Hell's Paradise 1x5

Directed by Shu Watanabe

Hinata Tadokoro as Rokurota (voice) • Shunichi Toki as Yamada Asaemon Kisho (voice) • Volcano Ota as Yamada Asaemon Genji (voice) • Yusuke Kobayashi as Yamada Asaemon Tenza (voice) • Masafumi Kimura as Nurugai's grandfather (voice)

Gabimaru and Sagiri's group cross paths with another Yamada Asaemon, Genji, who takes a dim view of Sagiri's involvement in the present matter. Meanwhile, Yamada Asaemon Tenza tries to find a way off the island along with his charge, Nurugai.

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1. Father...

2. Why?

3. Why are you looking at me like that?

4. Father...

5. You're awake, Sagiri.

6. Genji-dono.

7. Where are we?

8. What happened to me?

9. We're in a cavern on the island.

10. I sense no monsters or insects in the area.

11. You were poisoned by the butterflies' scales and lost consciousness.

12. You shouldn't move around yet.

13. I can't do that.

14. I mustn't take my eyes off my prisoner.

15. Hey, you're awake.

16. Oh?

17. How are you feeling, Sagiri-san?

18. Um, what is all of this?

19. I'm preparing dinner.

20. I'm mending our torn clothes.

21. I'm supervising.

22. Didn't you say we're short on time?

23. Well, you know... I had reservations.

24. Now that Sagiri-san is awake,

25. why don't we go over what we know together?

26. We can eat the food Gabimaru-san made while we talk.

27. I'm in.

28. Hey, these are kikatsugan.

29. I was hoping for a proper meal.

30. Kikatsugan?

31. I made them using stuff in the area.

32. I think they're actually pretty well made.

33. And while I was out gathering ingredients, I scouted out the island.

34. To cut to the chase, I didn't see anything promising in the area.

35. Though since we don't know what the whole island looks like,

36. I can't speak much on the subject.

37. Would you be able to recognize it even if it were around?

38. Do you know something about the Elixir of Life?

39. No.

40. This job was the first I heard about the Elixir of Life.

41. I searched based on the drawing we have.

42. Huh.

43. What I learned while gathering ingredients was about the flora.

44. The species are mixed, but they're mostly ordinary plants found on the mainland.

45. I saw a few unfamiliar ones, too.

46. We're near Ryukyu. They could be flowers from there.

47. Wow, awesome.

48. What caught my attention was that

49. I found several flowers resembling the samurai who had become flowers.

50. What?

51. Could it be?

52. Where did the samurai sent here go?

53. If most of the plants on this island used to be humans,

54. then we can guess what happened to them.

55. How could you feed that to us?

56. I didn't use anything like that.

57. In any case, I didn't find anything like this mandarin-looking thing.

58. Perhaps we shouldn't fixate on the illustration too much.

59. The terms "Tokijiku no Kagunomi" and "Paradise" used

60. by the shogunate were originally concepts from different cultures.

61. The stone statues scattered around

62. the island closely resemble Buddhist or Taoist figures.

63. Worrying about religious consistency might be a waste of time.

64. What we should be focusing on is the statues themselves.

65. Does the technology to create stone or clay figures exist on the island?

66. If so, then who made them?

67. Do they even live here?

68. I find it hard to believe people could live on this island.

69. Both the monsters and insects are too dangerous for humans.

70. Their ecology and behavior are mysterious.

71. When I cut them,

72. it felt as though they had flesh and bones, but organs and, um...

