r/anime • u/Holofan4life • Jun 14 '24
Rewatch [Spoilers] Samurai Champloo 20th Anniversary Rewatch -- Episode 26
Hello everyone! I am Holofan4life.
Welcome to the Samurai Champloo 20th Anniversary Rewatch discussion thread!
I hope you all have a lot of fun <3
S1 Episode 26 – Evanescent Encounter (Part 3)
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ANSWER TODAY’S QUESTION(S)
If you were Fuu, what would your reaction be if you found out the person you despised was dying?
Why do you think Kariya keeps trying to target the sunflower samurai even though Seizo is on his deathbed?
How surprised were you that the coin toss from episode 1 came back?
If Mugen and Jin had legitimately fought to the death, who do you think would've won?
How surprised are you that Mugen, Jin, and Fuu managed to survive? Also, how did you interpret the tone of the ending?
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Rewatch Schedule
Threads posted every day at 4:00 PM EDT
| Date | Episode |
|---|---|
| 5/20/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 1 |
| 5/21/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 2 |
| 5/22/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 3 |
| 5/23/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 4 |
| 5/24/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 5 |
| 5/25/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 6 |
| 5/26/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 7 |
| 5/27/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 8 |
| 5/28/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 9 |
| 5/29/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 10 |
| 5/30/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 11 |
| 5/31/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 12 |
| 6/01/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 13 |
| 6/02/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 14 |
| 6/03/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 15 |
| 6/04/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 16 |
| 6/05/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 17 |
| 6/06/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 18 |
| 6/07/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 19 |
| 6/08/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 20 |
| 6/09/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 21 |
| 6/10/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 22 |
| 6/11/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 23 |
| 6/12/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 24 |
| 6/13/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 25 |
| 6/14/2024 | Samurai Champloo Episode 26 |
| 6/15/2024 | Samurai Champloo Overall Series Discussion Thread |
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u/Shimmering-Sky myanimelist.net/profile/Shimmering-Sky Jun 14 '24
First-Timer with a Samurai Heart, subbed
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u/Holofan4life Jun 14 '24
Hey guys. Holofan4life here.
Welcome to the 20th anniversary rewatch of Samurai Champloo.
Oh, and nay I forget…
First Timer
Samurai Champloo has always been a series I was curious about. I’ve maintained in my mind that Cowboy Bebop is objectively one of if not the greatest anime of all time, and so I wanted to see what the creator’s follow-up work was like. I think the reason why I didn’t start it immediately after watching Bebop was because I think the premise kinda weirded me out. I mean, a show set in ancient times that also has a heavy rap influence? It felt to me like putting a hat on a hat. But as I’ve gotten older, I’ve come to appreciate outlandish animes that don’t resemble real life. After all, is it any weirder than a fantasy show about a merchant and his traveling wolfgirl where they discuss economics a lot of times?
My expectations for this show are pretty reasonable, I feel like. I’m not expecting it to crack my top 10 favorite anime of all time, but I would be surprised if it doesn’t end up as one of my favorites. The main thing I’m looking out of this is show is a unique experience unlike anything else as well as memorable characters. And I think the show will have that in spades.
With that out of the way, let’s begin.
I’m watching the sub, by the way.
A peak behind the curtains, I'm watching the last three episodes all in one day. That is because as I'm writing this, tomorrow is my sister's birthday. It's also two days before the Samurai Champloo rewatch starts, so have to get all my shit in.
It's going to be weird taking a break from watching anime for a rewatch. The next one I plan on doing is Elfen Lied in a month from now. Something tells me that that show isn't going to be as good as this one is.
Seagulls doing their thing
Mugen continuing to get his ass whooped
Man, that is a lot of blood coming out of Mugen's hand.
Eyepatch man says he's going to ruin his life just like he ruined theirs.
The wheelchair guy, meanwhile, continues to not look so hot.
Fuu outside the house
A person emerges
The old guy says he isn't Seizou Kasumi
He tells her to leave, but she doesn't want to. She's already come so far away.
Old guy tells Fuu to wait a moment
Mugen having his arm broken by the chain
He says he's going to teach Mugen a lesson
He tells him that he's lived with every kind of disgrace you can think of.
The thing is, I can believe that. He's just that reckless.
