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Kenshin, el guerrero samurái: Recuerdos

Título original: Rurôni Kenshin: Meiji kenkaku romantan - Tsuioku-hen
  • Miniserie de TV
  • 1999
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  • 30min
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Kenshin, el guerrero samurái: Recuerdos (1999)
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AcciónAnimaciónAnimación dibujada a manoAnimeAventuraDramaHistoriaRomanceSamuráiShōnen

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    Mayo Suzukaze
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    • Kenshin Himura
    • 1999
    Junko Iwao
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    • Tomoe Yukishiro
    • 1999
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    Nozomu Sasaki
    • Enishi Yukishiro
    • 1999
    Masami Suzuki
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    • Shinta
    • 1999
    Shûichi Ikeda
    • Seijûrô Hiko
    • 1999
    Tomokazu Seki
    Tomokazu Seki
    • Kogorô Katsura
    • 1999
    Wataru Takagi
    Wataru Takagi
    • Shinsaku Takasugi
    • 1999
    Ryûsei Nakao
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    • 1999
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    • 1999
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    • 1999
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    • 1999
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    • 1999
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    Reviewers say 'Rurouni Kenshin: Trust and Betrayal' offers a poignant, complex love story between Kenshin and Tomoe, set during Japan's Meiji Restoration. The series delves into Kenshin's transformation from assassin to wanderer, deeply influenced by his tragic love. Praised for deep character development and historical accuracy, the series poignantly depicts love and loss, though it lacks a straightforward happy ending.
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    10bildnad

    Gut-wrenching in more ways than one

    At this point the only thing better than the original Rurouni Kenshin TV series is this prequel OAV series. People may pass over this because it is a mere 4 episodes long and figure there isn't much to it. Let me stop you from making a major mistake. Pick these videos up, you won't regret it. Despite only 4 episodes, this series packs in a lot of information and I do mean a lot. It traces the events leading up to Kenshin's rise as the most deadly and fearsome samurai in Meiji-era Japan and what ultimately spurs him to renounce his ways and become the peaceful wanderer known to us in the television series. Now to that gut-wrenching part. This series is a far cry from the television series it precedes. There is no comedy here, but there sure is a lot of violence and the blood flows freely for most of the 4 episodes. More shocking than Kenshin's relentless killing though, is the what happens at the end of the 4th episode. Your jaw probably will hit the floor. Other than the amazing plot there is a lot to look forward to. The animation is superb, eclipsing anything I have see recently and sometimes you begin to wonder if you are looking at photos, not drawings. The music also fits the series well and has a tender yet sad feel to it. The last thing is, DON'T miss this!
    10nmtpaite

    its really heartbreaking!!!

    What you would call me if i say there is no true love? ...A fake? a fool?

    i was watching the ninja scroll OVA before this ...halfway down the line i got bored with all the mechanical gadgets used extensively in the scroll . I felt disappointed , and decided to quit it.

    Then, i just thought .."lemme check this so called kenshin as well" (sarcastically). To my amazement i was glued to my seats after experimenting the first few minutes . what a score ! man o man. what a storyline..boy o boy! what a scenic..girl o girl!

    Believe me . i was so touched by the movie that i missed my dinner !

    i wonder how people make such movies that can take your soul away..
    10d4v3cs

    soundtrack rules as well...

    I used a method once to determine whether a movie/video worth watching or not; the soundtrack! If it's able to evoke certain mind picture, then I'd check the video. This is one where such would work wonder. Compared to the TV episodes, the OVA use full classical theme instead of pop or electronic (there's a reason why every great/grand movie soundtrack is done in classical). If the soundtrack catched you, be sure to check the entire OVA. Whenever you listen to the soundtrack afterwards, the images will stick with you and the soundtrack will keep its echo
    8Davidon80

    Blue Velvet spiced into Shogun Assassin

    The movie Kenshin deserves it's place among the best of anime, it stands as a reminder of what animation is capable of. It is rare to find a Samurai/Shogun animation movie that contains such attention to detail. This is apparent in the way the movie takes it's time to build it's characters and develop their respective relationships, in fact very little time is devoted to the actual fights scenes with the numerous battles and duels being over in a blink of an eye. What the movie actually focuses on is the doomed love story that develops between Kenshin and Toroe and the numerous symbols within nature that depict the character's fates.

    Kenshin is a true work of art that draws upon Japan's rich artistic history to create an epic tale of love and death. The movie incorporates distinctly Japanese arts within it's narrative, for example in this movie there is a strong emphasis on the depiction of the landscape, the changing of the seasons, the stoicism of the Japanese mentality. Through these artistic devices we see the tale unfold of an assassin who is torn between continuing his life of bloodshed or taking his chance to escape into a more quiet life away from the killings.

    With all the emphasis on the artistic achievement of Kenshin it should also be mentioned that the movie also delivers on a purely entertaining level with blood splatter tinged into practically every scene, but what stands out even more is the spiritual aspect of the story that tells the audience -amongst other things- that what we do in life will eventually come to haunt us in our future.

    A stunning poetic reflection of an often banal genre.
    muryantina

    The most beautiful anime I've ever seen

    If you look for an anime who has a romantic, horror, action, drama with a great philosophy and can make you learn about life even more, you should see Rurouni Kenshin Tsuiokuhen.

    This anime is just too adorable to be missed (but be sure you're over 13, don't fear of blood, and don't have a heart disease). It's so realistic, tragic, but also fantastic. The coolest thing of this anime is the two characters, Himura Kenshin (Hitokiri Battousai) & Yukishiro Tomoe. They are such cool cynical character who really show the characters of Japanese in 19th century time. They are the coolest couple of all time anime history!

    I can compare this anime with some great historical drama movies I've seen such as Life is Beautiful, Gone With The Wind, and The Last Emperor. Only one that you can't find in this movie: Laughter. Well, this is not a drama comedy like the TV series after all.

    And by the way, the soundtrack is so wonderful too. Really magnificent!

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      Although the of Kenshin's life depicted in this OVA series was also detailed in the original manga, the TV series "Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji kenkaku roman tan" (1996) never mentions Tomoe by name, but Hiko does mention ask Kenshin about his lost love at Tomoe's gravesite in Kyoto. The only characters aside from Kenshin that also appear in the TV series are Saito, Hiko, and assumedly Shishio (the unnamed assassin).
    • Citas

      Kenshin: It's better that I do not know why they should die. Doing so would disrupt my concentration.

    • Créditos curiosos
      The original DVDs from ADV Films replaced the original Japanese title card to read: 'Samurai X: Trust' and 'Samurai X: Betrayal'. This is restored for the Director's Cut DVD.
    • Versiones alternativas
      The original DVDs from ADV Films feature the original 4 OVA episodes on two DVDs. These episodes were later combined into a Director's Cut DVD.
    • Conexiones
      Edited into Ruroni kenshin - Meiji kenkaku roman tan - tsuioku-hen tokubetsuhan (1999)
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      • 20 de febrero de 1999 (Japón)
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