<p class="ql-align-center"><em>“I think that every day the sun rises, it may be the last time I bask in the sun.”</em></p>

<p class="ql-align-center"><em>“I think I’ve found what I was looking for all this time. I, who was always alone… found comrades for the first time.”</em></p>

<p class="ql-align-center"><em>“This world would be in darkness without a sense of duty.” </em></p>

<p class="ql-align-center"><em>“Do you want to go through all the trouble of causing an uproar to expose the level of your idiocy? Try to moderate your self-importance.”</em></p>

<p class="ql-align-center"><em>“They say “there’s always room for dessert”, but for me, it’s more like “there’s always room if someone else is paying.”</em></p>

<p class="ql-align-center"><em>Powerful Hatred And Rage Swirl Within You. They’re So Powerful That I Can’t Tell Whether Or Not It’s Actually Sadness. It’s As If You’ve Never Been Loved By Anyone. It’s As If You’re Like Me.</em></p>

<p class="ql-align-center"><em>“Freedom cannot be forced into existence, nor can it be won through painful struggle. Freedom cannot be bought or sold. It has nothing to do with one’s social status; one’s profession is of no consequence. In order for you to accept yourself as you are and live with your soul at peace, you must simply teach yourself to let it be, only then will you discover freedom.”</em></p>

<img width="720" height="405" src="https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes-featured.jpg" alt="" srcset="https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes-featured.jpg 1920w, https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes-featured-770x433.jpg 770w, https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes-featured-1536x864.jpg 1536w, https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes-featured-150x84.jpg 150w, https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes-featured-300x169.jpg 300w, https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes-featured-696x392.jpg 696w, https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes-featured-1068x601.jpg 1068w, https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes-featured-747x420.jpg 747w"><p dir="ltr">Many of you might not have heard of this <a data-ail="458406" href="https://otakukart.com/category/entertainment/anime/" dir="ltr">anime</a> named Samurai Champloo. No surprise because it is an old one. But the quotes from this show are worth listening to. The show aired from May 2004 to March 2005 with 26 episodes released. It is directed by Shinichiro Watanabe, popular for directing Cowboy Bebop.</p><p dir="ltr">The anime became a global success soon after its release, especially in the west. Great attention was paid to the animation details. Its <a data-ail="458406" href="https://otakukart.com/category/Manga/" dir="ltr">manga</a> also ran between January 2004 – September 2005. The manga contains a mere 10 chapters throughout 2 volumes. Most of the anime today originate from the manga. But in the case of Samurai Champloo, the manga originated from the show.</p><p>Samurai Champloo is set in the Edo period. A girl named Fuu is saved by an outlaw going by the name Mugen. On the other hand, a Ronin named Jin also comes across Fuu and Mugen. Jin mistakes Mugen for someone else and they start fighting. Fuu stops them and convinces them both to go on a journey with her. They set out to find a samurai who smells of sunflower for Fuu. Thus begins the adventure of the trio. Fuu comes face to face with Seizo Kasumi (sunflower samurai) who is revealed to be her father. A series of events lead to Kasumi’s death and a fierce duel between Mugen and Jin.</p><h3 dir="ltr">
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</h3><p>Let’s take a look at some unforgettable quotes from the show.</p><h3>If Living Means Bowing Down To You Bastards, I’d Rather Die On My Feet With My Head Held High</h3><p>The show starts with this banger quotes. That’s some way to mark the beginning of the show. In the 1st episode, we see both Jin and Mugen. Mugen saves Fuu from some goons in exchange for 100 dumplings. On the other side of the town, Jin saves a poor peasant from the bodyguards of the prefect. Jin and Mugen come across each other and Mugen think Jin is another of those bodyguards. They both fight, destroying the tea house. Later they’re both arrested. It is announced that they’ll be executed publicly.</p><p>The prefect asks if they’re regretting and want to beg for forgiveness. Replying to him, Mugen says this quote that he’ll rather die than bow to him.</p><h3>Cutting Down A Man Who’s Done Nothing Wrong; Is That What You Spent All Those Years Honing Your Skills For?</h3><p>This again comes from the 1st episode. While we’re seeing Fuu at the tea house we also see glimpses of Jin. A poor peasant gives money to the prefect. The prefect angered over less money throws it at the peasant. Jin comes forward and starts talking. He asks the bodyguards if it’s honorable for them to extort money from the poor. They say yes, he again asks even if their boss is a piece of shit? This angers the bodyguards. The guards warn him. Then Jin says if that’s how they have honed their skills by killing unarmed innocent people over the years.</p><figure><img src="https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes-.