Watch the movie and be ready to grip your seat. Takeru Sato, Takei, Munetaka Aoki (Sanosuke), Yu Aoi (Megumi) and Yosuke Eguchi (Saito Hajime) have settled comfortably into their characters, and their understanding of their roles is palpable in every scene. Kyoto Inferno was able to bring all this drama to life through an elegant weave of stunning fight scenes, graceful cinematography and sincere acting.
In the middle of this peace he is again taunted by his past, called upon to revert to the killer he vowed he never will be again. He has taken tentative steps towards building a home, gaining friends, and hopefully forgiving himself enough to believe that he deserves happiness.
In that story line, Kenshin has retired from being a wanderer. The Kyoto arc is arguably the richest and most dramatic plots in the Kenshin Himura story. The faithful sakabato breaks, an omen of the war to come.
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