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The Best Episodes Directed By Reiji Nagazono

Every TV Episode Directed by Reiji Nagazono Ranked from Best to Worst by Thousands of Voters

  • Insignia of an Ancient Castle
    8.0/10(2)

    #1 - Insignia of an Ancient Castle

    Season 1 Episode 9

    Aired 3/9/2023

    Just before the start of the war between Atland and Valghia, Kaina and his friends race to get proof of a great tree that can save everyone, including their enemies.

    Director: Reiji Nagazono

    Writer: Sadayuki Murai

  • Conflict at the Snow Sea
    7.5/10(2)

    #2 - Conflict at the Snow Sea

    Season 1 Episode 4

    Aired 2/2/2023

    The Valghians capture Ririha so they can strongarm the Atlandians into surrendering. The Atlandian soldiers engage in the battle to rescue Ririha and Kaina, but aren't successful. Ririha manages to free Kaina while she remains in captivity.

    Director: Reiji Nagazono

    Writer: Sadayuki Murai

  • Ririha in a Cage
    7.0/10(2)

    #3 - Ririha in a Cage

    Season 1 Episode 6

    Aired 2/16/2023

    Once the Valghian admiral receives Atland's message that they will not surrender, he decides to leave Ririha outside to freeze to death. Luckily, Kaina and Yaona come to her rescue, but now they must figure out a way to escape and return to Atland.

    Director: Reiji Nagazono

    Writer: Sadayuki Murai

  • Scale of Hope
    7.0/10(1)

    #4 - Scale of Hope

    Season 1 Episode 11

    Aired 3/23/2023

    Drunk on power, the Admiral continues to operate the Builder and is determined to kill the King. Ririha tries to save her father, which results in making herself the Admiral's target. Will Kaina make it in time to save Ririha?

    Director: Reiji Nagazono

    Writer: Sadayuki Murai

Reiji Nagazono Ratings Summary

"Insignia of an Ancient Castle" is the best rated episode directed by Reiji Nagazono. It scored 8/10 based on 2 votes. It was written by Sadayuki Murai. It aired on 3/9/2023 and is rated 0.5 points higher than their second-best episode, "Conflict at the Snow Sea".