Bucchigiri Episode 11 Preview: When, Where, and How to Watch!

Bucchigiri Episode 11 Preview: In the last episode, Matakara is fully under Ichiya’s influence. He has turned completely evil and is wreaking havoc. 

Bucchigiri?! is a new anime series that’s generating a lot of buzz. It’s an original anime from MAPPA, the studio behind popular shows like Attack on Titan and Jujutsu Kaisen. It’s set to premiere this January, so it’s just around the corner!

The series is described as a return to the delinquent/Yanki genre of anime, which was popular in the late 90s and early 2000s with shows like Cromartie High School and Great Teacher Onizuka.

Under the direction of Hiroko Utsumi and the story of Taku Kishimoto, the series also consists of the musical composition of Michiru Ōshima, while character designs are by Takahiro Kagami.

The opening theme, “Sesame” by Kroi, sets the tone, and the ending theme will be Love je t’aime (らぶじゅてーむ)” by Mahiru Coda (甲田まひる).

So based on what’s been revealed so far, it seems like Bucchigiri?! will be a martial arts-focused anime with a bit of a retro throwback feel. The story follows Arajin Tomoshibi, who gets caught up in battles among powerful individuals after reuniting with his former friend Matakara Asamine. 

And as if that’s not enough, there’s also a giant demon lurking in the shadows!

It sounds like the series will have a mix of action, drama, and maybe even a bit of humour, all set against a backdrop of intense battles and supernatural threats. It should be an interesting ride, especially for fans of the Yanki genre!

Bucchigiri Episode 11 Preview

Bucchigiri Episode 11 Preview When, Where, and How to Watch!

Bucchigiri Plot

Not much is known about the plot as this is an original anime from Mappa and does not have source material or manga to follow. But as the script will be written by Taku Kishimoto, we can stay assured that this anime will be great. 

This Kishimoto previously worked on notable and famous anime like Haikyu!!, Erased, Fruits Basket, so I have high hopes for him. The only thing we got to know is that this anime will revolve around Araji Tomoshibi and his escapades with friends or might I say, enemies?

Bucchigiri Characters

The anime will feature a diverse cast of characters, each bringing their unique traits to the narrative. Among them is Arajin Tomoshibi, voiced by Genki Okawa, the central figure navigating through the battles. 

Bucchigiri Episode 11 Preview When, Where, and How to Watch!

Joining him are Senya, voiced by Masafumi Kobatake, and Mahoro, voiced by Anna Nagase, contributing their distinct voices to the unfolding saga. Notable characters also include Matakara Asamine, voiced by Yūsuke Hoshino, Kenichiro, voiced by Jiro Saito, Zabu, voiced by Yukihiro Nozuyama, Komao, voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi, Marito, voiced by Nozomu Sasaki, Outa, voiced by Ryōta Takeuchi, Jabashiri, voiced by Makoto Furukawa, Hagure, voiced by Shouta Hayama, and Akutaro, voiced by Chihiro Suzuki. This ensemble of characters promises a rich and dynamic narrative experience.

Where To Watch Bucchigiri 

Bucchigiri?! is available on Crunchyroll for English speakers to watch.

Bucchigiri Episode List 

Bucchigiri?! will have 12 episodes for the fans to enjoy.

Bucchigiri Date and Time

Bucchigiri Episode 11 Preview When, Where, and How to Watch!

New episodes of Bucchigiri come out on Saturdays at 23:00 (JST). Be sure not to miss it.

Bucchigiri Episode 10 Recap

In the last episode, we saw Matakara becoming completely evil and turning against everyone. He is beating friends and foes left and right, with no regard for their situation, whatsoever. Other than this, we see Marito challenging Matakara. But as Matakara has the help of Ichiya, he beats Marito mercilessly. 

Bucchigiri?! Episode 11 Predictions

Based on episode 10, I feel we will see Matakara become a full villain, and he will fight with Arajin. Ichiya might also cause some problems for the Senya. There will likely be some epic battles, showcasing the unique abilities of the various fighters.

We’ll see some other hints of supernatural threats as well.

Also Read: All of Our Bucchigiri Reviews


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Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar has a Post Graduate in English Literature and her love for Anime has taken her to study Japanese. She has nearly four years of writing experience and has been published on platforms such as IGN India, FandomWire, and CBR.

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