GARO: Heir To Steel Armor Season 1

January. 11,2024      
Rating:
7.2
Trailer Synopsis

Ryuga Dogai faces a new challenge when confronted by another warrior in strange steel armor.

Episode 12 : Inherit
March. 28,2024
Episode 11 : Invitation
March. 21,2024
Episode 10 : Deception
March. 14,2024
Episode 9 : Gate
March. 07,2024
Episode 8 : Flash
February. 29,2024
Episode 7 : Tragedy
February. 22,2024
Episode 6 : Eyes
February. 15,2024
Episode 5 : Realize
February. 08,2024
Episode 4 : Scar
February. 01,2024
Episode 3 : Steel
January. 25,2024
Episode 2 : Symptoms
January. 18,2024
Episode 1 : Prologue
January. 11,2024
One night, the magical knight Ryuga Dogai who holds the title of "Golden Knight Garo," annihilates the horror Shauras. Then the magician Koyori appears. She has asked Ryuga for help in order to prevent the opening of the Gate of Destruction, the oldest gate where Horrors first appeared in the human world. Guided by Koyori, Ryuga visits Claire City, the city where the Gate of Ruin is hidden, and senses an evil spirit lurking in the bustling crowds...

Seasons

Season 1
Season 1 2024

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