Season
- Season 1 2009-01-10
- Season 0 2010-01-09
Episode
- Episode 1: Erin the Green-Eyed
- Episode 2: Soh-Yon the Healer
- Episode 3: The Battling Beast
- Episode 4: Secret in the Mist
- Episode 5: Erin and the Egg Thief
- Episode 6: Soh-Yon's Warmth
- Episode 7: Mother's Whistle
- Episode 8: Joh-on the Beekeeper
- Episode 9: Honey and Erin
- Episode 10: Dawn of the Bird
- Episode 11: Inside the Door
- Episode 12: The Silver Feather
- Episode 13: The Valley of the Ohju
- Episode 14: People of the Mist
- Episode 15: The Two's Pasts
- Episode 16: Ia-lu the Seh-zan
- Episode 17: Shin-Oh in Danger
- Episode 18: Master Esal
- Episode 19: Friends at Kazalm
- Episode 20: The Ohju Named Lilan
- Episode 21: The Disappearing Light
- Episode 22: The Harp's Sound
- Episode 23: The Oath of Kazalm
- Episode 24: Song of Grief
- Episode 25: An Errand for Two
- Episode 26: Lilan's Heart
- Episode 27: Fallen into Hikara
- Episode 28: Joh-on's Death
- Episode 29: The Beast's Fangs
- Episode 30: The Fourth Winter
- Episode 31: Luminous Sky
- Episode 32: The Great Crime
- Episode 33: Flying
- Episode 34: Ia-lu and Erin
- Episode 35: A New Life
- Episode 36: The Graduation Test
- Episode 37: Birth
- Episode 38: Shin-Oh Harumiyah
- Episode 39: Tohda Attack
- Episode 40: A Nation in Shadow
- Episode 41: The Truth of the Shin-Oh
- Episode 42: Seimiyah's Tears
- Episode 43: Beast Healer
- Episode 44: Akun-Meh-Chai
- Episode 45: Bird in a Cage
- Episode 46: Bond Between the Two
- Episode 47: Pure Night
- Episode 48: Dawn of Ryoza
- Episode 49: Final Battle
- Episode 50: Beast Player
The Beast Player Erin Season 1 An Errand for Two
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?
