

ヴィンランド・サガ
Young Thorfinn grew up listening to the stories of old sailors that had traveled the ocean and reached the place of legend, Vinland. It's said to be warm and fertile, a place where there would be no need for fighting—not at all like the frozen village in Iceland where he was born, and certainly not like his current life as a mercenary. War is his home now. Though his father once told him, "You have no enemies, nobody does. There is nobody who it's okay to hurt," as he grew, Thorfinn knew that no...
A vengeful Viking's quest for peace becomes a brutal odyssey through blood‑soaked history.
Thorfinn grows up in a bleak Icelandic hamlet, his imagination fueled by sailors' tales of Vinland—a sun‑kissed haven where swords are unnecessary. When his father, a pacifist warrior, is slain by the cunning mercenary Askeladd, the boy's world shatters. Sworn to vengeance, Thorfaught becomes a blade for the Danish‑English war, trading his innocence for blood‑soaked battlefields. Wit Studio paints the era with brutal realism, letting the clash of axes and the roar of Norse chants echo the relentless grind of history. As Thorfinn climbs the ranks, he discovers that the true enemy may not be a single man but the endless cycle of violence that defines the Viking age. The series balances ferocious combat with stark introspection, exploring how a boy raised on ideals of peace can be warped by relentless slaughter. While the war between England and the Danes rages, Thorfinn's quest for retribution forces him to confront the hollow glory of a warrior's life. Each episode peels back layers of loyalty, honor, and the haunting question: can a man ever escape the shadow of his father's death and find his own version of Vinland?
A brutal yet poetic revenge saga
Thorfinn's single‑minded hunt for Askeladd is depicted with visceral combat and moments of quiet introspection, making each clash feel both personal and thematically resonant.
Historical Viking life rendered with gritty realism
The series recreates 11th‑century Scandinavia and England—from the icy fjords to the blood‑soaked fields of the Battle of London—grounding fantasy in meticulous world‑building.
Character evolution that defies expectations
Watch Askeladd’s layered motivations unfold, then witness Thorfinn’s transformation from a weapon of vengeance to a seeker of peace after the shocking climax of episode 12.
Stunning choreography of large‑scale battles
Sequences like the siege of Jomsviking camp blend fluid animation with strategic positioning, turning each fight into a cinematic set piece rather than mere spectacle.
Philosophical meditation on violence and purpose
Dialogues between Thorfawn and the monk in episode 22 explore whether a life without war is possible, echoing the series’ central question about the true meaning of Vinland.
Best for: Viewers who crave a mature, historically anchored story where brutal action serves deep character and philosophical growth.
Vinland Saga is a brutal Viking-era drama centered on a teenage warrior's quest for revenge, featuring extremely graphic battlefield violence and mature themes like slavery and child soldiers. While the story ultimately explores anti-war messages and redemption, the intense gore and psychological weight make it suitable only for older teens prepared for unflinching historical brutality.
Vinland Saga has 24 episodes.
Vinland Saga is currently finished airing.
Vinland Saga was produced by Wit Studio.
Vinland Saga aired Jul 8, 2019 to Dec 30, 2019.
Vinland Saga is based on a Manga.
Vinland Saga is a brutal Viking-era drama centered on a teenage warrior's quest for revenge, featuring extremely graphic battlefield violence and mature themes like slavery and child soldiers. While the story ultimately explores anti-war messages and redemption, the intense gore and psychological weight make it suitable only for older teens prepared for unflinching historical brutality.
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Askeladd
Main
CV: Uchida, Naoya

Canute
Main
CV: Ono, Kensho

Thorfinn
Main
CV: Uemura, Yuuto

Ake
Supporting
CV: Ichiki, Mitsuhiro

Anne
Supporting
CV: Hara, Yumi

Anne's Father
Supporting
CV: Shirokuma, Hiroshi

Anne's Mother
Supporting
CV: Tsuda, Shouko

Ari
Supporting
CV: Ichiki, Mitsuhiro

Ari's Mother
Supporting
CV: Takeuchi, Ayako

Asgeir
Supporting
CV: Takeuchi, Ryouta

Asser
Supporting
CV: Mogami, Tsuguo

Atli
Supporting
CV: Takahashi, Shinya

Björn
Supporting
CV: Yasumoto, Hiroki

Ear
Supporting
CV: Furukawa, Makoto

Erikson, Leif
Supporting
CV: Ueda, Youji

Faxi
Supporting
CV: Satou, Hana

Floki
Supporting
CV: Ono, Atsushi

Forkbeard, Sweyn
Supporting
CV: Sugou, Takayuki

Gorm
Supporting
CV: Miyazawa, Tadashi

Gratianus
Supporting
CV: Saitou, Jirou

Grimm
Supporting
CV: Ban, Taito

Gunnar
Supporting
CV: Mogami, Tsuguo

Halfdan
Supporting
CV: Shimoyama, Yoshimitsu

Harald
Supporting
24 episodes · 2 cours
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