ヒカルの碁

ヒカルの碁
Hikaru no Go
Details
Country	Japan
Language	Japanese
Seasons	1
Episodes	75 (list of episodes)
Channels	TV Tokyo (formerly) TV Osaka (formerly) TV Aichi (formerly) TV Setouchi (formerly) Television Hokkaido (formerly) TVQ Kyushu Broadcasting (formerly) Gifu Broadcasting System (formerly) Mie Television (formerly) Biwako Broadcasting (formerly) Wakayama Telecasting Corporation (formerly) Iwate Menkoi Television (formerly) Tohoku Broadcasting Company (formerly) Yamagata Television System (formerly) TV Shinshu (formerly) Ishikawa TV (formerly) Kitanihon Broadcasting (formerly) See more... Nara Television (formerly) Nagasaki Broadcasting (formerly) Yamagata Television System (formerly) Ryukyu Broadcasting Corporation (formerly) Kagoshima Television Station (formerly) Fukushima Central Television (formerly) BS Japan (formerly) Kids Station (formerly) Disney XD (formerly)
Services	Crunchyroll Bandai Channel
Release	October 10, 2001 – March 26, 2003

ヒカルの碁 (Hikaru no Go) is a Japanese anime television series series based on the manga series of the same name, written by Yumi Hotta and illustrated by Takeshi Obata. The story follows Hikaru, who discovers a Go board in his grandfather's attic one day. The object turns out to be haunted by a ghost named Sai, the emperor's former Go teacher in the Heian era. Sai finds himself trapped in Hikaru's mind and tells him which moves to play against opponents, astonishing onlookers with the boy's apparent level of skill at the game. Prodcued by Studio Pierrot, the series aired on TV Tokyo and other affiliates from October 10, 2001 to March 26, 2003 for 75 episodes. The series was followed by a television film which aired on January 3, 2004.

Cast

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Character		Actor
Main Characters
	進藤 ヒカル Hikaru Shindou	Tomoko Kawakami 川上 倫子
	藤原 佐為 Fujiwara no Sai	Susumu Chiba 千葉 進歩
	塔矢 アキラ Akira Touya	Sanae Kobayashi 小林 沙苗
	和谷 義高 Yoshitaka Waya	Reiko Takagi 高木 礼子

International versions

	Language	Title	Channels
	Cantonese	棋靈王	Animax (formerly) TVB Jade (formerly)
	English	Hikaru no Go	ImaginAsian TV (formerly) Animax (formerly) Crunchyroll Hulu Viewster VizAnime Toonami Jetstream (formerly) ITunes (formerly)
	Filipino	Hikaru no Go	QTV Channel 11 (formerly)
	French	Hikaru no Go	Gong (formerly)
	Indonesian	Hikaru no Go	TV7 (formerly)
	Korean (KBS)	고스트 바둑왕	KBS2 (formerly)
	Korean (Tooniverse)	고스트 바둑왕	Tooniverse (formerly)
	Mandarin	棋靈王	CTS (formerly) GTV Variety Show (formerly) Momo Kids Star Chinese Movies (formerly)
	Portuguese (Brazil)	Hikaru no Go	Anime Onegai
	Spanish (Latin America)	Hikaru no Go	Anime Onegai
	Thai (TIGA)	ฮิคารุเซียนโกะ	direct-to-video
	Thai (Channel 3)	ฮิคารุเซียนโกะ	Channel 3 (formerly)
	Thai (POPS)	ฮิคารุเซียนโกะ	YouTube (POPS Anime Thailand)