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	In Chapter 2, ~~“The~~ Trial of the Fire ~~Scroll”~~, the year documented is in [[1671]]. [[Takezo Kensei]] was the one man standing in [[White Beard]]’s way of conquering all of [[Japan]] since the [[Battle of Twelve Swords]]. Kensei must find White Beard’s [[Hidden Fortress\|hidden camp]] in order to defeat him. His first task is to find the [[Fire Scroll]]. In order to get to the Fire Scroll, Kensei ~~had~~ to defeat the ninety angry ronin. Dorn documents that White Beard had picked his ninety ~~most cruel~~ men to guard the scroll. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that legend states anyone who tried to steal the scroll, the ronin would eat that someone. The exact number of men also varies in different retellings (some say there were nine hundred men). Yet another version of the legend claims it was ninety devils, not men.		In Chapter 2, "The Trial of the Fire Scroll", the year documented is [[1671]]. [[Takezo Kensei]]'s first task is to find the [[Fire Scroll]]. In order to get to the Fire Scroll, Kensei has to defeat the ninety angry ronin. [[Donna Dorn]] documents that White Beard had picked his ninety cruelest men to guard the scroll. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that legend states anyone who tried to steal the scroll, the ronin would eat that someone. The exact number of men also varies in different retellings (some say there were nine hundred men). Yet another version of the legend claims it was ninety devils, not men.

	In Chapter 3, ~~“The~~ Trial of the [[Hidden Fortress]]”, the narrator comments that facing the ninety angry ronin, the [[Black Bear]], and [[Whitebeard's men\|White Beard’s army]] made [[Kensei]] a god among men.		In Chapter 3, "The Trial of the [[Hidden Fortress]]", the narrator comments that facing the ninety angry ronin, the [[Black Bear]], and [[Whitebeard's men\|White Beard’s army]] made [[Kensei]] a god among men.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==		==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==
			===[[Sword Saint]]===
	''[[Sword Saint]]'' tells the legend of [[Kensei]]'s trials, including that of the ninety ronin. [[Whitebeard]] personally chose ninety of his most cruel men to protect the [[Fire Scroll]]. According to stories, the men may have been cannibals. The exact number of men also varies in different retellings (some say there were nine hundred men). Yet another version of the legend claims it was ninety devils, not men.
			In Chapter 2, “The Trial of the Fire Scroll”, the year documented is in [[1671]]. [[Takezo Kensei]] was the one man standing in [[White Beard]]’s way of conquering all of [[Japan]] since the [[Battle of Twelve Swords]]. Kensei must find White Beard’s [[Hidden Fortress\|hidden camp]] in order to defeat him. His first task is to find the [[Fire Scroll]]. In order to get to the Fire Scroll, Kensei had to defeat the ninety angry ronin. Dorn documents that White Beard had picked his ninety most cruel men to guard the scroll. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that legend states anyone who tried to steal the scroll, the ronin would eat that someone. The exact number of men also varies in different retellings (some say there were nine hundred men). Yet another version of the legend claims it was ninety devils, not men.

			In Chapter 3, “The Trial of the [[Hidden Fortress]]”, the narrator comments that facing the ninety angry ronin, the [[Black Bear]], and [[Whitebeard's men\|White Beard’s army]] made [[Kensei]] a god among men.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: std caps

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imported>Baldbobbo: fix link

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	[[Hiro]] [[space-time manipulation\|teleports]] [[Takezo Kensei]] and himself to [[Whitebeard]]'s [[Hidden Fortress]]. Shocked and surprised, Kensei finds himself facing a group of ninety angry ronin who protect the [[Fire Scroll]]. [[Kensei]] finally defeats the ronin and returns [[regeneration\|unharmed]] to [[Yaeko]] and [[Hiro]] with the Fire Scroll.		[[Hiro]] [[space-time manipulation\|teleports]] [[Takezo Kensei]] and himself to [[Whitebeard]]'s [[Hidden Fortress]]. Shocked and surprised, Kensei finds himself facing a group of ninety angry ronin who protect the [[Fire Scroll]]. [[Kensei]] finally defeats the ronin and returns [[regeneration\|unharmed]] to [[Yaeko]] and [[Hiro]] with the Fire Scroll.

