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Saitō is an able observer and a quick analyst (working as a spy for the Meiji government). In addition to being a skilled swordsman, he is revealed to possess immense physical strength when he pummels the herculean Sagara Sanosuke in a hand-to-hand fistfight.
A powerful and ruthless swordsman, Saitō lives by the code "Aku Soku Zan" (悪即斬, Swift Death to Evil), [14] and frequently fights using the Gatotsu, a special left-handed stab variant of the Hirazuki technique of the Shinsengumi, [15] and its different stances. [16]
Saitō is an able observer and a quick analyst (working as a spy for the Meiji government). In addition to being a skilled swordsman, he is revealed to possess immense physical strength when he pummels the herculean Sagara Sanosuke in a hand-to-hand fistfight.
In addition to being a skilled swordsman, he is revealed to possess immense physical strength when he pummels the Herculean Sagara Sanosuke in a hand-to-hand fistfight. He considers Sanosuke to be a dimwitted amateur with mild potential, due mostly to Sano's lack of insight.
A powerful and ruthless swordsman, Saitō lives by the code "Aku Soku Zan" (悪即斬, Swift Death to Evil), [14] and frequently fights using the Gatotsu, a special left-handed stab variant of the Hirazuki technique of the Shinsengumi, [15] and its different stances. [16]
Samurai (侍) are a military power similar to shinobi, though not nearly as widespread. In Gaara Hiden, samurai and shinobi are noted to have first diverged in how they received the teachings of ninshū: samurai were more spiritual and idealistic, while shinobi focused on using their chakra to keep...
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Jul 4, 2021 · According to family records, Saito accidentally killed a hatamoto (high ranking samurai) and was forced to leave Edo for Kyoto in 1862. There, he was trained in swordsmanship under a man named Yoshida.
