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	* [[Hiro]] gives [[Charlie]] a gift: a reproduction of the [[Kensei and the Dragon]] legend, where Kensei looks proud and stoic as [[death]] creeps up on him. Hiro says that when Kensei was a young man, he finds a sacred [[Kensei sword\|sword]] and longs to unite Japan. He goes to the [[dragon]] and asks to learn the secrets of the sword so he could fight his enemies and save his people. However, when the dragon demands the life of Kensei's [[princess]], Kensei draws his sword and [[suicide\|plunges it into his own heart]]. He hands his [[heart]] to the dragon and says "My love is in here{{--}}take it." Hiro says that in order to save what was important to him, Kensei had to be strong enough to lose his heart. For Kensei, this was all part of finding ''[[Bushido\|gi]]''. (Chapter 23)		* [[Hiro]] gives [[Charlie]] a gift: a reproduction of the [[Kensei and the Dragon]] legend, where Kensei looks proud and stoic as [[death]] creeps up on him. Hiro says that when Kensei was a young man, he finds a sacred [[Kensei sword\|sword]] and longs to unite Japan. He goes to the [[dragon]] and asks to learn the secrets of the sword so he could fight his enemies and save his people. However, when the dragon demands the life of Kensei's [[princess]], Kensei draws his sword and [[suicide\|plunges it into his own heart]]. He hands his [[heart]] to the dragon and says "My love is in here{{--}}take it." Hiro says that in order to save what was important to him, Kensei had to be strong enough to lose his heart. For Kensei, this was all part of finding ''[[Bushido\|gi]]''. (Chapter 23)
	* Hiro takes courage from the thought that Takezo Kensei wouldn't give up. He says that Kensei had ''chugo'' (devotion), part of the [[Bushido]] code. (Chapter 40)		* Hiro takes courage from the thought that Takezo Kensei wouldn't give up. He says that Kensei had ''chugo'' (devotion), part of the [[Bushido]] code. (Chapter 40)
			* When [[Kaito]] says that he can't say good-bye to his deceased love because "it's like saying good-bye to my own [[heart]]", [[Hiro]] is astounded to realize that Kaito is "just like the great swordsman Kensei", in love with his [[princess]]. (Chapter 44)

	==[[Evolved human\|Evolved Human]] [[Abilities]]==		==[[Evolved human\|Evolved Human]] [[Abilities]]==

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	* [[Hiro]] buys a gift for [[Charlie]]: a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries from the Meiji Museum. This particular reproduction shows the legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]], which is Hiro's favorite story about Kensei, the great [[Bushido]] warrior. (Chapter 22)		* [[Hiro]] buys a gift for [[Charlie]]: a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries from the Meiji Museum. This particular reproduction shows the legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]], which is Hiro's favorite story about Kensei, the great [[Bushido]] warrior. (Chapter 22)
	* [[Hiro]] gives [[Charlie]] a gift: a reproduction of the [[Kensei and the Dragon]] legend, where Kensei looks proud and stoic as [[death]] creeps up on him. Hiro says that when Kensei was a young man, he finds a sacred [[Kensei sword\|sword]] and longs to unite Japan. He goes to the [[dragon]] and asks to learn the secrets of the sword so he could fight his enemies and save his people. However, when the dragon demands the life of Kensei's [[princess]], Kensei draws his sword and [[suicide\|plunges it into his own heart]]. He hands his [[heart]] to the dragon and says "My love is in here{{--}}take it." Hiro says that in order to save what was important to him, Kensei had to be strong enough to lose his heart. For Kensei, this was all part of finding ''[[Bushido\|gi]]''. (Chapter 23)		* [[Hiro]] gives [[Charlie]] a gift: a reproduction of the [[Kensei and the Dragon]] legend, where Kensei looks proud and stoic as [[death]] creeps up on him. Hiro says that when Kensei was a young man, he finds a sacred [[Kensei sword\|sword]] and longs to unite Japan. He goes to the [[dragon]] and asks to learn the secrets of the sword so he could fight his enemies and save his people. However, when the dragon demands the life of Kensei's [[princess]], Kensei draws his sword and [[suicide\|plunges it into his own heart]]. He hands his [[heart]] to the dragon and says "My love is in here{{--}}take it." Hiro says that in order to save what was important to him, Kensei had to be strong enough to lose his heart. For Kensei, this was all part of finding ''[[Bushido\|gi]]''. (Chapter 23)
			* Hiro takes courage from the thought that Takezo Kensei wouldn't give up. He says that Kensei had ''chugo'' (devotion), part of the [[Bushido]] code. (Chapter 40)

