I'm Yaiba Kurogane, a Samurai! - Revision history

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	\| manga = [[Yaiba Volume 16\|Volume 16: Files 8~9 (162-163)]] ('''[[Manga Legend\|h.a.]]''')		\| manga = [[Yaiba Volume 16\|Volume 16: Files 8~9 (162-163)]] ('''[[Manga Legend\|h.a.]]''')
	\| airdate = April 1, 1994		\| airdate = April 1, 1994
			\| rating = 12.5%
	\| english-airdate =		\| english-airdate =
	\| cast = [[Yaiba Kurogane]] <br> [[Sayaka Mine]] <br> [[Takeshi Onimaru]] <br> [[Princess Kaguya]] <br> [[Ryujin]] <br> [[General Tsukikage]] <br> [[Gekko]] <br> [[Musashi Miyamoto]] <br> [[Jubei Yagyu]] <br> [[Kojiro Sasaki]] <br> [[Gerozaemon Geroda]] <br> [[Namako-Otoko]] <br> [[Kumo-Otoko]] <br> [[Professor Kanabo]] <br> [[Kagetora]] <br> [[Shonosuke]] <br> [[Sayaka's Grandmother]] <br> [[Raizo Mine]] <br> [[Shizuka Mine]]		\| cast = [[Yaiba Kurogane]] <br> [[Sayaka Mine]] <br> [[Takeshi Onimaru]] <br> [[Princess Kaguya]] <br> [[Ryujin]] <br> [[General Tsukikage]] <br> [[Gekko]] <br> [[Musashi Miyamoto]] <br> [[Jubei Yagyu]] <br> [[Kojiro Sasaki]] <br> [[Gerozaemon Geroda]] <br> [[Namako-Otoko]] <br> [[Kumo-Otoko]] <br> [[Professor Kanabo]] <br> [[Kagetora]] <br> [[Shonosuke]] <br> [[Sayaka's Grandmother]] <br> [[Raizo Mine]] <br> [[Shizuka Mine]]

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	\| title = I'm Yaiba Kurogane, a Samurai!		\| title = I'm Yaiba Kurogane, a Samurai!
	\| english-title =		\| english-title =
	\| japanese-title = {{lang\|ja\|鉄ヤイバ、サムライだ！}} <br> (Kurogane Yaiba, Samurai-da!)		\| japanese-title = {{lang\|ja\|鉄ヤイバ、サムライだ！}} <br> (Kurogane Yaiba, Samurai da!)
	\| manga = [[Yaiba Volume 16\|Volume 16: Files 8~9 (162-163)]] ('''[[Manga Legend\|h.a.]]''')		\| manga = [[Yaiba Volume 16\|Volume 16: Files 8~9 (162-163)]] ('''[[Manga Legend\|h.a.]]''')
	\| airdate = April 1, 1994		\| airdate = April 1, 1994
	\| english-airdate =		\| english-airdate =
	\| cast = [[Yaiba Kurogane]] <br> [[Sayaka Mine]] <br> [[Takeshi Onimaru]] <br> [[Princess Kaguya]] <br> [[Ryujin]] <br> [[General Tsukikage]] <br> [[Gekko]] <br> [[Musashi Miyamoto]] <br> [[Jubei Yagyu]] <br> [[Kojiro Sasaki]] <br> [[~~Gerozaimon~~ Geroda]] <br> [[Namako-Otoko]] <br> [[Kumo-Otoko]] <br> [[Professor Kanabo]] <br> [[Kagetora]] <br> [[Shonosuke]] <br> [[Sayaka's Grandmother]] <br> [[Raizo Mine]] <br> [[Shizuka Mine]]		\| cast = [[Yaiba Kurogane]] <br> [[Sayaka Mine]] <br> [[Takeshi Onimaru]] <br> [[Princess Kaguya]] <br> [[Ryujin]] <br> [[General Tsukikage]] <br> [[Gekko]] <br> [[Musashi Miyamoto]] <br> [[Jubei Yagyu]] <br> [[Kojiro Sasaki]] <br> [[Gerozaemon Geroda]] <br> [[Namako-Otoko]] <br> [[Kumo-Otoko]] <br> [[Professor Kanabo]] <br> [[Kagetora]] <br> [[Shonosuke]] <br> [[Sayaka's Grandmother]] <br> [[Raizo Mine]] <br> [[Shizuka Mine]]
	\| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Yaiba Kurogane]] <br> [[Kotono Mitsuishi]] as [[Sayaka Mine]] <br> [[Ryo Horikawa]] as [[Takeshi Onimaru]], [[Shonosuke]] (uncredited) <br> [[Rika Fukami]] as [[Princess Kaguya]] <br> [[Koji Ishii]] as [[Ryujin]] <br> [[Daiki Nakamura]] as [[General Tsukikage]] <br> [[Kazuki Yao]] as [[Gekko]] <br> [[Masaharu Sato]] as [[Musashi Miyamoto]] <br> [[Kazunari Tanaka]] as [[~~Gerozaimon~~ Geroda]] <br> [[Tsutomu Kashiwakura]] as [[Namako-Otoko]] <br> [[Tetsuo Sakaguchi]] as [[Kumo-Otoko]] <br> [[Hisao Egawa]] as [[Professor Kanabo]] (uncredited), [[Kagetora]] <br> [[Reiko Suzuki]] as [[Sayaka's Grandmother]] <br> [[Unsho Ishizuka]] as [[Raizo Mine]] (uncredited) <br> [[Kyoko Terase\|Megumi Terase]] as [[Shizuka Mine]] (uncredited)		\| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Yaiba Kurogane]] <br> [[Kotono Mitsuishi]] as [[Sayaka Mine]] <br> [[Ryo Horikawa]] as [[Takeshi Onimaru]], [[Shonosuke]] (uncredited) <br> [[Rika Fukami]] as [[Princess Kaguya]] <br> [[Koji Ishii]] as [[Ryujin]] <br> [[Daiki Nakamura]] as [[General Tsukikage]] <br> [[Kazuki Yao]] as [[Gekko]] <br> [[Masaharu Sato]] as [[Musashi Miyamoto]] <br> [[Kazunari Tanaka]] as [[Gerozaemon Geroda]] <br> [[Tsutomu Kashiwakura]] as [[Namako-Otoko]] <br> [[Tetsuo Sakaguchi]] as [[Kumo-Otoko]] <br> [[Hisao Egawa]] as [[Professor Kanabo]] (uncredited), [[Kagetora]] <br> [[Reiko Suzuki]] as [[Sayaka's Grandmother]] <br> [[Unsho Ishizuka]] as [[Raizo Mine]] (uncredited) <br> [[Kyoko Terase\|Megumi Terase]] as [[Shizuka Mine]] (uncredited)
	\| director = [[Kunihiko Yuyama]] (chief) <br> [[Norihiko Sudo]]		\| director = [[Kunihiko Yuyama]] (chief) <br> [[Norihiko Sudo]]
	\| screenplay = [[Kenji Terada]]		\| screenplay = [[Kenji Terada]]
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	{{nihongo\|'''{{PAGENAME}}'''\|鉄ヤイバ、サムライだ！\|Kurogane Yaiba, Samurai-da!}} is the 52nd and last episode of the [[Yaiba]] [[Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba\|anime]]. It aired on April 1, 1994.		{{nihongo\|'''{{PAGENAME}}'''\|鉄ヤイバ、サムライだ！\|Kurogane Yaiba, Samurai da!}} is the 52nd and last episode of the [[Yaiba]] [[Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba\|anime]]. It aired on April 1, 1994.

	== Characters Introduced ==		== Characters Introduced ==
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	{{Char\|Kumo-Otoko}}		{{Char\|Kumo-Otoko}}
	{{Char\|~~Gerozaimon~~ Geroda}}		{{Char\|Gerozaemon Geroda}}
	{{Char\|Namako-Otoko}}		{{Char\|Namako-Otoko}}
	{{Char\|Professor Kanabo}}		{{Char\|Professor Kanabo}}
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	** [[Yaiba Volume 23\|Volume 23, chapter 236]] : The Tokyo residents going back to normal, Kaguya and the moon people disbanding from the Earth and going back to the moon. This is originally after the final battle with Onimaru and [[Yamato no Orochi\|the Eight-Headed Serpent]], which unsealed Kaguya and the moon people. The anime adds Gekko and Tsukikage rekindling their brotherhood.		** [[Yaiba Volume 23\|Volume 23, chapter 236]] : The Tokyo residents going back to normal, Kaguya and the moon people disbanding from the Earth and going back to the moon. This is originally after the final battle with Onimaru and [[Yamato no Orochi\|the Eight-Headed Serpent]], which unsealed Kaguya and the moon people. The anime adds Gekko and Tsukikage rekindling their brotherhood.
	** [[Yaiba Volume 24\|Volume 24, chapter 255]] : The last chapter of the manga. The scene where Jubei throws his sword to determine the direction he will go towards on an adventure. Sayaka back to school.		** [[Yaiba Volume 24\|Volume 24, chapter 255]] : The last chapter of the manga. The scene where Jubei throws his sword to determine the direction he will go towards on an adventure. Sayaka back to school.
	** Some scenes are anime additions not from the manga, including ~~Gerozaimon~~ and Namako-Otoko drinking tea with Sayaka's Grandmother, Kojiro training the girls in the dojo and Musashi watching TV and getting scolded by the Grandma. Moreover, the dinner party at the end with the whole main cast is also an anime addition.		** Some scenes are anime additions not from the manga, including Gerozaemon and Namako-Otoko drinking tea with Sayaka's Grandmother, Kojiro training the girls in the dojo and Musashi watching TV and getting scolded by the Grandma. Moreover, the dinner party at the end with the whole main cast is also an anime addition.

