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Witchblade is an American ongoing comic book series of the action and supernatural fantasy genres. It was published by Top Cow Productions as an imprint of Image Comics and ran for 186 issues from November 1995 to October 2015. The series was created by writer & artist Marc Silvestri, editor David Wohl, writers Brian Haberlin & Christina Z, and artist Michael Turner.

Witchblade is a television movie that served as a pilot to a television series. It was directed by Ralph Hemecker with a teleplay written by J.D. Zeik. It was produced by Halsted Pictures, Mythic Films and Top Cow Productions and premiered on TNT on August 27th, 2000. It starred Yancy Butler, Anthony Cistaro, Conrad Dunn, David Chokachi, Kenneth Welsh, Will Yun Lee, and Eric Etebari.

Witchblade is a live-action television series that is an adaptation of the Witchblade comic book series by Top Cow Productions. The series was produced by Halsted Pictures and Mythic Films and aired on TNT for two seasons from June 2001 to August 2002, spanning a total of twenty-three episodes.

The show was developed for television by Ralph Hemecker and starred Yancy Butler as Sara Pezzini, David Chokachi as Jake McCarthy, Anthony Cistaro as Kenneth Irons, Will Yun Lee as Danny Woo, John Hensley as Gabriel Bowman, Eric Etebari as Ian Notingham, Kathryn Winslow as Vicki Po and Nestor Serrano as Bruno Dante.

Witchibureido is an anime series loosely based on the American comic book series Witchblade, published by Image Comics & Top Cow Productions, but is not a direct adaptation and takes place in an alternate setting with new characters. The bearer of the Witchblade is Masane Amaha, who is a kindhearted, well-intentioned woman who is clumsy and awkward around the house. Having lost her memory during the Great Quake which ravaged Tokyo, Japan, Masane was found uninjured at the quake's ground zero with a baby in her arms. Six years later, she returns to Tokyo with the child, whom she believes is her daughter, intending to live a peaceful life. Masane becomes entangled in a power struggle between a large corporation and a government agency, and discovers that a mysterious bracelet on her right wrist is the legendary Witchblade.

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Season One[]

Episode	Title	Airdate
1x01	Parallax	June 12th, 2001
1x02	Conundrum	June 19th, 2001
1x03	Diplopia	June 26th, 2001
1x04	Sacrifice	July 3rd, 2001
1x05	Legion	July 10th, 2001
1x06	Maelstrom	July 17th, 2001
1x07	Periculum	July 24th, 2001
1x08	Thanatopis	July 31st, 2001
1x09	Apprehension	August 7th, 2001
1x10	Convergence	August 14th, 2001
1x11	Transcendence	August 21st, 2001

Season Two[]

Episode	Title	Airdate
2x01	Emergence	June 16th, 2002
2x02	Destiny	June 16th, 2002
2x03	Agape	June 17th, 2002
2x04	Consectatio	June 24th, 2002
2x05	Static	July 1st, 2002
2x06	Nailed	July 8th, 2002
2x07	Lagrimas	July 15th, 2002
2x08	Hierophant	July 22nd, 2002
2x09	Veritas	August 5th, 2002
2x10	Parabolic	August 12th, 2002
2x11	Palindrome	August 19th, 2002
2x12	Ubique	August 26th, 2002

The Anime[]

Episode	Title	Airdate
1x01	Beginning	April 5th, 2006
1x02	Confusion	2006
1x03	Opposition	2006
1x04	Movement	2006
1x05	Search	2006
1x06	Change	2006
1x07	Past	2006
1x08	Mutuality	2006
1x09	Sadness	2006
1x10	Association	2006
1x11	Danger	2006
1x12	Capture	2006
1x13	Separation	2006
1x14	House	2006
1x15	Bond	2006
1x16	Relaxation	2006
1x17	Mingling	2006
1x18	Rolling	2006
1x19	Thought	2006
1x20	Wish	2006
1x21	Vow	2006
1x22	Telling	2006
1x23	Disturbance	2006
1x24	Light	September 20th, 2006