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1. Jin studies Shige's genealogy and disproves his claim to the Genji line, causing the undead to turn on him. Another meteorite falls sending up a mushroom-shaped cloud of debris, ending the episode. 23"Baseball Blues"
Transliteration: "Heart and Soul Into the Ball / Ikkyū Nyūkon" (Japanese: 一球入魂)Mitsutaka Noshitani[8]Shinichirō Watanabe[8]February 26, 2005 (2005-02-26)February 16, 2006 Fuu, Mugen and Jin try to go to Ikitsuki where the sunflower samurai resides. An American ship crewed by baseball players arrives. The Americans want to do business with the Japanese by force, using intimidation tactics on the locals. A man named
Kagemaru makes Fuu, Mugen, and Jin play baseball with an old man, Sakami Manzou, and a dog. During the game, Kagemaru is killed, but Mugen successfully defeats the baseball team, winning the match. 24"Evanescent Encounter (Part 1)"
Transliteration: "Circle of
Transmigration 1 / Shōji Ruten sono ichi" (Japanese: 生死流転 其之壱)Takeshi Yoshimoto[8]Shinichirō Watanabe, Shinji Obara[8]March 5, 2005 (2005-03-05)February 23, 2006 Kariya Kagetoki, a powerful samurai, is recruited by the shogunate to kill Mugen, Jin and Fuu before they reach Fuu's father Seizo Kasumi, the sunflower samurai. Meanwhile three assassins named Denkibou, Umanosuke, and Toube are also tracking the three, killing anyone who gets in their way. Mugen, Jin and Fuu finally arrive in Nagasaki, their final stop before Ikitsuki, but Fuu is feeling sad about their journey ending.
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