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5. Chapter 4 - Feast of the Man Murdering Demons
Frederica and other Man Murdering Demons arrived at Zahhak.
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Avesta of Black and White
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About Avesta of Black and White
Avesta of Black and White is a sci-fi & fantasy TV series that premiered on September 14, 2019. It has 4 seasons and 19 episodes so far and has ended. The latest episode, Season 4 Episode 5 "Chapter 16 - Remorseless Paradise of the Fallen", aired on June 16, 2021.
Under the world of the first Divine Throne, two forces killing each other relentlessly. Black and White, Light and Darkness, Good of Evil. Until the others is destroy, the fighting will never stop. That is an instict called Avesta. Following a wicked warrior Magsarion and his path of remorseless breaking dualsim along with Quinn, who tasked with collecting "miracle".
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Episodes
19 episodes · 4 seasons
Volume 1: The Wicked Warrior
2019 · 5 episodes · Last episode: 6 years ago
Following the heretic warrior Magsarion and the doll Quinn as they defy a universe-spanning war between Good and Evil, dealing with powerful beings, reality-bending planets, and the unfolding secrets of the Throne and creation itself, starting from the aftermath of a major battle. Volume 1 focuses on Magsarion's ruthless path, Quinn's quest to collect "miracles," and introduces key figures like Samrukh, Ferdows, and Demon Kings, as they fight demons and uncover the universe's nature.
Avesta of Black and White Volume 1: The Wicked Warrior release dates →- E4
4. Chapter 3 - Corpse of the Dragon Star
Quinn, Smaluch, Ferdows, and Zurvan arrived at the planet Zahhāk, the territory of Kaikhosru, the Archdemon. Magsarion was said to join them later on after his feather returned.
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3. Chapter 2 - The Holy King's Dream
The chapter depicted Samluch ceremony to become full-fledge Yazata by Sirius along with the history of the Three Heros (Varhram, Nahid, and Sirius himself) and the eventual fall of the previous Wahman Yast. Quinn later reveals to Samluch the identity of the Seven Archdemons. The two met with Ferdows who is in charge of taking care of frozen Nahid. In Nahid's room, the group saw Magsarion's self-destructive training. Later they came across another Yazata, Zurvan who said that they're on the new mission
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2. Chapter 1 - The Wicked Warrior
Quinn and her team fought against a Daeva that has regeneration ability. Her team decimated until only Quinna and Samluch were left. Magsarion then appeared to finish off the Daeva. Quinn and others got taken by the villager to celebrate them as heroes, she bonded with a girl name Layley, meanwhile, Magsarion gone missing. Two days later, another Daeva attacked. It is revealed that the villager worshipped one of Khvarenah's inventions as "God". the device, in turn, twisted their prayer. Magsarion then proceeds to slaughter the entire village of Ashavan, including the girl Layley.
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1. Prologue - Prayer
The prologue began with the suicide of Priestess Quinn and the subsequent birth of Frederica. The POV the shifted to the birth of Quinn in the Star Cluster of Extinction and her confrontation with her "father" Khvarenah.
Volume 2 - Shameful Sky
2020 · 4 episodes · Last episode: 6 years ago
Escalates the cosmic war with Magsarion and Quinn facing resurrected threats like Nahid, who unleashes chaos, leading to major power shifts and the reveal of the world's true, tragic nature through flashbacks, showing Nadare's origins and the devastating impact of the Seven Archdemons on Star Spirits and reality itself, setting up epic battles against beings like Khvarenah and Bahlavan.
Avesta of Black and White Volume 2 - Shameful Sky release dates →- E4
4. Chapter 8 - Disappearing into the Sky
An intense battle where Zaurid and Taurvid attack Wahman Yasht but are repelled by Ferdows, Samrukh, Roxanne, and Sirius, with Samrukh being gravely wounded and the villains then taken by Nadare to Angra Mainyu; this chapter, along with its interlude "Collapse," reveals crucial details about the Day of Collapse and sets up the chaos to come, especially concerning Magsarion and Zurvan
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3. Chapter 7 - Permeating Void
Fcuses on Magsarion's confrontation with the demonic queen Nadare within the void of Angra Mainyu, while Quinn experiences her own trials, leading to Magsarion ultimately confronting the primordial evil and confronting his brother Varhram, culminating in a universe-ending crusade and the final battle for the throne, with Bahravan proving immensely powerful against gods and demons alike.
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2. Chapter 6 - Shameful Sky
The protagonists Quinn, Magsarion, and Zurvan are ambushed and pulled into the corrupted realm of Druj Nasu by Mashyana, following intense confrontations in the previous chapters, leading them into a dark, perilous spiritual battle against primordial evil and self-despair, highlighting the core struggle between divine order and demonic corruption
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1. Chapter 5 - Feast Of Heroes
Shifts focus to an extraordinary, tiny, super-dense star with immense gravity, a phenomenon defying typical stellar remnants, setting a cosmic stage for the immense willpower and divine-level conflicts faced by powerful figures like Bahlavan, who endures attacks from Spenta-Mainyu while embodying the ultimate striving for immortality, highlighting the sheer force of will against overwhelming power in this universe
Volume 3 -Something Immutable
2020 · 5 episodes · Last episode: 5 years ago
Magsarion's brutal path as he slaughters Frederica, Bahlavan, and Khvarenah, gaining control over demons and ending the Man Murdering Demons' existence, while Samluch undergoes training, uncovering secrets about the Archdemons with Quinn, as events accelerate towards a major clash involving Zaurid, Taurvid, and the fragmented history of powerful figures like Vahram and Munsarat, all leading to a massive confrontation where reality itself bends.