-1.jpg" alt="samurai champloo quotes" width="720" height="458"><figcaption dir="auto">Jin</figcaption></figure><h3>I Sold My Soul A Long Time Ago</h3><p>This quote is said by Ryujiro. He’s a side character in the 2nd episode. Fuu, Mugen, and Jin hear someone talking about an ogre. Mugen says he’ll kill it for money. It turns out to be a trap set up by Ryujiro and Oniwakamaru. Mugen is baited into a fight and is captured. Ryujiro tortures him to which Fuu asks him to stop. Ryujiro says this quote and also says he likes to see other people suffer. Oniwakamaru kills Ryujiro and is then killed by Mugen. This Samurai Champloo quote reflects a lot about Ryujiro and his past.</p><h3>This Just Means That No Matter How Hard We Try To Split Up Fate’s Gonna Bring Us Together</h3><p>In the 3rd episode, Mugen and Jin abandon Fuu by tricking her. Mugen and Jin also go their separate ways. Mugen becomes the bodyguard of a gang leader. While Jin becomes a sword for hire for a descendant of the Kawara gang.</p><figure><img src="https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes-..jpg" alt="samurai champloo quotes" width="720" height="524"><figcaption dir="auto">Mugen</figcaption></figure><p>Jin along with Sousuke goes to rescue Osuzu. There he encounters both Mugen and Fuu. Seeing Fuu and Jin, Mugen says they’ll meet over and over again no matter what happens.</p><h3>Listen, There Are Two Kinds Of People Who Inhabit The World: The Rulers, And The Followers. Who At Times, Upset The Natural Order Of Things By Disposing Of Their Rulers</h3><p>Mugen and Jin fight at the start of 4th episode. Jin manages to escape with Sousuke. Mugen having killed his own members is called by his boss Rikiei Nagatomi. Nagatomi says Mugen does not need to draw his sword. Mugen argues that he was hired for this only. Then Nagatomi says this quote. This is another Samurai Champloo quote worth noting.</p><h3>If You Send Someone After Me, Do Me A Favor And Make Sure They’re Damn Tough.</h3><p>Following his (Mugen’s) argument with Rikiei Nagatomi, Mugen decides to leave. Nagatomi is furious and asks him not to leave. Nagatomi says Mugen cannot just walk away easily from this. He also asks if Nagatomi’s deciding to send someone after him, make sure he is very strong.</p><figure><img src="https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes-1.jpg" alt="samurai champloo quotes" width="720" height="405"><figcaption dir="auto">Ishimatsu from Samurai Champloo</figcaption></figure><h3>I’m The Same. I Didn’t Believe In Anything But My Own Skills, Either.</h3><p>This quote comes right after Mugen leaves. He leaves after arguing with Nagatomi. Outside he sees Ishimatsu. Mugen asks whether Ishimatsu wants to fight with him as well. Ishimatsu replies saying he does not believe in anything but his skills.</p><h3>I’ve Looked Everywhere For You. In Order To Find You, I Even Became The Follower Of A Lowlife Like That Man And Bided By Time. Why Did You Betray Him? Why Did A Man As Great As you Betray Our Master?</h3><p>Nagamitsu, a swordsman hunts for Jin, challenging anyone wearing glasses like Jin. Jin finally meets Nagamitsu. One of Nagamitsu’s followers Ogura finds and challenges Jin. At that time Ogura says how he changed himself and what he became. He asks Jin why a great man like Jin betray his master and kill him.</p><p>To this, Jin replies that he did not betray his master. But it is true that he killed him. Jin spares Ogura who vows revenge on him. Unlike other quotes, this Samurai Champloo quote makes us think over our protagonist Jin and if he’s good or not.</p><figure><img src="https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes-.jpg" alt="samurai champloo quotes" width="720" height="405"><figcaption dir="auto">Ogura attacking Jin</figcaption></figure><h2>What Are You, My Wife?</h2><p>This is probably one of the funniest Samurai Champloo quotes. Since the first episode, we see Jin and Mugen as rivals. They hate each other and want to fight each other. They both pull each other’s legs and never miss a chance to fight.</p><p>We hear Jin sayin to Mugen that he’ll be the one to kill him. On that Mugen replies to Jin saying what is he, his wife?</p><h3>Freedom Is Neither Won Through Painful Struggle, Nor Can It Be Forced Into Someone. What’s More, Freedom Has Absolutely Nothing To Do With One’s Social Status Or Profession. In Order For You To Accept Yourself As You Are And Live With Your Soul At Peace, You Must Simply Teach Yourself To Let It Be, Only Then Will You Discover Freedom.</h3><p>I know this Samurai Champloo quote is very long but it is extremely good. I’d say this is the best quote from the show. It holds so much strength and meaning to it. The 12th episode is basically a filler as we get a flashback of what all has happened so far. We hear this quote from a monk. The monk says this to Jin while the trio stays there.</p><h3>Powerful Hatred And Rage Swirl Within You. They’re So Powerful That I Can’t Tell Whether Or Not It’s Actually Sadness. It’s As If You’ve Never Been Loved By Anyone. It’s As If You’re Like Me.</h3><p>Samurai Champloo quote often hits hard. While this quote hits the hardest. Sara says this to Mugen. Sara is told that her son would die. During her fight with Mugen, she says this quote. She intentionally loses the fight and Mugen asks why she held back. She says that she had nothing to fight for as her son is dead.</p><figure><img src="https://otakukart.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/samurai-champloo-quotes.jpg" alt="" width="720" height="405"><figcaption dir="auto">Sara from Samurai Champloo</figcaption></figure><p>These are some of the best Samurai Champloo quotes. Do tell us which one you liked the most!</p>

