifestyle. However, as Mako becomes more serious about her duties as club president and the other family members indulge in their wealth, Ryūko starts to feel lonely as the family finds less time to spend together. Just as Ryūko decides to resign from the Fight Club, Satsuki Kiryūin gives Mako a Two-Star Goku Uniform, telling her to defeat Ryūko if she wants to keep her life of luxury.
Ryūko decides to take the brunt of Mako's attacks, which leads to Mako eventually realizing the error of her ways, deciding to disband the Fight Club and return to her life in the slums. Meanwhile, Satsuki reveals that by using Ryūko to purge the weaker clubs, she will restructure the Student Council by holding a reprisal general election.
8- "Ore no Namida wa Ore ga Fuku" ("I Will Wipe My Own Tears")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 08
(俺の涙は俺が拭く)
Airdate: November 21, 2013
Satsuki Kiryūin announces her new election system, in which students must survive a seven-day battle against each other in order to stand out on top and earn Goku Uniforms, sending the entire school into a state of emergency. Meanwhile, Ryūko Matoi takes Mako Mankanshoku to the ruins of her old house, where she tells her about the circumstances surrounding her father's death.
Finding no further clues in the basement where she found Senketsu, Ryūko and Mako head home, only for their scooter to run out of gas. They end up encountering the disciplinary committee chair and one of the Elite Four, Ira Gamagōri, who, having just attained his driving license and is taking the week off, offers them a ride home. During their drive, they are attacked by the Automotive Airsoft Club led by Ryōsuke Todoroki, who are targeting Gamagōri's Three-Star Goku Uniform Shackle Regalia.
There is a flashback to Ira's days at Rinne-Dō Junior High when Ira dealt with the local bullies Hōjō (whose father owned a company) and Imagawa (whose father is the local police chief) when they threatened a young student into jumping off the roof after the kid accidentally spilled milk on Imagawa.. After Gamagōri failed to rescue the boy from a roof-top leap, Satsuki Kiryūin (a freshman at the time) made a sudden appearance, and prevented the boy's death by padding his fall with a "Kiryūin Deluxe Trampoline". After being threatened by the bullies, she revealed that she had already removed the bullies' parents from their positions of power by buying out the company owned by Hōjō's dad and exposing Imagawa's dad for taking bribes that led to his arrest. After single-handedly defeating the bullies and their gang with her katana, Satsuki announced her rule over the entire junior high school body. When Gamagōri asks what makes her different from the bullies, Satsuki states that she doesn't leech off her parents like they did.
After the flashback, Gamagōri unleashes his uniform, which uses the power of masochism to evolve into Scourge Regalia and lay waste to his opponents, before seeing Ryūko and Mako off at the gas station.
After a week passes, Honnōji's strongest assembles for the Sudden Death Runoff Election, with only Ryūko and the Elite Four making their way to the top. There, Satsuki challenges Ryūko with defeating each of the Elite Four in exchange for details concerning her father's death, her first opponent being Gamagōri.
9- "Chansu wa Ichido" ("A Once in a Lifetime Chance")[]
Kill La Kill - Episode 09
(チャンスは一度)
Airdate: November 28, 2013
As Ryūko Matoi awaits the time for her battle against Ira Gamagōri, Aikurō Mikisugi asks her to drop out of the match, warning that she is not ready to face the Elite Four, to which she naturally declines. The battle soon begins, with Ira activating his Shackle Regalia, attacking himself in order to provide the power needed to transform into Scourge Regalia. Ryūko soon learns that the Shackle Regalia also serves as an armor protecting its life fibers. This pushes Ryūko into a corner, as she is unable to damage the Shackle Regalia without powering up the Scourge Regalia form.
Undeterred, Ryūko keeps on attacking, forcing Gamagōri to bring out Scourge Regalia's full power, attempting to forcefully mold Ryūko into a model student. However, Senketsu sets a plan into motion by pulling Ryūko out of her synchronized mode, allow her to use Senketsu's fangs to break into Gamagōri's uniform and destroy it from the inside using a new form, Senketsu Senjin, winning the match. With Gamagōri defeated, Ryūko prepares to face up against her next opponent, Hōka Inumuta.
10- "Anata o Motto Shiritakute" ("I Want to Know More About You")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 10
(あなたを・もっと・知りたくて)
Airdate: December 5, 2013
The Naturals Election finals continue, with Ryūko Matoi going up against Hōka Inumuta's Probe Regalia. Inumuta uses his uniform to analyze Ryūko's fighting abilities and anticipate her movements, but Ryūko counteracts this by pushing herself to her limits and attacking more quickly than Inumuta's sensors can react. Changing his strategy, Inumuta uses Optical Camouflage to make himself invisible, allowing him to assault Ryūko with unseeable strikes and force her to the very edge of the arena.
However, Ryūko counters this tactic by expanding Senketsu's eye and attacking the entire battle arena at once, leaving Inumuta unable to evade. With the Elite Four member immobilized, Ryūko goes for the finishing blow, only for Inumuta to forfeit the match on his own. To Ryūko's bewilderment, Inumuta explains that his primary concern is collecting data, not winning; thus, he chose to forfeit the match to preserve his uniform, which has collected significant data on Senketsu.
Ryūko's next opponent is Nonon Jakuzure and her Three-Star Goku Uniform, Symphony Regalia. To Ryūko's dismay, Nonon's "uniform" is a titanic war machine that attacks her with massive sonic vibrations and a variety of music-themed weaponry. Nonon tips the odds even further in her favor by transforming her Symphony Regalia into a flying configuration - when Ryūko protests that the fighters are not supposed to leave the arena, Nonon explains that the rule applies only for falling out of the arena.
Unable to get close to Nonon, Ryūko ties a thread to her Scissor Blade and uses it to "lasso" the Symphony Regalia. Bracing herself with Senketsu's skirt spikes, Ryūko begins tossing Nonon around, relying on Senketsu's Life Fiber-infused defenses to ward off Nonon's attacks. Unfortunately, Nonon turns her attacks on the arena itself, hoping to disqualify Ryūko by forcing her to fall. Ryūko quickly comes up with a countermeasure: have Senketsu reconfigure into the flight-capable Senketsu Shippu.
Troubled by how quickly Senketsu has been evolving, Aikurō Mikisugi contacts Tsumugu Kinagase and tells him to assume a worst-case scenario; accordingly, Tsumugu begins heading for Honnōuji Academy. Meanwhile, Ryūko's persistence pushes Nonon's temper to its limit - declaring that the sky is her world, she resumes her attack.
11- "Kawaii Onna to Yobanai de" ("I'm Not Your Cute Woman")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 11
(可愛い女と呼ばないで)
Airdate: December 12, 2013
A Mysterious Girl The First Naturals Election finals are heating up as Ryūko Matoi battles Nonon Jakuzure. In the slums of Honnō City, the Mankanshoku family is watching the battle on a "rented" television along with several other citizens - consequently, no one notices a strange blonde girl in a pink dress strolling by. As the battle moves to the skies above Honnōji Academy, the girl comments that everyone seems to be having a lot of fun.
Ryūko vs Nonon, Part 2 Back at the academy, Ryūko rockets through the clouds as Nonon unleashes a barrage of projectiles. With Senketsu's new "Shippu" form giving her the power of flight, Ryūko easily outmaneuvers Nonon's Symphony Regalia Presto; however, she still isn't able to penetrate the high-powered sonic defenses of the massive airship. Even attempting to sneak up on Nonon fails - the diminutive Elite Four member simply signals a pop-up speaker to blast Ryūko away when she approaches.
Thinking up a new plan, Ryūko directs Senketsu to head straight for Satsuki Kiryūin, reasoning that she can simply bypass the entire fight and engage her rival directly. However, Nonon fiercely intercepts her, angrier than ever that Ryūko would try and get between her and Satsuki. Blasting her foe back to the arena, Nonon transforms her Symphony Regalia back to its Grave form and fires every weapon at her disposal. Despite the intense bombardment, Ryūko manages to grab a missile and throws it right back, blasting Nonon's vehicle into its component instruments. In the bleachers, Ira Gamagōri chastises Nonon for making such a simple mistake. Beside him, Mako Mankanshoku bumps into Hōka Inumuta's laptop while panicking over the rain of debris, prompting an uncharacteristically violent reaction from the former intelligence officer.
Back in the arena, Nonon rises from the ruins of her tank, only to be pummeled by the still flight-capable Ryūko. Despite the pink-haired girl's pleas to come down and fight her head on, Ryūko charges forward with her Scissor Blade, seemingly defeating her third Elite Four member. However, Senketsu reveals that he hasn't absorbed any Life Fibers yet - high above, Satsuki warns Ryūko not to underestimate her top enforcers. Sure enough, the crowd begins chanting "Encore!", prompting Nonon to reappear with her uniform's second form: Symphony Regalia Da Capo.
Before Ryūko can react, Nonon releases a devastating blast of sonic energy to the tune of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. Ryūko's attempt to counterattack is stymied by the sheer force of the blast; Nonon explains that she's immobilized Senketsu by tuning her waves to resonate with his Life Fibers. With Ryūko seemingly down for the count, Sanageyama furiously bellows at his rival to fight back - she's supposed to fall to his power, not Nonon's. The latter snaps at her ally, demanding to know whose side he's on, but she quickly regains her composure, sneering that "it's bad manners to talk during a performance".
Senketsu Sound Negation However, the brief reprieve has given Ryūko an idea; she gets to her feet and takes a stance, calming herself even as Nonon fires another blast of sound. This time, the blast strikes a barrier around Ryūko; Inumuta realizes that she is using her Kamui to force Nonon's sound waves to match her own, although Mako interprets this as "Ryūko is really awesome". An amused Ira asks Inumuta if this is a demonstration of "distilling something to its pure essence" as well - Inumuta retorts that it's a display of abject stupidity.
