Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (Super Famicom)

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Super Nintendo Entertainment System: Game 1
Information
Title:	Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba
Japanese Title:	剣勇伝説YAIBAヤイバ (Ken'yū Densetsu YAIBA)
System:	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Release date:	March 25th, 1994
Genre(s):	Action-adventure
Playing time:	20-21 hours
Production
Developer:	Banpresto

Kenyū Densetsu YAIBA is a game for the Super Famicom console (known as Super Nintendo Entertainment System in the west), based on the Yaiba franchise. It takes a lot of cues from the Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba Anime series.

Cast

Characters

Raijin Fuujin Yaiba Kurogane Takeshi Onimaru 100px Rai Ryujin Sayaka Mine 100px Fuu Musashi Miyamoto Gerozaimon Geroda 100px Oni Minions Hebi-Otoko 100px Sayaka's grandmother Namekuji-Otoko Komori-Otoko Kumo-Otoko Kamakiri-Otoko Hitode-Otoko Namako-Otoko Shonosuke Kojiro Sasaki 100px Yakitori-kun Kagetora 100px Chameleon Bonaparte 100px Dorai Dorai 100px Tortoise Europa Jubei Yagyu 100px Hachi-Otoko

Trivia

• This game contains an original protagonist called Rai Ryujin, who never appeared in the Manga or the Anime and can be controled by a second player in 2P mode. His name seems to be a combination of the Kami Raijin and Ryujin. His design looks a bit like Conan Edogawa with blue hair, wearing a basecap and wielding a bamboo sword.
• Similarly, there's a girl called Fuu living at Mt. Tengu, who also exclusively exists in this game. Her name seems to be derived from Fujin, while her character design is based on another character from the Manga, Nadeshiko Yamato. She attacks with a Tamagushi.
• It's the only one of the three games featuring Takeshi Onimaru as a human at the start of the game.
• For some reason, the game ends with an original cliffhanger, with Onimaru and some of the demons who were beaten in the Manga and the Anime still at large and reforming, including some new and game-exclusive characters like Hachi-Otoko ("Bee Man"), who looks a lot like Kumo-Otoko, seemingly teasing a sequel that never came to be.

Locations

• Mt. Tengu
  • Caves of Mt. Tengu
  • Musashi Miyamoto's treehouse
• Onimaru's airship
• Onimaru's flying fortress
• Tokyo
  • "C City"
    • Yaoya (as "S Town")
      • Lake
      • Mart
      • Middle school (Yaiba)
      • Mine residence
      • Onimaru Castle
        • Cave underneath Onimaru Castle
        • Chameleon Bonaparte's forest
        • Mart
      • Samurai castle

See also

• Games