| I personally never made that connection, I can’t really say and it never stuck out at me as being the case but who knows. All I know is this is a story following the real life samurai Hojo Tokiyuki, the basis of his story here pretty much follows the real life events of the Siege of Kamakura. So if anything I’d probably say Blade of the Immortal was inspired by the fall of the Kamakura shogunate and other historical events like it. The fall of families/clans throughout the history of Japan is a common plot point in Japanese historical fiction stories. |
| It's based on history. You having seen something that felt it a bit like this is nothing. Not an Hommage, not influenced, not copied. It's just something you remembered. |
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Reply to Koustubh
@Merve2Love Yeah that sounds about right. If it's based on real history then there is no inspiration since Blade of the Immortal is completely fictional.
| @Koustubh Alright, they're both historical^^ You're still not getting that this doesn't mean they're connected. All you have is: They're kinda samy and there is Revenge Stuff happening. That's not enough. That's EVERY Samurai Story, ever. |
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