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BASILISK ANIME GENNOSUKE SERIES

The names found on these scrolls can only be crossed out in blood. The terms are set on two scrolls: One, bearing a list of Kouga warriors, and another that lists the Iga fighters. But much like the Romeo and Juliet story this tale takes inspiration from, fate denies the lovers and thrusts their people into war after centuries of peace. In this 2005 Gonzo-animated adaptation of Fûtarô Yamada's iconic works, the heirs to the Kouga and Iga ninja clans - Gennosuke and Oboro - hope that the unsteady truce between their tribes will last. You've got to keep your ninja clans and scrolls straight, people. What does Charles want us to watch? Basilisk: The Kouga Ninja Scrolls, not to be confused with the follow-up anime Basilisk: The Ouka Ninja Scrolls or even the similarly titled but earlier gateway anime standout Ninja Scroll. After this he has an Alas, Poor Villain moment and recalls Gennosuke's words about getting to know the Iga but laments that at this point, it's too late.This week on Saturday Mourning Cartoons, we're fielding a long-standing Listener Request courtesy of Charles from Michigan. She dies alone and confused, giving one last look to Saemon who is unable to look her in the eye.

Only for him to backstab her and allow her to be killed by Kagerou. He allows her to keep Gennosuke's Flute, and laments on the mystery of his enemies' heart, forming a connection between the two. While disguised as Tenzen he is kinder to Akeginu, his enemy, than the real Tenzen would be.

Saemon's interactions with Akeginu in episode 20 of the anime.

After the two kill each other, it's shown that despite having started their own families, they never did stop loving each other. It's particularly sad because Danjou and Ogen both knew they could've kept the peace for their grandchildren, but feel obligated to let their clans, who still feel the need to avenge themselves of grievances that happened 400 friggin' years in the past, fight. It was implied in the anime that an attack on Iga was engineered by Tenzen, so it was much more personal for the two. It's just that they put the village's desires before their own happiness in the manga.

Another big kick to the gut is that this could've ended ages ago with Danjou and Ogen's wedding.

It ends with everyone dead, and that just makes it so much worse. But members from both factions just hate each other so much that the very first opportunity they get to kill each other, they take immediately. Both the Kouga and Iga clans are not too different from each other, and indeed, if united, could both prove to be a powerhouse of a clan in the whole of Japan.

BASILISK ANIME GENNOSUKE SERIES

Really, the biggest tearjerker of the series is how all of this death and tragedy could have been avoided had the participants all just let go of their hatred towards one another.You know your life is simply terrible when the one who shows compassion for you in one of your darkest hours ever is someone whom you loathe and want dead. The Cold-Blooded Torture that Kagerou was subjected to reaches this extreme when the same woman that she wanted to murder out of jealousy, Oboro, blindly stumbles into the place where Tenzen is torturing her, begging him to spare her.Add it the one he has when Tenzen's trying to rape Oboro on the ship and he's torn between the loyalty to the man who raised him and the love for his lady of liege and you can really say that he qualifies as a Iron Woobie. His breakdown that follows is really sad to watch. only to find out that he almost hit Akeginu. Nondeadly one, there's the scene where the recently blinded Koshiro believes that someone, maybe Gyobu, is approaching and reacts.Seeing him melting in the ocean while he desperately calls for help (which Akeginu was about to give to him) gives both chills and sadness. Jingoro's death is part this, part horrifying.Poor child Gyoubu and his Disappeared Dad. And if we go to something else than deaths, seeing in the anime how Kasumi Gyoubu became the ruthless Bare-Fisted Monk we know.As for Yashamaru, he died a man and his supposed "murderers" were comrades helping each other, and Gyobu didn't necessarily plan to kill him either.Just when you thought she was about to get away, especially after avoiding rape twice! And then we have Saemon-as-Yashamaru as the recipient of her last words, unable to grieve and mourn for his beloved sister no matter how his heart is breaking right there. Let's not forget the gruesome yet heartbreaking way Okoi died at the hands of Nenki and how her last moments with her brother were.Don't forget the scene in the last episode where Oboro imagines how her wedding would have gone through, if only things didn't go as.

And it may generally come in behind all these, but Koshirou's death in the manga really got to me, along with Akeginu's undignified and miserable end.