Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Kenkaku Romantan – Kyoto Douran – Episode 11 Review
「比古清十郎」 (Hiko Seijuurou”)
“Seijuro Hiko”
We’re in rarified air at this point, that’s for sure.
「比古清十郎」 (Hiko Seijuurou”)
“Seijuro Hiko”
We’re in rarified air at this point, that’s for sure.
「多くと共に在る者」 (Ooku to Tomo ni Aru Mono)
“The One Who Is with Many”
All I know is, if anyone has earned the right to be happy it’s Senya.
「逆刃刀 初撃」 (Sakabatou Shougeki)
“Sakabato First Attack”
By managing to meaningfully embellish a deeply beloved and well-established story this episode is something of a revelation.
「夜明け」 (Yoake)
“Dawn”
It’s always rough to send off characters in a Mizukami series because he pretty much only writes great ones.
「禁忌の抜刀」 (Kinki no Battou)
“Drawing of the Forbidden”
To me, only one question really stands out here.
「雲を跳び越えて」 (Kumo o Tobikoete)
“Above the Clouds”
Senya is young and has led an unsettled life, but his experiences have cultivated a strong sense of right and wrong.
「⼗本⼑・張」 (Juppongatana: Chou)
“Chou of the Ten Swords”
Like the Phantom Troupe, this band of villains aren’t all cut from the same cloth.
「異形達の宴」 (Igyou-tachi no Utage )
“Feast of the Uncanny”
Shinsuke is the most unassuming of heroes, but he never stops being one.
「京都到着」 (Kyouto Tōchaku)
“Arrival in Kyoto”
To say Kyoto has a checkered history doesn’t begin to do it justice.
「道介と雲蔵」 (Dousuke to Kumozou”)
“Dousuke to Kumozou””
Every episode is kind of a blockbuster the rest of the way.