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Sekirei: Pure Engagement
セキレイ～Pure Engagement～
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Synopsis
The second stage of the battle royale known as the Sekirei Plan is underway. Shintou Teito has been closed off; no Sekirei or Ashikabi may leave. Minato Sahashi and his harem of Sekirei must now prepare to fight new battles as changes to the rules are put into place. However, not all groups will return to the battle: some Sekirei are loved very much by their Ashikabi partners, who would rather forfeit the prize than see them perish. In the midst of the action, someone close to Minato may be mor...
Background
First episode was previewed on Tokyo MX on June 13, 2010. Regular broadcasting began July 4, 2010.
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 17++
strong
Sexual contentFrequent explicit fanservice including full frontal nudity (breasts), detailed clothing damage during combat, suggestive poses, and pervasive harem dynamics with multiple women sexually devoted to the protagonist
moderate
ViolenceSuperpowered battle royale combat with energy blasts, physical impacts, and some blood, but minimal gore or graphic injury detail
moderate
Disturbing themesPremise involves a forced death game controlled by a manipulative 'Game Master' where partners must fight or forfeit their lives, with emotional coercion and implied consent issues in the master-servant bond
This sequel continues a battle royale where superpowered women fight for a male protagonist, featuring near-constant sexualized nudity and harem romance as core elements. The violence is stylized action fare, but the pervasive ecchi content and unequal power dynamics in relationships make it appropriate only for older teens and adults.
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Sekirei: Pure Engagement has 13 episodes.
Sekirei: Pure Engagement is currently finished airing.
Sekirei: Pure Engagement was produced by Seven Arcs.
Sekirei: Pure Engagement aired Jul 4, 2010 to Sep 26, 2010.
Sekirei: Pure Engagement is based on a Manga.
This sequel continues a battle royale where superpowered women fight for a male protagonist, featuring near-constant sexualized nudity and harem romance as core elements. The violence is stylized action fare, but the pervasive ecchi content and unequal power dynamics in relationships make it appropriate only for older teens and adults.
