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When he is with Yuya he lets his guard down. In the manga, Kyo is a pervert and his number 1 target is Yuya, whose breasts he loves to molest. It is extremely strange that he prefers Yuya over Okuni when Okuni is always right there for him. For once, Demon Eyes Kyo the thousand man slayer learns how to love and care for someone and change not just his bloodthirst, but also his life.
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Those killings were conducted in the name of "Heaven's punishment" (天誅, Tenchū), as Takechi called it. Izo became known as 'Hitokiri (man-slayer) Izo' and feared, with a fellow hitokiri Tanaka Shinbei of Satsuma Province. Izo later worked as a bodyguard; in 1863 Izo, owing to the mediation of Sakamoto Ryoma, was hired by Katsu Kaishu. Three assassins attacked Kaishu, but when Izo cut one of them down and gave a roar, the remaining two assassins ran away.
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Pitting themselves against each other, these fighting styles will battle until one emerges victorious. The winner shall be known as the 'strongest fighters in the land', and the son who sponsored them shall become the Daimyo's successor. In the mountains of Unabara lies the doujo of the "Ogame Ryū" (Giant Tortoise Style). There, Naoyoshi Washitzu, one of the 31 sons of Naosata Washitzu, comes in search of the legendary swordsman, Jinsuke Kurogane, the man known as "The Thousand Man Slayer".
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At this point, Kyo is in enraged and proclaimed "Give me my body and my woman back". Therefore, it is implied that Kyo and Yuya have feelings for each other and the manga gives more depth into their relationship. The anime also indirectly shows the affection that he has for her, such as letting Yuya hit him when no one else dares to since he is the thousand man slayer. In the manga, Yuya slaps him couple times, and he doesn't do anything.
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They had been to Pensacola, on a trading expedition. This > party consisted of a Hillabee Indian, who had murdered so many men, that he > was called Istillicha, the Man-slayer—a desperate white man, who had fled > from the States for the crime of murder, and whom, on account of his > activity and ferocity, the Indians called the Cat—and a blood-thirsty negro, > named Bob, the property of Sullivan, a Creek trader of the Hillabees. As > soon as Colonel Kirkland and his party were out of sight, these scoundrels > formed an encampment. The former went on, crossed the creek, and encamped a > short distance from the ford, by the side of the trading path.
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