After finishing the battle in Claire City, Ryuga was heading toward Line City in order to purify his armor. However, what spread out before him was a vast desert. In Sagan, a city that had barely escaped desertification, a massive outbreak of Horrors threw the city into chaos. Appearing in the city to save it from this crisis were Ermina, a Makai Priestess of the Dragon Clan, and Rian. While traveling with Ryuga toward Claire City, Rian had been summoned by Ryume and was carrying out a different mission. An overwhelming surge of Horrors, a powerful enemy clad in discarded waste, and an unidentified Makai Knight who attacks indiscriminately. On top of that, the mysterious Makai Priest Rector draws ever closer to Ryuga. Amid the increasingly chaotic battles, Ryuga and Rian are guided back into a fated reunion. After the fighting ends, Ryuga witnesses the drastically changed state of his old ally, Ryume. And as Ryume’s life comes to an end, he foretells that a great calamity will soon be unleashed upon the world. Determined to stop it, Ryuga and Rian rise to take action, but what awaits them is a cruel destiny they must bear as protectors. The battle that will shake the fate of both Ryuga and Rian now begins. (Source: Japanese = garo-project.jp || Translation = MyDramaList) Edit Translation
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- Native Title: 牙狼<GARO> 東ノ界楼
- Also Known As: Garo: Higashi no Kairou , GARO: The Eastern Realm , ガロ ひがしノかいろう
- Director: Taguchi Kiyotaka
- Screenwriter: Yoshinobu Kamo, Era Itaru
- Genres: Action, Tokusatsu, Fantasy
Cast & Credits
- Kuriyama WataruDogai RyugaMain Role
- Nanri MikiRianSupport Role
- Miyahara KanonElminaSupport Role
- Kodama TaichiRectorSupport Role
- Hiraoka AsumiResellSupport Role
Reviews
A very mixed ending
There's some neat concepts going on here with the desert city & more exploration into what the other priest clans are like, a couple spectacular fights in the middle episodes and one very fun performance by Kodama Taichi that reminded me a lot of Zac Oyama but what should be a fond farewell to a character we're been following for 13 years is let down by some bland ass dialogue and the fact that the whole show was seemingly shot on LED screen sets which is never not obvious and distractingly cheap feeling for a series that used to have so much production value. If you really care about Ryuga & Rian you'll probably need to watch this, but if they're just another set of characters to you by all means skip it.

