Inside Ryūko's head, a recovered Senketsu admits that he enjoys the sound of her heartbeat. Ryūko tells him to focus entirely on that sound as she sends Nonon's blast right back at her. Growing angrier and more desperate by the second, Nonon ups the power of her beam, but Ryūko pushes back just as hard - on the sidelines, Inumuta explains that Senketsu's higher percentage of Life Fibers allows him to resonate much more powerfully than Nonon's Symphony Regalia. Soon, Ryūko's attack wins out, stunning Nonon long enough for her to finish the job with her Scissor Blade.
Above the arena, Tsumugu Kinagase delivers a peculiar bullet to Aikurō Mikisugi, who is prepared to use it on Ryūko should the need arise. Nonon joins her fellow former Elite Four members in the bleachers, still fuming over her defeat - Mako notices that Gamagōri isn't accosting her over her jumpsuit and theorizes that women are exempt from his appraisals. Satsuki gets in contact with Shiro Iori, who confirms that he's already identified the flaws in Gamagori and Inumuta's uniforms, and he's started analyzing Jakuzure's uniform as well.
Round 4: Begin! In the arena, Ryūko faces her final opponent: Uzu Sanageyama, who is eager to finish what he started when he first sealed his sight. Ryūko boasts that she isn't running away this time - in turn, Sanageyama compliments her new abilities while declaring that his skills are still above her. With the gauntlet thrown, both combatants transform and charge at each other, only to be interrupted when someone appears between them: the mysterious pink-clad girl last seen walking through the slums. Satsuki immediately yells at Uzu to fall back, an act of intensity that surprises her subordinates; stranger still, Inumuta notes that he has no data available for the mysterious newcomer.
At the Kiryūin Manor, Satsuki's mother, Ragyō Kiryūin, emerges from the bath and prepares for the day ahead. Outside her mansion, she meets with Rei Hōōmaru, her loyal subordinate, who reports that their Grand Couturier has left for Honnōji Academy. Ragyō is unconcerned, declaring that she allows her Couturier to do as she pleases - instead, she asks Rei to take her to the REVOCS home office for the general meeting.
Uzu vs. Nui Back at Honnōji Academy, the mysterious girl playfully admonishes Satsuki for leaving her out of the fun, but Satsuki coldly retorts that the girl shouldn't be so insincere. Uzu confronts the newcomer for interrupting his fight with Ryūko, but she easily blocks his strike with her parasol. The Elite Four are flabbergasted - how can a girl without a Goku Uniform block a Three-Star's attack with such ease? Ryūko is equally stunned, especially when Senketsu admits that he has an "overwhelmingly bad" feeling about the girl. Infuriated and confused, Uzu attempts his ultimate attack, only for the girl to poke him in the stomach and pull a single thread from his uniform, utterly destroying it. Sanageyama barely has enough time to yell "Impossible!" before being knocked off the arena.
The girl mocks the "poor stitching" on the Goku Uniforms as Satsuki realizes that she was able to target the Banshi; a fact also noted by a disbelieving Shirō Iori. He informs Inumuta that a Banshi is the Life Fiber that gives a Goku Uniform its shape; without it, the uniform falls apart. Because of its importance, the Banshi is woven into layers of armored fibers - even when Ryūko destroys a uniform, the Banshi is the last fiber to be absorbed into her Kamui. Iori's mask fogs up as he bellows that no one should be able to identify and remove the Banshi as easily as the girl just did.
Inconvenient Truths Elsewhere, Tsumugu confirms that the mysterious girl is none other than Nui Harime, Grand Couturier of REVOCS itself. Aikurō laments that the situation is becoming more complex and dangerous by the minute. Satsuki exchanges more banter with Nui before Ryūko interrupts, declaring that she doesn't care who she has to beat in order to get answers from Satsuki. Satsuki agrees to this before sitting down and taking a cup of tea from Mitsuzō Soroi. She grimly notes that Ragyo has decided to interfere in her affairs; as such, the situation has fallen into Ryūko's hands.
As the horn for the match sounds, Ryūko asks Nui where her Goku Uniform is. Nui declares that she doesn't wear "such crude things" before demanding to see Ryūko's Kamui. The dark-haired transfer student is put off by Nui's childish behavior and seemingly physics-defying antics, but her confusion turns to shock when Nui reaches into her dress and pulls out a large purple sword - the other half of the Scissor Blade. Nui happily confirms that she was the one who killed Isshin Matoi, sending Ryūko into a rage.
12- "Kanashimi ni Tsuba o Kakero" ("Spit Your Sadness Away")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 12
(悲しみにつばをかけろ)
Airdate: December 19, 2013
As Ryūko Matoi angrily goes into a furious attack, Nui Harime tells her how she killed Isshin Matoi with the Scissor Blades he himself created and stealing one of its blades, but not before having her left eye slashed in the process. The boiling blood of Ryūko's rage has an adverse effect on Senketsu, causing him to go berserk and consume her, resulting in a monstrous form.
As Mako Mankanshoku and her family head towards the scene in order to save Ryūko from dying of blood loss, Tsumugu Kinagase tries to draw away Nui to give Aikurō Mikisugi the opportunity to use an adhesive bullet on Ryūko. Satsuki Kiryūin dons her Kamui in order to put a stop to Ryūko, but it is Mako who manages to literally slap Ryūko to her senses and bring her back to her normal self, saving her life.
A few days later, as Ryūko is recovering from her battle, Satsuki reveals that she was the one who ordered Nui to steal the sword scissors from Isshin, before announcing that Ryūko's battles with the Elite Four have helped her perfect the Goku Uniforms so that they can take over every school that opposes them.
13- "Kimi ni Barabara... Toiu Kanji" ("Crazy for You")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 13
(君に薔薇薔薇…という感じ)
Airdate: January 9, 2014
Satsuki Kiryūin prepares a raid on Ōsaka, Kyoto, and Kōbe, issuing students with new Goku Uniforms created based on the data from Ryūko Matoi's battles. Meanwhile, Ryūko continues to sulk over losing control of Senketsu and is unwilling to wear him. She is approached by the suspended student and former Newspaper Club member Shinjirō Nagita, who pleads her to join the fight against Satsuki's war efforts, but she refuses.
The next day, Mako Mankanshoku gets roped into the raid trip for distributing Shinjirō's underground newspaper. Encouraged by Senketsu, Ryūko puts him on to help Shinjirō, who reveals himself to be a disguised Nui Harime, having done so to trick Ryūko into donning Senketsu again. Unable to fight at her full strength out of fear of losing control again, Ryūko is defeated by Nui and Senketsu is torn to pieces. After Satsuki forces Nui to retreat, she takes all but one of Senketsu's scraps so that they may be distributed to suitable hosts to provide combat data during the raid trip.
14- "Isoge Kaze no Yō ni" ("Ride Like the Wind")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 14
(急げ風のように)
Airdate: January 16, 2014
Awakening in Aikurō Mikisugi's hideout, Ryūko Matoi discovers Senketsu's consciousness still lives in the scarf that she managed to hold onto. After learning what had happened to his other pieces, Ryūko heads towards the Kansai region, where Satsuki Kiryūin has begun the Tri-City Schools Raid Trip. As the Elite Four attack the main schools in the tri-city area, Ryūko interrupts each of their raids and recovers the scraps that had been given to some of the students to increase their power before heading to her next destination, eventually reuniting with Mako Mankanshoku in Ōsaka. With nearly all of Senketsu's pieces gathered, Ryūko prepares to face Satsuki, who possesses the final piece.
15- "Dōnimo Tomaranai" ("Don't Stop Me Now")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 15
(どうにもとまらない)
Airdate: January 23, 2014
The battle between Kaneo Takarada's forces and Honnōji Academy continues. After having his citizens dispersed by Satsuki Kiryūin, Takarada unveils an anti-Goku Uniform weapon, the Dōtonbori Robo. However, the rest of the Elite Four appears with their new Three-Star Goku Uniforms, and Iori hands Uzu Sanageyama his new uniform as well. Donning the Blade Regalia Mk.III, he defeats Takarada.
Ryūko Matoi then arrives at the scene, and starts battling Satsuki for the final piece of Senketsu, the Seki Tekkō. Eventually, Nudist Beach makes an appearance in mechs very similar to the one Takarada was using, and Aikurō Mikisugi reveals his true identity to the Student Council. However, they in turn reveal that they were already aware of Nudist Beach's existence and Aikurō's true intentions, as well as the true objective of the Tri-City Schools Raid Trip: to uncover and destroy the Nudist Beach organization, which was hiding behind and offering support to the schools of Kansai.
The Elite Four transform into their Mk.II and Mk.III uniforms and engage Nudist Beach in battle. Meanwhile, Ryūko manages to transform even without the final piece, and manages to wring the Seki Tekkō from Satsuki's hand, at last completing Senketsu. She manages to fight toe to toe with Satsuki, and they eventually reach a draw.
With blades at each others' necks, Satsuki agrees to call off the battle and return to Honnōji Academy with the students, but not before Nonon Jakuzure destroys the Nudist Beach base. Their objective fullfilled, the Student Council returns to Honnōji Academy. Ryūko, Mako Mankanshoku, Aikurō and Tsumugu Kinagase gaze at the destroyed city, and Aikurō tells Ryūko that the time has come at last for her to learn the truth about her father.
16- "Onna wa Sore o Gaman Dekinai" ("The Girl Can't Help It")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 16
(女はそれを我慢できない)
Airdate: January 30, 2014
Satsuki Kiryūin returns to her mansion to recover from her battle with Ryūko Matoi. Impressed by her daughter's prowess with Junketsu, Ragyō Kiryūin shows Satsuki a chamber in their mansion containing the original Life Fiber, an extraterrestrial entity that produces parasitic fibers to feed on mankind. She then instructs Satsuki to organize a school festival as the final step in her plan to distribute Life Fibers within clothes across the world.
Meanwhile, Aikurō Mikisugi and Tsumugu Kinagase guide Ryūko and Mako Mankanshoku to an undamaged section of their underground base. Aikurō reveals that Life Fibers are what induced humanity's evolution into Homo sapiens and the instinct to wear clothes. He further explains that Isshin Matoi founded Nudist Beach and created Senketsu for Ryūko to wear and fight the Kiryūins when she came of age, as she displays a high resistance to Life Fibers. Ryūko becomes outraged that Nudist Beach sees Senketsu as little more than a weapon and takes him off, refusing to let him kill his own kind. Deeming them of no more worth, Tsumugu prepares to kill Ryūko and Senketsu.
