TV Series2013 · TV Tokyo · Ended · 25 min
The story takes place in Kyoto in the late 19th century. Manjiro has two faces. During the day, he works as a helper for people in Kyoto, but he also acts in secret to get back people's properties from the men in power. As the get-backer "Roman," Manjiro is getting involved in a nationwide conspiracy.
Winter 2013 · 56% on AniList
幕末義人伝 浪漫
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
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Okuni (voice)
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