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{{MKSeasonItem|1|1|[[Heisei’s Samurai Yaiba Appears]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|1|1|[[Heisei’s Samurai Yaiba Appears]]|April 9, 1993|
 
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|pnew=First appearance of [[Yaiba Kurogane]], [[Kenjuro Kurogane]], [[Kagetora]], [[Shonosuke]], [[Sayaka Mine]], [[Raizo Mine]], [[Shizuka Mine]], [[Sayaka's Grandmother]], and [[Takeshi Onimaru]].
 
|pnew=First appearance of [[Yaiba Kurogane]], [[Kenjuro Kurogane]], [[Kagetora]], [[Shonosuke]], [[Sayaka Mine]], [[Raizo Mine]], [[Shizuka Mine]], [[Sayaka's Grandmother]], and [[Takeshi Onimaru]].
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|2|2|[[The Revived Sword of Fuujin]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|2|2|[[The Revived Sword of Fuujin]]|April 16, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|3|3|[[Sword of Raijin/Sword of Fuujin]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|3|3|[[Sword of Raijin/Sword of Fuujin]]|April 23, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|4|4|[[The Eight Demons: Frog Man’s Assault]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|4|4|[[The Eight Demons: Frog Man’s Assault]]|April 30, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|5|5|[[Special Attack Whirlwind Sword]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|5|5|[[Special Attack Whirlwind Sword]]|May 7, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|6|6|[[Frightening Slug Man Appears]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|6|6|[[Frightening Slug Man Appears]]|May 14, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|7|7|[[The Eight Demons: Spider Man’s Weakness!?]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|7|7|[[The Eight Demons: Spider Man’s Weakness!?]]|May 21, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|8|8|[[Vampire: Bat Guy!]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|8|8|[[Vampire: Bat Guy!]]|May 28, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|9|9|[[The Secret of the Onimaru Manjuu]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|9|9|[[The Secret of the Onimaru Manjuu]]|June 4, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|10|10|[[The Revival of the Master Swordsman, Kojiro]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|10|10|[[The Revival of the Master Swordsman, Kojiro]]|June 11, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|11|11|[[Who Is the Strongest Swordsman!?]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|11|11|[[Who Is the Strongest Swordsman!?]]|June 18, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|12|12|[[The Birth of the Lightning Slash]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|12|12|[[The Birth of the Lightning Slash]]|June 25, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|13|13|[[Gigantic Anglerfish!? Infiltrate Onimaru Castle]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|13|13|[[Gigantic Anglerfish!? Infiltrate Onimaru Castle]]|July 2, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|14|14|[[Vanished? The Enemy Chameleon]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|14|14|[[Vanished? The Enemy Chameleon]]|July 9, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|15|15|[[Kojiro’s Betrayal!?]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|15|15|[[Kojiro’s Betrayal!?]]|July 16, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|16|16|[[The Strongest Machine of the Four Guardians Attacks!]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|16|16|[[The Strongest Machine of the Four Guardians Attacks!]]|July 23, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|17|17|[[Wind and Thunder Clash! Yaiba vs. Onimaru]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|17|17|[[Wind and Thunder Clash! Yaiba vs. Onimaru]]|July 30, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|18|18|[[Searching for the Legendary Orb]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|18|18|[[Searching for the Legendary Orb]]|August 6, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|19|19|[[What Kind of an Orb is the Golden Orb?]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|19|19|[[What Kind of an Orb is the Golden Orb?]]|August 13, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|20|20|[[Legend of the Red Dragon!! Shiro Amakusa Appears!]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|20|20|[[Legend of the Red Dragon!! Shiro Amakusa Appears!]]|August 20, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|21|21|[[Feverish Hell! Steal the Flame Orb!!]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|21|21|[[Feverish Hell! Steal the Flame Orb!!]]|August 27, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|22|22|[[The World Renowned Thief, Goemon]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|22|22|[[The World Renowned Thief, Goemon]]|September 3, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|23|23|[[Huge Battle! Buddha vs. Osaka Onimaru Castle]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|23|23|[[Huge Battle! Buddha vs. Osaka Onimaru Castle]]|September 10, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|24|24|[[Friend or Foe? The Revival of Jubei Yagyu!]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|24|24|[[Friend or Foe? The Revival of Jubei Yagyu!]]