I don't regret it, I don't lose it.

Hattie 2022-11-22 17:12:48

Well made anime. Great graphics, great music. The action fighting is smooth, and the weapon moves are also very refreshing.

Each episode is a short story from the Edo period, and then strung together into a complete story. After reading it, I have a lot of aftertastes, and also increased my understanding of Japanese culture. There are some weird stories that I can't understand. What's going on with people who have been mining for 500 years and can still summon zombies! Blind buskers and Sheng Longqiang are terrible. I took a screenshot of some moving pictures with my mobile phone and used it for preaching. Gu Jing's benevolence should be stronger than ADHD's Wuhuan, after all, he was the man who killed the Sword God.

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Samurai Champloo quotes

  • Sara: What I can't see I can sense.

    Mugen: [stumbling, bleeding] What?

    Sara: Inside of you looms a simmering storm of hatred and rage, but perhaps what I'm actually sensing is sadness. It's as if you've never once been loved by anyone; it's as if you're just like me.

  • Jin: [Confronting the Yagyu guards as they are about to dispatch an innocent peasant] To serve your lord and do his bidding, is that honor?

    Yagyu badass: [scoffs] Of course it is.

    Jin: Even if that lord is an unimportant piece of shit?

    Yagyu badass: [the Yagyu draw their swords to attack] What the? Watch your mouth! Don't try to interfere!

    Jin: Cutting down a man who's done nothing wrong; is that what you spent all that time honing those skills for?

    Jin: In my opinion, you're worthless.

    Yagyu badass: [rushes at him] Screw You!

    [Jinn kills all three Yagyu guards with his sword]