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Rurouni Kenshin: The Legend Ends; 伝説の最期編
Director	Otomo Keishi
Writer	Fujii Kiyomi; Otomo Keishi
Composer	Satou Naoki
Cinematography	Ishizaka Takurou
Editor	Imai Tsuyoshi
Studio	Warner Bros. Pictures; Amuse; Shueisha; KDDI; C&I Entertainment; Yahoo! Japan;
Distributor	Warner Bros. Pictures
Release date(s)	September 13, 2014; January 21, 2015 (Retail);
Running time	135 minutes
Country	Japan
Language	Japanese
Gross revenue	3,000 million yen
Forum Thread	Thread
Chronology
Preceded by	Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Inferno
External links
	Website

Revision as of 23:15, 21 February 2015

Live Action Anime
Rurouni Kenshin: Densetsu no Saigo-hen →	Characters	Chronology	Trivia
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< Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Taika-hen

Rurouni Kenshin: The Legend Ends 伝説の最期編

The final movie to the Rurouni Kenshin live action movie trilogy. The previous movie was Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Taika-hen.

Characters

See the Gallery section to view the main cast pics

Kenshin and his Friends

Himura Kenshin - Satoh Takeru → 緋村剣心 - 佐藤健
- Shinta - 福崎那由他 → 心太 - 福崎那由他
Kamiya Kaoru - Takei Emi → 神谷薫 - 武井咲
Sagara Sanosuke - Aoki Munetaka → 相楽左之助 - 青木崇高
Takani Megumi - Aoi Yuu → 高荷恵 - 蒼井優
Myoujin Yahiko - Ohyagi Kaito → 明神弥彦 - 大八木凱斗

Government Officials

Saitou Hajime - Eguchi Yousuke → 斎藤一 - 江口洋介
Itou Hirobumi - Ozawa Yukiyoshi → 伊藤博文 - 小澤幸喜
Kawaji Toshiyoshi - Koichi Mantaro → 川路利良 - 小市慢太郎

Shishio and his Followers

Makoto Shishio - Fujiwara Tatsuya → 志々雄真実 - 藤原竜也
Komagata Yumi - Takahashi Maryjun → 駒形由美 - 高橋メアリージュン
Shinomori Aoshi - Iseya Yuusuke → 四乃森蒼紫 - 伊勢谷友介

The Ten Swords

Seta Soujirou - Kamiki Ryuunosuke → 瀬田宗次郎 - 神木隆之介
Sadojima Houji - Takitou Kenichi → 佐渡島方治 - 滝藤賢一
Yuukyuuzan Anji - Maruyama Tomomi → 悠久山安慈 - 丸山智己
Uonuma Usui - Murata Mitsu → 魚沼宇水 - 村田充
Honjou Kamatari - Yashiki Hiroko → 本条鎌足 - 屋敷紘子
Kariwa Henya - 原勇弥 → 刈羽蝙也 - 原勇弥
Iwanbou - 山田崇夫 → 夷腕坊 - 山田崇夫
Saizuchi - Shimazu Kentarou → 才槌 - 島津健太郎
Fuji - 山口航太 → 不二 - 山口航太

Kyoto's Oniwaban Spies

Makimachi Misao - Tsuchiya Tao → 巻町操 - 土屋太鳳
Okina （Kashiwazaki Nenji） - Tanaka Min → 翁（柏崎念至） - 田中泯
Kurojou - 小久保丈二 → 黒尉 - 小久保丈二
Shirojou - Satou Shigeru → 白尉 - 佐藤滋
Masukami - Eda Yuka → 増髪 - 江田結香
Oumime - Beppu Ayumi → 近江女 - 別府あゆみ

Others

Hiko Seijuurou - Fukuyama Masaharu → 比古清十郎 - 福山雅治

Music

End theme: Heartache

Singer: ONE OK ROCK

Trivia

The movie starts with a flashback to a story from the Rurouni Kenshin: Tsuiokuhen OVA (localized as Samurai X Trust & Betrayal in the US).
Kenshin's real name is revealed to be Shinta (心太 Shin = Heart). Hiko Seijuurou renames him Kenshin, which means "Heart of the Sword".
The kanji for Hiko (比古) in Hiko Seijuurou means "old by comparison". Sei (清) means "purity"
- In the anime, Hiko is 42 years old at the time (But they joke that he looks like he's in his late 20s). Kenshin is supposed to be around 28. Satoh Takeru (Kenshin) is 25 in real life and Hiko's actor, Fukuyama Masaharu, is 46.
The Oniwaban Spies base is the lodge Aoiya (葵屋) which means "hollyhocks". The same kanji is also found on the handkerchief that Misao uses to tie Kaoru's wound (which leads them to her hospital later) and can be seen on their sign in front of the building. This is a secret reference to their pre-Meiji allegiance to the Tokugawa Shogunte, whose family crest is the hollyhock crest. Later, an inverted version of the hollyhock crest can be seen inside the building.
After Okina's death, when Kenshin is on the boat, under his hat it can be seen that there is a trail of tears glistening on his cheek.
Shishio's sword is called Mugenjin (Unlimited Blade 無限刃). It was the last killing sword made by Arai Shakku before he made forged Kenshin's Sakabatous. This sword has the unique property of sharpening itself as it cuts and never rusting, thus its name. The blade also used the absorbed oils to ignite from Shishio's unique condition.[1]

Actor Trivia

Yumi is played by Takahashi Maryjun, older sister to actress Takahashi Yu.
Masukami (the ninja with the glasses) is played by Eda Yuka, who played Mibu Sayaka in Fourze. Her name is a reference to the Mibu, the origin of the Shinsengumi who were also known as the ronin of Mibu.
Beppu Ayumi played Oumime (the other ninja girl). She played MagiPink.
Satoh Takeru (Kenshin) was Ryoutarou in Den-O.
Murata Mitsu plays Uonuma Mausui. He's had various toku roles, including Bishop from Kiva, Douji from Hibiki, and Naitou from Wizard.

Historical Trivia

When the fishermen see Shishio's armored ship, they run into the village shouting "a black ship". The others make fun of them saying "were you dreaming of the Bakumatsu" and "it was probably a foreign ship" referring to the famous historical instance of Captain Perry sailing into Japan on a black ship, an event leading to the end of Japan's 200 years of isolationism.
A policeman refers to Saitou Hajime as Fujita. That's because after the Meji Restoration, he changed his name to Fujita Gorou (藤田五郎).[2]

Articles

External Links

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Gallery

Wallpaper
Himura Kenshin
Kamiya Kaoru
Sagara Sanosuke
Myoujin Yahiko
Takani Megumi
Saitou Hajime
Shinomori Aoshi
Okina （Kashiwazaki Nenji）
Makimachi Misao
Okubo Toshimichi
Itou Hirobumi
Sadojima Houji
Sawagejou Chou
Yuukyuuzan Anji
Seta Soujirou
Komagata Yumi
Makoto Shishio
Hiko Seijuurou
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