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*The two daggers represent Yin and Yang from Taoism. One represents "shadow" and the other represents "light". Yin (pronounced '''In''' in Japanese) is the basis for the concept of [[Inga]] in Garo, since that represents the shadowy aspect of mankind.
*The two daggers represent Yin and Yang from Taoism. One represents "shadow" and the other represents "light". Yin (pronounced '''In''' in Japanese) is the basis for the concept of [[Inga]] in Garo, since that represents the shadowy aspect of mankind.
*Houken (法剣): A Buddhist metaphorical sword used to cut away earthly desires.[http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/leaf/jn2/201437/m0u/]
*Houken (法剣): A Buddhist metaphorical sword used to cut away earthly desires.[http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/leaf/jn2/201437/m0u/]
*D Ringo's shop is named Tienda de bolsa de D*ringo. Tienda de bolsa means "bag shop" in Spanish.


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Revision as of 02:57, 18 April 2015

Episode 02
Flame 炎
Garo -Gold Storm- Shou episode
Writer Taguchi Kei
Director Oohashi Akira
Original air date April 18, 2015 (2015-04-18)
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  • The two daggers represent Yin and Yang from Taoism. One represents "shadow" and the other represents "light". Yin (pronounced In in Japanese) is the basis for the concept of Inga in Garo, since that represents the shadowy aspect of mankind.
  • Houken (法剣): A Buddhist metaphorical sword used to cut away earthly desires.[1]
  • D Ringo's shop is named Tienda de bolsa de D*ringo. Tienda de bolsa means "bag shop" in Spanish.

Gallery