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No confirmed platforms for Hayou no Tsurugi: Shikkoku no Mashou right now. Search Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Amazon Prime below to check your region. The show is 2 episodes (~1h watch time).
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About Hayou no Tsurugi: Shikkoku no Mashou
A resident of the Floating Castle that battle demon beings, the girl Rasutel (Rasu), chosen by the willful lady, the Demon-Breaker sword, is sent on a quest to save a princess kidnapped by a Youki. Her quest is helped by a mysterious Youki called Anshu (but he has basic color that usual Youkis do not have.... hehe!). She is also hampered in her quest by her demon-being oriented younger brother who seeks her golden eyes, the heritage of their father, the Golden Youshu. (Source: AniDB)
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Where can I watch Hayou no Tsurugi: Shikkoku no Mashou legally?
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Is Hayou no Tsurugi: Shikkoku no Mashou on Netflix or Crunchyroll?
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Is Hayou no Tsurugi: Shikkoku no Mashou available with an English dub?
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