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	===[[Saving Charlie]]===		===[[Saving Charlie]]===
	* [[Hiro]] tells [[Charlie]] about Takezo Kensei, calling him "the greatest [[Bushido]] warrior of all time". Hiro says that Kensei was a wild savage with great [[power]]. All Japan feared him until one day he found "a [[Kensei sword\|sacred sword]], frozen in the snow". As soon as he found the sword, it focused ~~Kesnsei~~'s strength, let him control his power, and ultimately became a great leader and a [[hero]]. He says that [[Hiro's apartment (Tokyo)\|at home]], he has a book of the Kensei Tapestries, which hang in the Meiji Museum. Later, Hiro wonders how Kensei ever managed to find ''gi'' (equanimity). (Chapter 13)		* [[Hiro]] tells [[Charlie]] about Takezo Kensei, calling him "the greatest [[Bushido]] warrior of all time". Hiro says that Kensei was a wild savage with great [[power]]. All Japan feared him until one day he found "a [[Kensei sword\|sacred sword]], frozen in the snow". As soon as he found the sword, it focused Kensei's strength, let him control his power, and ultimately became a great leader and a [[hero]]. He says that [[Hiro's apartment (Tokyo)\|at home]], he has a book of the Kensei Tapestries, which hang in the Meiji Museum. Later, Hiro wonders how Kensei ever managed to find ''gi'' (equanimity). (Chapter 13)
	* When [[Hiro]] sees a scary mask in [[Charlie's apartment]], [[Charlie]] says, "I bet Takezo Kensei wore masks that were even creepier." (Chapter 16)		* When [[Hiro]] sees a scary mask in [[Charlie's apartment]], [[Charlie]] says, "I bet Takezo Kensei wore masks that were even creepier." (Chapter 16)
	* [[Hiro]] buys a gift for [[Charlie]]: a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries from the Meiji Museum. This particular reproduction shows the legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]], which is Hiro's favorite story about Kensei, the great [[Bushido]] warrior. (Chapter 22)		* [[Hiro]] buys a gift for [[Charlie]]: a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries from the Meiji Museum. This particular reproduction shows the legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]], which is Hiro's favorite story about Kensei, the great [[Bushido]] warrior. (Chapter 22)

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	* When [[Hiro]] sees a scary mask in [[Charlie's apartment]], [[Charlie]] says, "I bet Takezo Kensei wore masks that were even creepier." (Chapter 16)		* When [[Hiro]] sees a scary mask in [[Charlie's apartment]], [[Charlie]] says, "I bet Takezo Kensei wore masks that were even creepier." (Chapter 16)
	* [[Hiro]] buys a gift for [[Charlie]]: a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries from the Meiji Museum. This particular reproduction shows the legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]], which is Hiro's favorite story about Kensei, the great [[Bushido]] warrior. (Chapter 22)		* [[Hiro]] buys a gift for [[Charlie]]: a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries from the Meiji Museum. This particular reproduction shows the legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]], which is Hiro's favorite story about Kensei, the great [[Bushido]] warrior. (Chapter 22)
	* [[Hiro]] gives [[Charlie]] a gift: a reproduction of the [[Kensei and the Dragon]] legend, where Kensei looks proud and stoic as [[death]] creeps up on him. Hiro says that when Kensei was a young man, he ~~found~~ a sacred [[Kensei sword\|sword]] and ~~longed~~ to unite Japan. He ~~went~~ to the [[dragon]] and ~~asked~~ to learn the secrets of the sword so he could fight his enemies and save people. However, when the dragon demands the life of Kensei's [[princess]], Kensei draws his sword and [[suicide\|plunges it into his own heart]]. He hands his [[heart]] to the dragon and says "My love is in here{{--}}take it." Hiro says that in order to save what was important to him, Kensei had to be strong enough to lose his heart. For Kensei, this was all part of finding ''[[Bushido\|gi]]''. (Chapter 23)		* [[Hiro]] gives [[Charlie]] a gift: a reproduction of the [[Kensei and the Dragon]] legend, where Kensei looks proud and stoic as [[death]] creeps up on him. Hiro says that when Kensei was a young man, he finds a sacred [[Kensei sword\|sword]] and longs to unite Japan. He goes to the [[dragon]] and asks to learn the secrets of the sword so he could fight his enemies and save his people. However, when the dragon demands the life of Kensei's [[princess]], Kensei draws his sword and [[suicide\|plunges it into his own heart]]. He hands his [[heart]] to the dragon and says "My love is in here{{--}}take it." Hiro says that in order to save what was important to him, Kensei had to be strong enough to lose his heart. For Kensei, this was all part of finding ''[[Bushido\|gi]]''. (Chapter 23)

