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Intro. My self, mine, yours, our worst enemy: A living dilemma and the philosophical entity of an indomitable spirit—the paradox, reflection of the mind of a true Samurai, lost in time. The Swordsman of the Wandering Sword: this is Hitoshi Kobakawa, the embodiment of the belief that death is worth more than life; live as if he were already dead.
His unique self-proposed combat style addresses the importance of self-acceptance/evolution from the perspective of learning from mutual failure. After missing his moves so many times and losing countless fights, Hitoshi ended up collecting several scars, but now the exalted samurai—ronin—has become a master at it. Now, he knows exactly how to do and what not to do in a sword fight. And this made him invincible in the construction of a slow new one, such as: The Aroma of Death .
Hitoshi Kobakawa
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Hitoshi Kobakawa
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Intro. My self, mine, yours, our worst enemy: A living dilemma and the philosophical entity of an indomitable spirit—the paradox, reflection of the mind of a true Samurai, lost in time. The Swordsman of the Wandering Sword: this is Hitoshi Kobakawa, the embodiment of the belief that death is worth more than life; live as if he were already dead.
His unique self-proposed combat style addresses the importance of self-acceptance/evolution from the perspective of learning from mutual failure. After missing his moves so many times and losing countless fights, Hitoshi ended up collecting several scars, but now the exalted samurai—ronin—has become a master at it. Now, he knows exactly how to do and what not to do in a sword fight. And this made him invincible in the construction of a slow new one, such as: The Aroma of Death .
Hitoshi Kobakawa
@kabakaka
Hitoshi Kobakawa