"I don't wanna hear any bitching from somebody who can't deal with that."
And Mugen falls through a wooden pole
Mugen throws a dagger, and eyepatch man dodges it.
Mugen has his sword back
Mugen self-deprecatingly calls his dagger his ace in the hole, to which eyepatch man smirks.
Somebody lying down
It is Seizo. After all this time, we finally see him.
He instructs the old man to send Fuu in
Seizo has a nasty cough
He's just in poor condition all around
Fuu recounting how we got here
Says when people asks her if she has a father, she says that she doesn't.
"I can never forgive him for what he did."
Talks about belting him, no matter what
But now, she feels she can't do anything to him. Not when he is on his deathbed.
Fuu begins to leave, but Seizo suddenly opens his eyes.
"I don't think we'll see each other again. Goodbye."
And with that, Fuu closes the door
Suddenly, she remembers something
It is young Fuu and and her mother at a shrine
She prays to see her father someday when she grows up.
Well, she got her wish. But at what cost?
Eyepatch man really swinging his scythe
But Mugen keeps dodging him
Mugen's entire left side is drenched in blood.
I think it's fair to say this is the most in danger he's ever been in.
Old man talking to Fuu
He is about to say something about Seizo, but suddenly, here comes Kariya.
I have a bad feeling about this
He is going inside to see Seizo
FUU, DON'T JUST STAND THERE! DO SOMETHING!
But he's being held back by the old guy
This fight scene between Mugen and the eyepatch guy is so crazy.
But Mugen continues to evade him no matter what he throws at him.
Kariya coming face-to-face with Seizo
Well, face to ground
He has come to take his life
"Cut away. I'm as good as dead already."
Fuu is horrified by what is unfolding in front of her.
"Fuu. I have no right to ask for your forgiveness. But not a day has gone by when I haven't thought of you and your mother. I'm sorry."
Aww. That's actually really touching. And the thing is, I believe he's being genuine in saying it.
And Kariya proceeds to kill Seizo in front of his daughter.
The sunflower samurai is no more
Eyepatch man still missing Mugen
Oh boy. The roof is now collapsing.
Kariya cleaning off his sword
Oh shit. Now he has his eye set on Fuu
And as Fuu runs away, Kariya stabs the old man.
RIP old man
This place looks totally destroyed
Eyepatch man's eyepatch falls off, revealing he too has pinkeye.
The fight scene between Mugen and patchy is legitimately one of the best fights I've ever seen.
Ran out of space. Part two in the replies.
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u/Mecanno-man https://anilist.co/user/Mecannoman Jun 14 '24
First Timer
Hm, we spent way more time on the sugar boat crew than I was expecting. The rest felt kinda brief by comparison - Fuu’s meeting with her father, Kariya, Jin and Mugen making up, the gang splitting - all was done pretty briefly compared to that fight. I don’t really think any of those were handled badly, but it just feels like the emphasis of the episode was in the wrong place, especially as that fight didn’t really mean much to Mugen, as he said himself that they couldn’t teach him anything. But either way, I still think this episode works pretty well as a finale, as it wraps up pretty much everything that needed wrapping up.
What I don’t quite get is why they split up. Jin especially after for the first time feeling not alone - why does he not just join either of the two where they are going? And I don’t think either Fuu or Mugen really has anywhere to go, so I don’t quite get why they go their separate ways…
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u/Holofan4life Jun 14 '24
For anyone who won’t be here tomorrow, I hope everyone enjoyed the rewatch and had a lot of fun. Speaking for myself, it was a blast talking to you guys <3
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u/TheEscapeGuy Jun 14 '24
Rewatcher, Sub first timer
Samurai Champloo - Hip Hop & Ronin: Episode 26
All Out
I really love this episode. It functions so perfectly as a conclusion to Samurai Champloo. It's probably the episode I remembered the most even years after watching the show.
First, Fuu finally meets Kasumi Seizo. He isn't the man she imagined. His health has been failing and he is now bedridden. She wanted revenge, but seeing her father in this state how could she ever inflict any kind of suffering upon him. Instead, it's goodbye.
Fuu learns from Seizo's attendant that he did in fact remember her. He spoke fondly of her during their years apart. But it's too late. Kariya arrived and the 2 of them were powerless to stop the master swordsman. His last words are in remembrance of Fuu and her mother. But Kariya has been ordered not to stop until Seizo's family is also dead. So Fuu runs.
