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Kaitlin 2022-10-10 10:02:25
samurai with sunflower scent
I'm not particularly fond of anime, but this anime has left a deep impression on me.
The characters and background music in it are hard to guess that this is a 2004 anime. The entire anime is written around "Samurai looking for the smell of sunflowers". The conversation at the beginning was...
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Lois 2022-10-10 07:43:52
Three Is A Crowd
Shinichiro Watanabe is a genius. The almost conceited and irresponsible blend of various cultures and music has absolutely no boundless imagination and extremely gorgeous and smooth pictures. Samurai Champloo is addictive.
The original animation can do the same. In fact, animation should be like...
Ginpei Sato
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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]
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Shige: "There were men on top of horses and horses on top of men, piled one atop the other. The valley was laid open before the men. Its depth was great and wide. But the number of soldiers that died that day would line its two rock walls from side to side. Corpses stacked up to build a mountain of death and it gushed rivers of dead men's blood." The Tale of Heike, Volume seven, Descent into Kurikawa.
