Hyakka Ryouran: Samurai Bride 11 – Muneakira Actually Does Something
And it just took 1 and 11/12ths seasons to do it!
Summary:
The girls attempt to transfer their ki to Muneakira
Short flashback to Yukimura warning everyone about the risks of trying to create a Samurai Bride.
Plot Summary:Asakura Yoh is a shaman, a person who
communicates with ghosts. He enters the Shaman Fight, for whoever wins
the tournament gets to commune with the Great Spirit, God . . . that and
his fiance Anna wants to be the wife of the Shaman King. Helping him
are his friends Manta, Horo Horo, Ryu, and his samurai ghost partner,
Amidamaru.
Once every 500 years, there’s an event called the Shaman Fight, and whoever wins becomes the Shaman King and can use the most powerful spirits ever. Asakura Yoh comes to Tokyo to train and become the Shaman King. Accompanied by many friends, he defeats many enemies along and the way, and gets more friends.
Yoh is a young shaman, one who can see and communicate with spirits. Shaman’s also have another power,the ability to unify with spirits and use the spirit’s fighting skills. Yoh is training to become the Shaman King, strongest among all Shamans, a title won by winning the Grand Tournament that takes place every 500 years. Helping him are his best friend Morty, a short kid who can also see ghosts, Amidamaru, an old samurai and his spirit partner, and his fiance Ana, a spirit meduim and his trainer. However, another Shaman family is trying to keep Yoh out of the tournament. Along the way he meets a bunch of other misfit ghosts and wannabe Shamans.
Kojiro
tells Mataemon about how each of the Dark Samurai were revived with a
disability. Kojiro was initially blind, Mataemon had no limbs, Musashi
had sensitive hearing and Inshun was mute.
Once every 500 years, there’s an event called the Shaman Fight, and whoever wins becomes the Shaman King and can use the most powerful spirits ever. Asakura Yoh comes to Tokyo to train and become the Shaman King. Accompanied by many friends, he defeats many enemies along and the way, and gets more friends.
Yoh is a young shaman, one who can see and communicate with spirits. Shaman’s also have another power,the ability to unify with spirits and use the spirit’s fighting skills. Yoh is training to become the Shaman King, strongest among all Shamans, a title won by winning the Grand Tournament that takes place every 500 years. Helping him are his best friend Morty, a short kid who can also see ghosts, Amidamaru, an old samurai and his spirit partner, and his fiance Ana, a spirit meduim and his trainer. However, another Shaman family is trying to keep Yoh out of the tournament. Along the way he meets a bunch of other misfit ghosts and wannabe Shamans.
Kojiro appears behind her to offer her support and point out that Mataemon is looking at an obvious trap.
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It easily defeats all the other Master Samurai.
Now it’s up to Jubei to save the day!
Thoughts:
Well,
as the pre-final battle episode, I think this episode managed to do
what it had to do. It built up the conflict to its high point and gave
us a final boss. I am actually liking the situation here as far as boss
battles go. Your allies defeated, the city in a state of calamity, your
friend held captive by this giant evil monster, the fate of an entire
nation lies soley on you, your incompetent boyfriend and your lesbian
friend who suddenly came back after doing a dine-and-dash on you. You
can’t ask for much more for this boss fight. Of course, there were a few
bumps on the road leading up to this boss fight. I think the motives of
each Dark Samurai could have been fleshed out a little more. Especially
Inshun. I assume that Kojiro sided with Mataemon to spite Musashi being
so obsessed with her duel. Mataemon is just that easy-going type who
doesn’t mind destroying Japan for teh lulz. Musashi of course is looking
for somebody to provide her with a decent challenge. Inshun, on the
other hand, seemed to be against the destruction of the Guardian Stone
for the sole reason of protecting Jubei. It’s weird. If she wanted to
side with them, why did she go solo? Did she fear that the others
wouldn’t accept her? See, this is the problem with characters who don’t
talk. Then of course, there’s Gisen suddenly gaining her magic eye
powers. She spent most of her time on-screen as a background character
with little clips of her brooding here and there. I’m guessing that
she’s been secretly training. Still, could have used more time actually
showing Gisen getting involved with something. Finally, there’s Keiji
returning out of nowhere and telling Muneakira how to break the seal on
him. Blatant Deus Ex Machina right there, folks. Okay, so despite all
the little things I pointed out, I’m quite confident that this show can
pull out a satisfying boss battle. Last season’s was pretty good and I
do believe the stakes are higher this time around. So yeah, stick around
for the finale of Hyakka Ryouran: Samurai Bride!
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