	==[[Evolved human\|Evolved Human]] [[Abilities]]==		==[[Evolved human\|Evolved Human]] [[Abilities]]==

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	* When [[Hiro]] sees a scary mask in [[Charlie's apartment]], [[Charlie]] says, "I bet Takezo Kensei wore masks that were even creepier." (Chapter 16)		* When [[Hiro]] sees a scary mask in [[Charlie's apartment]], [[Charlie]] says, "I bet Takezo Kensei wore masks that were even creepier." (Chapter 16)
	* [[Hiro]] buys a gift for [[Charlie]]: a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries from the Meiji Museum. This particular reproduction shows the legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]], which is Hiro's favorite story about Kensei, the great [[Bushido]] warrior. (Chapter 22)		* [[Hiro]] buys a gift for [[Charlie]]: a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries from the Meiji Museum. This particular reproduction shows the legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]], which is Hiro's favorite story about Kensei, the great [[Bushido]] warrior. (Chapter 22)
			* [[Hiro]] gives [[Charlie]] a gift: a reproduction of the [[Kensei and the Dragon]] legend, where Kensei looks proud and stoic as [[death]] creeps up on him. Hiro says that when Kensei was a young man, he found a sacred [[Kensei sword\|sword]] and longed to unite Japan. He went to the [[dragon]] and asked to learn the secrets of the sword so he could fight his enemies and save people. However, when the dragon demands the life of Kensei's [[princess]], Kensei draws his sword and [[suicide\|plunges it into his own heart]]. He hands his [[heart]] to the dragon and says "My love is in here{{--}}take it." Hiro says that in order to save what was important to him, Kensei had to be strong enough to lose his heart. For Kensei, this was all part of finding ''[[Bushido\|gi]]''. (Chapter 23)

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	===[[Sword Saint]]===		===[[Sword Saint]]===
	In Chapter 1, “The Battle of the Twelve Swords”, the narrator introduces Takezo Kensei as the Sword Saint and a samurai ~~taking place~~ in [[1671]]. Professor [[Donna Dorn]] documents that [[White Beard]] ~~was~~ met by Takezo Kensei, who ~~saved~~ the people of [[Otsu]], in what ~~became~~ known as the [[Battle of Twelve Swords]]. Curator [[Tatsuya Atsumi]] ~~documented~~ that Kensei knew to save [[Japan]], he would have to defeat White Beard. Kensei’s journey to find the [[Hidden Fortress]] is known as ''The Trials of Takezo Kensei''.		In Chapter 1, “The Battle of the Twelve Swords”, the narrator introduces Takezo Kensei as the Sword Saint and a samurai living in [[1671]]. Professor [[Donna Dorn]] documents that [[White Beard]] is met by Takezo Kensei, who saves the people of [[Otsu]], in what becomes known as the [[Battle of Twelve Swords]]. Curator [[Tatsuya Atsumi]] documents that Kensei knew that to save [[Japan]], he would have to defeat White Beard. Kensei’s journey to find the [[Hidden Fortress]] is known as ''The Trials of Takezo Kensei''.