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<p>Many of you might not have heard of this <a href="https://otakukart.com/category/entertainment/anime/">anime </a>named Samurai Champloo. No surprise because it is an old one. But the quotes from this show are worth listening to. The show aired from May 2004 to March 2005 with 26 episodes released. It is directed by Shinichiro Watanabe, popular for directing Cowboy Bebop. </p>

<p>The anime became a global success soon after its release, especially in the west. Great attention was paid to the animation details. Its <a href="https://otakukart.com/category/Manga/">manga </a>also ran between January 2004 – September 2005. The manga contains a mere 10 chapters throughout 2 volumes. Most of the anime today originate from the manga. But in the case of Samurai Champloo, the manga originated from the show. </p>

<p>Samurai Champloo is set in the Edo period. A girl named Fuu is saved by an outlaw going by the name Mugen. On the other hand, a Ronin named Jin also comes across Fuu and Mugen. Jin mistakes Mugen for someone else and they start fighting. Fuu stops them and convinces them both to go on a journey with her. They set out to find a samurai who smells of sunflower for Fuu. Thus begins the adventure of the trio. Fuu comes face to face with Seizo Kasumi (sunflower samurai) who is revealed to be her father. A series of events lead to Kasumi’s death and a fierce duel between Mugen and Jin. </p>

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<p>Let’s take a look at some unforgettable quotes from the show. </p>

If Living Means Bowing Down To You Bastards, I’d Rather Die On My Feet With My Head Held High

<p>The show starts with this banger quotes. That’s some way to mark the beginning of the show. In the 1st episode, we see both Jin and Mugen. Mugen saves Fuu from some goons in exchange for 100 dumplings. On the other side of the town, Jin saves a poor peasant from the bodyguards of the prefect. Jin and Mugen come across each other and Mugen think Jin is another of those bodyguards. They both fight, destroying the tea house. Later they’re both arrested. It is announced that they’ll be executed publicly. </p>

<p>The prefect asks if they’re regretting and want to beg for forgiveness. Replying to him, Mugen says this quote that he’ll rather die than bow to him. </p>

Cutting Down A Man Who’s Done Nothing Wrong; Is That What You Spent All Those Years Honing Your Skills For?

<p>This again comes from the 1st episode. While we’re seeing Fuu at the tea house we also see glimpses of Jin. A poor peasant gives money to the prefect. The prefect angered over less money throws it at the peasant. Jin comes forward and starts talking. He asks the bodyguards if it’s honorable for them to extort money from the poor. They say yes, he again asks even if their boss is a piece of shit? This angers the bodyguards. The guards warn him. Then Jin says if that’s how they have honed their skills by killing unarmed innocent people over the years. </p>

<p>This quote is said by Ryujiro. He’s a side character in the 2nd episode. Fuu, Mugen, and Jin hear someone talking about an ogre. Mugen says he’ll kill it for money. It turns out to be a trap set up by Ryujiro and Oniwakamaru. Mugen is baited into a fight and is captured. Ryujiro tortures him to which Fuu asks him to stop. Ryujiro says this quote and also says he likes to see other people suffer. Oniwakamaru kills Ryujiro and is then killed by Mugen. This Samurai Champloo quote reflects a lot about Ryujiro and his past. </p>