17- "Naze ni Omae wa" ("Tell Me Why")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 17
(何故にお前は)
Airdate: February 6, 2014
After the fight between Ryūko Matoi and Tsumugu Kinagase is dissolved thanks to Mako Mankanshoku and Senketsu, Aikurō Mikisugi explains to her how Tsumugu's sister, Kinue, died in an experiment involving Life Fibers, going on to explain that Senketsu was made with Ryūko's DNA, hence why only she can wear and communicate with him.
Meanwhile, Honnōji Academy makes preparations for The Great Culture and Sport Festival to celebrate Ragyō Kiryūin visiting the school. Learning that this a cover up for a final experiment in which all of Honnō City will be sacrificed to the Life Fibers, Ryūko and the others head for Honnōji, where the ceremony has begun.
As Ragyō begins having the Life Fibers devouring everyone in the stadium, Ryūko and company arrive on the scene. Just then, Satsuki Kiryūin stabs Ragyō and announces her rebellion against her and the Life Fibers, revealing this to be the purpose she has built Honnōji Academy for.
18- "Yoru e Isogu Hito" ("Into the Night")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 18
(夜へ急ぐ人)
Airdate: February 13, 2014
After freeing all the trapped students and citizens from the Life Fibers, the Elite Four fight against Nui Harime while Mako Mankanshoku helps with the evacuation. Meanwhile, Satsuki Kiryūin reveals how Ragyō Kiryūin had used her in Life Fiber experiments, along with her newborn sister, who was discarded by Ragyō when the experiment allegedly failed. However, Rei Hōōmaru frees Ragyō, who is able to heal her injuries due to her body being fused with Life Fibers, and takes her to Satsuki's army of One-Star students.
Using her "Mental Refitting" technique, Ragyō takes control of the students, turning them into her personal army. As Aikurō Mikisugi and Tsumugu Kinagase fight against them, Ragyō takes control of Ryūko Matoi and pits her against Satsuki. After a short fight Ryūko manages to break Ragyō's control through sheer willpower, much to everyone's surprise. Angrier than ever, Ryūko activates Senketsu and battles Nui, who has left her clones and Rei to hold off the Elite Four. With her synchronization with Senketsu at its peak, Ryūko quickly gains the advantage over Nui, leaving the Grand Couturier shocked and wondering how a "mere human" can be so strong.
Meanwhile, Satsuki goes to fight Ragyō, slicing off her head and revealing that Shirō Iori and the Sewing Club have infiltrated Kiryūin Manor to disable the Original Life Fiber. However, the Original Life Fiber resists Iori's attack and forces the Sewing Club into retreat as it begins releasing Life Fibers into the sky. As this news reaches Satsuki, she is attacked by Ragyō, who survived the previous attack due to a single unsevered Life Fiber connecting her head to her neck. After reattaching her head, Ragyō unleashes a brutal beatdown on Satsuki, destroying Bakuzan and revealing that Satsuki was never able to unlock Junketsu's true power. A final blast knocks Satsuki unconscious allowing Ragyō to take Junketsu for herself.
As Ragyō throws her daughter into the wall of the arena, an army of Life Fibers appears in the sky. As Ryūko stares at the army of living clothing, Ragyō activates Junketsu and rips out Ryūko's heart, revealing it to be covered in Life Fibers. Ryūko can only stare in bewildered horror as Ragyō gleefully reintroduces herself to her long-lost daughter.
19- "Tadoritsuitara Itsumo Amefuri" ("Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 19
(たどりついたらいつも雨ふり)
Airdate: February 20, 2014
As the Covers start to kidnap citizens from Honnō City including Mako Mankanshoku while using their life force to power themselves, Satsuki Kiryūin triggers an explosion to allow Ryūko Matoi to escape.
A month later, the Elite Four have joined up with Nudist Beach to fight against the Covers as they take over Japan, whilst Ryūko has remained in a coma since the battle.
Meanwhile, Satsuki is hanging naked in a cage and being held captive by Ragyō Kiryūin. Ragyō Kiryūin explains that her father, Sōichirō Kiryūin, had faked his own death and disguised himself as Isshin Matoi in order to raise Ryūko and prepare his revenge against her. The Elite Four soon take a stand against the Covers, using a new device to rescue Mako from her imprisonment.
When the Covers start to use disruptive noises in defense, Ryūko awakens from her slumber, destroying the Covers and rescuing the prisoners in one shot. She then shows hostility towards Senketsu, feeling she herself is an inhuman monster, and states she will never put him on again.
In the post-credits, Satsuki breaks off her fake toenails on her big toes revealing metal ones as she plans her escape.
20- "Tōku Gunshū o Hanarete" ("Far from the Madding Crowd")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 20
(とおく群衆を離れて)
Airdate: February 27, 2014
After expressing her resentment towards Senketsu, Ryūko Matoi is confronted by Mako Mankanshoku, who states that she is no longer being herself. Ryūko responds by saying that she is in fact no longer the same after finding out the truth about her parents and her Life Fiber-infused body. Ryūko is interrupted by Nui Harime and Ragyō Kiryūin, who appear as remote-controlled body doubles composed of Life Fibers.
Nui and Ragyō invite Ryūko to face them at Honnōji Academy. Aikurō Mikisugi warns Ryūko that it's a trap, but has his DTR destroyed by her. She tells him how much she's tired of following him around, and how she hates him for not telling her the truth about her past all along. Mako tries one last time to get Ryūko to wear Senketsu, but is not able to do so. Aikurō tries to follow Ryuko to explain that he did not know the truth about her past, but is stopped by Tsumugu Kinagase. Ryūko leaves to Honnōji Academy on a motorcycle.
Back in the Nudist Beach's secret base, Aikurō, Mako and the Elite Four are discussing what to do now that Ryūko left. Senketsu decides that he must go to Honnōji Academy to meet Ryūko. Mako is able to feel his intentions, even though she can't hear him, and decides to leave to Honnōji Academy with him. Hōka Inumuta is able to hack into the academy's security camera system, and the footage reveals that Satsuki Kiryūin is still alive and is attempting an escape. Aikurō decides to use the Naked Sun 1, Nudist Beach's last resort weapon, a massive ship.
Meanwhile, Ryūko is at Honnōji Academy, fighting Nui. After a while, she's able to outpace Nui's movements and stab her in the heart with the Scissor Blades. Nui pretends for a while to be struggling in great pain, but eventually reveals that she's also infused with Life Fibers and actually capable of regenerating. Nui also reveals that, after Ryūko's supposed death as a baby, she was created by Ragyō in an artificial uterus made of Life Fibers, as part of her third attempt of making a Life Fiber-infused human.
The Nudists arrive and attempt to attack Ragyō using missiles, which proves to be useless. Satsuki uses all this commotion to escape completely naked, using only her false toenails as a weapon. After defeating multiple COVERS, Satsuki is able to exit Honnōji Academy through a back door. She's surrounded by a massive amount of COVERS, but is saved at the last minute by Ira Gamagōri, Uzu Sanageyama and Nonon Jakuzure in an helicopter. Afterwards, Ira, Uzu, and Nonon were able to cover Satsuki.
Back in the academy grounds, Ryūko is surprised by Ragyō, who presents her with a modified version of Junketsu. Ryūko is constrained by Life Fibers sewn into her skin by Nui during their fight, and forced to wear Junketsu. Her memories are altered by Ragyō so that she is now loyal to her.
In the Naked Sun 1, Satsuki is resting and enjoying a cup of tea made by Mitsuzō. The ship's radars detect an unknown incoming object in high speeds. A light blue ball of light collides with the ship's deck causing minimal damage to the ship, and is revealed to be the now brainwashed Ryūko, wearing Junketsu. Tsumugu attempts to face her in his prototype upgraded DTR, which is more powerful than the original one she destroyed, but is quickly defeated. When Ryūko is about to kill Tsumugu, Satsuki appears, now wearing Senketsu, and challenges her to a fight.
21- "Mikansei" ("Incomplete")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 21
(未完成)
Airdate: March 6, 2014
Satsuki Kiryūin and Senketsu begin their fight against Ryūko Matoi in order to try and regain her memories, but they soon find themselves overwhelmed. The Elite Four soon join the battle, distracting Ryūko so that Ira Gamagōri can use his device to try and remove Junketsu. However, they are interrupted by Nui Harime, who reveals that forcibly removing Junketsu from Ryūko will kill her.
Meanwhile, Ragyō Kiryūin uses the power of the COVERS to give the Life Fibers Meteorite the power of flight. As Mako Mankanshoku tries to reason with Ryūko, Senketsu puts himself onto her to protect her. Satsuki manages to make an opening on Ryūko's body for Mako and Senketsu to dive inside, where they manage to awaken Ryūko's true memories, allowing her to break free from Junketsu as she rips if off her body until she is completely naked. As it rains blood, Ryūko then commented that she'll wear Senketsu again.
22- "Kuchibiru yo, Atsuku Kimi o Katare" ("Tell Me How You Feel")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 22
(唇よ、熱く君を語れ)
Airdate: March 13, 2014
On board the S.S. Naked Sun, Ryūko has successfully ripped Junketsu out of her body without dying. She reunites with Senketsu and fights against Nui Harime, recovering both Scissor Blades. When Nui tries to stab her through the throat, Ryūko gets behind the Grand Couturier and chops her arms off. Although Nui puts on a show of pain and anger, the facade soon becomes real panic when Ryūko destroys the arms, severed thanks to the Scissor Blades. An enraged Nui is rescued by Rei Hōōmaru, to the former's anger; while Ryūko's allies deal with the COVERS, extracting the School Club presidents and gathering the Life Fibers left behind.
After having Junketsu restrained, Satsuki Kiryūin offers to let Ryūko have a free punch on her, but the Elite Four stand in the way of her blows. Satsuki explains herself to Ryūko, calling herself a fool for thinking that she could win by employing Ragyō's methods. Understanding what the world's beauty truly is, she requests Ryūko to help her protect their world, to which Ryūko ultimately agrees.