	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]]. The documentary comments on Kensei’s next two quests which ~~included~~ climbing a frozen waterfall and ~~find~~ the single crimson peony.		In Chapter 2, “The Trial of the Fire Scroll”, the year documented is [[1671]]. Takezo Kensei is 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 has to defeat the [[ninety angry ronin]]. The documentary comments on Kensei’s next two quests which include climbing a frozen waterfall and finding the single crimson peony.

	In Chapter 3, “The Trial of the Hidden Fortress”, the year documented is in [[1671]]. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that Takezo Kensei must find the missing piece to [[White Beard]]’s map, which the [[Black Bear]] of Sakashita is guarding. The bear’s description changes in different versions of the story, but regardless, Kensei is the victor. Kensei now ~~had~~ the location of White Beard’s [[Hidden Fortress]]. However, Kensei ~~had~~ to overcome the Snake Women’s charm. Kensei ~~defeated~~ the Snake Women and finally ~~arrived~~ at the Hidden Fortress. Kensei ~~fought~~ eleven days against [[Whitebeard's men]] until it ~~was~~ only Kensei and White Beard left alive. Kensei ~~defeated~~ White Beard and ~~rescued~~ Japan. The narrator continues to comment that facing the [[ninety angry ronin]], the [[Black Bear]], and [[Whitebeard's men\|White Beard’s army]] ~~made~~ Kensei a god among men. However, he meets his end in his most famous tale: [[Kensei and the ~~Dragon\|Kensei and the]] [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain\|~~Dragon]].		In Chapter 3, “The Trial of the Hidden Fortress”, the year documented is [[1671]]. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that Takezo Kensei must find the missing piece to [[White Beard]]’s map, which the [[Black Bear]] of Sakashita is guarding. The bear’s description changes in different versions of the story, but regardless, Kensei is the victor. Kensei now has the location of White Beard’s [[Hidden Fortress]]. However, Kensei has to overcome the Snake Women’s charm. Kensei defeats the Snake Women and finally arrives at the Hidden Fortress. Kensei fights for eleven days against [[Whitebeard's men]] until it is only Kensei and White Beard left alive. Kensei defeats White Beard and rescues Japan. The narrator continues to comment that facing the [[ninety angry ronin]], the [[Black Bear]], and [[Whitebeard's men\|White Beard’s army]] makes Kensei a god among men. However, he meets his end in his most famous tale: [[Kensei and the Dragon]].

	In Chapter 4, Part 1, “[[Kensei and the Dragon]]”, Takezo Kensei ~~met~~ a beautiful [[~~Yaeko\|beautiful~~ princess]] who ~~made~~ him swear to defeat [[White Beard]] with everything in his power. Kensei ~~sought~~ out the [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain]] to help train him. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that the Dragon ~~agreed~~ to help Kensei as long as he gives up what he most loves in life. Kensei ~~agreed~~ and ~~was~~ able to then defeat White Beard. Kensei ~~requested~~ marriage to the princess and she ~~agreed~~. Karen Chamberlin comments that their wedding ~~was~~ the most beautiful wedding in [[Japan\|Japanese]] history. However, the Dragon ~~appeared~~ at their wedding demanding Kensei to honor their agreement and give the Dragon his love. Kensei ~~took~~ a sword a ~~stabbed~~ out his heart and ~~told~~ the Dragon, “My love is in here. Take it."		In Chapter 4, Part 1, “[[Kensei and the Dragon]]”, Takezo Kensei meets a beautiful [[princess]] who makes him swear to defeat [[White Beard]] with everything in his power. Kensei seeks out the [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain]] to help train him. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that the Dragon agrees to help Kensei as long as he gives up what he most loves in life. Kensei agrees and is able to then defeat White Beard. Kensei requests marriage to the princess and she agrees. Karen Chamberlin comments that their wedding is the most beautiful wedding in [[Japan\|Japanese]] history. However, the Dragon appears at their wedding demanding Kensei to honor their agreement and give the Dragon his love. Kensei takes a sword a stabs out his [[heart]] and tells the Dragon, “My love is in here. Take it."