|September 17, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|25|25|[[The Waiting Trap!? The Decisive Battle of Kawanakajima]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|25|25|[[The Waiting Trap!? The Decisive Battle of Kawanakajima]]|September 24, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|26|26|[[The Darkness Orb is the Entrance to the Dark World]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|26|26|[[The Darkness Orb is the Entrance to the Dark World]]|October 1, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|27|27|[[Throw Away Your Dream! Special Training Deadly Sword]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|27|27|[[Throw Away Your Dream! Special Training Deadly Sword]]|October 8, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|28|28|[[Fast Ball Match! Strike Out Benkei]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|28|28|[[Fast Ball Match! Strike Out Benkei]]|October 15, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|29|29|[[What!? 100,000 Legendary Orbs]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|29|29|[[What!? 100,000 Legendary Orbs]]|October 22, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|30|30|[[Stinger of Petrification! Monkey Basho]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|30|30|[[Stinger of Petrification! Monkey Basho]]|October 29, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|31|31|[[Aim for the Ryuujin Orb on Mount Fuji!]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|31|31|[[Aim for the Ryuujin Orb on Mount Fuji!]]|November 5, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|32|32|[[Yaiba Loses the Seven Orbs!?]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|32|32|[[Yaiba Loses the Seven Orbs!?]]|November 12, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|33|33|[[Ryuujin’s Ruthless Test]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|33|33|[[Ryuujin’s Ruthless Test]]|November 19, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|34|34|[[Disappearing Companions]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|34|34|[[Disappearing Companions]]|November 26, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|35|35|[[The Strongest in History! The Ryuujin Sword!!]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|35|35|[[The Strongest in History! The Ryuujin Sword!!]]|December 3, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|36|36|[[Invaders From the Moon - The Empress Kaguya]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|36|36|[[Invaders From the Moon - The Empress Kaguya]]|December 10, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|37|37|[[Large Sinking! Onimaru’s Floating Castle]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|37|37|[[Large Sinking! Onimaru’s Floating Castle]]|December 17, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|38|38|[[Tokyo Flooding Strategy!]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|38|38|[[Tokyo Flooding Strategy!]]|December 24, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|39|39|[[The Moon Alien Merged with the Gas Tank!?]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|39|39|[[The Moon Alien Merged with the Gas Tank!?]]|December 27, 1993|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|40|40|[[Birth of the New Ryuujin Legend!!]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|40|40|[[Birth of the New Ryuujin Legend!!]]|January 7, 1994|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|41|41|[[Carry Out the Women Rescue Mission]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|41|41|[[Carry Out the Women Rescue Mission]]|January 14, 1994|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|42|42|[[Jubei Loses His Body!?]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|42|42|[[Jubei Loses His Body!?]]|January 21, 1994|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|43|43|[[Sayaka’s In Trouble! Hurry, Yaiba]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|43|43|[[Sayaka’s In Trouble! Hurry, Yaiba]]|January 28, 1994|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|44|44|[[The Targeted Dragon Priestess - Sayaka]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|44|44|[[The Targeted Dragon Priestess - Sayaka]]|February 4, 1994|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|45|45|[[Gekko’s Return! The Demon King’s Sword]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|45|45|[[Gekko’s Return! The Demon King’s Sword]]|February 11, 1994|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|46|46|[[Yaiba, Defeated By the Demon King’s Sword]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|46|46|[[Yaiba, Defeated By the Demon King’s Sword]]|February 18, 1994|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|47|47|[[Onimaru Returns! Save Sayaka!!]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|47|47|[[Onimaru Returns! Save Sayaka!!]]|February 25, 1994|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|48|48|[[Take That! Combined Technique Wave of Wind Thunder]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|48|48|[[Take That! Combined Technique Wave of Wind Thunder]]|March 4, 1994|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|49|49|[[The Terrible True Figure of Kaguya!]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|49|49|[[The Terrible True Figure of Kaguya!]]|March 11, 1994|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|50|50|[[Desperate Situation! Yaiba Loses His Sword]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|50|50|[[Desperate Situation! Yaiba Loses His Sword]]|March 18, 1994|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|51|51|[[The White Ryuujin Appears!!]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|51|51|[[The White Ryuujin Appears!!]]|March 25, 1994|
 
