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Format
short-form series
Episodes
215
Episode length
5 min
Total watch time
17 h 55 min
Status
Finished
Aired
April 3, 2006 – March 26, 2010
Season
Spring 2006
Music
Jun Miyake
Age rating
G — All Ages
Country
Japan
AniList score
47/100
Official site
zenmaizamurai.com
Estimated watch time
17h 55m
⚡ 43 days at 5 eps/day
TV ShortFinished2006 Spring

Zenmai Zamurai

ぜんまいざむらい
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Synopsis

200 years ago, Zenmai Zamurai was a thief by profession. While stealing from a house one night, he fell down a well and died. He was then resurrected by Daifukunokami and a wind-up key was placed on his head. If the key wound down, Zennosuke would die. The only way the key can be wound is by Zennosuke doing good deeds. In order to achieve this end, he is given the Dango-ken, which is a sword with Japanese Dumplings skewered onto it. Whenever Zenmai Zamurai sees people doing injustice or generally being out of control, he uses his sword to shoot the dumplings into their mouths. When the dumplings are eaten, the people suddenly become happy and realize the error of their ways. He helps out the people of his village in many ways, big and small. Whenever he has done well, a rainbow comes out of the sky to wind up his key.

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30 episodes are listed.

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Zenmai Zamurai FAQ

How many episodes does Zenmai Zamurai have?

Zenmai Zamurai has 215 episodes of about 5 minutes each, roughly 17 h 55 min in total.

How long does it take to watch Zenmai Zamurai?

About 17 h 55 min back to back. At two episodes a day it takes 108 days; at one hour a day, about 18 days.

Is Zenmai Zamurai finished?

Yes. Zenmai Zamurai has finished airing — the final episode aired March 26, 2010.

What follows Zenmai Zamurai?

No sequel is listed for Zenmai Zamurai as of October 2026.

Who animated Zenmai Zamurai?

Zenmai Zamurai was animated by A-1 Pictures and directed by Tetsuo Yasumi.