After a celebratory croquette-and-tea party, the group gets to work. Shirō Iori modifies Junketsu with a mixture of Ryūko's blood, Satsuki's blood, and Senketsu's Life Fibers; when gets to work with recreating the students' Goku Uniforms. Meanwhile, Satsuki briefs the others on Ragyō Kiryūin's plan to destroy humanity, which involves linking the original Life Fiber to Honnouji's satellite uplink, transmitting its signal across the globe. Suddenly, the original Life Fiber fires missiles at the Naked Sol. As Ryūko and Satsuki head off together to face Ragyō, Mako Mankanshoku and the others stay behind to face a giant-sized COVER, but not before Mako gains her Fight Club uniform back.
23- "Imiteishon Gōrudo" ("Imitation Gold")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 23
(イミテイション・ゴールド)
Airdate: March 20, 2014
Ryūko Matoi and Satsuki Kiryūin arrive at the Original Life Fiber to confront Ragyō Kiryūin, who now wields a pair of needle blades which prove resilient to their weapons. Meanwhile, as the original Life Fiber turns its attack towards the S.S. Naked Sun, the Elite Four don new Goku Uniforms to assist Mako Mankanshoku and Tsumugu Kinagase.
During the battle, Ragyō cuts Ryūko's body in two, but this is revealed to be a plan laid out by Ryūko, who had Satsuki distract Ragyō whilst she heals in the ocean and targets the Original Life Fiber. Spurred on by the arrival of Mako, who uses her sheer willpower, along with the support of the other Honnōji students, to launch the S.S. Naked Sun like a giant seam ripper, Ryūko manages to cut through the Original Life Fiber and send it crashing down.
As Nui Harime finishes preparations for Ragyō's ultimate Kamui, Shinra-Kōketsu, Ryūko and the others prepare for the final battle.
24- "Hateshinaki Yami no Kanata ni" ("Past the Infinite Darkness")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 24
(果てしなき闇の彼方に)
Airdate: March 27, 2014
Paralyzed Ragyō Kiryūin uses the power of her Shinra-Kōketsu to negate the effects of everyone's Kamui and Goku Uniforms. Aikurō Mikisugi and Tsumugu Kinagase attempt to fight Ragyō by combining their DTRs into one mecha, but Shinra-Kōketsu blows them away with ease. Nui Harime wonders why Ragyō doesn't just kill their foes, but the REVOCS director explains that they will make "excellent fuel" for the Original Life Fiber. Using Shinra-Kōketsu's power, Ragyō revives the fallen Original Life Fiber and summons it to Honnōji Academy to envelop the gathered students.
In an impressive display of will, Ira Gamagōri struggles to reach Ragyō while carrying his fellow Elite Four members and Mako. Nui mocks their efforts, but Mako Mankanshoku manages to dislodge herself from Gamagōri's back and defy the Grand Couturier, declaring that the bond between Ryūko Matoi and Senketsu is proof that humans and clothing can coexist peacefully. Tired of Mako's speeches, Nui transforms her arms into blades and attacks, only for Gamagōri to block the blow with his own body. With the last of his strength, Gamagōri declares his intent to protect his fellow students before hurling Nui away and seemingly dying.
Hybrids As Mako and the other members of the Elite Four mourn the fallen Gamagōri, Nui returns to the tower and prepares to resume her assault. However, Ryūko steps up to fight without Senketsu, revealing that her combination of human and Life Fiber physiology renders her immune to Shinra-Kōketsu's Absolute Domination. Nonetheless, she is quickly overwhelmed by the empowered Ragyō. While Senketsu tries to resist Shinra-Kōketsu's power, he discovers that Satsuki Kiryūin is also capable of hearing him. With Ryūko defeated, Ragyō attempts to fuse everyone into the original Life Fiber; but Senketsu, acting on his own, manages to pierce Ragyō's body and dislodge Rei Hōōmaru, restoring everyone's power. As he fuses with Ryūko, Senketsu explains that he is also a human-Life Fiber hybrid, which he realized when Satsuki heard his voice.
With their resolve and ability to fight back restored, Ryūko and Satsuki—each wielding one of the Scissor Blades—deal a critical blow to Ragyō. Meanwhile, the Elite Four lead the charge against the satellite uplink Ragyō needs to engage the final stage of her plan. However, none of them can breach the barrier around the tower, and Nui sends her clones to further hinder their efforts. Suddenly, Gamagōri drops from the sky, having survived Nui's attack by wearing steel armor under his uniform. To make up for making the others' despair, Gamagōri uses his Shackle Regalia to tear the barrier open with his bare hands. After blasting a hole in the uplink's armor, Gamagōri makes way for Aikurō and Tsumugu to destroy the uplink, by self-destructing their mecha as it flies into the hole.
Ascension Satsuki declares that Ragyō's plans are at an end, but Ragyō has one more trick up her sleeve. At her command, Nui decapitates herself—to everyone else's shock and awe—and fuses with the original Life Fiber. The combined being then merges with Ragyō, healing her wounds and allowing her to fly into space. Hōka discovers that Ragyō intends to activate the satellite directly, awakening the Life Fibers across the planet. As the aliens absorb their human wearers and form a cocoon over the Earth, Ryūko absorbs the combined power of Senketsu, Junketsu, and all of the Goku Uniforms within Honnōji Academy to form Senketsu Kisaragi, launching into space to face Ragyō.
Endgame Mother and daughter begin a furious battle, with Ryūko seemingly unable to defeat Shinra-Kōketsu's raw power. The situation seems hopeless, especially when Ragyō discards the last of her humanity to unleash the full power of her Kamui with only Ryūko's supernatural regenerative powers staving off death at her demented mother's hands. However, Ryūko reveals that she has been willingly taking Ragyō's attacks to provide Senketsu with the power needed to absorb Shinra-Kōketsu itself. Using the ultimate Kamui's "Absolute Domination" ability, Ryūko commands all Life Fibers across the Earth to release their trapped humans, declaring that "humans are humans and clothes are clothes".
Farewell Descent and Epilogue With humanity saved, Ryūko tells Ragyō to come quietly back to Earth. To Ryūko's surprise, Ragyō instead pulls out and destroys her own heart, after gloating that the Life Fibers will one day return to Earth. As Ragyō disintegrates into her component Life Fibers, Senketsu interrupts Ryūko's pensive pause. With the damage he sustained from absorbing Shinra-Kōketsu's power, Senketsu is now falling apart as well. Before Ryūko can comprehend the situation, Senketsu whisks her back towards the planet, using himself to shield her from the heat of re-entering the Earth's atmosphere. As Ryūko protests, Senketsu tells her that she has outgrown him—with the Life Fibers gone, she is free to wear whatever clothes she wants. Bidding Ryūko farewell, Senketsu burns away completely, the last of his Life Fibers disappearing in Ryūko's fiery wake.
Grief-stricken, Ryūko continues to plummet back to earth. Seeing her falling form, Satsuki screams at Ryūko to hang in there as she runs full speed to catch her. With the help of the Elite Four, the Mankanshoku family, and essentially every other character, they manage to divert the force from Ryūko's descent from vertical to horizontal—sending them all sliding backward into the school building with a loud crash. Once the dust settles, Satsuki, who calls her "Sis", gives Ryūko a warm welcome home.
With the world freed from the threat of Life Fibers, Ryūko begins a new life with Mako and Satsuki, keeping the memory of Senketsu in her heart as the world moves forward into an age of freedom.
25- "Sayonara o Mōichido" ("Goodbye Again")[]
Kill la Kill - Episode 25
(さよならをもう一度)
Airdate:September 3, 2014
Two weeks after Ragyō's defeat, Honnōji Academy has served its purpose and is to be decommissioned within a month. Ryūko is at its ruins with Mako and the Elite Four watching over a friendly match between Satsuki and Sanageyama. He strikes repeatedly, but Satsuki vanishes and breaks his sword. He then is questioned by the other Elites and says Satsuki's previous resolve is gone, and as such he couldn't bring himself to strike her. Below at the town, the citizens are packing up to leave, including the Mankanshoku Family. Mataro says goodbye to his gang, advising them to enroll in elementary once they move, and Sukuyo gives them "goodbye croquettes". His father reminds him they're moving as well, so he then goes to help packing by picking up their house and putting it into their truck.
At the remains of Honnōji Academy, the "First Graduation Ceremony" is about to begin. Ryūko, sitting by herself against a wall, intercepts Mako as she comes flying right at her in typical manner. She tells Ryūko that they will both be transferring to "Rinne High School" in Kanagawa. Mikisugi appears near the duo in his teacher garb, saying that he was invited to the ceremony as the History teacher. He then asks Ryūko how is she dealing with regular clothes since he was the one to arrange her and Senketsu to meet; reminding her that there are still Life Fibers in her. Mako jumps in and reminds them that Senketsu is alive within Ryūko, and she will always be wearing him. Aikurō expresses relief before revealing the futures of the Elite Four members: Gamagōri will be working at a relative's iron works, Nonon will inherit the Jakuzure Corporations, Hōka will pick an IT graduation, Iori will continue his study of Life Fibers as they move into college, and Uzu will work at home with his family while he continues kendo. He then says Satsuki is the only one left and Ryūko reply's that "she's trying to find a way to put down her sword. After spending her whole life sharpening its edge."
Atop of the ruined tower, Satsuki is enjoying a cup of Soroi's tea. Soroi tells Satsuki that the ceremony is about to begin in which she tells him to go make tea for all the students to drink and thanking him for all he have's done. As Soroi leaves, Satsuki was soon interrupted by a clone of herself and states that she knew they would come.
Ira Gamagōri demands the students' attention, declaring that the ceremony will begin with a speech from Satsuki. On cue, light shines from the tower above but instead in red and black glow heralds the appearance of the false Satsuki, declaring the graduation "nonsense". Uzu is question on what Satsuki was saying while Ryūko wonders if she was switching sides in which Nonon commented that she wouldn't do such a thing. Hōka points out to Iori about her outfit in which he states that she's wearing Junketsu. Satsuki is suddenly joined by doubles of the Elite Four, all wearing their first Goku Uniforms iteration. The false Elite Four echoes their master's words before going on the attack, transforming their uniforms into dark versions of the Elite Four's original Three-Star Regalia.
