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'Shōgun' Finale Episode Trailer: Lord Toranaga preparing for war after Osaka attack, fans say 'Emmy awards loading'

The historical drama 'Shōgun' transports viewers deep into the tumultuous political landscape of feudal Japan

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: FX's 'Shōgun' trailer for the finale has created a buzz among viewers with its thrilling surprises.

The trailer hints at a dramatic turn of events as Lord Yoshii Toranaga (Hiroyuki Sanada) prepares for war after a devastating attack in Osaka. Viewers are left eagerly anticipating the epic showdown between rival factions, with the future of Japan hanging in the balance.

Toranaga's strategies unfolded to their climax in Episode 9, laying the groundwork for an ultimate confrontation with Ishido Kazunari (Takehiro Hira) in the season finale.

'Shōgun' finale trailer sparks joy and anticipation among fans

Fans have flooded YouTube comment section of the 'Shōgun' finale trailer with excitement and anticipation.

Many are discussing their favorite moments from the series so far, speculating on how the finale will unfold, and sharing their predictions for the ultimate showdown between Lord Toranaga and Ishido.

A fan commented on the YouTube trailer, saying, "There better be a blu-ray of this, because it's the best thing I've seen in years. I want a permanent copy."

Another follower commented, "I came to your shores TO USE YOU" Blackthorne is gonna have no chill after Episode 9's ending and I got chills with that line delivery."

A viewer expressed admiration for the series, stating, "So sad this is ending, easily one of the best series I've ever watched."

Another fan wrote, "The reloading speed of Blackthorne's flint lock pistol in the last episode was really impressive."

Another fan praised the series, saying, "Really hope this has an awards cleanup this year - deserves to win in every category. The detail is insane - love the accompanying podcast too!"

Another fan said, "Next year Emmy awards loading..."

Another viewer expressed their disappointment at the absence of a second season, commenting, "What's great about this script and acting is that Ieyasu's strategic strategies and his fatherly raccoon demeanor are always hidden behind Sanada Toranaga's back as layers. The artistry of this work was enhanced by depicting that era as it was, without relying on the various ideologies that often conflict in modern times. A valuable and wonderful work. However, from the Japanese perspective, "He made it to the Osaka camp, became the Seii Taishogun, and in both name and reality, Edo became the world's largest urban population and prosperous metropolis, and a world of peace and peace was born.'' I wanted you to do it until then. It's a pity that there is no Season 2."

Many fans also took to social media platform X to discuss the series finale. A fan wrote, "SHOGUN is the best piece of filmed entertainment I have seen in ages! So well done in every phase of the game. Even though I am a fan of the book and the original series and already know the story, it has kept me fully engrossed throughout. Can't wait for the finale!! @shogunfx."

Another fan wrote, "This latest episode of Shogun really has me on the edge of my seat. This finale is going to blow my mind....I feel it." Another fan eagerly expressed their anticipation for the finale, stating, "Me waiting for the Shogun season finale."

When will 'Shōgun' Finale Episode air?

'Shōgun' finale episode, titled 'Chapter Ten: A Dream of a Dream', will air on Tuesday, April 23, 2024.

Frederick E O Toye, known for his work on various acclaimed television series, directed the finale episode. 

Maegan Houang and Emily Yoshida served as writers of the finale episode. Their collaboration adds depth and complexity to the story, ensuring that the finale episode is filled with intrigue and drama.

How to watch 'Shōgun' Finale Episode?

The series is available on Hulu in the United States.

You need to subscribe to Hulu to watch 'Shōgun' Finale Episode.

The streaming platform provides viewers with two subscription options: an ad-supported plan for $7.99 per month and an ad-free plan for $17.99 per month. Additionally, yearly ad-supported plans are also available for $79.99. This flexibility allows viewers to choose a plan that best suits their viewing preferences and budget.