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You try to argue that your mother is a great sword fighter but she does not want to hear. Shiori participates in the beginning but then says it's a boys game. But they are your family and so you will try to get along with them.įirst you try to play Samurai, as you did withmother.
Shiori and Yoshihisa can but with a much more limited vocabulary than you. That’s where you discover that you really are much more intelligent than normal children.Ĭhiyo is just a newborn and Midori (1 year old) cannot even talk yet. In your spare time you decide that it's past time to try to get closer to your siblings and you go try play together with them. You give all you got, and mother is proud. That’s where you find out that mom has a temper and is very demanding even with you, she does not accept failure and demands nothing less than total effort.īut you exceed her expectations with your own effort. With this new desire burning inside you beg mother to teach you more about the ways of the samurai, which she accepts with a smile.Īfter that your days are taken over by lessons and sword fighting and martial arts. When you grow up, you promise yourself, you will change things. Is not fair! Samurai are the rightful rulers of the world, these dishonorable shinobis have no right to rule the world. Mother's story really sticks in your mind. Play Samurai/pretend (since the majority wanted to play with the siblings I decided to do a mix this time) Martial arts, Kenjutsu and Strategy (mother’s and grandfather’s suggestion)ĭiligent (+1 in Diplomacy, Stewardship, Martial, Intrigue and Learning) ‘‘One day I will restore the glory of the samurai!’’Īmbitious (+2 in Diplomacy, Stewardship, Martial, Intrigue and Learning) Or, more commonly, Certain Parts of some image hosting sites.).) It Directly affects your tax income, as well as how large an area you can rule without having to parcel out parts of it to vassels.Įdit: oh, and the image on the front page is tripping my ISP's filter (it freaks out over porn(better than most at not producing false positives or letting things through which it shouldn't), malware, and proxies(9 times out of 10 this is an image hosting site. It can go a long way towards compensating for lack of diplomacy, martial, or intrigue, too (how much so depends what you're trying to do, of course.) Stewardship is pretty much The most important stat for development and growth, both civilian and military.
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In addition, how you will spend your free time? If that holds true, we'll need to compensate. Martial arts,Kenjutsuand Strategy (mother’s and grandfather’s suggestion)ĬK martial education is usually more heavily at the expense of the other stats than the other educations are.
While it may keep your kids distracted, it won’t keep them entertained.‘‘One day I will restore the glory of the samurai!’’ Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank is a lifeless cliché filled with dumb jokes and an uninspired voice cast going through the motions. Some of the positive reviews compare Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank to Blazing Saddles and Akira Kurosawa’s The Seven Samurai, one of the most influential films ever, and while it’s easy to see those influences, referring to other, better movies does not help this movie. That Mel Brooks plays the Shogun and Gervais plays a character named Ika Chu is indicative of the film’s issues with representation. Not only that, there are very few Japanese or Japanese American actors in the voice cast, the most notable exception being George Takei as the villain’s assistant (yes, he does say, “Oh, my!” a couple times no, that doesn’t make the film worthwhile).
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Most of the humor comes from either scatological fart jokes, anachronistic references, and some fourth wall breaks where they actually refer to how long the movie is or where the film is structurally in a cliched, formulaic plot. Click here for Jim’s review of The Black PhoneĮven grading on the curve of kids films, Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank is awful.
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