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This is a list of episodes of Koihime Musō, a Japanese anime television series based on the visual novel of the same name. The Koihime Musou anime began airing in Japan on July 8 and ended on September 23, 2008, on Tokyo MX TV and the Chiba TV. This was followed by an OVA released on April 1, 2009.

Season 1 - Koihime Musou episodes

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Season 2 - Shin Koihime Musou episodes

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Season 3 - Shin Koihime Musou Otome Tairan episodes

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 Soon, Sonken tells Ryomō that a female flute musician is going to come to the palace to play to Sonsaku. Ryomō wasn't too sure about bring strangers to Sonsaku as she heard that assassins hide their weapons inside harmless objects. Fortunately, Sonsaku tells her that Shūyu has inspected them and they come out clean, making Ryomō sigh in relieve. At night, Ryomō was scolded by Kannei since she was sleeping on duty (due to studying habit) when Sonken goes to the bathroom while she spots an intruder entering the store room and confines her in her quarters until further notice. Inside her quarters, one of the children came to visit Ryomō in her quarters as he found a flute lying on the weeds due to the commotion. Ryomō realize what's going on and rush towards Sonsaku's throne room and manage to save her in the nick of time, abide Kannei's orders. It turns out that the female musician and her group are assassins planning to kill Sonsaku and make a diversion to use a thief to switch the flute with a poisonous blade that looks exactly like the flute.
-Sonsaku was amaze of Ryomō's quick thinking that even her strategist didn't see this coming. Meanwhile, Ryomō was sacked from  due to abiding her orders despite saving Sonsaku and tells her to stay at the quarters until further notice. Sulking, she walks to her quarters until the twins came to tell her to go to Shūyu now as she calls her. Thanks to Ryomō's actions, she was appointed as apprentice strategist for Sonken. She also informs her that Kannei even begs her to give that position since Ryomō preoccupied on her studies than guarding. Ryomō kindly accept it
+Sonsaku was amaze of Ryomō's quick thinking that even her strategist didn't see this coming. Meanwhile, Ryomō was sacked from  due to abiding her orders despite saving Sonsaku and tells her to stay at the quarters until further notice. Sulking, she walks to her quarters until the twins came to tell her to go to Shūyu now as she calls her. Thanks to Ryomō's actions, she was appointed as apprentice strategist for Sonken. She also informs her that Kannei even begs her to give that position since Ryomō preoccupied on her studies than guarding. Ryomō kindly accept it.
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 |KanjiTitle      = 魏延、一目ぼれするのこと
 |OriginalAirDate = 2010-04-22
+|ShortSummary    = At Ryūbi group, they discuss about Tontaku's situation until a female swordsman bumped into Bantai and dropped her dango. Not to happy about it, Bantai goes after her and engaging a battle with the swordsman along with Chōhi (after a few rounds). Suddenly another busty looking female appear with the group as they stop the battle. She apologize to the group while buying them dango in the restaurants (and even force the swordsman to apologize to them). She introduce herself as Gengan, the Taishu's lord while the swordsman is Gien, her student. She's been training Gien when she was young but as she grow older, she's been causing trouble by picking fights every day. As an apology, Gengan decides to give them a tour around Taishu. During that time Gien seems to take interest with Ryūbi as she looks like her late older sister when Gien was young.
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+Fed up of Gien's habit, she place a paper string at her sword and once she draws her sword the paper breaks, making her and Gien end their relationship as master and student. However, a group of bandits overheard it and beat Gien badly until Ryūbi came to stop them only to be taken hostage. No other choice, she draws her sword and beats them, going as far as breaking her own sword. Back at Gengan's place, even though their relationship ends, she questions her on why she didn't run away like she used to do it. She noted that Gien did the right thing and even though she is not her master anymore, she'll continue to take care of her as she always do.
+The next day, the group bid them farewell while Gien decides to join them while Gengan gives her weapon to her.
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 |KanjiTitle      = 孫尚香、務めを果たさんとするのこと
 |OriginalAirDate = 2010-04-29
+|ShortSummary    = Kan'u reaches to one of Enjutsu's cities and coincidentally met up with Sonshōkō. although Sonshōkō wasn't happy that Chōhi didn't come along. Before Sonshōkō explains her mission, Kan'u was attacked by Shūtai who mistaken her as a bandit. Shūtai apologize for the misunderstanding while Rikuson explains that both Son family and the Enjutsu are having a feud between the mountain to expand their territory. Yesterday, she found a treaty between the two families with the proof that the mountain is theirs. Since most of the details have been completed, they're here to give them the treaty as proof. However, they were suppose to deliver it two weeks ago because of Rikuson's habit in reading books. That night, Enshō and her advisers came to visit Enjutsu as they were here to cast in Enjutsu play. At first she refuses as she was to play as Sōsō but since Chōkun tells her that Sōsō was defeated by the three Yellow Turban sisters and ran crying, she agrees. After they left, seems that Enjutsu and Chōkun have different ideas by humiliating Enshō.
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+The next day, Kan'u and Sonshōkō group visit Enjutsu's play to give them the treaty. However Enjustu is too busy in the rehearsal and looking for a few more cast. Enjustu enlist Shūtai to play the black-hair bandit hunter (which was suppose to be Kan'u) while Kan'u, Rikuson and Sonshōkō plays the Chou sisters in exchange of looking at their treaty. Later, Kan'u notice that the script is a bit off but Chōkun tells her that it's not based on the real character but based on their own script. The performance was a success until Sonshōkō realize that her dressing room has been ransacked and notice that the treaty has been stolen. Chōkun overheard it when she was suppose to give them a gift tells Enjustu about it. In Enjutsu palace, she was confident that the scroll was stolen until Rikuson shows them the scroll in which to their surprise that it's the real deal. It was reveal that Shūtai stole the treaty and secretly gives it to Rikuson until the end of the show. Rikuson tells her that since there's high chances that Enjustsu will not see it, her reputation would be ruin as she might called a promise-breaker thus breaking off the treaty. But by pretending it's stolen, Enjutsu would feel in relieve and her reputation will not be ruin. Rikuson added that it's best not to tell Sonshōkō due to her personality about the plan. In the end Kan'u is on the boat with Sonshōkō's group heading back towards the Go Kingdom.
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