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* BlindObedience: Authoritative figures are followed without complain or question, because the idea ''alone'' of complaining about or questioning them is just blasphemy.
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* BlindObedience: Authoritative figures are followed without complain complaint or question, because the idea ''alone'' of complaining about or questioning them is just blasphemy.
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'''Related index:'''
* SamuraiStories
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* MartyrdomCulture: Bushido holds in high regard those who die a brave death, and encourages warriors to not fear death (though they're not encouraged to actively seek death if there are other options).
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Tropes regarding/relating to the Samurai. Bushido was the closest analogue to European chivalry, the code of the European Knights, but the Japanese code emphasized loyalty to one's lord, even to the point of doing evil, while the European one emphasized loyalty to one's conscience, even to the point of treachery.
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Tropes regarding/relating to the Samurai. Bushido was the closest analogue to European chivalry, the code of the European Knights, but the Japanese code emphasized [[MyMasterRightOrWrong loyalty to one's lord, even to the point of doing evil, evil]], while the European one emphasized [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight loyalty to one's conscience, even to the point of treachery.treachery]].
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Despite the name, Teenage Mutant Samurai Wombats has nothing to do with samurai. The "samurai" in the title is merely an example.
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* TeenageMutantSamuraiWombats: Heroic non-humans fighting crime in a modern setting, living in hiding from all of society save one or two human friends.
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Compare NinjaTropes, for another class of Japanese warriors and SirIndexOfTropes, for tropes that apply to the knights, the European counterparts of the samurai.
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Compare NinjaTropes, for tropes related to another class of Japanese warriors and SirIndexOfTropes, for tropes that apply to the knights, the European counterparts of the samurai.
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Compare NinjaTropes, for another class of Japanese warriors and SirIndexOfTropes, for tropes that apply to the knights, the European counterparts of the samurai..
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Compare NinjaTropes, for another class of Japanese warriors and SirIndexOfTropes, for tropes that apply to the knights, the European counterparts of the samurai..samurai.
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Compare NinjaTropes and SirIndexOfTropes.
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Compare NinjaTropes NinjaTropes, for another class of Japanese warriors and SirIndexOfTropes.SirIndexOfTropes, for tropes that apply to the knights, the European counterparts of the samurai..
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* NaginatasAreFeminine: In Japanese works, nagitanas are always or almost always wielded by women. A possible addition to this is that katanas will be wielded by only male characters.
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* NaginatasAreFeminine: In Japanese works, nagitanas naginatas are always or almost always wielded by women.women (usually ''onna-musha'' or female samurai). A possible addition to this is that katanas will be wielded by only male characters.
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* SamuraiCowboy: TheWildWest meets FeudalJapan and produces a capable fighter who wields both pistols and katanas.
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* SamuraiCowboy: TheWildWest meets [[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]] FeudalJapan and produces a capable fighter who wields both pistols and katanas.
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* SamuraiShinobi: Mixing Samurai with {{Ninja}} for one single badass.
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*'''{{Samurai}}''' (main topic){{Samurai}}
'''Related index:'''
* SamuraiStories
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'''Related index:'''
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* {{Samurai}}: The prime example.
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* SamuraiInNinjaTown: A single samurai vs a lot of ninjas. Usually one side is good and the other is evil.
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* SamuraiInNinjaTown: A single If samurai vs a lot of ninjas. Usually one side is good and are present in the other is evil.story, expect {{ninja}}s to show up too.
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* DramaticRedSamuraiBackground: A dramatic killing stroke against a red background, as in a samurai duel.
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* {{Samurai}}: the prime example.
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* {{Samurai}}: the The prime example.
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* {{Samurai}}
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* {{Samurai}}{{Samurai}}: the prime example.
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* LadyOfWar: A woman who does not have to sacrifice her femininity or gracefulness to be a capable warrior.
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* LadyOfWar: A woman who does not have to sacrifice her femininity or gracefulness elegance to be a capable warrior.
