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Takeda Shingen: Season 1 - 50 Episode s
1x1 - Father and Son
January 10, 1988
1x2 - Time for a Decision
January 17, 1988
1x3 - Farewell
January 24, 1988
1x4 - A Fateful Encounter
January 31, 1988
1x5 - Legend of the Lake
February 7, 1988
1x6 - Attack on Suwa
February 14, 1988
1x7 - Fuurin Kazan
February 21, 1988
1x8 - Princess Koi
February 28, 1988
1x9 - Women's Battle
March 6, 1988
1x10 - Building a Clan
March 13, 1988
1x11 - The Tiger of Echigo
March 20, 1988
1x12 - Hojo of the Sea
March 27, 1988
1x13 - Road to Kawanakajima
April 3, 1988
1x14 - The Savage of Owari
April 10, 1988
1x15 - Mother and Child
April 17, 1988
1x16 - The Conquest of Shinano
April 24, 1988
1x17 - Encountering the Tiger
May 1, 1988
1x18 - Farewell Princess Koi
May 8, 1988
1x19 - Three Country Alliance
May 15, 1988
1x20 - 200 Day Confrontation
May 22, 1988
1x21 - Kagetoras Disappearance
May 29, 1988
1x22 - Wicked Wind To Send Confusion
June 5, 1988
1x23 - Nobutora's Transformation
June 12, 1988
1x24 - Yoshimoto's Death in Battle
June 19, 1988
1x25 - Onset of Tragedy
June 26, 1988
1x26 - Ujiyasu and Kagetora
July 3, 1988
1x27 - Battle of Kawanakajima: Part One
July 10, 1988
1x28 - Battle of Kawanakajima: Part Two
July 17, 1988
1x29 - Victory and Defeat
July 24, 1988
1x30 - Yoshinobu Incident: Part One
July 31, 1988
1x31 - Yoshinobu Incident: Part Two
August 7, 1988
1x32 - Confinement of Yoshinobu
August 14, 1988
1x33 - Death of the Mino Demon
August 21, 1988
1x34 - Attack on Joshu
August 28, 1988
1x35 - Crumbling Alliance
September 4, 1988
1x36 - Nobunaga Goes to Kyoto
September 11, 1988
1x37 - Attack on Suruga
September 18, 1988
1x38 - Attack on Odawara
September 25, 1988
1x39 - Dreaming of Kyoto
October 2, 1988
1x40 - Demon of the Dark
October 9, 1988
1x41 - Mirror in the Moonlight
October 16, 1988
1x42 - Double Death
October 23, 1988
1x43 - Spring of 8.000 Years
October 30, 1988
1x44 - Elegy for Ujiyasu
November 6, 1988
1x45 - Road to Kyoto
November 13, 1988
1x46 - Final Departure to the Front
November 20, 1988
1x47 - Battle of Mikatagahara
November 27, 1988
1x48 - Shingen Collapses
December 4, 1988
1x49 - Illusionary Kyoto
December 11, 1988
1x50 - Twilight of the Gods
December 18, 1988
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