Avesta of Black and White Volume 3 -Something Immutable release dates →- E5
5. Chapter 12 - To Become Immutable
Magsarion confronts and slays Bahlavan, Khvarenah, and Frederica, gaining control over the Man Murdering Demons and compelling them to commit suicide, thus eliminating the demons alongside Munsarat, leading into an interlude about Vahram and the Divine Sword, before Nahid's release triggers massive cosmic destruction, setting up the final conflict.
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4. Chapter 11 - That Which Cannot Be Forgotten
Magsarion achieves devastating power by eliminating Bahlavan, Khvarenah, and Frederica, gaining control over the Man Murdering Demons and forcing them to self-destruct, while a pivotal interlude reveals the history of the Divine Sword and Vahram's pact with Munsarat, setting the stage for Nahid's release and catastrophic events in later chapters.
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3. Chapter 10 - What is Seen in Dreams
The narrative focuses heavily on Magsarion's rampage as he slaughters powerful entities like Bahlavan, Khvarenah, and Frederica, gaining immense power, and commanding the Man Murdering Demons to self-destruct, leading to Munsarat's demise; this intense sequence sets up the later revelation of Nahid's destructive awakening in Chapter 11 and the catastrophic events that follow, altering the universe.
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2. Chapter 9 - The Impending Chaos
Magsarion's final confrontation with Nadare, the last Archdemon, following his universe-spanning crusade, leading to Magsarion facing the divine entity Atman and his brother Varhram at the Throne for ultimate succession, a massive battle deciding reality's fate**, emphasizing themes of sacrifice, divine will, and the cycle of good and evil within the grand cosmic setting.
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1. Interlude - Collapse
"Transmigration of Good and Evil," Magsarion and Quinn enter Angra Mainyu, confronting Nadare (the final Archdemon), leading to Magsarion's massive crusade to end all life, culminating in a final showdown with Nadare to decide the Throne's successor, while the "Remorseless Paradise of the Fallen" arc shows Nahid's awakening, mass destruction, and Magsarion's final victory over Nahid, Sirius, and Ferdows, leaving only him and Quinn as Yazatas before the final battle.
Volume 4 - Remorseless Paradise of The Fallen
2020 · 5 episodes · Last episode: 5 years ago
Dives deeper into the cosmic conflict, focusing on Magsarion's journey with Quinn into Angra Mainyu, facing the Archdemon Nadare, while revealing more about the universe's origins and the ultimate stakes of the throne succession, leading to a brutal clash involving Magsarion, Quinn, Sirius, and others as they fight for reality's future against the encroaching darkness, all while Magsarion grapples with his own destructive path
Avesta of Black and White Volume 4 - Remorseless Paradise of The Fallen release dates →- E5
5. Chapter 16 - Remorseless Paradise of the Fallen
Countless years after the battle with Nadare, Magsarion had completed his crusade to exterminate all life in the universe. After turning everything into an empty landscape, he was personally taken to the Throne, where he came face to face with The Atman herself and most importantly, his brother, Varhram. The finale battle to decide to the fate of the Throne succession thus began.
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4. Chapter 15 - Transmigrator of Good and Evil
Magsarion departed with Quinn in Singularity Angra Maniyu, where he would duel with the last remaining Archdemon, Nadare.
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3. Chapter 14 - Wings Of Darkness
Nahid is freed, unleashes her power creating Aka Manah, leading to mass deaths of Star Spirits like Vohu Manah, opens a rift to the Age of Zero, and mutates Ferdows, culminating in Magsarion killing Nahid, Sirius, and the mutated Ferdows, leaving only himself and Quinn as remaining Yazata
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2. Chapter 13 - To Love Only You
Nahid is freed from her seal, immediately unleashing Aka Manah, causing immense destruction, killing countless Star Spirits (including Vohu Manah and Ashozushta), and opening a rift to the Age of Zero and Naraka, mutating beings like Ferdows and ushering in cosmic chaos after Vahram's earlier triumph over demons.
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1. Interlude - Divine Sword
Focuses on the intense confrontation and philosophical debate between Nadare, embodying Black/Chaos, and the Divine Sword (Ahura Mazda), representing White/Order, as Nadare refuses to move forward until the Sword acknowledges its shared dissatisfaction with the world's "sick destiny," revealing their intertwined nature and the looming threat of universal fracture
Cast & crew
Created by Takashi Masada
Avesta of Black and White FAQ
Will there be new episodes of Avesta of Black and White?
Avesta of Black and White has ended, so no new episodes are scheduled. The final episode aired on June 16, 2021.
When did the latest episode of Avesta of Black and White come out?
The most recent episode of Avesta of Black and White, Season 4 Episode 5 "Chapter 16 - Remorseless Paradise of the Fallen", aired on June 16, 2021.
How many seasons of Avesta of Black and White are there?
Avesta of Black and White has 4 seasons with 19 episodes in total.
When did Avesta of Black and White first air?
Avesta of Black and White first aired on September 14, 2019.
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