In a world where business disputes are settled by fights, Ohma Tokita wants to become the greatest champion he can be. Kengan Ashura follows his journey through the Kengan matches, alongside his reluctant mentor, as he battles to become the best. If you’re wondering how to watch Kengan Ashura on Netflix, here are some methods to do so.
Where to Watch Kengan Ashura Part 2
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How Many Episodes Are in Kengan Ashura Part 2?
There are 12 episodes in Kengan Ashura part two. Each episode lasts 25 minutes on average. You can check the complete list of Kengan Ashura episodes and their scheduled date release here below.
Part Two
- “Convictions”: October 31, 2019
- “Master and Pupil”: October 31, 2019
- “The Fisherman”: October 31, 2019
- “The Rakshasa”: October 31, 2019
- “The Devil Lance”: October 31, 2019
- “Oddities”: October 31, 2019
- “Volition”: October 31, 2019
- “Champions”: October 31, 2019
- “The Abyss”: October 31, 2019
- “Deathmatch”: October 31, 2019
- “The Devil”: October 31, 2019
- “Father”: October 31, 2019
Part One
- “Kengan”: July 31, 2019
- “Super Human”: July 31, 2019
- “Tough Guy”: July 31, 2019
- “Reunited”: July 31, 2019
- “Brawl”: July 31, 2019
- “Pulling Strings”: July 31, 2019
- “The Night Before”: July 31, 2019
- “The Battle Begins”: July 31, 2019
- “Justice”: July 31, 2019
- “Sister”: July 31, 2019
- “Ashura”: July 31, 2019
- “Father and Son”: July 31, 2019
What Are the Critics Saying About Kengan Ashura Part 2?
Kengan Ashura received an 89% from audience viewers. Audiences love how part two builds upon part one, adding more depth to the storyline and characters involved. And while some viewers felt the plot was a bit flat and shallow, others enjoyed the simplicity of the storyline, making the emphasis on characters and battles more interesting.
“A solid underground fighting club anime.” – Jeremy Looney, Common Sense Media
“Frankly, the screaming extremity of the whole endeavor isn’t unexpected — grotesque overstatement can be a key component of anime. I fully expect Kengan Ashura to satisfy any base desires for minimal plot and maximum brutal savage tumult!” – John Serba, Decider
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Is Kengan Ashura Part 2 Suitable for Kids?
Kengan Ashura is rated TV-MA, which is suitable for viewers ages 17+. The series contains severe depictions of violence and gore. It also contains mild depictions of sex and nudity, profanity, alcohol and drugs, and frightening or intense scenes.
How Can I Watch Kengan Ashura Part 2 in Its Original Language?
Kengan Ashura is originally in Japanese. In order to watch Kengan Ashura in its original language, set language settings to Japanese with English subtitles from the menu options of your streaming device.