This Just Means That No Matter How Hard We Try To Split Up Fate’s Gonna Bring Us Together

<p>In the 3rd episode, Mugen and Jin abandon Fuu by tricking her. Mugen and Jin also go their separate ways. Mugen becomes the bodyguard of a gang leader. While Jin becomes a sword for hire for a descendant of the Kawara gang. </p>

<p>Jin along with Sousuke goes to rescue Osuzu. There he encounters both Mugen and Fuu. Seeing Fuu and Jin, Mugen says they’ll meet over and over again no matter what happens. </p>

Listen, There Are Two Kinds Of People Who Inhabit The World: The Rulers, And The Followers. Who At Times, Upset The Natural Order Of Things By Disposing Of Their Rulers

<p>Mugen and Jin fight at the start of 4th episode. Jin manages to escape with Sousuke. Mugen having killed his own members is called by his boss Rikiei Nagatomi. Nagatomi says Mugen does not need to draw his sword. Mugen argues that he was hired for this only. Then Nagatomi says this quote. This is another Samurai Champloo quote worth noting. </p>

If You Send Someone After Me, Do Me A Favor And Make Sure They’re Damn Tough.

<p>Following his (Mugen’s) argument with Rikiei Nagatomi, Mugen decides to leave. Nagatomi is furious and asks him not to leave. Nagatomi says Mugen cannot just walk away easily from this. He also asks if Nagatomi’s deciding to send someone after him, make sure he is very strong. </p>

I’m The Same. I Didn’t Believe In Anything But My Own Skills, Either.

<p>This quote comes right after Mugen leaves. He leaves after arguing with Nagatomi. Outside he sees Ishimatsu. Mugen asks whether Ishimatsu wants to fight with him as well. Ishimatsu replies saying he does not believe in anything but his skills. </p>

I’ve Looked Everywhere For You. In Order To Find You, I Even Became The Follower Of A Lowlife Like That Man And Bided By Time. Why Did You Betray Him? Why Did A Man As Great As you Betray Our Master?

<p>Nagamitsu, a swordsman hunts for Jin, challenging anyone wearing glasses like Jin. Jin finally meets Nagamitsu. One of Nagamitsu’s followers Ogura finds and challenges Jin. At that time Ogura says how he changed himself and what he became. He asks Jin why a great man like Jin betray his master and kill him. </p>

<p>To this, Jin replies that he did not betray his master. But it is true that he killed him. Jin spares Ogura who vows revenge on him. Unlike other quotes, this Samurai Champloo quote makes us think over our protagonist Jin and if he’s good or not. </p>

<p>This is probably one of the funniest Samurai Champloo quotes. Since the first episode, we see Jin and Mugen as rivals. They hate each other and want to fight each other. They both pull each other’s legs and never miss a chance to fight. </p>

<p>We hear Jin sayin to Mugen that he’ll be the one to kill him. On that Mugen replies to Jin saying what is he, his wife? </p>

Freedom Is Neither Won Through Painful Struggle, Nor Can It Be Forced Into Someone. What’s More, Freedom Has Absolutely Nothing To Do With One’s Social Status Or Profession. In Order For You To Accept Yourself As You Are And Live With Your Soul At Peace, You Must Simply Teach Yourself To Let It Be, Only Then Will You Discover Freedom.

<p>I know this Samurai Champloo quote is very long but it is extremely good. I’d say this is the best quote from the show. It holds so much strength and meaning to it. The 12th episode is basically a filler as we get a flashback of what all has happened so far. We hear this quote from a monk. The monk says this to Jin while the trio stays there. </p>

Powerful Hatred And Rage Swirl Within You. They’re So Powerful That I Can’t Tell Whether Or Not It’s Actually Sadness. It’s As If You’ve Never Been Loved By Anyone. It’s As If You’re Like Me.

<p>Samurai Champloo quote often hits hard. While this quote hits the hardest. Sara says this to Mugen. Sara is told that her son would die. During her fight with Mugen, she says this quote. She intentionally loses the fight and Mugen asks why she held back. She says that she had nothing to fight for as her son is dead. </p>

<p>These are some of the best Samurai Champloo quotes. Do tell us which one you liked the most! </p>

Memorable Samurai Champloo Quotes - OtakuKart

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