“It’s as if you are like me.”“Are you telling me that you know how I’m gonna come at you?! I write fanfiction and draw some fanart for these two. You can really tell it’s her in english, though it’s harder to tell in Japanese. But for the first time, he says it calmly, no spite or anything. Find out by checking out this story (I'm sorry for being actual trash with writing summaries).He is a drowning man. )When Sara asked Fuu “Who would you rather not want to separate from?” Fuu gets flustered saying “We don’t have that type of relationship!” hiding her face underneath blankets. *sniff* “Did you meet the sunflower samurai?” he asks, she nods, still crying.Jin never has any moment like this with Fuu, just like he never had a slow motion moment when he first met her. Then Fuu… Which was weird, cause the order is usually, Mugen, Jin, Fuu. They head out to the first food place they come across and order some yaki-manju (dumplings made from flour soaked in sake and then covered with miso and grilled). Upon his meeting Mugen, the composure crumbles, worse when the eye patch is cut away, and he spirals to Denkibou's level of Toube is the eldest of the brothers and one whose lifestyle changed most after the attack: he now uses a wheelchair. Afterwards Mugen states that he doesn't want to kill Jin, another sentiment that Jin returns. Fuu lives alone after her mother died, working as a romance novelist to try to make end's meat. But either way, he repressed it throughout the series.So here’s a brief list (bullshit, this is LONG) of all the ways it is heavily implied Mugen had feelings for Fuu. The man is a Nagatomi, but Sousuke does not know that when he draws his sword and stabs him to death. In which, Fuu and Mugen have sexy times.All she ever asked for her fifteen years of living was a normal life. Fuu is also seen to have color finger and toenails. If I should kill Mugen, would you like me to still keep traveling with you?” after all, Jin and Mugen were planning to duel and Jin wouldn’t just let himself die. That’s all Jin needs to say and Mugen is off running to save the girl, as always.MUGEN NEVER TAKES ORDERS! Fuu (フウ, Tanagers) is the leading lady of Samurai Champloo.She tricks Mugen and Jin into accompanying her into her journey in finding the "Sunflower Samurai". But then, FUU jumped across his wounded body, saving his life. Damn. In "Disorder Diaries", he provided both Jin and Fuu with spiritual guidance, and Zuikō's predictive powers (evident by his telling them to fix the doors Like Jin, Ukon (also known as Shōryū) was born into the samurai After Zuikou expelled him, Shōryū wandered the continent searching for a new master, but no one would have him, labeling him a heretic. That night, however, a Shogunate contact disguised as a Sara is one of the strongest fighters in the series, able to split large boulders with her As Jin is leaving, he thanks the hermit for the lesson (to teach a man to fish instead of to give him one), to which Matagi claims he didn't teach Jin anything. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Plus, Mugen must always defeat and opponent stronger than him. He shoots Mugen in the back with a pistol concealed in the wheelchair's left armrest after watching Umanosuke die, then ignites a stash of dynamite concealed in the wheelchair's base, intending to take Mugen with him. The ultimate fate of Shige and his men is not known; presumably they were annihilated in the impact, though the ending credits to his episode are interrupted by a shot of him bursting from the grave—an indication that he "lives" on.
And the one time it was goofy anyway XD And the other time could have been about Mugen when Sara wanted to bring one of them along.I believe Mugen as an individual suffers from emotional dissonance, since he is a person with an identity that is cruel, unloving etc. He says:He wants to have Fuu suffer so it’ll affect Mugen emotionally. "So you wanna come? "She smiled at that, "A little bit a'both I think. The lead guy Azuma reminded me so much of Mugen that I couldn't resist.When Jin returns from a spiritual journey in the mountains to find Fuu comfortably nestled in her own tea house in Edo, the two of them decide three years is long enough to merit a reunion of their former party.