The students scatter within the sudden assault, with false Inumuta revealing that he has hacked his counterpart's computer to prevent him from analyzing the situation. Ryūko attempts to fight back, only to be met by the False Satsuki and her dark version of Junketsu Override. Luckily, Tsumugu arrives with weapons for everyone including a set of Tailor Dagger's for Ryūko, and customized DTRs for the Elite Four. Although the Elite Four balk at the idea of using the mecha, they realize that they have no other choice at the moment. As Tsumugu is quickly defeated by the false Ira Gamagōri, the Elite Four don their Nudist Beach uniforms and engage their doubles in the DTRs. Meanwhile, during Ryūko's battle against the false Satsuki, she demands to know where the real Satsuki is, only for false Satsuki to declare that she is the real Satsuki and that "a Kiryūin Satsuki with a broken spirit doesn't deserve to exist!"
The true Satsuki is showed to be trapped in the academy's engine room, strained to a machine with Life Fibers and trying to reason with her captor: Rei Hōōmaru. Rei demands to know why the heroes never bothered to kill her like they did Ragyō and Nui. Satsuki claims that her war with the Life Fibers taught her that everyone deserves a second chance, leading Rei to deduce that her quarry allowed herself to be captured. Satsuki says it's a way of putting away her sword and explains that she is willing to die if it satisfies Rei's grudge. The former REVOCS executive angrily retorts that one death will not compensate for the loss of her superior, stating the world has stepped in injustice, where the strong dominate the weak; believing that's the nature of humanity and its idiocy.
A flashback occurs to 20 years prior to the main series, revealing that Rei was originally an African child whose hometown was caught up in a civil war. Ragyō, who was searching for humans with high Life Fiber compatibility, saved the child by dismembering the soldiers. Learning that the girl had immense potential, Ragyō took her in, naming her "Rei Hōōmaru" and giving her a pair of green aviator sunglasses.
Back to the present, Rei states "this place" before giving a malicious chuckle. As the academy "eye" glows orange and the wall being lifted up, Iori and Soroi point's out that the Final Defense Apparatus Outside has been initiated and that it was meant to be used against the original Life Fiber but never put to use due to Ragyō takeover of the academy and is questioned on who started it. Rei states that she expected Satsuki to be an first rate source for activating it but Satsuki replied that if she dies, it'll shut down in which Rei reveals Mako to be the backup source to it. Mako announce to Satsuki that she was lured in by a trail of cheese to distract her.
The Elite Four soon have abandoned their DTRs to fight their doubles directly, due to being unfamiliar with the controls of their mechs. Aikurō protests, even when Inumuta remotely controls the DTRs to distract False Sanageyama, declaring that they have lost their beauty. From the wreckage of his motorcycle, Tsumugu is appalled to learn that his friend actually liked the DTR's design. False Satsuki mocks Ryūko, telling her does she thinks that she could beat her without a Kamui, in Ryūko's response, states that she could beat a hollow phony like her to which the false Satsuki gives a devastating blow to Ryūko.
Rei pointed out in the speakers that the clones aren't fakes and that they're "literally the Elite Four's past-selves" to which Nonon points out it's Hōōmaru. Rei gleefully explains that she created her clones from the No-Star students' memories of their original reign of terror over the academy and that she used it to gives form with Life Fibers.
The Elite Four are increasingly pressed by their false doubles, who appear to match them in strength. Confident of victory, Rei prepares to strike, but Mako somehow hijacks the controls long enough to make the robot mirror her poses as she gives a speech to her friends, declaring that they're alot better than their past selves. Inspired by her words, the Elite Four suddenly turn the tables on their opponents: Nonon uses a sound-negation field to explosively reflect her double's attacks back to their source; Gamagōri punches into his clone chest and severs its Banshi; Inumuta sneaks behind his doppelganger and strikes its uniform's weak spot, a power button on the back of its head, before smashing it with a keyboard; and Sanageyama deflects his imitator's shinai barrage before slicing it in half. Finally, Ryūko locks blades with the false Satsuki and flips over her head, ripping out her Life Fibers in the process.
Angrier than ever at the loss of her creations, Rei unleashes the full power of the academy mecha, causing its arms to separate into multiple segments as it pulls itself free of the city. As Honnō City becomes greatly damage to the now-freed Honnōji Academy, chunks of land breaks up, leaving Ryūko to be clenching on the legs of the "Final Defense Apparatus". As she is struck by the falling debris, she falls into the a deep chasm below and as she continues to decline, resolves to keep fighting and protecting her friends. In space, a red flare is shown, as Senketsu voice echoes from above, telling Ryūko to "use this" as the Rending Scissors appears and enter Earth's atmosphere. The Scissors enter into the cavern, in which she grabbed onto it and use it to slow her descend and then proceed to run up the wall and then the mecha. As she dodges bullets, debris, and giant metal fist, declaring that she know what Senketsu was telling her and that she is "gonna take someone (Rei) who's stuck in the past and cut them loose from it!" She's then approached by the spirit of Senketsu, who agreed with what she'd said to which she understand what he meant and split the Rending Scissors in half.
The enraged Rei directs her mecha to pick up the S.S. Naked Sun to use as a weapon against Ryūko, but she responds by transforming her Scissor Blades into a gigantic scissor, dwarfing everything that stands, including the Honnōji Academy mecha. Ryūko calls out Rei, telling her to "stop dwelling on the past. Kiryūin Ragyō is gone! This is for you, for Honnōji Academy, for all of us - Our graduation from Ragyō! This is the ultimate graduation ceremony!" As Ryūko screams in adrenalin, she, along with the remains of the S.S. Naked Sun, destroys the Honnōji Academy "Final Defense Apparatus" and absorbs the Life Fiber within it.
Rei then returned to the captured Satsuki and Mako as they were trying to escape, lunging towards Satsuki, cutting her hair and the side of her neck. Satsuki told Rei that she "can't imagine the hell she had lived though because people don't understand, the world needs you". Rei replied, saying that she's not making any sense, to which Satsuki said "That's who we are." Rei drops her knife, accepting her offer. Ryūko appears, saying that Satsuki had finally put her sword away, which provoked a smile from both sisters. They all went to leave the now-sinking Honnō City.
As they walk out, the Elite Four are leading the students out of sinking city. Nonon tells Satsuki that they were waiting for her but was disgusted to see Rei alive. Satsuki tells them to take her as well, to which they all agreed. The Mankanshoku Family appears in their car, calling Mako and Ryūko to get in before the city sinks, so they enter the car and leave. As the evacuation upholds, Nonon questions Satsuki about Ryūko. Satsuki states that "I can see her whenever I want to." Satsuki uses the knife Rei dropped and cut her hair level, as "a small offering to our alma matter". Satsuki then orders all students to salute to pay respect to Honnōji Academy.
Aikurō comments about it being a nice graduation, to Tsumugu's agreement. As the Scissor Blades sink into Tokyo bay, Ryūko is shown sitting on top of the Mankanshoku's house, which is on the car that's driving on the road. Ryūko says that she really has outgrown sailor uniforms but Mako interrupts, saying that Senketsu will always be with her. As they both now sit on the house, the shining red star reappears, showing that Senketsu will be always in Ryūko's heart.
