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                    After all that's happened fate brings Jin, Mugen and Fuu back 
                    together. They meet a mysterious man, Okuru, who is wanted 
                    for committing arson against his own village. And yet, Mugen 
                    identifies with him. While travelling further to the south, 
                    the three get caught up in a graffiti competition. Who can 
                    "tag" the most dangerous place? Can Mugen finally learn how 
                    to read? In a small village, Fuu saves a girl who happens 
                    to know the "sunflower samurai." With this more reliable clue, 
                    they continue travelling to Nagasaki without knowing a deadly 
                    trap awaits them... 
                  Lullabies 
                    Of The Lost Verse 2: This episode concludes the story 
                    that was told in Part 
                    1. 
                    Jin comes face to face with a man who he once considered to 
                    be like a younger brother to him, but this is not a happy 
                    reunion. Meanwhile, Mugen manages to get into a fight with 
                    Okuri. 
                  War 
                    Of The Words: We discover that Mugen can't read. And to 
                    add to his embarrassment a guy in the pub makes fun of him 
                    and then passes out. Mugen, Jin and Fuu use this as a perfect 
                    opportunity to get him to pay for their bill. However, the 
                    man soon catches up with Mugen and, taking pity on him, teaches 
                    him how to read. Meanwhile an old responsibility of Jin's 
                    comes back to haunt him as he makes two guys enter into a 
                    graffiti tag competition to settle a dispute. 
                  Unholy 
                    Union: Our heroes try to save a woman called Yuri who 
                    is on the run from two men. It soon becomes apparent that 
                    the leader of a religious cult may have something to do with 
                    this. Fuu finally reveals why she is looking for the samurai 
                    that smells of sunflowers. 
                  Elegy 
                    Of Entrapment Verse 1: A bar owner takes pity on Fuu and 
                    offers her free food at his establishment but is a little 
                    surprised when Mugen and Jin join her. Here they strike up 
                    a conversation with Sara, a blind girl who is also a travelling 
                    musician. Sara is able to sense other's auras and offers to 
                    pay for the groups room and board if they travel with her. 
                    But is she more than she seems? There's some great comedy 
                    moments in this episode including a subtle gag where Jin asks 
                    Mugen about his time in the hot spring with Sara: "Did 
                    you see them?" To which Mugen replies: "See what?" 
                  Extras 
                    include a promo video (1 min); conceptual art (11 pics) and 
                    trailers.  
                    
                  Pete 
                    Boomer  
                  
                     
                       
                        
                           
                             
                               
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