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==[[Heroes Evolutions]]== |
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The documentary ''[[Sword Saint]]'' chronicles the encounter between [[Whitebeard]]'s men and [[Takezo Kensei]] at [[Otsu]]. The overconfident Whitebeard only brought a small company of his men for the fight, which became known as The [[Battle of Twelve Swords]]. Kensei singlehandedly defeated the entire company. |
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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 [[Japan]]’s Edo period, proclaiming [[White Beard]] has turned Japan from its most prosperous time to its bloodiest. Expecting an easy victory, she says, he marched to [[Otsu]] with only a small company of men. He was met by Takezo Kensei, who saved the people of Otsu, in what became known as the [[Battle of Twelve Swords]]. |
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In Chapter 3, “The Trial of the Hidden Fortress”, the year documented is in [[1671]]. Curator [[Tatsuya Atsumi]] claims that [[White Beard]]’s army at the [[Hidden Fortress]] was numerous because it was the largest in all of [[Japan]]. [[Takezo Kensei]] fought eleven days 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 White Beard’s army made Kensei a god among men. |
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Revision as of 23:26, 22 September 2015
| Whitebeard's men | |
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| Location: | Otsu, Japan |
| Purpose: | Warring |
| First appearance | How to Stop an Exploding Man |
| Known leader: | Whitebeard |
| Equipment used: | Bows & arrows, horses, swords |
A group of Japanese warriors prepare to fight Takezo Kensei.
History
Landslide
Kaito Nakamura tells a young Hiro the story of "Kensei and the Dragon", during which Takezo fought many Japanese warriors. Meanwhile, young Hiro plays with toy replicas of the warriors.
How to Stop an Exploding Man
Outside Kyoto, Japan in 1671, several Japanese soldiers led by Whitebeard ready their bows and arrows and prepare to battle Takezo Kensei. Several others stay ready for battle on horseback. Together, they wait for Kensei, who arrives from over a nearby hill.
Out of nowhere, Hiro Nakamura time travels to their location. Before the soldiers attack, an eclipse occurs above their heads and they lower their weapons in awe.
Four Months Later...
After the eclipse surprises the warriors, Whitebeard issues an attack. The warriors shoot arrows at Hiro and Takezo Kensei. Hiro freezes time, and escapes with Kensei.
Whitebeard and his men then raid Otsu, burning it and driving the villagers from their homes.
Lizards
Eleven of Whitebeard's men attack Yaeko. She defends herself against them until Hiro, posing as Takezo Kensei, disarms them and sends them fleeing in The Battle of Twelve Swords.
Later, several of Whitebeard's men ambush Takezo Kensei, shooting him twice in the shoulder and then placing another arrow into his chest. Believing Takezo dead, they abduct Yaeko and leave. Distraught at the death of his hero, Hiro pulls the arrow from Takezo's chest and is amazed when Takezo's wound heals before his eyes.
Heroes Evolutions
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 Japan’s Edo period, proclaiming White Beard has turned Japan from its most prosperous time to its bloodiest. Expecting an easy victory, she says, he marched to Otsu with only a small company of men. He was met by Takezo Kensei, who saved the people of Otsu, in what became known as the Battle of Twelve Swords.
In Chapter 3, “The Trial of the Hidden Fortress”, the year documented is in 1671. Curator Tatsuya Atsumi claims that White Beard’s army at the Hidden Fortress was numerous because it was the largest in all of Japan. Takezo Kensei fought eleven days 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 White Beard’s army made Kensei a god among men.
Gallery
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Sword Saint chronicles the defeat of the small group of Japanese warriors under Kensei's hand.
