Queen’s Blade is a Collection of visual Battle Novels published by Hobby Japan, Motivated by the Accredited Functions in Firelight Game Company’s Lost Worlds, and first released in 2005.
It features sensual suggestive depictions of a completely feminine cast of characters – there’s a particular emphasis on the physical beauty of each female cast. The total storyline of this game revolves around a championship known as the Queen’s Blade, which will be held once every four years to ascertain a Queen.
Since its first launch, the show has evolved into a media company, spanning four manga adaptations, three anime adaptations, three mild books, and a video game adaptation.
So here we will be talking about the anime adaptation watch order, which will help you to watch Queen’s Blade in Order. So let’s discuss the Queen’s Blade Watch Order.
Queen’s Blade Watch Order
- Queen’s Blade – Rurou No Senshi (The Exiled Virgin)
- Queen’s Blade: Rurou no Senshi Specials
- Queen’s Blade – Gyokuza wo Tsugu Mono (Inheritor of the Throne AKA The Evil Eye)
- Queen’s Blade – Gyokuza wo Tsugu Mono Specials
- Queen’s Blade – Utsukushiki Toushitachi (Beautiful Warriors)
- Queen’s Blade – Beautiful Warriors OVA
- Queen’s Blade – Premium Visual Book OVA
- Vanquished Queens OVA
- Queen’s Blade – Rebellion
- Queen’s Blade – Grimoire
- Queen’s Blade: Rebellion Specials
- Queen’s Blade: Unlimited
Where to Watch Queen’s Blade
Queen’s Blade does not seem to be available on many platforms. But you can see some of its seasons on :
- Prime Video
as for others, you can check out the unofficial anime sites; there, you can find most of the seasons listed above.
Synopsis
There can be no short supply of formidable opponents in a land where a queen is chosen every few years solely by winning a tournament. For one woman warrior, however, an early defeat clearly shows her that she lacks experience though she may be bountiful in body.
Fortunately, while defeat could spell one’s doom, her life is saved by a powerful stranger. But unfortunately for this savior, less-than-pure motives and shrewd family members mean her reward is a prison cell. Her release is prompt when the unseasoned warrior she saved, tired of her current lifestyle of nobility, sets off to prove herself.
