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== Guests == | == Guests == | ||
*{{g2|リュメ|桑江咲菜|Ryume|[[Kuwae Sakina]]}} | *{{g2|リュメ|桑江咲菜|Ryume|[[Kuwae Sakina]]}} | ||
*{{g2|風侍|鈴木大樹| | *{{g2|風侍|鈴木大樹|Fuuji|[[Suzuki Daiki]]}} | ||
*{{g2|雷侍|田中大登| | *{{g2|雷侍|田中大登|Raiji|[[Tanaka Daito]]}} | ||
*{{g2|ピクロ人間態 | 市瀬秀和|Picro|[[Ichinose Hidekazu]]}} | *{{g2|ピクロ人間態 | 市瀬秀和|Picro|[[Ichinose Hidekazu]]}} | ||
*{{g2|ガルド|中島広稀 |Gald|[[Nakajima Hiroki]]}} | *{{g2|ガルド|中島広稀 |Gald|[[Nakajima Hiroki]]}} | ||
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*{{g2|ゲン |下條アトム|Gen|[[Shimojou Atom]]}} | *{{g2|ゲン |下條アトム|Gen|[[Shimojou Atom]]}} | ||
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== Songs Used == | == Songs Used == | ||
*[[GOLD STORM]] | *[[GOLD STORM]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:02, 14 September 2015
| Episode 02 Flame 炎 | |||
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| Garo -Gold Storm- Shou episode | |||
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| Writer | Taguchi Kei | ||
| Director | Oohashi Akira | ||
| Original air date | April 18, 2015 | ||
| Forum Thread | Thread | ||
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| Episode List | |||
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| < Episode 01 | Flame 炎 | Episode 03 > |
Important things that happened
Horror
Guests
- Ryume - Kuwae Sakina → リュメ - 桑江咲菜
- Fuuji - Suzuki Daiki → 風侍 - 鈴木大樹
- Raiji - Tanaka Daito → 雷侍 - 田中大登
- Picro - Ichinose Hidekazu → ピクロ人間態 - 市瀬秀和
- Gald - Nakajima Hiroki → ガルド - 中島広稀
- Gald's puppet - Komatsu Moka → ガルドの人形（声） (?ハルナ) - 小松もか
- Yukihime - Kuroki Momoko → ユキヒメ - 黒木桃子
- D Ringo - Izumiya Shigeru → D・リンゴ - 泉谷しげる
Songs Used
Trivia
- This episode had no preview for episode 3.
- The two daggers represent Yin and Yang from Taoism. One represents "shadow" and the other represents "light". Yin (pronounced In in Japanese) is the basis for the concept of Inga in Garo, since that represents the shadowy aspect of mankind.
- Houken (法剣): A Buddhist metaphorical sword used to cut away earthly desires.[1]
- D Ringo's shop is named Tienda de bolsa de D*ringo. Tienda de bolsa means "bag shop" in Spanish.
- Ringo is Japanese for "apple". Yukihime is Japanese for "Snow White".