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* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Hasegawa Heizo was a real person, serving as head of the Anti-Arson and Theft Task Force from 1787 to 1795.
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A TV {{Anime}} [[AnimatedAdaptation adaption]] simply titled ''Onihei'' aired as part of the Winter2017Anime season.
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Hasegawa Heizo is the head of the special police who had jurisdiction over arson-robberies in Edo, having succeeded his father in the position. He brought the hammer of justice hard on the criminal underbelly of the capital, and with time his name filled criminals with dread. Soon, a villain bestows upon him the nickname "Onihei" - Heizo the Demon. Contrary to the nickname, however, he was not a heartless man. He would give a hand to those who would be willing to repent for their crimes, many of with would later serve him as informants and aid Heizo in solving difficult crimes.
He and his men would need it, for the bustling city of Edo never slept...
He and his men would need it, for the bustling city of Edo never slept...
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Hasegawa Heizo is the head of the special police who had jurisdiction over arson-robberies in Edo, having succeeded his father in the position. He brought the hammer of justice hard on the criminal underbelly of the capital, and with time his name filled criminals with dread. Soon, a villain bestows upon him the nickname "Onihei" - Heizo the Demon. Contrary to the nickname, however, he was not a heartless man. He would give a hand to those who would be willing to repent for their crimes, many of with would later serve him as informants and aid Heizo in solving difficult crimes.
crimes. He and his men would need it, for the bustling city of Edo never slept...
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''Onihei Hankachou'' is a series of detective/JidaiGeki novels by Shotarou Ikenami which started in the December 1967 issue of the light novel magazine "All Yomimono (ja)" published by Bungei Shunjuu. The series was adapted various times into TV programs, film and theater. A TV {{Anime}} [[AnimatedAdaptation adaption]] simply titled ''Onihei'' aired as part of the Winter2017Anime season.
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''Onihei Hankachou'' is a series of detective/JidaiGeki novels by Shotarou Ikenami which started in the December 1967 issue of the light novel magazine "All Yomimono (ja)" published by Bungei Shunjuu. The series was adapted various times into TV programs, film and theater.
A TV {{Anime}} [[AnimatedAdaptation adaption]] simply titled ''Onihei'' aired as part of the Winter2017Anime season.
A TV {{Anime}} [[AnimatedAdaptation adaption]] simply titled ''Onihei'' aired as part of the Winter2017Anime season.
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Hasegawa Heizo is the head of the special police who had jurisdiction over arson-robberies in Edo, having succeeded his father in the position. He brought the hammer of justice hard on the criminal underbelly of the capital, and with time his name filled criminals with dread. Soon, a villain bestow upon him the nickname "Onihei" - Heizo the Demon. Contrary to the nickname, however, he was not a heartless man. He would give a hand to those who would be willing to repent for their crimes, many of with would later serve him as informants and aid Heizo in solving difficult crimes.
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Hasegawa Heizo is the head of the special police who had jurisdiction over arson-robberies in Edo, having succeeded his father in the position. He brought the hammer of justice hard on the criminal underbelly of the capital, and with time his name filled criminals with dread. Soon, a villain bestow bestows upon him the nickname "Onihei" - Heizo the Demon. Contrary to the nickname, however, he was not a heartless man. He would give a hand to those who would be willing to repent for their crimes, many of with would later serve him as informants and aid Heizo in solving difficult crimes.
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* HonorAmongThieves: Lampshaded by various characters on whether Edo thieves have such a code of honor. One thief considered it as old-fashion.
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* TooDumbToLive: Any ronin who tries to fight Heizo. They don't live for more than a minute.
* TooDumbToLive: Any ronin who tries to fight Heizo. They don't live for more than a minute.
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* BittersweetEnding:
** "Honjo, Sakura Estate": The ATC was able to resolve the incident. [[spoiler:But this means that Ofusa, a victim of circumstances, will be locked up for a while due to her crimes.]]
** "Honjo, Sakura Estate": The ATC was able to resolve the incident. [[spoiler:But this means that Ofusa, a victim of circumstances, will be locked up for a while due to her crimes.]]
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* HappilyAdopted: Ojun was the daughter of a thief Heizo apprehended and consequently took her in as his own. She doesn't mind one bit.