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{{MKSeasonItem|52|52|[[I’m Yaiba Kurogane, a Samurai!]]||
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{{MKSeasonItem|52|52|[[I’m Yaiba Kurogane, a Samurai!]]|April 1, 1994|
 
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Revision as of 02:18, 26 March 2015

File:Yaiba-vol-1.jpg
Yaiba Manga, Volume 1

YAIBA, also known as Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (剣勇伝説YAIBA Swordsman Legend Yaiba?), is the second manga series created by Gosho Aoyama. It ran from 1988 to 1993 in Shonen Sunday and later had an anime that ran from April 9, 1993 to April 1, 1994. It was collected into 24 volumes. A video game for the Super Famicom, as well as a game for the Nintendo Game Boy, were also both released.

The story was about a young samurai and his adventures in modern day Japan. There have been numerous references to it in Detective Conan.

Plot Summary

In order to train his son, Yaiba Kurogane, to be a great samurai, Kenjuro Kurogane raises him in the African wilderness. But during training one day, they (along with their new pet tiger Kagetora) are caught in a box of pineapples about to be shipped to Japan. At the Tokyo airport, Kenjuro runs into his old kendo rival Raizo Mine and his daughter, Sayaka. Kenjuro leaves Yaiba with Raizo and Sayaka (despite their protestations) and heads off on a journey.

Meanwhile, Yaiba makes instant enemies with Sayaka's school's kendo star, Takeshi Onimaru. After losing in a duel to Yaiba, Onimaru begins training with his families Fuujin-ken (Wind God Sword) and becomes possessed and starts to take over Japan. To combat this, Yaiba seeks out the Raijin-ken (Lightning God Sword) and is trained by the legendary samurai Musashi Miyamoto. Onimaru sends wave after wave of minions after Yaiba and his friends, leading to a final showdown at his flying castle.

In Part 2 of the story, Yaiba's use of the sacred Dragon Orbs to help defeat Onimaru reawakens the evil princess of the Rabbit People, Kaguya. Kaguya seeks out the youth of all of the women of the world for herself. Ultimately, Yaiba has to join forces with Onimaru to defeat Kaguya and her strongest minion Gekko.

Episodes

Arcs

  1. 8 Demons Arc (Lightning God Sword / Wind God Sword)
  2. Onimaru Castle Arc
  3. Dragon Orb Arc
  4. Kaguya Arc (Dragon God Sword / Demon King Sword)
  • <Anime ended here>
  1. Pyramid Arc (Supreme King Sword)
  2. Underworld Arc
  3. Great Dragon Arc
  4. Nobunaga Tournament Arc (Wood Sword)

