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Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Inferno るろうに剣心 京都大火編
Sequel to the Rurouni Kenshin live movie. Movie 2 of 3.
Following this movie is the Rurouni Kenshin: Densetsu no Saigo-hen movie.
Plot
- 1878 (Meiji Year 11) at Hyougo - Settsu Mine Saitou Hajime fails to apprehend Shishio.
- May 7, Kenshin and Sagara are taken to meet Interior Minister Okubo Toshimichi. They are told that Shishio is a threat that only Kenshin can stop. Okubo gives Kenshin a week to decide on whether he will do it or not.
- May 14, Minister is assassinated. Bodies of policemen are sent to the Interior Ministry as a taunt from Shishio.
Characters
- Himura Kenshin - Satoh Takeru → 緋村剣心 - 佐藤 健
- Kamiya Kaoru - Takei Emi → 神谷 薫 - 武井 咲
- Shinomori Aoshi - Iseya Yuusuke → 四乃森蒼紫 - 伊勢谷友介
- Sagara Sanosuke - Aoki Munetaka → 相楽左之助 - 青木崇高
- Takani Megumi - Aoi Yuu → 高荷 恵 - 蒼井 優
- Seta Soujirou - Kamiki Ryuunosuke → 瀬田宗次郎 - 神木隆之介
- Okubo Toshimichi - Miyazawa Kazufumi → 大久保利通 - 宮沢和史
- Makimachi Misao - Tsuchiya Tao → 巻町操 - 土屋太鳳
- Myoujin Yahiko - Ohyagi Kaito → 明神弥彦 - 大八木凱斗
- Sadojima Houji - Takitou Kenichi → 佐渡島方治 - 滝藤賢一
- Sawagejou Chou - Miura Ryosuke → 沢下条張 - 三浦涼介
- Yuukyuuzan Anji - Maruyama Tomomi → 悠久山安慈 - 丸山智己
- Komagata Yumi - Takahashi Maryjun → 駒形由美 - 高橋メアリージュン
- Kawaji Toshiyoshi - Koichi Mantaro → 川路利良 - 小市慢太郎
- Takano - Mashima Hidekazu → 高野 - 眞島秀和
- Arai Shakkuu - 中村達也 → 新井赤空 - 中村達也
- Arai Seikuu - Watanabe Dai → 新井青空 - 渡辺 大
- Arai Azusa - Nishihara Aki → 新井梓 - 西原亜希
- Arai Iori - 蓮沼誠希 → 新井伊織 - 蓮沼誠希
- Arai Iori - 細川愉楽多 → 新井伊織 - 細川愉楽多
- Uonuma Mausui - Murata Mitsu → 魚沼宇水 - 村田 充
- 本条鎌足 - Yashiki Hiroko → 本条鎌足 - 屋敷紘子
- 刈羽蝙也 - 原 勇弥 → 刈羽蝙也 - 原 勇弥
- 夷腕坊 - 山田崇夫 → 夷腕坊 - 山田崇夫
- 不二 - 山口航太 → 不二 - 山口航太
- Small Mallet - Shimazu Kentarou → 才槌 - 島津健太郎
- 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
- 三島栄次 - 田端 瑛 → 三島栄次 - 田端 瑛
- 三島栄一郎 - Fuchikami Yasushi → 三島栄一郎 - 淵上泰史
- 翁（Kashiwazaki Nenji） - Tanaka Min → 翁（柏崎念至） - 田中 泯
- Mysterious Man - Fukuyama Masaharu → 謎の男 - 福山雅治
- Saitou Hajime - Eguchi Yousuke → 斎藤一 - 江口洋介
- Makoto Shishio - Fujiwara Tatsuya → 志々雄真実 - 藤原竜也
Trivia
- Takahashi Maryjun is the older sister of Takahashi Yu who played Yuri in Kiva.
- In the play where there is a parody of Kenshin. The parody version looks like a kabuki actor with a big frizzy red wig, white face paint, and a scar that's shaped like the kanji for 9/kyuu/九. Consequently, they screw up Kenshin's nickname. Instead of Hitokiri Battousai, it's Hitokiri Bakyuusai, the kyuu coming from the kanji for 9.
- Misao 操 means "chastity".
- Chou is a sword lover. He visits the Seikuu, the son of the late swordsmith Arai Shakkuu. Chou wants the rumored final sword that Shakkuu made. To do this, Chou kidnaps Iori, Seikuu's son. When Kenshin confronts Chou, Chou implies that part of the reason he has the baby is for a tameshigiri (試し切り) the practice of testing out a new sword on a person.
- Shakkuu's last sword was kept in a box marked Offering (奉納). It was hidden in the shrine near the Arai's home.
- Kenshin's new sword is the Sakabatou Shin'uchi (逆刃刀・真打) which means "reverse blade true performer". Kenshin's old blade was the Sakabatou Kageuchi (逆刃刀・影打) which means "reverse blade shadow performer".
Historical Trivia
- Shishio's sword is named Nagasone Kotetsu. It is named after the famous Edo swordmaker Nagasone Kotetsu. There are many swords in fiction named Kotetsu because of him.
- Misao's grandfather was a part of the secret Oniwaban in Kyoto. The Oniwaban (also known as "spies" or "the garden keepers") were undercover agents for the shogun. Some even call them ninjas.
- Katsu Kaishuu (勝 海舟) and Saigou Takamori (西郷隆盛) are named dropped by Misao's grandfather for taking Edo without bloodshed. As a result of this, the secret Oniwaban and the Bakufu never clashed. So Kenshin never fought Aoshi.
- When Chou tells the police that Shishio plans to burn down Kyoto, Kenshin remarks that it's similar to the Ikedaya Incident. A real life incident, where some ronin were planning on setting fire to Kyoto in 1864. They were stopped by the Shinsengumi, whose duties at the time were to police Kyoto.
- Kurojou, Shirojou, Masukami, and Oumime are apparently all names of Noh masks.
Actor Trivia
- Yumi is played by Takahashi Maryjun, older sister to actress Takahashi Yu.
See Also
Articles
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-07-23/2014-rurouni-kenshin-sequel-films-1st-photo-shown
External Links
- JP Wiki
- http://wwws.warnerbros.co.jp/rurouni-kenshin/index.html
- https://twitter.com/ruroken_movie
- https://www.facebook.com/rurokenmovie
- http://www.allcinema.net/prog/show_c.php?num_c=346393
- http://www.kinenote.com/main/public/cinema/detail.aspx?cinema_id=73562
- http://www.allcinema.net/prog/show_c.php?num_c=346394
- http://www.kinenote.com/main/public/cinema/detail.aspx?cinema_id=73563