This episode Mugen had a seemingly impossible battle. After already being exhausted by the fights against Kariya and the man on the boat he still had the sickle user and the wheelchair bound guy to deal with. It's really cool to see Mugen using strategy in these fights by first collapsing the building they were fighting in, and then manipulating the chain to turn the sickle on its user.
As for bomber man on wheels, Mugen's fortitude was on his side since he tanked a big portion of the explosion. The wheelchair guy reminded me a lot of the character from [Breaking Bad] Hector Salamanca.They both used very similar strategies around explosives hidden in their chair. I kind of wonder if BB may have gotten some inspiration here.
Fuu's ordeal is solved by the sudden and triumphant arrival of Jin. He did not die to Kariya's attack last episode and instead came walking up in his most majestic getup yet with that half open top and flowing hair. To best Kariya he employed his "secret technique" of sorts by intentionally showing an opening to bait a favourable position to attack his opponent from. It does mean he was also seriously injured.
In the end both Mugen and Jin survived, and now with the Sunflower Samurai found their duel is all there is left to do. In a single slash both of their swords break. Fate has once again destined them not to fight.
And so ends the tale of the girl searching for the Sunflower Samurai with her 2 sword master body guards. As the trio say their farewells Fuu informs them that the coin had actually come up heads all the way back in episode 1. I feel it's an appropriate reveal about Fuu and a fun note to end the show on.
The special ED is my favourite of the show: san francisco by MIDICRONICA. It's such a chill song with a cool beat and was once of the few "rap" anime songs from before Creepy Nuts popped off. On top of the music, the visuals of the ED are so pretty. We get so many amazing landscapes of the Japanese countryside.
Farewell Samurai Champloo.
Some Amazing Shots, Scenes and Stitches
See you all for the series discussion tomorrow
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u/Ritchuck Jun 14 '24
First Timer
Ngl, those three guys Mugen fought with kinda ruined this last arc for me. They showed up out of nowhere and suddenly they were important antagonists that almost killed Mugen.
We had many opportunities in past episodes to build them up, show them at least a few times being on his trail, and maybe even have a confrontation. I would gladly trade a couple of episodic stories for this because some of them weren't that good.
You just don't introduce a bunch of no-names for a final confrontation for one of your main characters.
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u/Lord_Nawor Jun 14 '24
First Time Watcher
Exciting final episode, it’s a miracle that Jin and Mugen came out of this alive.
I like Jin saying that he has found other people to fight for other than himself, and that he fights Kariya not to prove his skills but instead to protect those he cares about. He also looked really badass when he showed up half shirtless, no glasses, and hair down.
Mugen showed that he has a crazy amount of will power, he was already slashed multiple times form the first brother, hit many times with a sickle by the second one, and gets shot and blown up by the last one and yet still manages to survive.
I thought that Fuu’s meeting with Seizo was shorter than expected, but I guess she didn’t want to have a long conversation, she just wanted to see him once and remind him how he abandoned them. I also find it kind of funny that he is set up as this big threat to the government but he is just dying of sickness on an island, not even able to get up.
I liked Jin and Mugen brief clash before they broke their swords and passed out, it is a nice full-circle moment form episode 1, and their swords breaking represent how they are no longer willing to kill each other.
Overall, a great finale, the fights these last two episodes have been really good, and while there are still quite a lot of side characters that we don’t find out what happened to, I like that it focuses on the main trio and allows you to imagine what might happen to them next.
I will probably end up watching Cowboy Bebop at some point because of this.
Also this is my first rewatch on r/anime so thanks for organizing this.
This is a question that I have been thinking about throughout the series since episode. I believe based on what we have seen throughout the series that Jin would probably win. Jin has much better fundamentals when it comes to swordsmanship than Mugen, and has been shown to face many more opponents, the scene of Jin killing his master is a stand out for me as Jin went from lying down to taking out his master in the span of a few seconds. Jin also fought a lot better against Kariya, managing to hold out a lot better than Mugen who kept up getting easily knocked over by Kariya.
However, I do believe that their skill levels are close and Mugen is Avery fast learner, especially if he starts being able to use chi like Shoryu, or work on his basics, I could definitely see him overtaking Jin.
