The origins of Lord Tenzen | Basilisk, Vol. 6: Fate's Finest Hour

The End | Basilisk, Vol. 6: Fate's Finest Hour | Laura Bailey, Nana Mizuki

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	• Basilisk, Vol. 6: Fate's Finest Hour Laura Bailey, Nana Mizuki Funimation Prod, 2007 average customer review:based on 5 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great Anime...

The end to a great series. I enjoy they way the story gets you a little involved with every character. Some times it's hard to determine who is bad and who is good. You'd like to think that the Koga are good and the Iga are bad, but that doesn't always seem to hold true.

I am not happy about one thing though... this series ends.

The origins of Lord Tenzen

Is it true that all men are created equal and that no man is born evil?
How could one explain the existence of people like Yakushiji Tenzen?
Volume 6 seems to give us the obvious answered which is to say that between the appalling circumstances surrounding Tenzen's birth and the moment he became (what most will considered) a sadistic person, "Life Happened!"
A life bitterly affected by man's ego and his cruel tendency to go far beyond the reasonable bounds when it comes to exacting revenge.
Is it surprising that he turned out differently from Oboro (the saint in Basilisk), who was well loved, pampered and sheltered from all of that negativity?
But as it is mentioned in the series: everything is related and co-mingles. Thus, Oboro too was forced to drink from the cup of wrath.

The people behind this anime have created a masterpiece. Their job was somewhat facilitated given the fact that the story is based on true events. This allowed them to add subtleties rarely found in other animated films.

Given much thought, the Law of Retaliation is a sensible law. It would make man think twice before plotting to take a life because an eye was taken.
However, I do not judge someone like Tenzen. He was the product of greater evil.
At the end of the day, "Everything Shines..."
Ahahahaha!!!

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The End

Great endind to a great story. Go back and get them all. If your into ninja's,swordfighting, and cool special powers for the characters, this is your cup of tea.

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A Fitting Conclusion to a great series

Like most good series, I was sad to see this series end. It had a great deal of integrity, with each character being highly individualized. Unlike most series that have large amounts of violance, the usage of less notable characters as battle fodder is greatly reduced, with each death being final and complete, making you almost wish the series would bring the characters back, you love or hate them that much. But thankfully the series doesn't, which allows it to keep up the atmosphere that you never know who goes next. The series' end is tragic and heartfelt, making you feel that it is both sad but necessary. A truly great series, I would recommend it to anyone with even a passing interest in Anime or Ninja.

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"Feuding families. Forbidden love. Ninjas. Awesome." ? Blender Magazine

Mounting death drags desperate measures from the hearts of the few who have survived to this, the final hour. A face is finally put to the conspirator of a four century feu

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