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The Best Episodes Directed By Masaki Tachibana

Every TV Episode Directed by Masaki Tachibana Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

Masaki Tachibana Ratings Summary

"Cheerful Child" is the best rated episode directed by Masaki Tachibana. It scored 9/10 based on 1 votes. It was written by Pierre Sugiura. It aired on 7/5/2014 and is rated 0.0 points higher than their second-best episode, "Glad You're Back".

  • Cheerful Child
    9.0/101 votes

    #1 - Cheerful Child

    Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 7/5/2014

    Handsome young master calligrapher Handa Seishuu has been exiled to a far-western island for punching a critic. He plans to focus on his writing in solitude, but rambunctious little Naru won't leave him alone...

    Director: Masaki Tachibana

    Writer: Pierre Sugiura

  • Glad You're Back
    9.0/101 votes

    #2 - Glad You're Back

    Season 1 Episode 12 - Aired 9/27/2014

    With his calligraphy exhibition entry finished, Handa wants to return to the island and the people he cares about there. Unfortunately, his mom is dead set against it. How will he convince her to let him go?

    Director: Masaki Tachibana

    Writer: Pierre Sugiura

  • The Lost Genesis
    7.5/102 votes

    #3 - The Lost Genesis

    Season 1 Episode 11 - Aired 3/20/2016

    Loser shows the others his memories, and Kyōma starts to remember more of his past as they search for the lost coil, Genesis.

    Director: Masaki Tachibana

    Writer: Ryou Higaki

  • IN:  Aerial Bombing of Dejima; NUCLEAR POWER
    7.5/106 votes

    #4 - IN: Aerial Bombing of Dejima; NUCLEAR POWER

    Season 2 Episode 24 - Aired 12/4/2004

    With the felling of Dejima Bridge by the refugees, a rumor circulates around the Cabinet that the refugees plan a mass suicide bombing using nuclear bombs. Fearing this, the Cabinet steps up the attack against the city. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Kayabuki has been secretly arrested and taken to an unknown location. Aramaki, Togusa and Proto, in trying to help the P.M. are also taken into custody and secured in her office. With Section 9 having entered the non-communication zone and Aramaki being cut off from communication, Ishikawa and a Tachikoma make their way to Spring-8 on their own. Meanwhile, Gouda has sent an unwitting Section 4 after Section 9 to retrieve the plutonium.

    Director: Masaki Tachibana

    Writer: Kenji Kamiyama

  • Pyrophoric Cult, Part II
    7.5/102 votes

    #5 - Pyrophoric Cult, Part II

    Season 1 Episode 10 - Aired 6/7/2015

    Motoko and the gang have caught their man--or have they?

    Director: Masaki Tachibana

    Writer: N/A

  • C:  The Copycat will Dance; MEME
    7.4/1011 votes

    #6 - C: The Copycat will Dance; MEME

    Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 12/1/2002

    As Togusa and Bato track down Nanao, Motoko and Paz are attempting to protect the Superintendent-General at a press conference about the police misuse of interceptors. When the virus does hit, Motoko and Paz have to act fast to save the intended victim. Meanwhile, the road to Nanao=A hits a dead end.

    Director: Masaki Tachibana

    Writer: Junichi Fujisaku

  • SA:  Chinks in the Armour of the Heart; Ag2O
    7.1/1010 votes

    #7 - SA: Chinks in the Armour of the Heart; Ag2O

    Season 1 Episode 16 - Aired 5/1/2003

    Batou goes undercover on a military base to shadow one of his former heroes, a man named Zaitsev who was an Olympic silver medalist. Now, however, he's under suspicion of espionage. Batou befriends him easily, and the two really seem to get along--which is unusual for Batou. But when Batou learns the truth behind his hero, he must make a very difficult decision.

    Director: Masaki Tachibana

    Writer: Nobutoshi Terado

  • C:  Corporate Graft; SCANDAL
    7.0/109 votes

    #8 - C: Corporate Graft; SCANDAL

    Season 1 Episode 22 - Aired 8/1/2003

    Motoko is about to be fitted for her new prosthetic body. But when the doctor arrives and begins the procedure, it's clear that she has no intent of letting Motoko out alive. Meanwhile, Aramaki receives a disturbing message that his brother has been kidnapped.

    Director: Masaki Tachibana

    Writer: Junichi Fujisaku

  • C:  The Man Who Lurks in the Darkness of the Net; CHAT! CHAT! CHAT!
    6.8/1010 votes

    #9 - C: The Man Who Lurks in the Darkness of the Net; CHAT! CHAT! CHAT!

    Season 1 Episode 9 - Aired 2/1/2003

    Motoko enters into an online chat room devoted to the Laughing Man to see if she can find any new information on him. What she discovers is a spirited debate among the self-proclaimed "fans" of the Laughing Man, but very little hard evidence.

    Director: Masaki Tachibana

    Writer: Dai Sato

  • DI:  Reactivation; REEMBODY
    6.5/1013 votes

    #10 - DI: Reactivation; REEMBODY

    Season 2 Episode 1 - Aired 1/1/2004

    Armed terrorists have taken over the Chinese Embassy in New Port City. Holding an unknown number of hostages, the group, calling themselves the Individual Eleven, are demanding that the government cease accepting Asian refugees and dissolve the five Asian refugee camps situated throughout Japan. The members of Section 9 have mobilized and are in position to move in. However, due to the events of the Laughing Man Incident (1st GIG), Section 9 technically no longer exists. The unit must wait for an official order from Chief Aramaki, who is busy making his case in front of the new Prime Minister of Japan.

    Director: Masaki Tachibana

    Writer: Kenji Kamiyama

  • IN:  To Those Without Even a Name...; SELECON
    6.4/107 votes

    #11 - IN: To Those Without Even a Name...; SELECON

    Season 2 Episode 12 - Aired 6/5/2004

    Section 9 has uncovered Shō Kawashima's ("FAKE FOOD") external memory device on the net. Hidden in a route to the Asian matrix only accessible through the European array, Section 9 concludes that the device was hidden by Gouda. Unfortunately, Gouda has left no trace of his movements in the device. The Major prepares to dive into the device with Bōma and Ishikawa watching her closely. However, before she can dive, Aramaki notifies her that someone even more important than the external memory device has just surfaced...

    Director: Masaki Tachibana

    Writer: Kenji Kamiyama

  • IN:  The Fact of Being There; ANOTHER CHANCE
    6.3/107 votes

    #12 - IN: The Fact of Being There; ANOTHER CHANCE

    Season 2 Episode 16 - Aired 8/7/2004

    Ishikawa returns from the Peninsula with the latest intel on Kuze, but is surprised to learn of a possible refugee uprising. The Major and Aramaki are sent to see the Prime Minister to discuss this matter and the existence of "hub cyberbrains". While they wait, the rest of the team listens to Ishikawa's report on Kuze's past.

    Director: Masaki Tachibana

    Writer: Kenji Kamiyama