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Aa! Megami-sama! | Adarna | Adventures of Beatrice Bailey | Adventures of Malia | Agua Bendita | Agukaru | AIKa | Aikatsu! | Ai Mai! Moe Can Change! | Aishen Qiaokeli-ING... | Akahori Gedou Hour Rabuge | Akaki-den Zou Senshi Redoll | Akanesasu Shoujo | Akazukin Chacha | AKB0048 | Akiballion | Akihabara Dennou Gumi | Akikan! | AK Magical Girls | Akujo Sentai | Akuma no Memumemu-chan | Akuma Senshi Akumeito W | ¡Ala... Dina! | Alakdana | Aleisia, the Justice Girl | Alice 19th | Alice Bungisngis and her Wonder Walis | Alice in Cyberland | Alice Kara Mahou | Alice to Zouroku | Alignment You! You! | Amazing Twins | Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld | Ane Haramix | Angel Blade | Angel Core: Tenshi-tachi no Sumika | Angel Hunt | Angelic Layer | Angelium | Angel's Friends | Ange Vierge | Ang Lihim ni Annasandra | Anyamaru Tantei Kiruminzuu | Aoki Hagane no Arpeggio | Ao no Kanata no Four Rhythm | Aquarian Age | Arcade Gamer Fubuki | Ark Angels | Aru Zombie Shoujo no Sainan | Aryana | Asagiri no Miko | Asahina Mikuru no Bouken | Asatte no Houkou | Asgaldh | A Single Life | Asobi ni Iku yo! | Astarotte no Omocha! | Atomic Betty | Avalon: Web of Magic
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Bakuen Sentai Blaze Five | Bakunyuu Sentai Burst Ranger | Bakunyuu Sentai Fi Buster | Balala, Little Magic Fairy | Bannou Bunka Neko-Musume | Barajou no Kiss | Barbie Movies | Battle Girl High School | Battle Legend | Battle Princess Mitsuka | Battler Sienne Matra | Bayonetta: Bloody Fate | Beatless | Bedknobs and Broomsticks | Bee and Puppycat | Bell, Book and Candle | Bermuda Triangle: Colorful Pastrale | Bewitched | Bibi Blocksberg | Bikini Warriors | Binbougami ga! | Binzume Yousei | Bird Soldier | Bishoujo Kamen Poitrine | Bishoujo-sen-ki Soul Guardian | Black Bullet | Black Rock Shooter | Blade Hearts | Blue Guardian | Blue Sonnet | Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan | Brocken Blood | Brujerías | Bubble Witch Saga | Buffy, the Vampire Slayer | Bug tte Honey | Burying the Ex | Busou Shinki | Butterbean's Café | Buttobi!! CPU | Butou-sen Onna-tai Sakura-gumi
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C³ - Cube×Cursed×Curious | Campione! | Carat! | Card Captor Sakura | CAROL | Catwoman | Centaur no Nayami | Challenge Ichinensei de Kakkoii Ichinensei ni Henshin! | Chaos;Head | Charmed | Charmy Chaka-chan | Cheonnyeon-yeowoo Yeowoobi | Cherry & Berry | Chikyuu no Mamorigami Magma Lady | Chikyuu Shoujo Arjuna | Chitchana Yukitsukai Sugar | Chocolat no Mahou | Choujigen Game Neptune | Choujigen Senki Tritia | Choujikuu Romanesque Samy | Choujuu Densetsu Gestalt | Choukou Sennin Haruka | Chou Kousoku Gran Doll | Choukou Tenshi Escalayer | Chou Senshi Pink Fury | Choushin Hime Dangaizer 3 | Chu Feng: B.E.E | Chuunibyou Demo Koi ga Shitai! | Cinderella | Circlet Princess | Clémentine | Clockwork Planet | Cocotama | Code-E | Codename Minerva | Comet Lucifer | Compiler | Conception | Corpse Bride | Corrector Yui | Cosmic Baton Girl Comet-san | Cosmo Agent | Cosmo Pirate Shuna | Cosmopolitan Prayers | Cossette no Shouzou | Crystal Cadets | Cutie Honey | Cutie Hunter | Cyber Planet 1999: Hyper Rune | Cyborg 0,001% WOMAN
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D4 Princess | Dai Mahou Touge | Dakara Boku wa, H ga Dekinai | Dance in the Vampire Bund | Dancing Baby | Dantalian no Shoka | Darna | Date A Live | Date with an Angel | Daughters of the Moon | Da Yu Hai Tang | DC Super Hero Girls | Dead Gorgeous | DearS | Death Becomes Her | Demi-chan wa Kataritai | Demon Hunter Fraya | Demon Hunter Makaryuudo | Dengeki Oshioki Musume Gotaman | Dengeki Tokusou-tai Bionic Force | Dennou Shoujo Mink | Dennou Tokusoku Inspector | Deserter | Detatoko Princess | Devidol! | Devilman Lady | Di Gi Charat | Dog Days | Dokincho! Nemurin | Dora no Monogatari | Dororon Enma-kun | Down to Earth | Dragonaut: The Resonance | Dragon Crisis! | Dragon Half | Dragonna | Dream Hunter Rem | Dream Knights | Dr. Rin ni Kiite Mite! | Duelist Haru | Dyesebel | Dyosa
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Eko Eko Azarak | Elemental Battle Academy | Elemental Gelade | Elena of Avalor | Elfen Lied | Elf no Waka Okusama | Ella Enchanted | Ella the Elephant | Encantadia | Enchanted | Enchanted Garden | Endro! | Enigma | Ennetsu Butou Shoujo Feliacion | Esper Mami | Espillion | Etotama | Eureeka's Castle | Every Witch Way
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Fairy Idol Kanon | Fairy Oak | Family Soldier | Famiresu Senshi Purin | Fancy Lala | Fantasista Doll | Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya | Felina: Prinsesa ng mga Pusa | Fight Ippatsu! Juuden-chan! | Fight League: Gear Gadget Generators | Figure 17: Tsubasa and Hikaru | Flip Flappers | Flower Fairy | Flowering Heart | Flying Witch | Foeksia de Miniheks | Fortune Arterial: Akai Yakusoku | Four Eyes! | Frame Arms Girl | Francesca | Franny's Feet | Freaky Friday | Freezing | Frozen | Full Moon wo Sagashite | Fun Fun Pharmacy | Fushigiboshi no Futago Hime | Fushigi Kyodai Heroine Queen Grande Z | Fushigi na Merumo | Fushigi na Somera-chan | Fushigi Shoujo Nile na Thutmose | Fushigi Tantei Mio | Fushigi Yuugi | Futari wa Nervous! | Future Man
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Gaba Kawa | Gabriel DropOut | Gaia Ranger | Gakkou no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!! | Gakuen Alice | Galaxy Angel | Galema: Anak ni Zuma | Game Tengoku | Gate: Jieitai Kanochi nite, Kaku Tatakaeri | Gattai Tenshi Unite X | GB Girl Asuka | gdgd Fairies | Gen'ei o Kakeru Taiyou | Genmu Senki Leda | Getsumen to Heiki Mina | Ghost Sweeper Mikami | Gift: Eternal Rainbow | Ginga Ojou-sama Densetsu Yuna | Ginga Tokusou Keiji Stella | Ginga Tokusou Shiner | Gingitsune | GIO Master Oria | Girls Bravo | Girls x Heroine! Series | Girly Air Force | Glamorous Heroes | Glass no Hana to Kowasu Sekai | Goddess Girls | Go Get'em Magical Girl Toko Akai | Gokicha!! Cockroach Girls | Gokkun! Puucho | Gokukoku no Brynhildr | G-On Riders | Grachi | Granbelm | Gravity Daze | Grazilda | Groove Squad | Guardian Hearts | Gulu Mermaid | Gurenki
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H2O: Just Add Water | Hacka Doll | Hagure Yuusha no Estetica | Haibane Renmei | Haitai Nanafa | Haiyore! Nyaruko-san | Hakoiri Devil Princess | Hakujaden | Hana no Ko Lunlun | Hana no Mahou Tsukai Mary Bell | Hana Sou Osamu-sei Sousa-kan Advancian | Hanoka | Happiness! | Happy Seven | Happy World! | Harukanaru Toki no Naka de | Hatenkou Yuugi | Hattie B, Magical Vet | Hengen Tennyo Rainbow Girl | Henkei Shoujo | Henshin Girl | Hexe Lilli | Hex Hall | Hey Yo Yorang | High School DxD | Hi Hikari Sentai Wing Five | Hijiri Jun Karen Milfena | Hikari no Yousei 5 | Hime-chan no Ribbon | Himitsu no Akko-chan | Himitsu no Pompomu | Himitsu Uchuu Keisatsu Earth Protector | Hinamatsuri | Hirune Hime | Hi-sCool! SeHa Girl | Hocus Pocus | Hoshifuru Koujo Seiren Universe | Hoshikuzu Witch Meruru | Hoshi no Umi no Amuri | Hoshishooter Sentai Charge V | Hoshizora no Memoria | Houkago no Pleiades | Houma Hunter Lime | Houseki no Kuni | Hyakka Ryōran | Hyakuren no Haou to Seiyaku no Valkyria | Hyper Doll
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Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou | Iczer Girl Iczelion | Idol Janshi Suchie-Pai | Idol Jihen | Idol Mahou Shoujo Chiruchiru Michiru | Idol Memories | Idol Tenshi Youkoso Yoko | I Dream of Jeannie | Ikkitousen | Ikusa Otome Valkyrie | Ilumina | I Married a Witch | Inari, Konkon, Koi Iroha | Infinite Stratos | Innocent Blood | Inori Aizawa | Inou-Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de | Inside Out | Inukami | Inyouchuu | I.O.N | Irozuku Sekai no Ashita kara | Isekai wa Smartphone to Tomo ni | Isuca | Itadaki! Seieki | Itazura Majo to Nemuranai Machi | Itoshi no Kana | It's My Life | Itsudatte My Santa! | Itsuka Tenma no Kuro Usagi
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JaJaUma! Quartette | Jashin-chan Dropkick | Jem | Jessica Lee | Jewelpet | Jigoku Shoujo | Jiinglíng Mèng Yeluo Li | Jillian: Namamasko Po | Jikuu Ihoujin Kyoko | Jikuu Keigo-kan Meteor | Jikuu Keisatsu Wecker | Jikuu Sengoku Taisen | Jikuu Senshi | Jikuu Sousa-kan Erena | Jikuu Tokusou Timely Five | Jinkou Shoujo: Henshin Sex Android | Jiryoku Senshi Magnizer | Jitsu wa Watashi wa | J·K Slayer | Jubei-chan | Jungle De Ikou | Junketsu no Maria | Junpaku no Koibito Bizarre Jelly | Justy Trefoil | Juunikyuu de Tsukamaete | Juuou Mujin no Fafnir
