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** The post-Shura arcs' [[AvertedTrope aversion]] of this trope demonstrates exactly why it's necessary. After Kenshiro leaves the Land of Shura, the manga starts using villains who would have been [[MonsterOfTheWeek Punks of the Week]] in the ''first'' series (and in fact, the final villain was retconned into ''having been'' an ordinary GiantMook). While the series tries to [[ChangingOfTheGuard refocus on the younger supporting cast]], such as Ryu and Bat, inevitably Kenshiro is going to get involved in the fight, at which point the villains don't even know that they're already dead. Even more than Land of Shura, these arcs are seen as a sign of terminal FranchiseZombie-ism.

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** The post-Shura arcs' [[AvertedTrope aversion]] of this trope demonstrates exactly why it's necessary. After Kenshiro leaves the Land of Shura, the manga starts using villains who would have been [[MonsterOfTheWeek Punks of the Week]] in the ''first'' series (and in fact, the final villain was retconned into ''having been'' an ordinary GiantMook). While the series tries to [[ChangingOfTheGuard refocus on the younger supporting cast]], such as Ryu and Bat, inevitably Kenshiro is going to get involved in the fight, at which point the villains [[CharacterCatchphrase don't even know that they're already dead.dead]]. Even more than Land of Shura, these arcs are seen as a sign of terminal FranchiseZombie-ism.
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