This film is based on the classic original works by cartoonist Nobuhiro Tsuki.
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Rurouni Kenshin: I haven't Let Go of the Sword in My Hand
Miles 2022-08-04 20:02:06
After the turbulent Meiji Restoration, Japan ushered in a new era. In the tenth year of the Meiji government, an ominous atmosphere pervades Tokyo. The wicked industrialist Takeda Kanyanagi manipulates the female physician Gao Hahui to develop a new type of opium, which openly recruits the down-to-earth warriors, buys the surrounding land aggressively, and methodically realizes his wolf ambition. During this period, Udo Renee, who indiscriminately killed innocent people in the name of the executioner, drew the attention of the former Shinsengumi leader Saitoichi and also forced the swordsman to come clean. The main deity, Himura Kenshin, appears. Kamiya Hikura, who lives in Kamiya Dojo, gradually integrates into the peaceful life of Kamiya Kaoru and the surrounding commoners. However, Takeda's desires are difficult to calm. To protect the kind-hearted people, Kenshin has to pull out the reverse blade, and Sagara Sanosuke bravely breaks into the tiger's den...
This film is based on the classic original works by cartoonist Nobuhiro Tsuki.
This film is based on the classic original works by cartoonist Nobuhiro Tsuki.
Extended Reading
Rurouni Kenshin Part I: Origins quotes
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[Kenshin is going to kill Jin-E]
Kaoru Kamiya: KENSHIN, DON'T! Don't become a manslayer again... Please don't kill him... Kenshin... For those who died by your blade... And for everyone whose life you have saved... Please don't kill him... A sword that doesn't kill... A sword that can protect... For this new age of peace... Isn't that what you fought for?
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[Kaoru thinks Kenshin has left, then he appears with groceries]
Kaoru Kamiya: Welcome home, Kenshin.
Kenshin Himura: ...I'm home. That I am.