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Denji, a destitute teenager living with a chainsaw demon puppy, is betrayed and murdered. He fuses with his pet to become a devil-hunting hybrid employed by the government.
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The story begins after the hero's party defeats the Demon King. Frieren, an elven mage who lives for thousands of years, watches her human companions age and die. Realizing she took her time with them for granted, she embarks on a new journey to learn more about human hearts.
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MAPPA treated this series like an indie cinematic art piece, blending gritty realism, cinematic camera angles, and a rotating roster of unique ending theme songs.
The 1997 television adaptation captures the tragic atmosphere and hauntingly beautiful soundtrack perfectly.
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