When the Last Sword Is Drawn behind the scenes gags
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Dillan 2022-04-21 09:03:32
In the Edo period, the samurai at the end of the Tokugawa shogunate, they were noble and chivalrous, but they were left alone in the political whirlpool, and their swords fell under the guns. Yoshimura, a grass-roots warrior, was despised in the first half of his life, and feared in the second half of his life, so Saito-kun's emotional change from disgust to respect for him came naturally. The spirit of Bushido in Japan is quite fascinating. When everything is irreversible, the king is the sword.
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Meredith 2022-03-18 09:01:09
It is better to translate the name in English. Although our protagonist has taken the righteousness, he really does not look like a samurai. He talks, pays attention to money, and what he always wants to protect is not the so-called sky, country, Bushido, and his departure from the feudal lord. Sakamoto and Ito have gorgeous reasons, his life is like the snow in the south, falling quietly, covering all regrets, moving, and tragic is a perfect ending.
When the Last Sword Is Drawn quotes
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Hajime Saitô: A fox thinks for himself - while a dog simply follows.
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Kaichirô Yoshimura: I can't leave the father I loved to cross the River of Death alone.