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Kagaku na Yatsura | Kagaku Tokusou-tai Borg Ranger | Kagihime | Kaibutsu Oujo | Kaijuu Girls: Ultra Kaijuu Gijinka Keikaku | Kaitou Saint Tail | Kaitou Tenshi Twin Angel | Kakambal ni Eliana | Kakutou Bishoujo Ami | Kambal Sirena | Kamen no Kishi Ruby Knight | Kamen Soldier MIYUKI | Kamen Tenshi Rosetta | Kamichama Karin | Kamichu! | Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne | Kami-sama da Mono | Kamisama Kazoku | Kampanerang Kuba | Kämpfer | Kanashimi no Belladonna | Kannagi | Kannazuki no Miko | Kanokon | Kami Nomi zo Shiru Sekai | Kara no Kyoukai | Karin | Kaze no Stigma | Kekkou Kamen | Kemono Friends | Kemurikusa | Ken En Ken: Aoki Kagayaki | Kiddy Grade | Kidou Shinsengumi Moeyo Ken | Kids Soldier | Kiitarou Shounen no Youkai Enikki | Kikou Sennyo Rouran | Kikou Shoujo wa Kizutsukanai | Kilala Princess | Killing Bites | Kill la Kill | Kigurumikku V3 | Kigurumi Sentai Quiltian | Kimagure Orange Road | Kimitsu Sentai Black Eyes | Kiyal's Magical Time | Kobato | Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon | Kodai Shoujo Doguchan | Koi iro Chu! Lips | Koi Koi 7 | Koi Kyuu | Koi Maguwai | Konna Watashitachi ga Nariyuki de Heroine ni Natta Kekka www | Konohana Kitan | Kono Hana Sakuya | Kono Minikuku mo Utsukushii Sekai | Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? | Kotonoha no Miko to Kotodama no Majo to | Kotoura-san | Koujin Sentai Space Ranger | Koukaku no Pandora | Koutetsu no Majo Annerose | Koutetsu Tenshi Kurumi | Krystala | Kujira no Josephina | Kunoichi Senshi Blue One | Kurokami | Kuromajo-san ga Tooru!! | Kuttsukiboshi | Kuusou Senshi Imaginer | Kyonyuu Fantasy | Kyoudai Sentai Forceman | Kyoukai no Kanata | Kyoukai no Rinne | Kyouran Kazoku Nikki | Kyoushirou to Towa no Sora | Kyousougiga | Kyuuketsu Hime Miyu
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La Bruixa Avorrida | La Bruja | La Brujita Tatty | Lady Cypress | Lady Death | Lady Lovely Locks | Ladyspo | Lan Mo De Hua | Leya, Ang Pinakamagandang Babae Sa Ilalim Ng Lupa | Lightning Point | Lilim Kiss | Lilpri | Lime-iro Senkitan | Little Charmers | Little Miss Magic | Little Witch Academia | LoliRock | Lost Paradise | Lost Song | Lovely Hano | Luck and Logic | Lucu Lucu | Luna Mystica | Luna Petunia
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Maboroshi Sentai Misty Ranger | Maburaho | Macademi Wasshoi! | Machikado Mazoku | Machigatta Ko wo Mahou Shoujo ni Shiteshimatta | Madan no Ou to Vanadis | Ma ga Ochiru Yoru | Magical Angel Lala-Lulu | Magical Battle Arena | Magical Battle Festa | Magical Cannon Wars | Magical Dears | Magical Domiko | Magical Doropie | Magical Flowers | Magical Girl Company | Magical Gosamjeu | Magical Heart Kokoro-chan | Magical Hero Hour | Magicalic | Magical Kanan | Magical Knight Maria-chan | Magical Kyouko Flame | Magical Mako | Magical Moe | Magical Momoko | Magical Nin Nin Shinobu-chan | Magical Saviours | Magical Shot | Magical Slayer Mamika | Magical Suite Prism Nana | Magical Twilight | Magical Witch Academy | Magical x Miracle | Magicannon Girl Yongo-chan | Magic Heart and the Magical Warriors | Magic Knight Rayearth | Magic Trix | Magic Wonderland | Magi-K | Magikano | Mahochu! | Mahoromatic | Mahou Gakuen Lunar! | Mahoujin Guru Guru | Mahou no Angel Sweet Mint | Mahou no Idol Pastel Yumi | Mahou no Iroha! | Mahou no Mako-chan | Mahou no Petenshi Reality Maji | Mahou no Princess Minky Momo | Mahou no Rouge Lipstick | Mahou no Shiho-chan | Mahou no Star Magical Emi | Mahou no Tenshi Creamy Mami | Mahou no Yankii Liberty Maji | Mahou no Yousei Persia | Mahou Onna ga Kuru!! | Mahou Senshi Lome | Mahou Senshi Sweet Knights | Mahou Sensou | Mahou Shoujo Ai | Mahou Shoujo Chuuka na Paipai! | Mahou Shoujo Erena | Mahou Shoujo Fairy Knights | Mahou Shoujo Ikusei Keikaku | Mahou Shoujo Isuka | Mahou Shoujo Kirara to Sarara | Mahou Shoujo Lalabel | Mahou Shoujo Lolikko Cutie | Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha | Mahou Shoujo Magical Mai | Mahou Shoujo Meruru | Mahou Shoujo Nante Mou Ii Desukara | Mahou Shoujo? Naria Girls | Mahou Shoujo Neko Taruto | Mahou Shoujo Neko X | Mahou Shoujo of the End | Mahou Shoujo Ore | Mahou Shoujo Pixy Princess | Mahou Shoujo Pretty Bell | Mahou Shoujo Ra Men-ko | Mahou Shoujo Sae | Mahou Shoujo Site | Mahou Shoujo Sweetie Milly | Mahou Shoujotai Arusu | Mahou Shoujo Taisen | Mahou Shoujo Tokushusen Asuka | Mahou Shoujo wa Kiss Shite Kawaru | Mahou Shounen Majorian | Mahou Tsukai Chappy | Mahou Tsukai Nara Miso wo Kue! | Mahou Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto | Mahoutsukai no Yome | Mahou Tsukai no Yoru | Mahou Tsukai Sally | Mahou Tsukai Tai! | Mahoutsukai to Deshi no Futekisetsu na Kankei | Mahou Yuugi Tobidasu! | Maicching Machiko-sensei | Mai Hime | Mai Momo Ran Fuu Ryuka | Mai no Mahou to Katei no Hi | Maji de Otaku na English! | Majika | Majimoji Rurumo | Majokko a la Mode | Majokko Megu-chan | Majokko Mirakurun | Majokko Shimai no Yoyo to Nene | Majokko Shizu-chan | Majokko Tickle | Majokko Tsukune-chan | Majo no Kishi | Majo no Takkyuubin | Majo-san to Issho | Majo to Hyakkihei | Majuu Jouka Shoujo Utea | Makai Kishi Ingrid | Makai Senki Disgaea | Makai Tenshi Djibril | Maken-Ki! | Makeruna! Makendo | Mala Carodejnice | Maleficent | Malice@Doll | Mamono Hunter Yohko | Mamoru-kun ni Megami no Shukufuku o! | Mamotte Shugogetten | Manaria Friends | Mannequin | Manpuku Shoujo Dragonette | Manyokko Minorin: Boku ga Mahou Shoujo!? | Manyuu Hikenchou | Märchen Mädchen | Mare Mare Mare | Marimo no Hana: Saikyou Butouha Shougakusei Densetsu | Marina | Marinara | Marionette Soldier | Mary Poppins | Mary to Majo no Hana | Ma Shinobu Kari Kurenai | Masou no Jaakuna Yuuwaku | Matilda | Mawaru Penguindrum | Maze Bakunetsu Jikuu | Mazu | Megachu! | Megami Tengoku | Mei no Naisho | Mercuria: Mizu no Miyako ni Koi no Hanataba o | Mermaid Melody | MeruPuri | Meryl Red Lancer | Metal Fighter Miku | Metal Princess Cuo | MGCL_GRL | Mia and Me | Midnight Crazy Trail | Mikagura Gakuen Kumikyoku | Milky Way and the Galaxy Girls | Minori Scramble! | Mirabella | Miracle Dieter Miyuki | Miracle Girls | Miracle Shoujo Limit-chan | Miracle Woman Jyajya | Miraculous Ladybug | Mirai Onna Ninja Ryan | Mission: Magic! | Miss Moon | Miss Switch | Misty May | Model Warrior Lily Cure | Moegaku 5 | Moetan | Moldiver | Momoiro Sentai SP3 | Momo Kyun Sword | Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou Desu yo? | Monster High | Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou | Moon Dreamers | Moonlight Mask | Mori no Yousei: Kinoko no Musume | Mosaic | Motýlí Cas | Mousy Warriors | Mundo Riplica | Munto | Mutya | My Dearest Daddy | My Gorgeous Bodyguard | My Life as a Teenage Robot | My Little Pony | Mysticons | My Super Ex-Girlfriend
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Naaginn - Waadon Ki Agniparikshaa | Nae Yeojachinguneun Gumiho | Naisho no Otome Revolver | Nami SOS! | Namiuchigiwa no Muromi-san | Nanako SOS | Nanatsuiro Drops | Nandaka Velonica | Nanny McPhee | Narara Wondeogongju | Natsuiro Kiseki | Natsuiro no Sunadokei | Natsu no Arashi! | Natural Lychee | Nazo no Kanojo X | Nazotoki-hime wa Meitantei | Nazotokine | Negima! | Nekogami Yaoyorozu | Nekopara | Nella the Princess Knight | Nendoroid Generation | Neo Angelique Abyss | Neo Ranga | Nerima Queen | Ninja Tokusou Justy Wind | Ninjya-Tector | Nobunagun | Noël Noël | Nora to Oujo to Noraneko Heart | Nuigulumar Z | Nuki Doki! Tenshi to Akuma no Sakusei Battle | Nurse Angel Ririka SOS | Nurse Sniper Seina | Nurse Witch Komugi-chan | Nyamen | Nyanko Days
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Ochamegami Monogatari Korokoro Pollon | Oishi High School Battle | Ojamajo Doremi | Ojousama Senshi Marin | Okusama wa Mahou Shoujo | Okusama wa Mahou Tsukai | Omamori Himari | Omishi Mahou Gekijou: Risky Safety | Onegai My Melody | Onigiri | Onkai no Bishoujo Senshi Symphonia | Onmyouji | Onmyou Sister Murasaki Homura SHIEN | Onna Choujin Pink Papillon | Onna Choujin Soala A SHOW | Onna Tantei S | Onna Uchuu Keiji Ellie | Onsen Yousei Hakone-chan | Ookami Kakushi | Ookami to Koushinryou | Oretama | Ore to Hero to Mahou Shoujo | Ore, Twintails ni Narimasu | Oshare Majo Love and Berry | Oshare Senshi Peach and Marin | Otogi-Juushi Akazukin | Otomegamachi Bouei Shoujo-tai | Otome Youkai Zakuro | Oto x Maho | Outlanders | Out of Sight | Oyashiro Rika | Oyayubi Hime Monogatari
