During the reign of Shogun Iemitsu, a plague appears out of nowhere. Its presence is marked by a fever and red boils. Starting in a small mountain village, ...

Spiritual Licensee: The series is essentially Y: The Last Man if it took place in (and apparently confined to) Edo-era Japan.

There's a certain sadness to be had to see Sutezo, a ladykiller and carefree boy, jump for joy at the birth of his own daughter, only for him to slip, paralyze ...

Tropes found in this episode: · Arc Villain: An AU Kama/Mara, who seeks to manifest as Beast III/L in order to cause societal decay. · Arc Words: "Tokugawa".

The real Ienari was said to have fathered 75 children, how are they going to reconcile that with a female shogun?

Kazu comes up with a Zany Scheme to ensure Iemochi a successor by having herself impregnated by a member of the Inner Chamber who knows her secret.

A page for describing Awesome: Ōoku: The Inner Chambers. Chikako outs herself as female and essentially blackmails the Imperial government into sparing …

Ooku contains examples of the following: · All Women Are Lustful · Alternate History · Anatomically-Impossible Sex · Animal Wrongs Group · Animation Anatomy Aging ...

A page for describing Trivia: Ōoku: The Inner Chambers. Actor-Shared Background: Mamoru Miyano, who voiced Arikoto in the Netflix anime adaptation, …

This series does not rely on the power of friendship/love tropes you find in Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh! This does not have the bombastic action scenes of Attack ...