Music

Opening themes

# Episodes Song name Artist Release date Oricon chart peak
1 1~52 Yūki ga Areba Kabuki Rocks May 7, 1993

Closing themes

# Episodes Song name Artist Release date Oricon chart peak
1 1~52 Shinchigakunaki Tatakai Kabuki Rocks May 7, 1993

Characters

Cast of Yaiba: Yaiba (foreground); Musashi, Kojiro, Sayaka, Namako-Otoko, Gerozaemon, Onimaru (background, from left to right)
  • Yaiba Kurogane
  • Sayaka Mine - see also Mine family
  • Musashi Miyamoto
  • Takeshi Onimaru
  • Kenjuro Kurogane
  • Kagetora & Shonosuke - Yaiba's pet tiger and vulture respectively. Yaiba meets (and nearly eats) Kagetora in the first chapter before leaving the jungle, but how he met Shonosuke is never explained.
  • Sayaka's grandmother - Raizo's mother who runs the household. She is very knowledgable in kendo and even trains Yaiba a bit before Musashi appears.
  • Gerozaimon Geroda - A frog man, originally one of Onimaru's minions, revived by using a normal frog as the host body. After losing to Yaiba and learning from another minion that Onimaru views him as expendable, he reforms and joins Yaiba for the remainder of the series. Although mostly comical, he has been shown to be a skilled fighter, mainly using his sticky tongue and a battle axe to fight.
  • Kumo-Otoko (Spider man) - Another of Onimaru's minions, he ends up becoming his right hand man and secretary. After his introduction, he is mostly comical and is rarely shown to be competant at anything.
  • Namako-Otoko (Sea cucumber man) - Another one of Onimaru's former minions who sides with Yaiba. He is mostly inactive after reforming but is usually seen on Sayaka's shoulder.
  • Kojiro Sasaki - Musashi's famous rival, revived by Onimaru to defeat Yaiba. Kojiro makes several attempts to defeat Yaiba or at least steal the Raijin-ken, but ultimately he ends up joining him against Onimaru. He fights using an extendable sword and is a notorious womanizer.
  • Jubei Yagyu - The famous historical one-eyed samurai, revived by Onimaru using a wolf as the host body. Though he usually looks normal, he becomes an uncontrollable werewolf when drunk. Because they have the same master (Musashi), he reforms and joins Yaiba after losing to him.
  • Kaguya - The bunny princess of the moon and second major antagonist of the series. Awakened by Yaiba using the dragon orbs, she and her army seek to invade the earth. Her kiss can drain a person's youth.
  • Tsukikage - Kaguya's right-hand man and Gekko's older brother.
  • Gekko - Kaguya's most powerful warrior, an antropomorphic rabbit with a scar over one eye. He is ruthless and so powerful Yaiba and Onimaru have to team up to stop him.
  • Moroha Kurogane - Yaiba's long lost little sister, raised by their mother to hate Kenjuro. She joins her brother for the final arc.
  • Soshi Okita - The final villian of the series.

Yaiba in Detective Conan

  • In volume 2 of Conan, Yaiba is seen playing on a TV. Likewise, in the last episode of the Yaiba anime, Conan and Ran are seen on a TV.
  • The characer Kamen Yaiba is a parody of Kamen Rider using Yaiba instead of Rider.
  • In the first OVA, Conan vs. Kid. vs. Yaiba, Mitsuhiko lends Conan all 24 volumes of Yaiba. Also, various characters in the Yaiba series play a major role in the OVA.
  • Ran's cell-phone strap has a key-chain figure of Namako-Otoko attached to it.
  • At the Halloween Party Murder Case, people dressed as Onimaru, Gerozaemon, Kumo-Otoko, the kappa Kerokichi (a one-time character) can be seen.
  • The names of the characters in the movie Star Blade VI are rearranged versions of the historical names in Yaiba and have similarities to each character: Dark Sashim (ダーク・サシム) is Musashi (ムサシ) and uses two swords, Bay Jew (ベイ・ジュウ) is Jubei (十兵衛) and has an eyepatch, Kisasa (キササ) is Sasaki (Kojiro) (佐々木) and uses a long sword, and Dark Takio (ダーク・タキオ) is Okita (沖田) and resembles and evil god.
  • In the Onsen Murder Case, Professor Agasa invents a device for testing onsen temperatures and quality that is designed to look like Ishikawa Goemon, but rather than a traditional Goemon design it resembles the revived Goemon from the Dragon Orbs Arc.
  • Many of the same voice actors appear in Yaiba and Detective Conan: Minami Takayama (Yaiba and Conan), Kotono Mitsuishi (Sayaka and Kir), Ryo Horikawa (Onimaru and Heiji), and Unsho Ishizuka (Raizo and Nakamori). Other DC actors voiced one-time characters in Yaiba: Kappei Yamaguchi (Kerokichi and Shinichi/Kaitou Kid), Wataru Takagi (Starfishman and Genta/Takagi), and Fumihiko Tachiki (Yakitori-kun and Vodka).

Yaiba in Magic Kaito

  • In chapter 18 of Magic Kaito (which the first Conan OVA is based on), Kid attempts to steal a sacred sword from the Mine house and ends up fighting Yaiba. Also, Kuroba and Nakamori are mentioned in the the final chapter of Yaiba.

Gallery

Yaiba in Gosho Aoyama Manga Factory.
Onimaru vs. Yaiba.

See also