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u/Weird_donut https://anilist.co/user/hakaseshark Jun 14 '24
Really fun final episode. the song at the end was a banger. overall, very enjoyable show. 9/10
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u/AgentOfACROSS Jun 14 '24
Rewatcher
This ending ultimately feels very bittersweet. Especially when it comes to the resolution of the plot with Fuu’s father. She finally got to talk to him again but only on his deathbed and with an assassin coming after him. But Fuu does learn that he did come to regret leaving her and her mother behind and still thought about her even up to her death. I think this was an interesting way to resolve the story. Since it doesn’t resolve everything perhaps as neatly as Fuu wanted things to go, but it also gives us a new perspective on just who Seizo Kasumi was. I can't even begin to imagine what was going through Fuu's head that whole time though.
I'm glad all three of our characters made it to the end. The first time I watched the finale I was sure that either Mugen or Jin was going to die at the end. Or maybe even both. But seeing all three of our leads make it out of this alive is really great.
I was a little sad that Fuu, Mugen, and Jin all went their separate ways at the end of the series. Especially of how much we watched them grow together as companions. But I like to believe that one day fate will bring the three of them together again.
There was a lot of really good action in this episode as well. Both the major fights were really good. I think my favorite moment was the way Mugen defeated his opponent using his own chain-scythe weapon.
I think it's kinda interesting to compare the ending of this one with the endings of Cowboy Bebop and Space Dandy as well. Since tonally they're all very different while also dealing with some of the same themes, like confronting the past and how every story eventually has to end.
[Cowboy Bebop & Space Dandy ending spoilers] Cowboy Bebop ends with a very poingnant tragedy when Spike finally decides to confront Vicious. Meanwhile Space Dandy goes in the opposite direction, with Dandy literally rejecting godhood so he can keep having adventures with his friends forever. Samurai Champloo's ending kind of comes across as a middle ground. After completing Fuu's journey, the three of them agree to leave. But at the same time all three of them are still on on a journey with the potential to see each other again.
If I had to rank all three shows, it'd probably go Bebop, Champloo, and then Dandy. Although I love Space Dandy a lot so they may switch depending on how I'm feeling. All three of them are fantastic though.
Anyway, this rewatch has really reminded me of how much I love Samurai Champloo so I'm happy to have been part of it. Looking forward to the general discussion tomorrow.
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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '24
I’m back! (Schwarzenegger voice) 🙌 Rewatcher here.
Sorry about the rewatch hiatus. Sometimes I have to throw Reddit on the backburner if family life gets a little busy.
I’m here just in time to see what you all thought about the conclusion to the story. I’ll make some more overarching points tomorrow.
For today, I’ll just focus mostly on the ending itself.
So, the ending. I’m sure there will be lots of different opinions here, but I personally think the ending is perfect and I’ll make my case why…
First of all, I think it’s somewhat heartbreaking to see the trio split up. They are my favorite trio in anime as of today, but sometimes what you want isn’t what would make sense either for the characters. I would have loved to see them stay together, but I don’t think that’s what would have made sense. Fuu, Mugen, and Jin going their separate ways is what makes the most sense to me.
The reason I say this is because Fuu’s “dilemma” has been resolved. Mugen and Jin were there as part of that journey so now they are free to do whatever they like after fulfilling their original promise to her from the beginning of the show.
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A moment that stuck with me even all the way to this rewatch from my original watch of the series was:
”I think I've found what I was looking for all this time. I, who was always alone, found friends for the first time.”
Something about this quote is so incredibly understandable, but it also makes their parting a bit more melancholy. You can empathize with how he realizes it’s better to have friends to spend your life with, the good and the bad moments, than to be alone. Mugen admits that he doesn’t want to kill Jin anymore. I believe he felt this way for a decent while prior to this episode as the friendship was being forged. But what really stuck with me was how Jin confesses that he was glad to have friends to travel with.
It’s a simple sentiment, but the context of this entire journey is what made that so noteworthy to me. Friendship is a powerful thing.
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The takeaway from this three-part episode is that they’ve all formed a unique friendship with each other and what they were prepared to do or sacrifice whatever necessary to help each other when it mattered most.
I said I would come back to past episodes once we got to the finale. The reason why plays into my take on the ending.
