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The Beast Player Erin: Specials

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2009·Ended·0/10 episodes watched

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Season detail

Specials

S00E01Summary Episode 1

Aired Jan 9, 2010

S00E02Summary Episode 2

Aired Jan 16, 2010

S00E03Summary Episode 3

Aired Jan 23, 2010

S00E04Summary Episode 4

Aired Jan 30, 2010

S00E05Summary Episode 5

Aired Feb 6, 2010

S00E06Summary Episode 6

Aired Feb 13, 2010

S00E07Summary Episode 7

Aired Feb 20, 2010

S00E08Summary Episode 8

Aired Feb 27, 2010

S00E09Summary Episode 9

Aired Mar 6, 2010

S00E10Summary Episode 10

Aired Mar 13, 2010

Series

The Beast Player Erin

In the war against neighboring countries, the Grand Duke’s warriors use dragon-like beasts called Touda as weapons. Touda are admired across the nation and villages take great pride in breeding them. Erin lives in one such village with her mother, Soyon, who is the best beastinarian in the country. However, life in the village is not so straightforward: Soyon is also an Ariyo, a woman of the Mist People - a race that is feared by humans for its mystical abilities. So that she and Erin can stay in the village, Soyon must flawlessly fulfill her duty capturing and disciplining the Touda; but while Erin wants nothing more than to become a beastinarian, she also feels sorry for the Touda and recognizes that there’s far more to them than meets the eye. Can Erin ever become an ordinary beastinarian when her deepest instincts tell her there is a better way to interact with the Touda?

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The Beast Player Erin — Season 0In the war against neighboring countries, the Grand Duke’s warriors use dragon-like beasts called Touda as weapons. Touda are admired across the nation and villages take great pride in breeding them. Erin lives in one such village with her mother, Soyon, who is the best beastinarian in the country. However, life in the village is not so straightforward: Soyon is also an Ariyo, a woman of the Mist People - a race that is feared by humans for its mystical abilities. So that she and Erin can stay in the village, Soyon must flawlessly fulfill her duty capturing and disciplining the Touda; but while Erin wants nothing more than to become a beastinarian, she also feels sorry for the Touda and recognizes that there’s far more to them than meets the eye. Can Erin ever become an ordinary beastinarian when her deepest instincts tell her there is a better way to interact with the Touda?