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Rage of Bahamut: Genesis

Rage of Bahamut: Genesis

神撃のバハムート GENESIS · Shingeki no Bahamut: Genesis
7.61Score#951Ranked#466Popularity97.3KOn listsFinished airing
10 languages
From Acino, the anime encyclopedia
Contents
  1. Premise
  2. Characters
  3. Production
  4. Music
  5. Episodes
  6. Where to watch
  7. Videos and pictures
  8. Ratings and statistics
  9. Watch order
  10. Related works
  11. Recommendations
  12. References
  13. External links
Rage of Bahamut: Genesis
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Japanese神撃のバハムート GENESIS
RomanizedShingeki no Bahamut: Genesis
GenreAction, Adventure, Fantasy
TypeTV series
Based onCard game
Directed byKeiichi Satou
Written byKeiichi Hasegawa
Character designNaoyuki Onda
Music byYoshihiro Ike
StudioMAPPA
Original runOctober 6, 2014 – December 29, 2014
Episodes12
Episode length24 min
BroadcastMondays
Total running time4 hr 48 min
StatusFinished airing
SeasonFall 2014
Age ratingR – 17+
Score★ 7.61 (#951)
On users' lists97,334
Kitsu, Shikimori
StreamingPrime Video, Hulu

Rage of Bahamut: Genesis (Japanese: 神撃のバハムート GENESIS, Hepburn: Shingeki no Bahamut: Genesis) is a 2014 Japanese anime television series based on the card game. It is animated by MAPPA and directed by Keiichi Satou. It aired from October 6, 2014 to December 29, 2014, with 12 episodes.

In a fantasy world shared by humans, gods, and demons, bounty hunter Favaro Leone’s life changes when he encounters the mysterious Amira. Their meeting draws Favaro and his rival Kaisar Lidfard into events connected to the sealed dragon Bahamut, setting the stage for a story that brings personal rivalries into a wider conflict among supernatural forces.

Premise

In Mistarcia, humans live alongside gods and demons. The dragon Bahamut once threatened the world, and the gods and demons joined forces to seal it, dividing the key to its prison between them. The fragile peace that followed forms the backdrop to the story.

He is also pursued by fellow bounty hunter Kaisar Lidfard, who holds a grudge against him. As Favaro and Kaisar become entangled in the consequences of Amira’s arrival, the old danger surrounding Bahamut looms over their journey. Rita is among the central characters in the events that unfold.

Characters

The main characters are Amira, bounty hunter Favaro Leone, his rival Kaisar Lidfard, and Rita.

Main characters

Supporting characters

Gabriel · Lavalley · Lucifer · Martinet · Pazuzu · Rita's Father · Rita's Mother · Amon · Ancient Forest Dragon · Belzebuth · Charioce XIII · Garth · Gaurin · Ghos · Barossa Leone · Michael · Raphael · Uriel

Voice cast by language

Voice actors in each language, as listed by Kitsu. A language appears only where a dub of this title is listed.

CharacterJapaneseEnglish
Favaro LeoneMainHiroyuki YoshinoIan Sinclair
Kaisar LidfardMainGo InoueChris Rager
RitaMainMiyuki SawashiroApphia Yu
AmiraMainRisa ShimizuTia Ballard
Jeanne d'ArcSupportingMegumi HanJad Saxton
AzazelSupportingMasakazu MoritaKent Williams
BacchusSupportingHiroshi IwasakiBrian Mathis
CerberusSupportingEri KitamuraLeah Clark
HamsaSupportingShoutarou MorikuboKyle Phillips
GabrielSupportingAyumi FujimuraAlexis Tipton
LavalleySupportingHiroaki HirataTyson Rinehart
LuciferSupportingTakahiro SakuraiTodd Haberkorn
All languages (4)
CharacterJapaneseEnglishGermanFrench
Favaro LeoneMainHiroyuki YoshinoIan SinclairPatrick BachArthur Pestel
Kaisar LidfardMainGo InoueChris RagerNicolas KönigBrice Ournac
RitaMainMiyuki SawashiroApphia YuKristina von WeltzienGabrielle Jeru
AmiraMainRisa ShimizuTia BallardLeoni Oeffinger–
Jeanne d'ArcSupportingMegumi HanJad SaxtonSimona PahlDany Benedito
AzazelSupportingMasakazu MoritaKent WilliamsRasmus BorowskiDamien Laquet
BacchusSupportingHiroshi IwasakiBrian Mathis–Laurent Pasquier
CerberusSupportingEri KitamuraLeah ClarkDaniela ReidiesJustine Hostekint
HamsaSupportingShoutarou MorikuboKyle PhillipsPeter WeisDimitri Rougeul
GabrielSupportingAyumi FujimuraAlexis TiptonMerete BrettschneiderAmandine Longeac
LavalleySupportingHiroaki HirataTyson RinehartJan-David RönfeldtMartial Le Minoux
LuciferSupportingTakahiro SakuraiTodd HaberkornMartin MayFabien Albanese
MartinetSupportingKenjirou TsudaChristopher SabatRobin BroschHyppolite Audouy
BelzebuthSupportingRyuuzaburou OotomoVic MignognaKonstantin GraudusMartial Le Minoux
Charioce XIIISupportingTessyo GendaBarry Yandell––
GarthSupportingHisao EgawaCharles CampbellKonstantin Graudus–
GhosSupportingHisao EgawaBill JenkinsWalter Wigand–
Barossa LeoneSupportingTetsuo KanaoSonny Strait––