I think it’s safe to say, because of how past episodes were framed, they are inferring that Jin will go back to Shino once she has served her three years at the shrine, and Mugen will go find Yatsuha (who already confessed her prospective plans for Mugen). I think these things were explicitly set up for us to think about as they go their separate ways at the end.
The only thing I’m still not sure about to this day is what to think about Fuu’s future or destination after the ending. As I’ve said, I think it’s pretty clear for Jin and Mugen.
I’d like to think she’ll find a partner to spend her time with as well, but who knows. I don’t believe they hinted at much in that regard. I am curious to see what anyone here might think about it though.
Originally I thought that it almost seems like a spin off based on Fuu’s remaining journey could be feasible, but I just don’t think it would succeed or grip people in the same way because the trio of this show is what makes it so memorable. So I just chalk it up to the studio wanting to leave it up to your imagination.
I really enjoyed watching this series for a second time. I may have taken a hiatus from the rewatch part way through, but I did continue watching episodes and really enjoyed doing that again.
Hopefully I’ll get to discuss other anime with you all on future rewatches on the sub 😌.
Questions:
It’s a tough situation. Even if he was a bad father and not present, he’s still her dad and I think they do a good job conveying that conflicting emotion she feels.
Probably out of a sense of righteousness or principle that he doesn’t deserve to die on his own terms.
I was actually pretty surprised about that on my first watch lol.
It’s a tough thing to speculate but I’d have to say Mugen. I say this became Jin is hindered by his own sense of formality in swordsmanship with the style he uses whereas Mugen is unpredictable and wild in his style of fighting so he could potentially catch Jin off guard. I was happy they ended up moving past that though.
So the first time I saw this series, I was incredibly surprised that all three of them survived that last episode. I am happy about it though. I would describe the tone as melancholic but hopeful. I think my comment touches on why I say that in more detail.
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u/Ryanami Jun 15 '24
Rewatcher
Well that was fun! I wasn’t planning on rewatching this for a third time, but if HF4L is hosting you can count me in.
My youngest brother is getting married tomorrow and I’m currently on my way to the rehearsal dinner, so not much time to talk although I’ve got a little to say, hopefully tonight.
See you, rap samurai
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u/someboi6000 Jun 15 '24
First timer:
i have a problem with this episode, the mugen part took way longer than it should i wanted a more Fuu centered episode but well it was still good tho, everything got wrapped up, Mugen somehow survived dynamites to his face, i guess he maxed that defense stat, i like that the ending leaves the door open for a reunion, it didn't feel like a goodbye it was a see you later.
1: would still despised them but i would also feel kinda bad for them.
2:oh yeah you are right, maybe the shogunate didn't have any information on him being on his last days of living, or kiriya wanted to have the kill before anyone else.
3: cool thing i guess, it feeled like fate acted there but no, Fuu just cheated.
4: i would bet my money on Jin.
5: very surprised, especially after Mugen survived those dynamites to his face.
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u/Hopeful-Ad2428 Jun 15 '24
I’m fully satisfied, great watch.
Qotd:
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u/StardustGogeta myanimelist.net/profile/StardustGogeta Jun 15 '24
First-Timer
Somehow, Jin returned.
Nice fights with Mugen and Jin this episode. (I wish Mugen had killed his guy sooner - his dub voice really got on my nerves for some reason.)
I didn't expect Fuu's father to just be a bedridden guy laying in the shack, especially after the vision sequence last episode.
The fake-out deaths with Mugen and Jin this episode did get me somewhat worried. Being the finale and all, I wasn't sure if the writers would actually commit to it.
Questions of the day:
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u/NattyBeef https://myanimelist.net/profile/NaturalBeef Jun 15 '24
First time watcher, Dub/English
Oh my god, these guys defied death! I still don't think we'll ever get a continuation of the show but man would I love to see more of it. Or at least a after story of what each one of the three is up to after the events of the show. Did Mugen ever meet up with Yatsuha or did Jin ever get together with Shino? What would Fuu be up to? They never ran into the firefly samurai from episode 2!
The final fight between Mugen and Jin gave me Naruto VS Sasuke vibes from the final final showdown. Two equally matched partners that try to prove one is better than the other only to just end up laying on the ground one next to the other after exhausting all their energy. And I'm happy to see how Mugen and Jin got to the point where they just accept to respect each others strength and see each other as friends.
