 Jubei was one of the greatest |
| swordsmen in Japan, although his |
| father never wanted him to be |
| one. After accidentally poking |
| out Jubei's eye, his father |
| Yagyu Tajima (Lord Tajima) |
| didn't want his crippled son to |
| become a swordsman. But after a |
| lot of hard work, Jubei became |
| the best warrior in the land. |
| Becoming a warrior was |
| advantageous too, since Lord |
| Tajima decided to get rid of the |
| other fighting schools in the |
| land. This caused some people to |
| be very upset and in attempts to |
| prove they were better, they |
| challenged Jubei. They all lost. |
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| When Jubei died, he told his |
| assistant, Koinosuke, that one |
| day he would be resurrected as a |
| person who he describes as "A |
| plump, bouncy, bon bons..." It |
| would be this successor who |
| would inherit the skills that |
| Jubei took a lifetime to master. |
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