InuYasha
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I witnessed the execution of those seven heinous warriors with my very own eyes. It was a long time ago, but I remember it clearly.

—Villager[src]

This villager lived near Mount Hakurei, and was one of Dr. Suikotsu's patients.

History[]

He experienced firsthand the horrors that were committed by the Shichinintai mercenary group, as well as their execution.

During the story[]

He traveled to Suikotsu's house in order for him to treat his arm. Kikyō offered to treat him instead since Suikotsu was out picking medicinal herbs. He told her how Suikotsu arrived at his village shortly after the tomb of the Shichinintai was destroyed. He was, however, convinced that the Suikotsu he knew now was different from the person who was a part of that mercenary group since they had opposite personalties. His village was soon attacked by several of the revived mercenaries in order to retrieve Suikotsu. He witnessed Suikotsu's transformation into his evil side during the attack.

When Suikotsu returned to the village, this man approached him on horseback with several others and asked Suikotsu to leave since the he was the reason that the Shichinintai previously attacked them. Suikotsu responded by instantly killing him and the others with his tiger claws.

Personality[]

He is very courteous towards Dr. Suikotsu, unaware that he is actually a member of the bloodthirsty Shichinintai mercenary group.

The atrocities that the Shichinintai commit leaves an everlasting impression of him. He has a vivid memory of them fifteen years after they are executed. He especially remembers the menacing appearance of Suikotsu's face.[1]

Physical description[]

He is an elderly man with gray hair. Balding, he ties what is left of it in a traditional Japanese knot.

Manga vs. Anime[]

  • His outfits are different in the manga.
  • In the manga, He does not approach Suikotsu on horseback just before he is killed by him.

Trivia[]

  • He compares Suikotsu's face to that of a "Rasetsu". It is the Japanese name of a being in Hindu mythology called a "Rakshasa". They serve both good and evil and are able to shapeshift.

Media appearances[]

Manga

Anime

References[]

  1. InuYasha anime; Episode 108
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