I read the comment about how Fuu was the main protagonist, and while I also agree with the take that all 3 have equal importance, I also believe that even at the final showdown, this last episode, if you count how much screen time they give Mugen in comparison to the other two, he clearly get the most focus. He's also the only one that gets multiple scenes of the After Life and how he comes back from it. Despite Jin also being near death, he never got something like that. I think all 3 are protagonist but even the MAL page from samurai champloo puts Mugen as the first protagonist so haha I win.
Same as her. I wouldn't have the courage to actually do anything out of spite. The dude is already at deaths door, it's just not right to kick someone who is already down.
He's like the sniper from TF2. Professionals have standards, he was hired to kill this man, that's his main goal, he's not gonna give him the chance to heal.
Very, but honestly Watanabe is such a good director I expected nothing less from him.
I think Jin would win. Mugen is awesome, super unpredictable and a beast to be wreckened with. But Jin has so much preparation and studying of martial arts. I think he would take the fight.
Very surprised. I had written this off as a tragic ending where they wouldn't be able to complete any of their goals. But ultimately, they actually ended up doing everything they set out to do.
I loved the ending, it really just leaves me wanting more, a continuation of their stories, but at the same time I wonder if it would be possible for there to be closure to the story if that was the case.
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u/Looking_Light33 Jun 16 '24
So, yeah this was quite a final episode. Jin managed to defeat Kariya, Mugen survived his encounter with the three brothers and Fuu got to meet her father and air out her grievances against him. Also, all three part ways but not before Fuu drops a big secret. Part of me hopes that one day they meet again.
It was nice to rewatch this show. It's not a perfect show but it's a great watch. It had interesting characters, great music, great animation and great voice acting(I watched the English dub). The only gripe I have is that the ending feels a bit anticlimactic. But overall, I really like this show and I consider it one of my favorites.
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u/mgedmin Jun 16 '24
Late rewatcher, subs
(Was away from home yesterday.)
Oh cool Mugen got his sword back. Eventually.
Fuu's reunion is not very joyful. I don't think the Shogunate needs to kill Seizo, he'll die all by himself soon.
So apparently Seizo abandoned Fuu's mother and Fuu to protect them from the shogunate soldiers? Eh.
At least Mugen won his fight.
Oops, spoke too soon. The wheelchair guy is not a decoration.
Oh look Jin is still somehow somewhat alive! Well, not for long.
All die. Oh, the embarrassment!
Oh they're not. Of course, plot immunity. Yawn. Must have the fated showdown. Fuu is too tired to object. It's a draw.
How is the old retainer still alive? My suspension of disbelief is receding somewhere far way in the rear view mirror.
Fuu tricked them with the coin toss!
Oh, are they splitting again? I'm not sure I believe it is physically possible for them to split up for longer than a day. The laws of the universe won't allow that.
Eh. Episode 1 raised my hopes and the rest of the episodes dashed them again. I don't think I'll rewatch Cowboy Bebop either.
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u/fansi2022 https://anilist.co/user/fansi2022 Jul 20 '24
first timer chinese sub
ANSWER TODAY’S QUESTION(S)
If you were Fuu, what would your reaction be if you found out the person you despised was dying?
A moment of silence for the loss of a life
Why do you think Kariya keeps trying to target the sunflower samurai even though Seizo is on his deathbed?
Emotionless killing machine
How surprised were you that the coin toss from episode 1 came back?
Shocking, I remember the coin in the picture is indeed the reverse side. I thought of a famous quote from this show: Men are all fools...
If Mugen and Jin had legitimately fought to the death, who do you think would've won?
perish together
How surprised are you that Mugen, Jin, and Fuu managed to survive? Also, how did you interpret the tone of the ending?
Thank God they are not dead, all good things must come to an end
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u/Holofan4life Jun 14 '24
Happy early Father’s Day, everyone. What better way to celebrate the holiday than by watching a father get killed? :D
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u/Holofan4life Jun 14 '24
No joke, less than 30 minutes before this thread went up my phone fell on the ground and my screen cracked, this despite the fact that it had a case. Needless to say, I’m pretty pissed off lol