Examples of using Aoshi in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Aoshi's come back?
It's Elder and Aoshi!
Aoshi… where is he?
Open your eyes, Aoshi.
Kill Aoshi… for Misao.
Leader of Oniwabanshu Watchers in Edo, Shinomori Aoshi.
And for Aoshi himself.
Towards the end of the Kyoto Arc,the much-anticipated battle arrives and Kenshin fights Aoshi.
I am not the Aoshi you once knew.
The episode appears to be set at Christmas ayear or two before the first episode of Ai Yori Aoshi.
Shinomori Aoshi, have you realized that you have hurt Misao-dono?
Han'nya appears before her in a dream and tells her that Kenshin has kept his promise andis bringing Aoshi back.
In the Jinchū Arc, Aoshi returns to Tokyo with Misao in order to deliver the diary of Yukishiro Tomoe to Kamiya Kaoru.
She declares herself as the new Okashira of the Oniwabanashū and refuses to recognize Aoshi as the clan's head any longer.
Kenshin saves Aoshi from his own madness, as he realizes that death is not the answer to his situation.
On the way back,Yahiko remembers that he forgot to warn Kenshin about Aoshi, who he had seen in Kyoto a few days before, and says it out loud.
When she heard that Aoshi was in Tokyo, she went to search for him and runs into Himura Kenshin on the way back to Kyoto.
She was overwhelmed with this knowledge and cannot stop her own tears, especially because before Kenshin made his statement,Okina had asked him to kill Aoshi.
Fumizukis most famouswork to date is Ai Yori Aoshi, a 17-volume work which has been turned into an anime series.
Aoshi will then strike from various points, slashing them with his kodachi or striking them with kempo, then ending it with“Kaiten Kenbu”.
Several other characters, most notably Sagara Sanosuke,Shinomori Aoshi, and Seta Sōjirō, are also loosely based on certain figures among the Shinsengumi.
As depicted, Shinomori Aoshi's signature Kaiten-kenbu Rokuren attack has actually begun to cut into Kenshin's neck when Kenshin released the attack, and blows Aoshi back before he can even finish.
Before leaving for the final battle with Shishio, Kenshin promises Misao that he will bring Aoshi back home to Aoi-Ya, because he does not believe that Aoshi has lost himself completely.
The attack involves Aoshi gripping his kodachi backhand, then slashing the opponent six times in rapid succession, from both sides(it relies on confusing the opponent on the direction from which each subsequent strike is going to come).
After the revolution, since a few members of the Oniwabanshū wereunable to adapt to life in the Meiji era, Aoshi and these members worked for the corrupt, power-hungry business man, Takeda Kanryū instead.
Onmyō Hasshi-(Dusk to Dawn Strike) Aoshi throws both kodachi at the opponent, hitting the end of the first one with the second one for an extra boost.
Shinomori Aoshi( å›› ä¹ ƒæ£® è'¼ ç'«), known as Aoshi Shinomori in the English version of the anime, is a fictional Okashira, or leader, of the Oniwabanshu in the anime and manga series Rurouni Kenshin….
During the confrontation with Kenshin, Aoshi revealed that he aims to kill Kenshin, who was formerly known as the famed Hitokiri Battōsai.
Onmyō Kōsa-(Shadow-Light Cross) Aoshi blocks an enemies striking weapon with one kodachi, then strikes it with the second kodachi, thrusting the first one through.
Finding them interesting and strange creatures, Aoshi decides that he will give his charges victory, guided by his offbeat theory“triumph is possible even if weak”.
