Wow. It's amazing how the primary themes of the original material shine through in the anime adaptation - the underlying social chasm between the samurai and the villagers in particular. Furthermore, the individual samurai themselves are faithful representations of their original namesakes. The more they grow as characters, the more they fall into their preordained roles.

And, of course, the show continues to impress in the visual department - especially the creative lighting.

He will need to slash about 10 at once to be crowned the elusive title of "Kenshin" :D

On Heihachi as Tony Soprano : HAHAHAHA!!..yes, he IS creepy...
Your comments of the pictures made my day..."I'm the next samurai..", "Bring me Han Solo","Dustin Hoffman","prevention of Oxidation", "Virgin priestess v/s experienced Geisha"......::LOL::