	==[[Heroes ~~360~~]]==		==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==
	''[[Sword Saint]]'' tells the legend of [[Kensei]]'s trials, including that of the ninety ronin. [[Whitebeard]] personally chose ninety of his most cruel men to protect the [[Fire Scroll]]. According to stories, the men may have been cannibals. The exact number of men also varies in different retellings (some say there were nine hundred men). Yet another version of the legend claims it was ninety devils, not men.		''[[Sword Saint]]'' tells the legend of [[Kensei]]'s trials, including that of the ninety ronin. [[Whitebeard]] personally chose ninety of his most cruel men to protect the [[Fire Scroll]]. According to stories, the men may have been cannibals. The exact number of men also varies in different retellings (some say there were nine hundred men). Yet another version of the legend claims it was ninety devils, not men.

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: they fight

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they fight

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imported>Bugmuncher: interesting point

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interesting point

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	* Originally, the group was going to be referred to as "ninety hungry ronin". However, [[Masi Oka]]'s pronunciation was difficult to understand. Because neither [[Hiro]]'s diction nor the cannibalism backstory were clear, the lines were rerecorded to say "ninety angry ronin".		* Originally, the group was going to be referred to as "ninety hungry ronin". However, [[Masi Oka]]'s pronunciation was difficult to understand. Because neither [[Hiro]]'s diction nor the cannibalism backstory were clear, the lines were rerecorded to say "ninety angry ronin".
	* A [[wikipedia:ronin\|ronin]] is a samurai without a master. Literally, the word means "drifting person". According to the [[Bushido]] code, a samurai is supposed to commit [[suicide]] upon the death of his master; one who does not becomes a ronin.		* A [[wikipedia:ronin\|ronin]] is a samurai without a master. Literally, the word means "drifting person". According to the [[Bushido]] code, a samurai is supposed to commit [[suicide]] upon the death of his master; one who does not becomes a ronin.
			* These ronin arguably had Whitebeard for their master, since he had tasked them with defending the Fire Scroll.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

imported>FissionChips: /* Notes */ clarify the whole suicide thing

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Notes: clarify the whole suicide thing

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	* According to [[Greg Beeman]]'s [http://gregbeeman.blogspot.com/2007/10/season-2-episode-3-kindred.html blog], the ''[[Kindred]]'' scene with the ronin originally was written to show the ronin running down the hill with "the first clash of battle" happening on screen. Instead, a pre-production compromise was made: the [[Hidden Fortress]] would be a computer graphic, but "elaborate gates and the lower part of the stairs" would be built. Because most of the scene would be digitally created, the ronin were shown very small with no closeups (with the exception of the few samurai who raise their weapons and grunt).		* According to [[Greg Beeman]]'s [http://gregbeeman.blogspot.com/2007/10/season-2-episode-3-kindred.html blog], the ''[[Kindred]]'' scene with the ronin originally was written to show the ronin running down the hill with "the first clash of battle" happening on screen. Instead, a pre-production compromise was made: the [[Hidden Fortress]] would be a computer graphic, but "elaborate gates and the lower part of the stairs" would be built. Because most of the scene would be digitally created, the ronin were shown very small with no closeups (with the exception of the few samurai who raise their weapons and grunt).
	* Originally, the group was going to be referred to as "ninety hungry ronin". However, [[Masi Oka]]'s pronunciation was difficult to understand. Because neither [[Hiro]]'s diction nor the cannibalism backstory were clear, the lines were rerecorded to say "ninety angry ronin".		* Originally, the group was going to be referred to as "ninety hungry ronin". However, [[Masi Oka]]'s pronunciation was difficult to understand. Because neither [[Hiro]]'s diction nor the cannibalism backstory were clear, the lines were rerecorded to say "ninety angry ronin".
	* A [[wikipedia:ronin\|ronin]] is a samurai without a master. Literally, the word means "drifting person". According to the [[Bushido]] code, a ~~ronin~~ is supposed to commit [[suicide]] upon the death of his master.		* A [[wikipedia:ronin\|ronin]] is a samurai without a master. Literally, the word means "drifting person". According to the [[Bushido]] code, a samurai is supposed to commit [[suicide]] upon the death of his master; one who does not becomes a ronin.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==