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Chaos Dragon

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Adapted from the English Wikipedia article Chaos Dragon, available under CC BY-SA 4.0Updated 11 August 2025
Chaos Dragon
Company typeMultimedia franchise
IndustryEntertainment
Founded2015
FounderMakoto Sanda
ProductsRole-playing game, anime series, board game, mobile game
ParentSega (for games)
is a Japanese multimedia franchise originating from the role-playing game Red Dragon created by Makoto Sanda. It features characters designed by a group of distinguished authors, including Gen Urobuchi, Kinoko Nasu, Izuki Kogyoku, Simadoriru, and Ryōgo Narita.

The anime adaptation of the franchise, , was produced by studios Silver Link and Connect and broadcast from July through September 2015. Streaming distribution rights were obtained by AnimeLab for audiences in Australia and New Zealand. Additionally, the franchise includes a board game titled Chaos Dragon: Haō Shunjū and a mobile role-playing game called Chaos Dragon: Konton Senso, both developed and published by Sega for Android and iOS platforms in 2015.

Plot

Taking place in Huanli during the Year of Dazzling 3015, Chaos Dragon centers on the turmoil between two warring nations, D'natia and Kōran, which threatens global stability. The island nation Nil Kamui has lost its independence, and its protective deity, the Red Dragon, has become uncontrollable. The storyline investigates whether Nil Kamui can regain its sovereignty amidst this chaos.

This series is adapted from the role-playing fiction project Red Dragon, conceived by five prominent writers: Gen Urobuchi, Kinoko Nasu, Izuki Kogyoku, Ryōgo Narita, and Simadoriru from the Stripe Pattern doujin circle. Their six-day tabletop RPG sessions served as the foundation for a seven-volume light novel collection.

Characters

A royal descendant from Nil Kamui who begins with an innocent nature but gradually embraces the ramifications of his decisions. He channels power derived from the Red Dragon.
Ibuki’s protector merged with a demon named Val, dedicated to safeguarding him as vowed to Mashiro. Character created by Izuki Kogyoku.
A Black Dragon Knight belonging to D'natia’s elite forces. Character crafted by Kinoko Nasu.
An assassin affiliated with a religious sect in Kōran. Created by Gen Urobuchi.
A mysterious immortal merchant hailing from Haiga city. Developed by Ryōgo Narita.
One of the seven world dragons serving as Nil Kamui’s guardian deity.
Ibuki’s fellow kendō practitioner.
A young swordsman who lost his sister during the Seven-Year War.
Commander leading the revolutionary army.
Grew up alongside Ibuki in an orphanage located in Nil Kamui.
Orphaned as a result of the Seven-Year War between Nil Kamui and Kōran.
A devotee of Swallow Cratsvalley.
D'natia’s guardian dragon entity.
Leader of the third legion within the Black Dragon Knights, ranked third overall among knights.
Deputy leader of the third legion, holding 22nd rank among knights.
A sword that consumes souls and possesses a youthful personality; it remains sealed in a coffin between battles due to its enchanting power. Lou Zhenhua refers to it as "Your Highness."
A commander from Kōran proficient with advanced firearms technology.
A Kōran commander equipped with mechanical battle augmentations.
A soldier from Kōran who harbors disdain toward Nil Kamui’s population, viewing them as savages.
A young girl under Lou Zhenhua’s command capable of appearing and vanishing unpredictably.
A priest originating from D'natia.
The newly appointed leader representing Kouran's military forces.
A half-human entity serving under Kaguraba.
Fused with a demon, serving Kaguraba faithfully.
Owner and operator of a giant elephant.
Ibuki’s twin sister, believed dead alongside Nil Kamui’s former king during the Seven-Year War, reemerges as D’natia’s nominee for ruler of Nil Kamui.

Episodes

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