Mushibugyo (TV)

Jinbee has dreams of joining the Mushibugyo’s Office in Edo. But why is he so eager to prove himself?

It’s Jinbee’s first day on the job and he’s already gotten on the wrong foot with Hibachi. Even worse, he’s being sidelined for an entire month!?

Koikawa has a dark past that all of Edo resents him for. As a result, Jinbee is the only one convinced of Koikawa’s innocence when he finds him at a crime scene.

Tenma wants to succeed as a proud member of the Mushibugyo’s Office. There’s just one problem: He’s absolutely terrified of bugs.

Mugai handpicked Junbee as his partner for a high-profile mission. But out of everyone he could have picked, why did Mugai choose Junbee specifically?

Jinbee and Hibachi catch an intruder attempting to sneak into the Insect Archives.

Summer can only mean one thing: the annual Summer War. This year, the Mushibugyo’s Office faces an overwhelming opponent: the Warrior King Beetle.

Mitsuki is determined to root out information about the Mushibugyo and tries ensnaring Jinbee in a honey trap in order to get it.

The Insect Hunters will assassinate the Mushibugyo unless Jinbee and his friends stop them.

While Koikawa directs his rage towards Mugai, Jinbee fights to protect the Mushibugyo. But she is far from helpless…

With her powers neutralized, Insect Hunters strike at a vulnerable Mushibugyo. But…

Jinbee and his friends save Edo just in time, but they were not the only reinforcements: Jinbee’s father has arrived.

Osono is a journalist searching for more information about Jinbee and hatches a plan: she’ll go to the public baths and interview the women who know him best.

A survivor from a decimated village reports of insects in the guise of humans.

The Mushibugyo plans her next course of action, but to do so, she first consults someone intimately familiar with insects.

Sanada issues his demand: a ship for the lives of Kishuu’s citizens. But out of everything he could have demanded, why did Sanada request a ship?

Jinbee discovers wanted posters of him and his fellow travelers and they must now assume that Kishuu is now hostile territory.

Jinbee’s group runs into an old friend, which is a welcome surprise. However, the people of Kishuu are still running out of time.

The Mushibugyo’s Office issues a challenge to Sanada. In response, he issues one of his own.

Hibachi would know Kirigakure’s techniques anywhere, but she must first find a way through his illusions if she wishes to defeat him.

There’s never been a problem Koikawa couldn’t solve through violence, but he may have met his match since his opponents can regenerate.

What is justice? Tenma and Anayama are about to find out in a clash of ideals.

As Jinbee and the others face off against two powerful opponents, Mugai reflects on the past in a battle of his own.

Jinbee buys the Mushibugyo time to reach the Eternal Well. But Sanada may know something that the samurai does not...

The Eternal Well demands a terrible price and Jinbee refuses to let the Mushibugyo pay it.