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Pānduōlā Chúncǎi | Panel de Pon | Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt | Papá, soy una Zombi | Papillon Rose | Paprika | Pastel Memories | Pearlie | Penny Crayon | Petit Petit Muse | Phantom Breaker | Phantom in the Twilight | Phoenix's Ballad | Pinky Street | PistStar | Pita Ten | Pixel Pinkie | P. J. Sparkles | Polyphonica | Pop in Q | Popotan | Pop Pixie | Potion Maker | Powerpuff Girls | PQ Angels | Practical Magic | Premium Knights | Prétear | Pretty Cure | Pretty Rebellion | Pretty Rhythm | Pretty Sammy | Princess Debut | Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders | Princess Isabella | Princess Kenny | Princess Minerva | Princess Principal | Princess Rouge | Princess Tutu | Prinzessin Lillifee | Prism Ark | Prism Generations! | Prism Rhythm | Project A-Ko | Psycho Diver | Psycho Trader Chinami | Puchi Puri Yucie | Puella Magi Madoka Magica | Puerto Papel | Pugyuru | Puni Puni Poemi | Pupa | Pupipo! | Pure Love | Puru Puru Pururin | Pyra: Ang Babaeng Apoy
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Qiang Niang | Quiz Magic Academy
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Radical Revy-chan | Ragazze dell'Olimpo | Ragnastrike Angels | Rainbow Brite | Rainbow Magic | Rainbow Rangers | Rainbow Ruby | Rakugo Tennyo Oyui | Ramen Tenshi Pretty Menma | Ranma ½ | Read or Die | Red Avenger | Red Data Girl | Regal Academy | Regalia: The Three Sacred Stars | Rei Rei | Rei Sou Sentai Jeanne Force | Reiya x Reiya | Re-Kan! | Release the Spyce | Renai Boukun | Renkin 3-kyuu Magical? Pokaan | Revolt Assassin Emeralda | Ribbon no Kishi | Rikujou Bouetai Mao-chan | Rilu Rilu Fairilu | Rio: Rainbow Gate! | Rizelmine | RoboGeisha | Robot Girls Z | Rokujouma no Shinryakusha!? | Rolling Girls | Rosario + Vampire | Rosenkreuzstilette | Rose Petal Place | Rozen Maiden | RWBY | Rytsari Radugi | Ryuugajou Nanana no Maizoukin | Ryuusei Sentai Cosmo Five | Ryuusei Sentai Musumet | Ryuusei Tenshi Primaveil
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Sabrina, the Teenage Witch | Sailorfuku Senshi Akko-chan | Saikano | Saikin, Imouto no Yousu ga Chotto Okashiinda ga | Sailor Moon | Saint Dragon Girl | Saint October | Saiyuu Senki | Sakura Hime Kaden | Sakura Pizzicato | Sankarea | Sanoba Witch | Saras 008 | Sarutobi Ecchan | Sasami: Mahou Shoujo Club | Sasami-san@Ganbaranai | Schoolgirl Strikers: Animation Channel | Sea Princesses | Secret Jouju | Seihou Sentai Juel Five | Seihou Tenshi Angel Links | Seikan Tokusou Assault Riser | Seikoku no Dragonar | Seirei Tsukai no Blade Dance | Seisen Hime Taisen | Seishoujo Kantai Virgin Fleet | Seishoujo Senshi Saint Valkyrie | Sei Shoujo Sentai Lakers EX | Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai | Seiyuu Deka | Seizei Ganbare Mahou Shoujo Kurumi | Sekai Seifuku: Bouryaku no Zvezda | Sekirei | Sengoku Collection | Sengoku Otome: Momoiro Paradox | Senki Zesshou Symphogear | Sennen Oukoku San Juushi Vanny Knights | Senran Kagura | Sentou Yousei Shoujo Tasukete! Mave-chan | Seto no Hanayome | Shadow Lady | Shakugan no Shana | Shamanic Princess | Shantae | She-Ra: Princess of Power | SheZow | Shichinin no Nana | Shigofumi | Shikabane Hime | Shimanchu MiRiKa | Shimmer and Shine | Shinigami no Ballad | | Shining Star | Shin Kankaku Iyashikei Mahou Shoujo Behoimi-chan | Shinmai Maou no Testament | Shinobu Shadow Sakura | Shinrei Sousa-kan Mikoto Kuonji | Shinryaku! Ika Musume | Shion | Shiro Majo Gakuen | Shishunki Bishoujo Gattai Robo Z-MIND | Shkola Volshebnits | Shou-gaku Sentai Miracle Five | Shoujo Kakumei Utena | Shoujo Tenshi Milcute | Shoujo Senki | Show by Rock!! | Shuffle! | Shugo Chara! | Shukufuku no Campanella | Shukumei no Sabbath | Shuraid | Shuumatsu Nani Shitemasu ka? Isogashii desu ka? Sukutte Moratte Ii desu ka? | Shuumatsu no Izetta | Silent Moebius | Sin: Nanatsu no Taizai | Six Hearts Princess | Skazochnyy Patrul | Skullgirls | Sky Dancers | Slayers | Sofia the First | Sola | Song of the Sea | Sophie Ruby | Sora no Method | Sora no Otoshimono | Sora to Umi no Aida | Soredemo Sekai wa Utsukushii | Soreyuke Marin-Chan | SOS Fada Manu | Soul Buster | Soul Eater | Soul Fighter Sae | Soushin Shoujo Matoi | Space Agent Jenner | Space Chaser | Space Ikushiido MISAKI | Spider Riders | Spider-Woman | Spirits Breaker | Splash | Spoon Oba-san | Star Academy | Star Darlings | Star Guardian | Star Jewel | Star Raider | Star vs. the Forces of Evil | Steven Universe | Strawberry Magic | Stray Little Devil | Strike the Blood | Strike Witches | Stripperella | Sugar Sugar Rune | Suki! Suki!! Majou Sensei | Sumomomo Momomo: Chijou Saikyou no Yome | Super Angel Asuka | Super Best Friends Forever | Super Doll Licca-chan | Super Drags | Supergirl | Super Heroine Chronicle | Super Inday and the Golden Bibe | Super Metal Beaut | Super Rose | Super Twins | Super Xuxa contra Baixo Astral | Swan Lake | Sweet Sugar Soldiers | Sweet Valerian
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Taima Miko-sen-ki Triple Lancer | Taiyou no Senshi Leona | Takeshi Sentai Sirenger | Takenoko-chan | Tangled | Tantei Opera Milky Holmes | Tara Duncan | Tasogare Otome x Amnesia | Tasya Fantasya | Tattoon Master | Tayutama | Teen Witch | Telepathy Shoujo Ran | Tenbatsu! Angel Rabbie | Ten de Shouwaru Cupid | Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic | Tenshi ni Narumon | Tenshi no Drop | Tenshi no Shippo | Tentacle and Witches | Tetsuwan Birdy | T Frontier | That's So Raven | The Dreaming Girl | The Epic Of ZektBach | The Fairies | The Good Witch | The Last Unicorn | The Life and Times of Juniper Lee | The Little Mermaid | The Living Dead! | The Magic Finger | The Princess Twins of Legendale | The Qpiz | The Secret World of Alex Mack | The Snow Queen | The Special Magic of Herself the Elf | The Spooky Sisters | The Wizard of Oz | The Worst Witch | Thunder and Lightning | Time Paladin Sakura | Tinker Bell | Toaru Majutsu no Index | Tobira wo Akete | Toji no Miko | Tokimeki Tonight | Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo | Toku Bou Sentai Dina Ranger | Tokusou Onna Sousa-kan Cat and Bunny | Tokusou Spiritual Ninja Hikaru | Tokyo Bakuretsu Sensou | Tokyo ESP | Tokyo Mew Mew | To Love-Ru | Tonari no Kyuuketsuki-san | Tonde Buurin | Tongari Boushi no Memole | Totally Spies! | Touhou Project | Tsugumomo | Trinity Seven | Trollz | Trouble Chocolate | True and the Rainbow Kingdom | Tsuki to Mahou to Taiyo to | Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase | Twelve Forever | Twitches
U
Uchuu Keisatsu Spark Ranger | Uchuu Patrol Luluco | Uchuu Shoujo Densetsu Shawtis | Uchuu Tokusou Angie | UFO Ultramaiden Valkyrie | Ultimate Girls | Ultra Chicks | Ultra Mahou Shoujo Manana | Ultra Maniac | Ultra Marin | Uma Musume: Pretty Derby | Umi Monogatari | Unikitty | Unkai no Meikyuu Zeguy | Urahara | Urara Meirochou | Urusei Yatsura | Usagi-chan de Cue!! | Uta Kata | Utau! Dai Ryuuguujou
V
Valis | Valkyrie Drive | Valkyrie Profile | Valkyries of the blau | Vampire Hunter | Vampirina | Vanguard Princess | Varga | Vary Peri | Venus 5 | Venus Project -Climax- | Venus Versus Virus | Vital Game | Vividred Operation | Vixen | Voogie's Angel
W
Wagamama Fairy: Mirumo de Pon! | Wagaya no Oinari-sama | Wakaokami wa Shougakusei! | Wake Up, Girl Zoo! | Walkure Romanze | Wandering Wenda | Wasurenagumo | Wata no Kuni Hoshi | Waza no Tabibito | Web Woman | Wedding Peach | Weird Science | Wendy the Good Little Witch | Which is Witch? | Wildfire | Win Mirage | Winsome Witch | Winx Club | Wishenpoof! | Wissper | W.I.T.C.H. | Witchblade | Witch-bot Meglilo | Witch Craft Works | WIXOSS | Wizadora | Wizard Barristers: Benmashi Cecil | Wizard Girl Ambitious | Wizards of Waverly Place | Wo De Tian Jie Nv You | Wonder Momo | Wonder Woman | WordGirl
X
Y
Yadamon | Yahrima Queen | Yakusai Kochou | Yakusoku no Nanaya Matsuri | Yamada-kun to 7-nin no Majo | Yami no Shisha Lady Crow | Yami to Boushi to Hon no Tabibito | Yaoguai Mingdan | Yawaraka Sangokushi Tsukisase!! Ryofuko-chan | Yoake Tsugeru Lu no Uta | Yobarete Tobedete! Akubi-chan | Youenna Ajujo Majola | Yome ga Kore na Monde | Yoku Wakaru Gendai Mahou | Youchien Senshi: Hanamaru Girls | You-Gen-Kai-Sya | Youjo Senki | Youkai Navi Runa | Yousei Hime Ren | Yugenjikko Sisters Chouchoutrian | Yumeiro Patissiere | Yumekoi | Yumekui Merry | Yume no Crayon Oukoku | Yume Note | Yumeria | Yume Tsukai | Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san | Yurara no Tsuki | Yurikuma Arashi | Yuri Seijin Naoko-san | Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru