I keep finding shrines to the women of RuroKen on the Web. What's up with this? Admittedly,
I'm a teenaged girl, and I'm biased when discussing this sort of thing, but still. The men (and boys) of RuroKen
are intelligent, witty, fun, charming, sexy, and good to have around when the going gets tough. And this is the
supporting cast (defined by: anyone NOT Kenshin)! In no particular order . . .
*drool drool drool drool drool drool drool drool drool drool drool drool drool drool drool*
Saitou Hajime
Oh my! What can I say? Calm, cool, and collected. *thinking* maybe I should just give up on the
rest of the cast and simply make a Saitou Shrine. We'll see. Anyway, he's a classic bad guy, and yet we're
shown that he's a decent guy after all, and he's married!
Image Source: The Kamiya Dojo.
Sagura Sanosuke
This poor guy couldn't have had much of a childhood, and then to see his father-figure betrayed and
destroyed by the new government. Ouch. Kenshin is able to make him let go of his hate, and Sano becomes a
loyal friend. I guess this is why I like Sano, for all his blustering and that "bad" kanji on his back,
he's a decent guy. "Can't let a foxy doctor walk alone at night."
And the Hair!
Myoujin Yahiko
"Don't call me CHAN!!!" He's so determined to be strong, and to be able to protect those he loves,
just like Kenshin. He puts up a facade of bravado for the rest of the world, but as we can see by his
relationship with Tsubame (I think that's her name). He's a sweetheart.
Image Source: The Kamiya Dojo.
Shinomori Aoshi
He's dark, strong, and moody. He sits there and broods as the world passes him by. In other
words, he's practically begging for some worthy female to fall in love with him, and save him from
himself. Enter Misao! Admittedly, he's pretty cruel sometimes, but we at TKP have hope that our
unworty hero may be redeemed by love. *sentimental sniff*
Image Source:The Kamiya Dojo.
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