Benny Goat Designs

Hockey meets Samurai. What would it look like if the coolest game on ice existed in Sengoku Era Japan? Maybe the Red Wings would look like this.

Hockey meets Samurai. What would it look like if the coolest game on ice existed in Sengoku Era Japan? Maybe the Rangers would look like this

Hockey meets Samurai. What would it look like if the coolest game on ice existed in Sengoku Era Japan? Maybe the Flyers would look like this.

Hockey meets Samurai. What would it look like if the coolest game on ice existed in Sengoku Era Japan? Maybe the Blackhawks would look like this.

Hockey meets Samurai. What would it look like if the coolest game on ice existed in Sengoku Era Japan?

Hockey meets Samurai. What would it look like if the coolest game on ice existed in Sengoku Era Japan?

Hockey meets Samurai. What would it look like if the coolest game on ice existed in Sengoku Era Japan? Maybe the Montreal Canadiens would look something like this.

GO-rilla plus ku-JIRA (whale) equals Gojira/Godzilla. Show off your knowledge of everybody's favourite Ape Whale with this design!

The many battles of these two storied rivals culminated into a respect rarely seen between two enemies. This design shows the incident that occurred in the 4th Battle of Kawanakajima

The final confrontation of the Ako Incident where Oishi Kuranosuke Yoshie gets revenge for his master's death by killing Kira Yoshinaka.

A Mash up of the Pittsburgh Steeler Logo and Japanese Kamon.

A young group of samurai commit seppuku over a battle they have believed to have lost. Despite their mistake, the "White Tiger Force" demonstrate the true spirit of the samurai.

To protect his friend, Benkei Musashibo makes the ultimate sacrifice. Though struck with an uncountable number of arrows, the opposing army fails to knock him down. Even in death, Benkei strikes an intimidating figure

Yasu no Youichi. An archer asked to make an impossible shot to protect the honour of both his daimyo and his army.

The three famous unifiers of Japan immortalized in the poem of how to get a cuckoo bird to sing. Their approach demonstrates their contrasting personalities and how they were individually successful.

Takeda Shingen. Uesego Kenshin. Two of Japan's greatest strategists destined to clash. Their battle summarized in the story of the tesen(war fan) where both earned the undying respect of their rival.

Sasaki Kojiro. Miyamoto Musashi. Two of Japan's greatest swordsmen agree to a duel to the death to prove once and for all who is the best.

The three famous unifiers of Japan immortalized in the poem of how to get a cuckoo bird to sing. Their approach demonstrates their contrasting personalities and how they were individually successful.

He worked his way from sandal bearer to the most powerful man in feudal Japan. Hideyoshi Toyotomi was one of the preeminent Japanese warlords and an excellent example of a true rags to riches story.