The Warrior's Way: Difference between revisions
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* [[Cherry Blossoms]]
* [[Chinese Launderer]]: Yang takes over the laundry when he arrives in Lode, mainly because that's what everyone assumes he'll be good at. He actually has to learn how to do it from Lynne.
** Well, stereotypes might have had something to do with it, but it was also that the friend he came to town looking for owned the laundry previously, so he essentially inherited it.
* [[Conservation of Ninjutsu]]: Invoked and averted - ninjas react just like anyone else to gunfire. Indeed, in the big fight at the end the ninjas actually do so well against the gun-wielding cowboys ''because'' there are so many of them, so the cowboys have trouble picking targets properly before being cut down. As for Yang, he is, after all, the Greatest Swordsman in the World and thus not necessarily reflective of the overall quality of the brand.
* [[Contract on the Hitman]]: The Sad Flutes are ''not'' happy with Yang...
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