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Rurouni Kenshin Reflection

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“Wandering Samurai” “When one person kills, resentment is born. Just let people kill themselves. Until that ideal is severed. This is the purpose of my sword.” (Rurouni Kenshin, movie). Rurouni Kenshin is a popular manga in Japan. It sometimes known as Samurai X. The manga was written by a great author, Nobuhiro Watsuki. Also, anime adaptions were created because of its fascinating and a must-read story of Rurouni Kenshin. It became a widespread not only in Japan but also in America and throughout the world. It is an action-packed, romance, and a comedy kind of an anime. It composes of great fighting scenes, love scenes, and even the unique display of courage, dignity, compassion and love. After gaining fame through manga, the Japanese media …show more content…

I really like the story and the way the movie goes. Frankly, at first I was mad when Sir Santos announced that this movie would be our reflection paper topic. I want to ask if there are any options if the topic is not really interesting to the students. However, I did give it a try. And it was my childhood years when I watch this show to the ABS-CBN channel. I really forgot the story. So let’s fast forward the childhood story. Before I watch the Rorouni Kenshin: Kyoto Inferno, I watch first the part one sequel. Because basically, I would get confused in the story if I didn’t know the last thing that it happened. So yeah, I did watch the first part. Then, I was really surprised when the film ended. I was amazed in the story and amazed to the actors and actresses that plays in the movie. They really give me goose bumps in their action scenes. And Kaoru has a resemblance to our own teen queen, Miss Kathryn Bernardo. When I watched the part two sequel, it’s somehow give me the feeling that I want to watch the part three sequel now. The director did the right thing to end the movie when Kenshin and Kaoru were separated in the middle of the sea. And then Kenshin was seen by a man and carry him. That’s it. I was curious about the next thing will happen. I want more but still it’s a good cliff-hanger ending. Will Kenshin broke his vow just to get Kauro? Will Kenshin stop Makoto or will Makoto defeat

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