	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	* Insert song: [[Atatakai Ame]] by [[~~Risa Oki~~]].		* Insert song: [[Atatakai Ame]] by [[Lisa Ooki]].
	* The buildings Kaguya crushes in Tokyo include the [[wikipedia:Tokyo Tower\|Tokyo Tower]] and the [[wikipedia:Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building\|Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building]].		* The buildings Kaguya crushes in Tokyo include the [[wikipedia:Tokyo Tower\|Tokyo Tower]] and the [[wikipedia:Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building\|Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building]].
	* This episode's [[wikipedia:Bumper (broadcasting)\|eyecatchers]] (transition panel for commercial breaks) are the only instance of the second eyecatcher featuring Yaiba and Musashi's voice-overs, just like in [[Birth of the New Ryuujin Legend!!]], the last episode with the first eyecatchers.		* This episode's [[wikipedia:Bumper (broadcasting)\|eyecatchers]] (transition panel for commercial breaks) are the only instance of the second eyecatcher featuring Yaiba and Musashi's voice-overs, just like in [[Birth of the New Ryuujin Legend!!]], the last episode with the first eyecatchers.

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	\| screenplay = [[Kenji Terada]]		\| screenplay = [[Kenji Terada]]
	\| storyboard = [[Norihiko Sudo]]		\| storyboard = [[Norihiko Sudo]]
	\| producer = [[Norihiko Sudo]]		\| producer = [[Norihiko Sudo]] <br> [[Kazuya Murata]] (asst.)
	\| animation-director = [[Norihiro Matsubara]] (chief) <br> [[Moriyasu Taniguchi]]		\| animation-director = [[Norihiro Matsubara]] (chief) <br> [[Moriyasu Taniguchi]]
	\| opening-song = Yūki ga Areba		\| opening-song = Yūki ga Areba

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| title = I'm Yaiba Kurogane, a Samurai!
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| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|鉄ヤイバ、サムライだ！}} (Kurogane Yaiba, Samurai-da!)
| manga = [[Yaiba Volume 16|Volume 16: Files 8~9 (162-163)]] ('''[[Manga Legend|h.a.]]''')
| airdate = April 1, 1994
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Yaiba Kurogane]] [[Sayaka Mine]] [[Takeshi Onimaru]] [[Princess Kaguya]] [[Ryujin]] [[General Tsukikage]] [[Gekko]] [[Musashi Miyamoto]] [[Jubei Yagyu]] [[Kojiro Sasaki]] [[Gerozaimon Geroda]] [[Namako-Otoko]] [[Kumo-Otoko]] [[Professor Kanabo]] [[Kagetora]] [[Shonosuke]] [[Sayaka's Grandmother]] [[Raizo Mine]] [[Shizuka Mine]]
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Yaiba Kurogane]] [[Kotono Mitsuishi]] as [[Sayaka Mine]] [[Ryo Horikawa]] as [[Takeshi Onimaru]], [[Shonosuke]] (uncredited) [[Rika Fukami]] as [[Princess Kaguya]] [[Koji Ishii]] as [[Ryujin]] [[Daiki Nakamura]] as [[General Tsukikage]] [[Kazuki Yao]] as [[Gekko]] [[Masaharu Sato]] as [[Musashi Miyamoto]] [[Kazunari Tanaka]] as [[Gerozaimon Geroda]] [[Tsutomu Kashiwakura]] as [[Namako-Otoko]] [[Tetsuo Sakaguchi]] as [[Kumo-Otoko]] [[Hisao Egawa]] as [[Professor Kanabo]] (uncredited), [[Kagetora]] [[Reiko Suzuki]] as [[Sayaka's Grandmother]] [[Unsho Ishizuka]] as [[Raizo Mine]] (uncredited) [[Kyoko Terase|Megumi Terase]] as [[Shizuka Mine]] (uncredited)
| director = [[Kunihiko Yuyama]] (chief) [[Norihiko Sudo]]
| screenplay = [[Kenji Terada]]
| storyboard = [[Norihiko Sudo]]
| producer = [[Norihiko Sudo]]
| animation-director = [[Norihiro Matsubara]] (chief) [[Moriyasu Taniguchi]]
| opening-song = Yūki ga Areba
| closing-song = Shinchigakunaki Tatakai
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| prev-episode = The White Ryuujin Appears!!
| footnotes =
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{{nihongo|'''{{PAGENAME}}'''|鉄ヤイバ、サムライだ！|Kurogane Yaiba, Samurai-da!}} is the 52nd and last episode of the [[Yaiba]] [[Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba|anime]]. It aired on April 1, 1994.

