to help them defeat Karma. After sealing the building to prevent evil to escape, Kouga and the others search for Karma while dealing with numerous phantoms created from her many victims. As Kouga fights for his life against Kurusu, Rekka kills Shion before finding Karma's mirror and alerting the others to her location. At mirror location, Rekka and Kouga fought Kurusu. Rekka activated the Rubis Sword to enter Karma’s mirror world and the three of them took their battle within Karma’s mirror. Able to summon his armor within Karma’s realm, Garo returned and defeated Kurusu. However, Karma appeared and reconfigured the stage into a hellish wasteland for combat. Battling in her true form, Garo struggles to defeat Karma. However, Akaza sacrifices his life to cross into the mirror to deliver Rekka’s flute. By playing the flute, she was able to summon all the trapped spirits (including her father) Karma has been feeding on. They united their power and formed Dragon Formation Garo to defeat Karma. Returning to their world, Kouga and Rekka learned that Akaza sacrificed himself to save them. Heartbroken over Akaza’s death, the team mourns for Akaza. With Karma defeated, Kouga bids Rekka and Shiguto farewell. Rekka intends to stay behind to watch over the city with Shiguto. Before leaving, Rekka gives Kouga a young Makai Dragon if either needs to contact the other for help. On their way back to their territory, thinking up a name for the young Makai Dragon, Zaruba decides to call it "Kaoru", much to Kouga's annoyance. Kouga’s story continues in Makai Flash Knight. Cast Release Garo: Red Requiem was released in Japan on October 30, 2010. References External links Garo: Red Requiem 2010s Japanese-language films Red Requiem 2010 3D films 2010 horror films Japanese 3D films Martial arts horror films 2010 films Tokusatsu films 2010s Japanese films