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''Tokugawa no Saru'' is a manga by Kakuji Fujita serialised in ''Monthly Action''.
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''Tokugawa no Saru'' Saru'', and known as ''Tokugawa Monkeys'', is a manga by Kakuji Fujita serialised in ''Monthly Action''.
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* CreepyCrossdresser: Toyed with. Yoshimura 'the headless man' is often seen in women's clothing, as a mirror image of the Bifauxnen Suzunosuke. [[spoiler:He tries to justify killing Suzunosuke's father saying it was necessary to kill him to avoid him falling into enemy hands]], generally Suzu has to accept working with him.
* TheOldestProfession: Tsuki and Inuchiyo's street performances aren't enough to pay their bills, so the former (and thankfully not the latter) works as a prostitute as well.
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* VillainousCrossdresser: Toyed with. Yoshimura 'the headless man' is often seen in women's clothing, as a mirror image of the Bifauxnen Suzunosuke. [[spoiler:He tries to justify killing Suzunosuke's father saying it was necessary to kill him to avoid him falling into enemy hands]], generally Suzu has to accept working with him.
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Tokugawa no Saru is a manga by Kakuji Fujita serialised in Monthly Action Comics (not ''that'' [[{{Comicbook/Superman}} ActionComics]]).
Its set in Japan after the turn of the 20th century ([[AmbiguousTimePeriod presumably]]). The protagonist is a swordsman named Kaneno Suzunosuke who comes to Edo to avenge her father's death by the 'headless man'. There she meets a pair of street performers, the scarred, deafblind, and mute Tsuki and the diminutive Inuchiyo who acts as the former's interpreter. Suzu quickly discovers that despite Tsuki's disabilities, she's a fierce fighter.
Its set in Japan after the turn of the 20th century ([[AmbiguousTimePeriod presumably]]). The protagonist is a swordsman named Kaneno Suzunosuke who comes to Edo to avenge her father's death by the 'headless man'. There she meets a pair of street performers, the scarred, deafblind, and mute Tsuki and the diminutive Inuchiyo who acts as the former's interpreter. Suzu quickly discovers that despite Tsuki's disabilities, she's a fierce fighter.
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It's set in Japan after the turn of the 20th century ([[AmbiguousTimePeriod presumably]]). The protagonist is a swordsman named Kaneno Suzunosuke who comes to Edo to avenge her father's death by the 'headless man'. There she meets a pair of street performers, the scarred, deafblind, and mute Tsuki and the diminutive Inuchiyo who acts as the former's interpreter. Suzu quickly discovers that despite Tsuki's disabilities, she's a fierce fighter.
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!!Tropes in Tokugawa no Saru:
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!!Tropes in Tokugawa ''Tokugawa no Saru:
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* VillainousCrossdresser: Toyed with. Yoshimura 'the headless man' is often seen in women's clothing, as a mirror image of the Bifauxnen Suzunosuke. [[spoiler:he tries to justify it saying it was necessary to kill him to avoid him falling into enemy hands]], generally Suzu has to accept working with him.
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* VillainousCrossdresser: Toyed with. Yoshimura 'the headless man' is often seen in women's clothing, as a mirror image of the Bifauxnen Suzunosuke. [[spoiler:he [[spoiler:He tries to justify it killing Suzunosuke's father saying it was necessary to kill him to avoid him falling into enemy hands]], generally Suzu has to accept working with him.
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Tropes in Tokugawa no Saru:
* ActionGirl: Tsuki and over a dozen others.
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* {{Bifauxnen}}: Half way through the first chapter its revealed that Kaneno Suzunosuke is actually a woman.
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* {{Bifauxnen}}: Half way Halfway through the first chapter its chapter, it's revealed that Kaneno Suzunosuke is actually a woman.
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* TheOldestProfession: Tsuki and Inuchiyo's street performances aren't enough to pay their bills so the former (and thankfully not the latter) works as a prostitute as well.
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* TheOldestProfession: Tsuki and Inuchiyo's street performances aren't enough to pay their bills bills, so the former (and thankfully not the latter) works as a prostitute as well.
