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* [[Colbert Bump]]: Usagi would likely not be as well-known had he not appeared in numerous ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' cartoons. |
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* [[Complete Monster]]: Lord Hikiji and Lord Hebi. Noriko, "The Blood Princess" (Jei-san at least ''thinks'' he's doing good). Any gang who thinks enslaving an entire village is a good idea. |
* [[Complete Monster]]: Lord Hikiji and Lord Hebi. Noriko, "The Blood Princess" (Jei-san at least ''thinks'' he's doing good). Any gang who thinks enslaving an entire village is a good idea. |
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** General Fujii is ''such'' a bastard that even the aforementioned gang becomes repulsed by him. Usagi actually repetedly calls him a "monster". |
** General Fujii is ''such'' a bastard that even the aforementioned gang becomes repulsed by him. Usagi actually repetedly calls him a "monster". |
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Latest revision as of 01:30, 8 February 2021
- Colbert Bump: Usagi would likely not be as well-known had he not appeared in numerous Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoons.
- Complete Monster: Lord Hikiji and Lord Hebi. Noriko, "The Blood Princess" (Jei-san at least thinks he's doing good). Any gang who thinks enslaving an entire village is a good idea.
- General Fujii is such a bastard that even the aforementioned gang becomes repulsed by him. Usagi actually repetedly calls him a "monster".
- Genius Bonus: The woman who's a secret Christian wears a kimono with a subtle cross design, which was how real secret converts ID'd each other.
- I Am Not Shazam: "Yojimbo" (bodyguard) is not part of his name but sometimes his occupation while on the warrior's path. The 80s cartoon took "Usagi Yojimbo" for his name, the 2003 one correctly had "Miyamoto Usagi".
- Tear Jerker: Almost every story. Aren't you reading these?!
- What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?: Sure it's an adventure series filled with funny animals, but then the funny animals start slicing each other up with katanas.