Production

Rage of Bahamut: Genesis is a television anime based on a card game. MAPPA produced the series, with Keiichi Satou directing and Keiichi Hasegawa handling series composition. Naoyuki Onda was responsible for character design, and Yoshihiro Ike composed the music. The series aired from October 6 to December 29, 2014, with each episode running 24 minutes.

Key staff

Staff

StudioMAPPA
DirectorKeiichi Satou
Series CompositionKeiichi Hasegawa
ScriptKeiichi Hasegawa, Masanao Akahoshi, Solenne Mathé
Character DesignNaoyuki Onda
MusicYoshihiro Ike
Art DirectorHideki Nakamura
Chief Animation DirectorNaoyuki Onda
Color DesignOsamu Mikasa
EditingKiyoshi Hirose
Theme Song PerformanceRisa Shimizu, SiM
ProducerManabu Ootsuka

Music

Opening themes

Ending themes

Songs, performers and episodes from AnimeThemes.

Episodes

12 of 12 episodes aired
No.TitleOriginal air dateStatus
1“Encounter Wytearp”October 6, 2014Aired
2“Escape from Levian”October 13, 2014Aired
3“Fog of Nebelville”October 20, 2014Aired
4“Reunion at Ysmenport”October 27, 2014Aired
5“Rescue in Sword Valley”November 3, 2014Aired
6“Anatae, Part 1: Legendary Saint”November 10, 2014Aired
7“Anatae, Part 2: The Storm Rages”November 24, 2014Aired
8“Anatae, Part 3: Beyond the Storm”December 1, 2014Aired
9“Decision in the Wailing Woods”December 8, 2014Aired
10“Helheim, Land of Lies”December 15, 2014Aired
11“All Roads Lead to Abos”December 22, 2014Aired
12“Rage of Bahamut”December 29, 2014Aired

Where to watch

Streaming services that list Rage of Bahamut: Genesis. What you can watch depends on your country. Acino does not host any video; each link leads to the service's own page.

Videos and pictures

Trailers and music

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Ratings and statistics

7.6118,928 ratings#951 by score in Acino

Score distribution

1016.2%
916.9%
830%
721.2%
69.3%
53.6%
41.5%
30.5%
20.3%
10.4%

On users' lists

  • Plan to watch22,248
  • Watching2,037
  • Completed36,407
  • On hold1,165
  • Dropped1,793

Ratings and list counts come from Shikimori, whose scores mirror MyAnimeList.

Audience

How many people follow this anime on the largest anime databases. The numbers are refreshed every few days; one person may use several sites.

97.3KOn users' lists
36.4KCompleted
2KWatching
22.2KPlan to watch
308Favorites
SiteMembersWatchingCompletedPlan to watchDroppedFavorites
Kitsu33,684————308
Shikimori63,6502,03736,40722,2481,793—

Watch order

The Rage of Bahamut: Genesis story in order of release, as listed in Acino.

#TitleFormatEpisodesReleased
1Rage of Bahamut: GenesisTV series12October 6, 2014
2Shingeki no Bahamut: Genesis - Roundup (Summary)TV special1November 18, 2014
3Rage of Bahamut: Genesis - Short Story (Sequel)ONA2December 28, 2016
4Rage of Bahamut: Virgin Soul (Sequel)TV series24April 8, 2017
OtherMysteria Friends (TV series, 2019)

Recommendations

Titles that share the most genres with Rage of Bahamut: Genesis.

References

  1. “Shingeki no Bahamut: Genesis”. Shikimori. Retrieved November 11, 2026.
  2. “Shingeki no Bahamut: Genesis”. MyAnimeList. Retrieved November 11, 2026.
  3. “Rage of Bahamut: Genesis”. Kitsu. Retrieved November 11, 2026.
  4. “Rage of Bahamut: Genesis”. AnimeThemes. Retrieved November 11, 2026.
  5. “Q16350910”. Wikidata. Retrieved November 11, 2026.

The facts on this page come from the databases listed above. The article text is written by Acino with AI assistance, using only those facts.

In other databases