Lone Wolf and Cub

The lone wolf received an assassination request to avenge a clan on the brink of being abolished, while being pursued relentlessly by the Yagyu clan.

The lone wolf and cub found themselves trapped in an inn as hostages, as a ruthless gang of bandits called The Flying Beasts terrorize the village.

Itto has an assassin request against a swordsman trying to avenge the heir of a feudal lord.

A woman approaches Itto requesting an assassin. Itto was troubled because this woman, Shino, looked so much like Azami, Itto’s late wife.

Ohno Tosho, an official on the side of the Maruoka Domain, asked Itto to assassinate Shuuo, an uncle of the Maruoka Domain's lord, Toemori-no-mori.

Itto received an assassination request to kill a feudal lord and was betrayed by a traitor. Daigoro was ambushed and the two of them got separated.

During the time when Christianity was punishable by death in Japan, Lord Retsudou threatens to persecute a clan leader's wife, who is a Christian.

The lone wolf is asked to kill a traitor responsible for the abolishment of a clan. He unveils betrayal between a dying wife and an undercover ninja.

While passing a shrine, Itto and Daigoro saw a strange man smiling and peeking out. He was holding up a banner that read, "This head is for sale.”

Itto is asked to avenge a daughter's murder. While sheltering from rain, he encounters a woman and witnesses an oshichiri attempting to attack her.

The Otawara clan faces financial strain due to poor harvests. Hirabayashi, in charge of finances, imposes a 20% increase on farmers leading to unrest.

Ugenta, a Yagyu, attacks Itto. Daigoro clings to Itto's back while fighting Ugenta. Itto loses his position and Daigoro falls down a cliff.

Itto and Daigoro set up camp deep in the mountains to investigate the Yasha-masked woman. ?

Itto and Daigoro were attacked by Yagyu's Unsui and men. Itto held off Unsui but was surprised and wounded in the shoulder by an iron claw on a chain.

Itto continued his journey with Yayoi. Komakine met Retsudo, discovering he had requested Itto's assassination.