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Annual Usagi Yojimbo Storytime 29
Elijah Brown
Easton Price
again, thank you very much Ignorant Peasant for covering for me
Nolan Gutierrez
Fucking first. Also hello, Murder, how were your holidays?
Jayden Wilson
Evan Peterson
hello user, my holidays were great. I walked over 80km and die from fatigue or bandits.
Blake Thompson
*didn't die
Julian Carter
Leo Phillips
Ethan Moore
Anthony Walker
Usagi Yojimboing?
Camden Cooper
yeah
>Usagi technically Yojimboing: 15 (counting the ice run reward) from last thread
Evan Young
William Brown
>on the third thread he rose again
Welcome back
Also thanks to other user who kept the storytime going.
Luis Smith
Lucas Hernandez
Ah, the koroshi again. Lovely.
Christian Long
Caleb Cox
Hudson Scott
Justin Watson
This was a really intense fight.
Grayson Gonzalez
Thomas Smith
the league of jobbers.
Grayson Butler
William Scott
Hey, Murder. In case you didn't follow the last two threads too closely:
S.T.A.M.P.s, incriminating documents and purses stolen: +1 to all
Ryan Rodriguez
Joseph Jones
yes sir, it's all noted down
Jeremiah Reed
Oh no, one of the assassins is doing a head tilt that means that he's cool!
Robert Smith
Benjamin Thomas
Jace Kelly
Aiden Torres
Ryder Johnson
Robert Morris
Andrew Howard
this is the last story of volume 30 Thieves and Spies, so I'll post the story notes now. all letters and covers were already posted in the last two threads from what I saw.
Eli Ramirez
>200 Jizo
some were comparing stan to miura and how he's going to leave usagi's journey unfinished, and to that I would like to quote a passage from patrick o'brian:
>'are endings really so very important? Sterne did quite well without one; and often an unfinished picture is all the more interesting for the bare canvas. I remember Bourville's definition of a novel as a work in which life flows in abundance, swirling without pause: or as you might say without an end, an organized end. And there is at least one Mozart quartet that stops without the slightest ceremony: most satisfying when you get used to it.'
Ryan Turner
Easton Gomez
Tricksy merchants!! This is why you can't trust them.
Joshua Hughes
Some time ago we had a discussion about Usagi's age and I got digging. I found a FAQ on the old UY Dojo website and apparently right before Grasscutter Stan said Usagi was in his late 20's. So even now he can't be much older than 30.
Jackson Mitchell
now starting volume 31
Benjamin Ross
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Joshua Reed
Blake Mitchell
Owen Young
William Sanchez
slightly hectic thursday for the average japanese peasant
Wyatt Barnes
Jaxson Hernandez
Nicholas Robinson
Sebastian Diaz
Murderanon superstar!
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Andrew Murphy
Cooper Thompson
I ended up watching that whole movie, it's great
is the remake better?
Jace Green
Hudson Harris
Christian Martinez
I wouldn't say better, but it's definitely not worse, or feudal Japanese the worst.
Here's a clip so you can decide for yourself.
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Landon Peterson
Normal Mode: feudal Japanese lord
Hard Mode: feudal Japanese merchant
Impossible Mode: feudal Japanese peasant
Bushi(t)do Mode: feudal Japanese samurai
**long eared samurai get 1 extra karma roll
Abyss Mode: the eta
Cameron Miller
Michael Kelly
new game+: european trader
Matthew Sanchez
Ethan Bell
I'll check it out
Isaac Baker
Nicholas Thomas
Lincoln Butler
I'd agree, with that, I find it's mostly interesting for the changes it makes and the different choices. Judas is weaker, but trying to do better in the role than Carl Anderson is a tall tall order.
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Having Judas confront Jesus in the 2000 version vs having Judas be physically distant and mostly talking to himself for example; it makes more sense that Judas would say these things to Jesus, but it means that Judas seems more justified, since Jesus makes no reply to the very significant problems Judas raises.
Nathaniel Cook
Joseph Clark