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* VillainousCrossdresser: Toyed with. Yoshimura 'the headless man' is often seen in women's clothing, as a mirror image of the Bifauxnen Suzunosuke. [[spoiler:he tries to justify it saying it was necessary to kill him to avoid him falling into enemy hands]], generally Suzu has to accept working with him.him.
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* BoomHeadshot: One client of Tsuki's almost rapes her when an armed mob come in guns blazing, he dies.
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* TokenMiniMoe: Inuchiyo, a young girl who acts as Tsuki's interpreter.
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* VillainousCrossdresser: Toyed with. Yoshimura 'the headless man' is often seen in women's clothing, as a mirror image of the Bifauxnen Suzunosuke.Suzunosuke. [[spoiler:he tries to justify it saying it was necessary to kill him to avoid him falling into enemy hands]], generally Suzu has to accept working with him.
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Tokugawa no Saru is a manga by Kakuji Fujita serialised in Monthly Action Comics (not ''that'' [[{{Comicbook/Superman}} ActionComics]]).
Its set in Japan after the turn of the 20th century ([[AmbiguousTimePeriod presumably]]). The protagonist is a swordsman named Kaneno Suzunosuke who comes to Edo to avenge her father's death by the 'headless man'. There she meets a pair of street performers, the scarred, deafblind, and mute Tsuki and the diminutive Inuchiyo who acts as the former's interpreter. Suzu quickly discovers that despite Tsuki's disabilities, she's a fierce fighter.
The main antagonists are a group of criminals called the Tengu, who wear said mythical creature's face as masks.
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Tropes in Tokugawa no Saru:
* ActionGirl: Tsuki and over a dozen others.
* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: Averted with Tsuki, she bears numerous scars all over her body and is given a new one early, on the side of her mouth.
* {{Bifauxnen}}: Half way through the first chapter its revealed that Kaneno Suzunosuke is actually a woman.
* {{Fanservice}}: There is frequent nudity, mostly from Tsuki.
* FullFrontalAssault: Tsuki 'sees' better the less clothing she wears.
* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Razputin, complete with HistoricalVillainUpgrade.
* PublicDomainCharacter: One of the antagonists is [[Literature/SherlockHolmes James Moriarty]].
* TheOldestProfession: Tsuki and Inuchiyo's street performances aren't enough to pay their bills so the former (and thankfully not the latter) works as a prostitute as well.
* VillainousCrossdresser: Yoshimura 'the headless man' is often seen in women's clothing, as a mirror image of the Bifauxnen Suzunosuke.
Its set in Japan after the turn of the 20th century ([[AmbiguousTimePeriod presumably]]). The protagonist is a swordsman named Kaneno Suzunosuke who comes to Edo to avenge her father's death by the 'headless man'. There she meets a pair of street performers, the scarred, deafblind, and mute Tsuki and the diminutive Inuchiyo who acts as the former's interpreter. Suzu quickly discovers that despite Tsuki's disabilities, she's a fierce fighter.
The main antagonists are a group of criminals called the Tengu, who wear said mythical creature's face as masks.
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Tropes in Tokugawa no Saru:
* ActionGirl: Tsuki and over a dozen others.
* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: Averted with Tsuki, she bears numerous scars all over her body and is given a new one early, on the side of her mouth.
* {{Bifauxnen}}: Half way through the first chapter its revealed that Kaneno Suzunosuke is actually a woman.
* {{Fanservice}}: There is frequent nudity, mostly from Tsuki.
* FullFrontalAssault: Tsuki 'sees' better the less clothing she wears.
* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Razputin, complete with HistoricalVillainUpgrade.
* PublicDomainCharacter: One of the antagonists is [[Literature/SherlockHolmes James Moriarty]].
* TheOldestProfession: Tsuki and Inuchiyo's street performances aren't enough to pay their bills so the former (and thankfully not the latter) works as a prostitute as well.
* VillainousCrossdresser: Yoshimura 'the headless man' is often seen in women's clothing, as a mirror image of the Bifauxnen Suzunosuke.