	In Chapter 4, Part 2, “[[Kensei and the Dragon]]”, Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that Takezo Kensei ~~died~~ in the arms of his [[Yaeko\|princess]]. Many different stories are recorded through history about how Kensei died, what ~~happened~~ to Kensei after [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain\|the Dragon]] ~~came~~ to him, and who the Princess ~~was~~. Chamberlin believes that Yaeko was Kensei’s great love. Professor [[Donna Dorn]] believes that Yaeko did in fact exist, but she was not Kensei’s great love.		In Chapter 4, Part 2, “[[Kensei and the Dragon]]”, Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] documents that Takezo Kensei dies in the arms of his [[Yaeko\|princess]]. Many different stories are recorded through history about how Kensei died, what happens to Kensei after [[Dragon of Kiso Mountain\|the Dragon]] comes to him, and who the Princess is. Chamberlin believes that [[Yaeko]] was Kensei’s great love. Professor [[Donna Dorn]] believes that Yaeko did in fact exist, but she was not Kensei’s great love.

	In Chapter 5, “The Mystery of Kensei”, Curator [[Tatsuya Atsumi]] documents that Takezo Kensei means “Sword Saint” and so we have little records of his actual name or if he even existed. Legend claims that Kensei was feared before he found his [[Kensei's sword\|sword]]. The sword was said to give him focus and calm to his wild temper. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] adds that Kensei had to pull the sword from a field of solid ice. In [[1977]], [[Daniel Linderman]], CEO of [[Linderman Corporation]] found the sword that proved Kensei’s existence. Atsumi comments that Linderman ~~contained~~ the largest collection of Kensei artifacts and refused for them to go on tours. This only adds to the mystery because Linderman had been recently killed and the sword went missing shortly before that. Could the [[D.L.\|killers]] and everything be connected somehow to Kensei?		In Chapter 5, “The Mystery of Kensei”, Curator [[Tatsuya Atsumi]] documents that Takezo Kensei means “Sword Saint” and so we have little records of his actual name or if he even existed. Legend claims that Kensei was feared before he found his [[Kensei's sword\|sword]]. The sword was said to give him focus and calm to his wild temper. Professor [[Karen Chamberlin]] adds that Kensei had to pull the sword from a field of solid ice. In [[1977]], [[Daniel Linderman]], CEO of [[Linderman Corporation]] found the sword that proved Kensei’s existence. Atsumi comments that Linderman held the largest collection of Kensei artifacts and refused for them to go on tours. This only adds to the mystery because Linderman had been recently killed and the sword went missing shortly before that. Could the [[D.L.\|killers]] and everything be connected somehow to Kensei?

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 In [[Hiro's blog]], Hiro describes his [[role-playing game]] self as "Class: Kensei". Later, he blogs about visiting the Kensei exhibit at the [[Museum of Natural History]]. Hiro says that [[Kaito Nakamura|his father]] told him stories of Kensei's great fighting skills and the insurmountable odds that Kensei had to overcome, including facing [[ninety angry ronin|a large army]] and coming out [[regeneration|unscathed]]. Hiro notes that Kensei weilded a sacred sword called "自由刀 jiyuutou".
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 * When [[Hiro]] sees a scary mask in [[Charlie's apartment]], [[Charlie]] says, "I bet Takezo Kensei wore masks that were even creepier." (Chapter 16)
 * [[Hiro]] buys a gift for [[Charlie]]: a reproduction of one of the Kensei Tapestries from the Meiji Museum. This particular reproduction shows the legend of [[Kensei and the Dragon]], which is Hiro's favorite story about Kensei, the great [[Bushido]] warrior. (Chapter 22)
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	At the [[Museum of Natural History]], [[Hiro]] begins a quest to find a [[Hiro's sword\|sword]] that belonged to '''Takezo Kensei''' (''Takezō Kensei''), a swordsman who reportedly became a great Japanese leader when he obtained the sword. After [[time travel]]ing to [[1671]], Hiro meets the man behind the stories he had grown up with.		At the [[Museum of Natural History]], [[Hiro]] begins a quest to find a [[Hiro's sword\|sword]] that belonged to '''Takezo Kensei''' (''Takezō Kensei''), a [[Bushido]] swordsman who reportedly became a great Japanese leader when he obtained the sword. After [[time travel]]ing to [[1671]], Hiro meets the man behind the stories he had grown up with.

	Three people are identified as Kensei:		Three people are identified as Kensei: