Monday March 24, 2003
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When government officials start getting murdered by an assassin called Kurogasa, Kenshin is asked to protect a certain government official. Sano, never one to miss a fight, goes with Kenshin.
After seeing the assassin, Kenshin realizes that the assassin is Udou Jine, an outcast of the Shinsengumi. Jine was cast out from the Shinsengumi because he killed people for pleasure, not for the Shinsengumi cause. When Jine finds Kenshin, he realizes he has found someone who he can enjoy fighting against. He tells Kenshin to go back to being a Hitokiri (assassin) because if Kenshin doesn't, he will never be able to beat Jine, and Jine will keep killing people.
Jine kidnaps Kaoru, hoping this will speed up the process of Kenshin becoming a Hitokiri once more.
Himura finally faces off against a Manslayer from the revolution. hide show
Jinei Udoh, a stray Manslayer who uses Shin-no-ippou to paralyze his victims. It has been ten years since Himura has killed and became a wanderer. Can he still remain true to his vow, to never kill again, while facing off against an opponent who is obsessed with the smell and color of blood? Shin-no-ippou has the power to paralyze victims with weak swordsman spirits. Himura wishes to be alone so that he can harness his swordsman spirit, but Ms. Kamiya is afraid that he will leave. Jinei has captured Ms. Kamiya, and now Himura must stop him at any means necessary. Himura shouts out his final cry, “Jinei!!!”
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