Gokudo (1999) is a animation web series in Japanese. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Gokudo online in HD.
Gokudo — Storyline
Gokudo is an adventurer by heart, his only goals being to get all the money and hot babes in the world. After being told by an old hag in a local bar that an evil king seeks to harm him, he is set forth unknowingly on a hilarious adventure filled with a gender changing genie, demon prince, and sword wielding enemies galore. The story thickens later on when Gokudo and friends find out the real reason for their series of events.
Cast & Crew
- Starring: Akira Ishida, Sayuri Yoshida, Shin-ichiro Miki, Yu Shimaka, Akira Sasanuma, Hideo Ishikawa, Houko Kuwashima, Ikuya Sawaki
Gokudo — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1999-04-02 |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 26 |
| Genre | Animation |
| Language | Japanese |
| Network | TV Tokyo, AT-X |
| Status | Ended |
| Rating | 6.3/10 (7 votes) |
Gokudo — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: Suddenly, I'm a Girl! (1999-04-02) — Enter our (for lack of a better word) 'hero'. We find Gokudo in some random medieval dive, trying hard to brush off an old foretuneteller who's warning him that the Magic King is o
- E2: Sappy Sidekick, Bracing Appearance (1999-04-09) — We learn that his cellmates include Rubette (a bona fide princess who's a lot more interested in a good swordfight than in waiting for Prince Charming to show up), Asuga (that land
- E3: Please, Grant My Last Wish (1999-04-16) — In the final episode of this three-part arc, our heroes converge on the throne room (only after contending with a hall of enchanted mirrors and Gokudo's abortive attempt to throw i
- E4: The King's Race: Ready or Not, Here I Come! (1999-04-23) — Starting off a new adventure (and ditching Seigi and Asuga, thankfully), this episode has the rare distinction of killing Gokudo in the first few minutes, as he gets accidentally s
- E5: The Riddle of Sphinx (1999-04-30) — Here's another good example of what's endearing about Gokudo. Take your basic fantasy premise (Parmette is a land awash with magic, but something has gone terribly wrong with the n
- E6: Don't Let Women Fool You (1999-05-07) — As those of you who read my review of the first volume may recall, when we last left our – ahem – 'heroes', Gokudo had somehow stumbled into a three-man race with the prize bei
- E7: The Shocking Truth of the Third Man! (1999-05-14) — Well, the title pretty much sums this episode up, but this wouldn't be much of a summary without a few details, so here we go… in that dumb-luck way of his, Gokudo manages to cha
- E8: The Rose Prince, the Charming, Winning Smile (1999-05-21) — And so the show gains yet another recurring character… the handsome rogue, Prince Niari, who's defining trait is his womanising nature. Apparently tempted to the mortal plane as
- E9: When in the Unimaginable Ryuga Castle… (1999-05-28) — And so we begin the third story arc of Gokudo. Frustrated at having come out of his desert race with no more than a dusty old box, he pops it open and is instantly turned into an o
- E10: Stormy Weather! The Selfish Sun-Goddess Explodes (1999-06-04) — As Gokudo and Co set off – mercilessly leaving Niari behind to keep Princess Otto company – they are soon met by Nihi, a priest of the Hanishi (the followers of the Dragon God), wh
- E11: The Destiny of the Hotoke and Magic Gods (1999-06-11) — Still hoping to find the magic sphere in the capital of Inaho, the gang chance upon Niari at the seashore… who apparently escaped the clutches of Princess Otto (lovestruck daught
- E12: Let's Play Doctor! Here Comes the Magic Sphere! (1999-06-18) — Before the fight can really get going, Ah and Ng use their arms flapping in synchronisation to hypnotise Gokudo & Co. Upon waking up, they realise Lady Nano's been abducted, so Dji
- E13: World Shattering World! Which Way Is the Future of Inaho!? (1999-06-25) — The capital city of Inaho burns as Indra and the Dragon God battle one another while searching for Gokudo, while Djinn and Pegasus finally manage to rescue Lady Nano. Meanwhile, ou
- E14: Identity Crisis! I Am You But Who Are You? (1999-07-02) — We next find the gang enjoying some rest and relaxation on a place called Demon Island (nice holiday spot, no doubt), but this is Gokudo after all, so don't expect much of a breath
- E15: Temptation of the Deadly Gorgeous Sisters! (1999-07-09) — So the gang are all still where we left them back in episode 14… which is to say, amidst an identity crisis as all of them have inexplicably switched bodies. The unsightly creatu
- E16: Me, Myself & Monkey!? (1999-07-16) — The smaller part (no pun intended) of their troubles is resolved when the lot of them end up falling into some magical hot springs (no, not those magical springs) and have all of t
- E17: The Trembling Debut of the Bok-Choy Sisters! (1999-07-23) — Abruptly, the Chingensai Sisters are number one in the Hellish music charts and perform live from the Yama Palace Stadium, introduced by MC Ikkyu. When Gokudo ('Gon-Gon' to the ado
- E18: The True Identity of Me, I'll be a Monkey's Uncle! (1999-07-30) — Using Gokudo (in the pop star persona of Gon-Gon) as bait, the gang manages to infiltrate the secret monkey encampment ruled by Gokuu (or, as is currently the case, Niari – who has
- E19: The World Is Full of Loving and Shoving! (1999-08-06) — Well, you'll remember from the previous review that when we last left our heroes, they were still suffering from the 'old body switcheroo', had just been sent to 'Hell' by the evil
- E20: Who's That Baby? Whose Baby? Mystery of the Blue Egg (1999-08-13) — As if this isn't weird enough, the gang also crosses paths with the magical talking panda from before, who's not only pregnant (from gobbling down a magical blue egg, or so he clai
- E21: Monk Sanzo Appears! What Is Happiness? (1999-08-20) — Our heroes do eventually find and confront Sanzo, who at first endeavours to convince them that Queen West has been lying to them and that he has the power to put their souls back
- E22: The Awakening of Miroku – Where Is Happiness? (1999-08-27) — As we approach the end of the Sanzo plot arc, the show gets a bit weird. (At least, weird for Gokudo.) This episode sees Sanzo engaging in a full-blown philosophical debate with Mi
- E23: Sanzo Counterattacks! Please Give Me Back My Body!! (1999-09-03) — Nanya is still jealous of Gokudo, thinking Djinn ('Jade') is in love with him ('her'). Since mer-tigers such as herself must eventually return to their animal forms, Queen West has
- E24: Get Back the Spring of Life! I Shall Return (1999-09-10) — Which brings us handily to the sixth and final plot arc of the series. Team Gokudo make a beeline for the country of Yanu to find the Spring the Life, which allegedly should be abl
- E25: Am I Dreaming? Surprise at Sunrise! (1999-09-17) — Ah, the inevitable 'dreamscape battle' episode. The premise here is that both Rubette and Gokudo are fighting for their own souls and control of their own bodies. Attempting to pos
- E26: See Ya, Everybody! Nobody Can Stop Me Now! (1999-09-24) — And to tie things up well and good, in this final episode we engage in a bit of full-circle-ism with our heroes getting to revisit early 'throwaway' characters Seigi and Asuga, not
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Gokudo have? 1 season(s) with 26 episodes.
Where can I watch Gokudo? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
