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Takizawa Shinmin, who grew up in the 17th century during the Sengoku era in Japan, was hated by the villagers and called him the Son of Satan because of his violence and wild nature. He ran away from home with a friend at the age of 17, and Takizawa joined the Toyotomi army to fight against the Toyotomi clan.

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Musashi Miyamoto Vagabond - Samurai

A stencil style art work of Vagabonds Musashi Miyamoto

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The Ronin wanders, looking for adventure.

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Vagabond Manga Art with smoke effect, i hope you like it, cek all my design on profile, thanks.

Vagabond Classic Manga Miyamoto Musashi original fan art Design by Blacklinesw9

WAY OF SAMURAI GRUNGE DESIGN

The legendary samurai

Vagabonding the streets

Vagabond Classic Manga Miyamoto Musashi original fan art Design by Blacklinesw9

Slam Dunk fan art

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Takizawa Shinmin, who grew up in the 17th century during the Sengoku era in Japan, was hated by the villagers and called him the Son of Satan because of his violence and wild nature. He ran away from home with a friend at the age of 17, and Takizawa joined the Toyotomi army to fight against the Toyotomi clan.

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Miyamoto Musashi art from vagabond manga series, i hope you like it, cek all my design on profile, thanks.

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Takizawa Shinmin, who grew up in the 17th century during the Sengoku era in Japan, was hated by the villagers and called him the Son of Satan because of his violence and wild nature. He ran away from home with a friend at the age of 17, and Takizawa joined the Toyotomi army to fight against the Toyotomi clan.

the warrior

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Takizawa Shinmin, who grew up in the 17th century during the Sengoku era in Japan, was hated by the villagers and called him the Son of Satan because of his violence and wild nature. He ran away from home with a friend at the age of 17, and Takizawa joined the Toyotomi army to fight against the Toyotomi clan.

Takizawa Shinmin, who grew up in the 17th century during the Sengoku era in Japan, was hated by the villagers and called him the Son of Satan because of his violence and wild nature. He ran away from home with a friend at the age of 17, and Takizawa joined the Toyotomi army to fight against the Toyotomi clan.

In "Vagabond's Vigil," the samurai stands firm, embodying both grace and ferocity in defense. With a fluid yet poised stance, they exude a sense of readiness, every muscle tensed and alert. Their eyes, keen and focused, scan the horizon for any sign of threat, while their hands grip the hilt of their sword with unwavering resolve. Despite their nomadic nature, there's an undeniable sense of loyalty to their principles, as they stand unwavering against whatever adversary may come their way. This vagabond warrior is a testament to the timeless strength and honor of the samurai tradition.