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The boyhood rival of Miyamoto Usagi, the two
of them competed for everything. Kenichi was always resentful of
Usagi for being better at seemingly everything, even if only
fractionally so.
Kenichi went to the Dogora fencing school while scorning
Usagi for taking up with Katsuichi, the renegade sensei. Kenichi left
the Dogora school after his tournament defeat at the hands of his old
rival, and eventually returned to the village.
There he stayed while Usagi went to serve Lord Mifune, taking the hand of
Usagi's childhood sweetheart Mariko, even though she was with Usagi's
child. He became the headman of the village when
Usagi's father
was killed by Lord Hikiji before the
battle at Adachigahara. Kenichi has done well as the head of his village,
fending off attacks from the Mogura Ninja, the bandits led by the demonic
Jei, and numerous other threats, as well as raising the boy Jotaro as his
own son.
He still holds a grudge against Miyamoto Usagi, however he
is, if nothing else, an honourable samurai.
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