== Characters Introduced ==
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Conan Edogawa]]|image = Conan Edogawa.jpg|link=Conan Edogawa|description =
* 6-7 years old
* A shrunken [[Shinichi Kudo]]
* Detective}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Ran Mouri]]|image = Ran Mouri.jpg|link=Ran Mouri|description =
* 16 years old
* High school student
* Shinichi's childhood friend}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Yaiba Kurogane}}
{{Char|Sayaka Mine}}
{{Char|Takeshi Onimaru}}
{{Char|Princess Kaguya}}
{{Char|Ryujin}}
{{Char|Musashi Miyamoto}}
{{Char|Kojiro Sasaki}}
{{Char|Jubei Yagyu}}
{{Char|General Tsukikage}}
{{Char|Gekko}}
{{Char|Kumo-Otoko}}
{{Char|Gerozaimon Geroda}}
{{Char|Namako-Otoko}}
{{Char|Professor Kanabo}}
{{Char|Sayaka's Grandmother}}
{{Char|Raizo Mine}}
{{Char|Shizuka Mine}}
{{Char|Kagetora}}
{{Char|Shonosuke}}
}}

== Plot ==
=== Story ===

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler></spoiler>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
* The anime adds many scenes to fill the episode, since it is only adapting one chapter and a half :
** Kojiro and Jubei try to fight her and she freezes them all with a blizzard.
** Kaguya teleports the group to Tokyo so they can see her destroy the city.
** Yaiba showing Sayaka she is back to her young self with her reflection on his sword.
** Musashi and Kojiro rejoicing pervertly that the women are back to being young.
** Kumo-Otoko runs after Onimaru who leaves in Professor Kanabo's submarine. Are also added in the episode [[Oni Minions|Onimaru's minions]].
* Since this is the last episode of the Yaiba anime and there are 100 more chapters not adapted, the anime adds many scenes from further chapters to bring a closure to the 52 episodes :
** [[Yaiba Volume 23|Volume 23, chapter 236]] : The Tokyo residents going back to normal, Kaguya and the moon people disbanding from the Earth and going back to the moon. This is originally after the final battle with Onimaru and [[Yamato no Orochi|the Eight-Headed Serpent]], which unsealed Kaguya and the moon people. The anime adds Gekko and Tsukikage rekindling their brotherhood.
** [[Yaiba Volume 24|Volume 24, chapter 255]] : The last chapter of the manga. The scene where Jubei throws his sword to determine the direction he will go towards on an adventure. Sayaka back to school.
** Some scenes are anime additions not from the manga, including Gerozaimon and Namako-Otoko drinking tea with Sayaka's Grandmother, Kojiro training the girls in the dojo and Musashi watching TV and getting scolded by the Grandma. Moreover, the dinner party at the end with the whole main cast is also an anime addition.

== Trivia ==
* Insert song: [[Atatakai Ame]] by [[Risa Oki]].
* The buildings Kaguya crushes in Tokyo include the [[wikipedia:Tokyo Tower|Tokyo Tower]] and the [[wikipedia:Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building|Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building]].
* This episode's [[wikipedia:Bumper (broadcasting)|eyecatchers]] (transition panel for commercial breaks) are the only instance of the second eyecatcher featuring Yaiba and Musashi's voice-overs, just like in [[Birth of the New Ryuujin Legend!!]], the last episode with the first eyecatchers.
* This marks the first animated appearance of Conan and Ran from Gosho's main series ''[[Detective Conan]]'', which occurred 2 years prior to the animation of ''Detective Conan'' in 1996. In the same vein, Conan and Ran retain their original drawing style from the earlier series, with Ran notably have more normal hair without the horn.
* [[Gosho Aoyama]], author behind the manga version, is credited as key animation.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== See also ==
* [[Yaiba]]

{{Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba}}

[[Category:Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Moriyasu Taniguchi]]