* HonorAmongThieves: In "Tanbei of Chigashira", the thief Kumehachi will not betray his comrades, even though they abandoned him for the police to find. [[TheDeterminator Not even after hours and hours of torture.]]
* HonorAmongThieves: In "Tanbei of Chigashira", the thief Kumehachi will not betray his comrades, even though they abandoned him for the police to find. [[TheDeterminator Not even after hours and hours of torture.]]
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* BattleInTheRain: Heizo finds him facing off against a ronin trying to assassinate him in downtown Edo in "The Evil Scent of Hakubaiko".
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** In "Honjo, Sakura Estate", [[spoiler:Heizo finds out that Ofusa, a young woman he knows when he was a young man, was the prime suspect in going after the Oumiya family.]]
** In "Honjo, Sakura Estate", [[spoiler:Heizo finds out that Ofusa, a young woman he knows when he was a young man, was the prime suspect in going after the Oumiya family.]]
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[[caption-width-right:200:Heizo the Demon in the flesh[[note]] As played by Nakamura Kichiemon II[[/note]]]]
Hasegawa Heizo is the head of the special police who had jurisdiction over arson-robberies in Edo, having succeeded his father in the position. He brought the hammer of justice hard on the criminal underbelly of the capital, and with time his name filled criminals with dread. Soon, a villain bestow upon him the nickname "Onihei" - Heizo the Demon. Contrary to the nickname, however, he was not a heartless man. He would give a hand to those who would be willing to repent for their crimes, many of with would later serve him as informants and aid Heizo in solving difficult crimes.
He and his men would need it, for the bustling city of Edo never slept...
''Onihei Hankachou'' is a series of detective/JidaiGeki novels by Shotarou Ikenami which started in the December 1967 issue of the light novel magazine "All Yomimono (ja)" published by Bungei Shunjuu. The series was adapted various times into TV programs, film and theater. A TV {{Anime}} [[AnimatedAdaptation adaption]] simply titled ''Onihei'' aired as part of the Winter2017Anime season.
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!! ''Onihei Hankachou'' storiesprovides the examples of:
* AnimatedAdaptation: Several ''Onihei'' stories were adapted into the episodes of the 2017 anime series.
* ColdBloodedTorture: Heizo and his men are not above doing this in order to get the information they need to solve a crime.
* HappilyAdopted: Ojun was the daughter of a thief Heizo apprehended and consequently took her in as his own. She doesn't mind one bit.
* HonorAmongThieves: In "Tanbei of Chigashira", the thief Kumehachi will not betray his comrades, even though they abandoned him for the police to find. [[TheDeterminator Not even after hours and hours of torture.]]
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[[caption-width-right:200:Heizo the Demon in the flesh[[note]] As played by Nakamura Kichiemon II[[/note]]]]
Hasegawa Heizo is the head of the special police who had jurisdiction over arson-robberies in Edo, having succeeded his father in the position. He brought the hammer of justice hard on the criminal underbelly of the capital, and with time his name filled criminals with dread. Soon, a villain bestow upon him the nickname "Onihei" - Heizo the Demon. Contrary to the nickname, however, he was not a heartless man. He would give a hand to those who would be willing to repent for their crimes, many of with would later serve him as informants and aid Heizo in solving difficult crimes.
He and his men would need it, for the bustling city of Edo never slept...
''Onihei Hankachou'' is a series of detective/JidaiGeki novels by Shotarou Ikenami which started in the December 1967 issue of the light novel magazine "All Yomimono (ja)" published by Bungei Shunjuu. The series was adapted various times into TV programs, film and theater. A TV {{Anime}} [[AnimatedAdaptation adaption]] simply titled ''Onihei'' aired as part of the Winter2017Anime season.
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!! ''Onihei Hankachou'' storiesprovides the examples of:
* AnimatedAdaptation: Several ''Onihei'' stories were adapted into the episodes of the 2017 anime series.
* ColdBloodedTorture: Heizo and his men are not above doing this in order to get the information they need to solve a crime.
* HappilyAdopted: Ojun was the daughter of a thief Heizo apprehended and consequently took her in as his own. She doesn't mind one bit.
* HonorAmongThieves: In "Tanbei of Chigashira", the thief Kumehachi will not betray his comrades, even though they abandoned him for the police to find. [[TheDeterminator Not even after hours and hours of torture.]]
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