History YMMV / KatsugekiToukenRanbu

** The opening can be seen as heartbreaking and sad, since we see the six main characters visit the places where their former masters were killed and died a tragic death.

* FanPreferredCouple: Quite a few people like coupling the Saniwa together with Yagen, due to the pair being around the same height and their personalities seem interesting.

* FridgeHorror: In the second episode, "The Commander", it makes sense why the Saniwa has to return to the Citadel since their hand was seen briefly fading away and they can't stay in the past for too long. Had they not returned to the Citadel, the Saniwa will either fade out of existence or suffer a worst fate.

** In the second episode, Mutsunokami was deeply horrified on how many people were brutally massacre by the Revisionists. The scene was so bloody and a horrible sight to see.

* FridgeHorror: In the second episode, "The Commander", it makes sense why the Saniwa has to return to the Citadel since their hand was seen briefly fading away and they can't stay in the past for too long. Had they not return to the Citadel, the Saniwa will either fade out of existence or suffer a worst fate.

** The opening can be seen as heartbreaking and sad, since we see the six main characters visit the place where their former masters were killed and died a tragic death.

* FridgeHorror: In the second episode, "The Commander", it makes sense why the Saniwa has to return to the Citadel since their hand was seen briefly fading away and they can't stay in the past for too long. If they weren't able to return to the Citadel, the Saniwa will either fade out of existence or suffer a worst fate.

** The opening can be seen as heartbreaking and sad, since we see the six main characters visit the places where their former masters were killed and died a tragic death.

* FanPerferredCouple: Quite a few people like coupling the Saniwa together with Yagen, due to the pair being around the same height and their personalities seem interesting.

** In the second episode, "Commander", Mutsunokami takes out his frustrations on an already dead Revisionist by shooting it repeatedly. Who can blame the guy, he just witnessed slaughter of so many innocent lives by the Revisionists.

** The opening can be seen as heartbreaking and sad, since we see the six main characters visit the place where their former masters were killed and died a tragic death.

** The opening can be seen as heartbreaking and sad, since we see the main cast visit the place where their former masters were killed and died a tragic death.

** The opening can be seen as heartbreaking and sad, since we see the six main characters visit the place where their former masters were killed and died a tragic death.
** In the second episode, "Commander", Mutsunokami takes out his frustrated on already killed Revisionist and shoot it repeatedly. Who can blame him, he saw so many innocent lives slaughter by the Revisionists.
** In the second episode, "Commander", Yagen was the only sword who doesn't revealed his former master or origins to his teammates. Yagen only reveals his name and the type of sword he is. Many people can see why [[DemonKingNobunaga he doesn't wants to talk about his former master.]]

** In the opening is very heartbreaking and sad where each six characters visit the place where their former master killed/tragic events.

* FanPreferredCouple: Izuminokami and Horikawa. Of course they were the swords of one of Shingensumi's leaders, Hijikata Toshizō. The fans absolutely loves them.

** At the end of second episode, "The Commander", it was revealed by Izuminokami that the Revisionists wasn't targeting Historic figures, but to start a war between Japan and the foreigners. That can't not be good.

* FridgeHorror: In the second episode, "The Commander", it makes sense why the Saniwa has to return the Citadel since his hand was seen briefly faded away and he can't stay in the past too long. If he wasn't able to return to the Citadel, the Saniwa will either faded out of existence or a worst fate.

* In the second episode, Mutsunokami was deeply horrified on how many people were brutally massacre by the Revisionists. The scene was so bloody and it was a horrible sight to see.
* At the end of second episode, "The Commander", it was revealed by Izuminokami that the Revisionists wasn't targeting Historic figures, but to start a war between Japan and the foreigners. That can't not be good.

* NightmareFuel: At the end of second episode, "The Commander", it was revealed by Izuminokami that the Revisionists wasn't targeting Historic figures, but to start a war between Japan and the foreigners. That can't not be good.

* FridgeHorror: In the second episode, "The Commander", it makes sense why the Saniwa has to return Citadel since his hand was seen briefly faded away and he can't stay in the past too long. If he wasn't able to return to the Citadel, the Saniwa will either faded out of existence or a worst fate.

** "The Commander", Mutsunokami takes out his frustrated on already killed Revisionist and shoot it repeatedly. Who can blame him, he saw so many innocent lives slaughter by the Revisionists.
** In "The Commander", Yagen was the only sword who doesn't revealed his former master or origins to his teammates. Yagen only reveals his name and the type of sword he is. Many people can see why [[DemonKingNobunaga he doesn't wants to talk about his former master.]]

* FanPreferredCouple: Izuminokami and Horikawa. A course they were swords of one of Shingensumi's leaders,Hijikata Toshizō. The fans absolutely loves them.

** ''The Commander'', Mutsunokami takes out his frustrated on already killed Revisionist and shoot it repeatedly. Who can blame him, he saw so many innocent lives slaughter by the Revisionists.
** In ''The Commander'', Yagen was the only sword who doesn't revealed his former master or origins to his teammates. Yagen only reveals his name and the type of sword he is. Many people can see why [DemonKingNobunaga he doesn't wants to talk about his former master.]

* UnexpectedCharacter: Many fans found the Saniwa in this series to be this. While saniwa are usually relegated to background roles and offscreen assignments, they're never main character material in official or officially endorsed works. (Fan portrayals of one, however, are a different story.)

* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: It's a ufotable adaptation, what else could it be?

** Almost out of the starting gate, with how Horikawa is portrayed in this adaptation. Since he's been newly summoned and is taking some pointers from Izuminokami, some fans think their dynamic is reversed from that of the game and that Horikawa's relative inexperience takes away the knowledge and efficiency he had as the game version. Others are happy to see Horikawa with characterization that isn't completely centered around praising Izuminokami, and yet still others are calling him a retread of ''[[Anine/ToukenRanbuHanamaru Hanamaru]]'''s portrayal of Yamatonokami Yasusada.

** Having another adaptation focused on some of the Shinsengumi swords. ''Hanamaru'' already focused on Kiyomitsu and Yasusada, and with the protagonists of ''Katsugeki'' being Izuminokami and Horikawa, some fans are sick of it altogether.

* BrokenBase: Almost out of the starting gate, with how Horikawa is portrayed in this adaptation. Since he's been newly summoned and is taking some pointers from Izuminokami, some fans think their dynamic is reversed from that of the game and that Horikawa's relative inexperience takes away the knowledge and efficiency he had as the game version. Others are happy to see Horikawa with characterization that isn't completely centered around praising Izuminokami, and yet still others are calling him a retread of ''[[Anine/ToukenRanbuHanamaru Hanamaru]]'''s portrayal of Yamatonokami Yasusada.
** Having another adaptation focused on some of the Shinsengumi swords. ''Hanamaru'' already focused on Kiyomitsu and Yasusada, and with the protagonists of ''Katsugeki'' being Izuminokami and Horikawa, some fans are sick of it altogether.