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   In Akane the Kunoichi, your goal is to rescue Goro, the samurai, who is the heroine's master and love interest. The Dragon Clan's third tier unit in Battle Realms is the Samurai. At least one of their Zen Masters, Otomo, is one as well. Kenji will also begin resembling a Samurai in the Dragon campaign and will don a hakama in his final incarnation.

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     A page for describing Laconic: Samurai. Members of the...

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Samurai_love_godSamurai Love God - Wikipedia

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   Samurai Love God was Comedy Central's first made-for-mobile and the 8-episode series, created by Eric Mahoney, directed by Tom Akel and Emirati-Jordanian based Amer Kokh, and starring Ed Helms, Lisa Lampanelli, and Jenna Jameson, it ran on U.S. wireless carriers in fall 2006.

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   The Western Samurai are samurai of non-Japanese heritage, black or white and even those of other Asian countries like Chinese and Korean, if they wield a katana or wear the armor (and are not Japanese), then they are worthy of the prestige and title of the Samurai.

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   God of Love may refer to: The Love Goddess trope. The film. If a direct wick has led you here, please correct the link so that it points to the corresponding article.

5. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiKnight and Samurai - TV Tropes

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   This trope involves two characters, with one being heavily influenced by western warriors and the other by eastern warriors, typically in the form of a knight and samurai.

6. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiSamurai Cowboy - TV Tropes

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   Gemini Sunrise from Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love is a Texas cowgirl — right down to having a super-effective horse and a Colt Peacemaker on her belt. She also carries a katana, and was trained by an exiled samurai. The appropriately named Samurai Western, starring a samurai traveling the old west trying to find his brother.

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   What is a sub-trope of Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot?

   • A Sub-Trope of Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot . Compare Samurai Shinobi, Street Samurai, Corporate Samurai, Cyber Ninja, The Gunslinger, Rōnin, Sword and Gun, Space Western, Western Samurai . The Samurai Cowboy trope as used in popular culture.

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   Is angry Joe a samurai?

   • Japanese Spirit also incorporates a lot of old samurai tropes and virtues into modern manga. Knight in Shining Armor and its subtrope Knight Errant are the Western equivalents of the samurai and the ronin respectively. In the Ghost of Tsushima review, Angry Joe plays the role of a samurai, reflecting his preferred playing-style.

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   Are Samurai a Knight?

   • It's not-Mitsurugi. Not "not Mitsurugi", but not-Mitsurugi... oh, forget it. The Samurai are like the Japanese counterpart of Knights; proud, heavily trained warriors that dedicated themselves to a master (unless they're Rōnin ), wield fancy steel swords, and generally keep the peace.

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   Are Western Samurai Japanese?

   • The Western Samurai are samurai of non-Japanese heritage, black or white and even those of other Asian countries like Chinese and Korean, if they wield a katana or wear the armor (and are not Japanese), then they are worthy of the prestige and title of the Samurai.

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   Are Samurai a subversion?

   • Samurai are popular heroes in period stories, and no few anime feature them. Such heroes, naturally enough, tend to be paragons. Outright subversions tend to be for specific characters and even then usually criticizing the upper class as a whole.

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   Why are Japanese samurai less popular?

   • Samurai and their code of ethics were featured heavily in Japanese military propaganda during the early twentieth century. For obvious reasons, they are much less popular in certain Asian countries . When samurai are presented negatively, expect them to be wearing their full armor, including an elaborately designed and intimidating helmet.

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8. www.themoviedb.org › tv › 44211Samurai Love God (TV Series) — The Movie Database (TMDB)

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   Samurai Love God was Comedy Central's first made-for-mobile and the 8 episode series, created by Eric Mahoney, directed by Tom Akel and Amer Kokh, and starring Ed Helms, Lisa Lampanelli, and Jenna Jameson, it ran on U.S. wireless carriers in fall 2006.