73. Reproductive organs?

74. Yes. I didn't see any.

75. So they don't have dicks.

76. Their appearance is strange as well.

77. Parts of other animals are stacked on top of humanoid forms.

78. I'm not sure how to describe it.

79. I know what you mean.

80. The items worn by the monsters seem poorly-made as well.

81. They're religious, but the details are crude.

82. In other words...

83. They're like malformed gods.

84. Both the island and monsters are like that.

85. They're terrifying, but they're also stupid.

86. Too unrealistic to be natural.

87. Too artificial to be mystical.

88. It's as though we've been thrown into some kind of sick mandala.

89. They're so mysterious, we can't begin to understand them.

90. Creatures that can survive without organs point to immortality.

91. It's starting to seem possible the Elixir of Life is on the island.

92. And if it's here, then it can be found.

93. If we find it, we can be pardoned.

94. Unless we're already dead, and this place is the real afterlife.

95. I certainly hope that's not the case.

96. Gabimaru-san is right.

97. We should begin by examining the monsters' ecology.

98. Where and how do the monsters live?

99. It will be dangerous, but that's currently our only clue regarding the Elixir.

100. Sunset...

101. It hasn't yet been a full day since we arrived on the island.

102. Genji-dono?

103. Sagiri, you should take a boat back to the mainland.

104. What are you—

105. I shall assume your responsibilities.

106. My own criminal is dead.

107. You're a daughter of the Yamada clan first and a samurai second.

108. As a woman, it's your duty to marry the next head of the clan.

109. The shogunate wouldn't object to me taking over your role.

110. In your current condition, you'll die.

111. Go home, Sagiri.

112. This is my job.

113. A warrior's duty is to complete their job.

114. Your intentions are admirable, but face the facts.

115. Do you currently have the strength to kill Gabimaru?

116. And your sword...

117. I don't know where you found that.

118. It just happened to be available, didn't it?

119. A sword is a warrior's heart.

120. You've already lost the heart of the Yamada clan.

121. I suppose it's not uncommon on the battlefield.

122. During battle, warriors use and discard their weapons.

123. After all, you can procure new ones right there.

124. Your sword skills are exceptional,

125. but that's as a sword-tester and executioner.

126. This situation calls for skills in battle.

127. Exceptional sword skills aren't the same as exceptional skill in battle.

128. You're clearly not strong enough for this island.

129. It's beyond your limits as a woman.

130. Would it be that easy to return, though?

131. Senta...

132. Most samurai sent to this island don't return.

133. Even if you used a boat, I'm not sure you'd be able to escape easily.

134. We need to get away from the island.

135. We may not be able to see because of this fog, but a warrior always advances.

136. Why are samurai so stupid?

137. What?

138. Read the currents.

139. You'll just get wet relying on brute force and exhaust yourself.

140. Samurai are captivated by things that don't exist.

141. They don't know how to be smart.

142. I see.

143. How informative!

144. Is that the wisdom of the Sanka?

145. My grandpa taught it to me.

146. He said to always reduce inefficiency.

147. Even if we're able to leave the island, I'll be executed if I don't have the Elixir.

148. Don't worry about that. I'll talk to the shogunate for you.

149. Trust me.

150. I promise I'll see you home safe, Nurugai-kun.

151. Of all the criminals participating, you deserve to live the most.

152. Look at that.

153. That must be a shogunate ship.

154. After all, it's big.

155. Now we can go home.

156. They're the shogunate's... No.

157. Could these be all the ships that attempted to leave the island?

158. Idiot, don't draw your sword!

159. What?

160. Most animals are sensitive to shining objects and hostility.

161. If we'd turned back right away...

162. I couldn't help it!

163. I don't understand this complicated stuff.

164. Let's search for a usable ship.

165. Run, Nurugai.

166. If you die, the Sanka bloodline will end.

167. We don't believe in things that don't exist.

168. B-But I can't help but wonder...

169. Is this divine punishment?

170. Hey.

171. If you're lost, I'll take you to the foot of the mountain.

172. Are you an Emishi?

173. Then allow me to rest in your village.

174. What's an Emishi?

175. One who doesn't obey.

176. A term for those who refuse to submit to the shogunate

177. and live as unique cultures in the mountains.

178. Under Tokugawa-sama's rule, they're considered insurrectionists.

179. Take him away.

180. He'll be executed once we get the locations of the other villages out of him.

181. Then all the Sanka in this region will be eradicated.

182. I'm sorry, guys.

183. I'm sorry, Grandpa.

184. It's all because I brought the samurai here...

185. I...

186. I am an Asaemon.

187. Though I'm employed by the government,

188. I don't understand why an innocent boy should be executed.

189. If there's a way for you to live, then you should live.

190. What should I do?

191. Should I live so the village's bloodline doesn't end?

192. Or should I die to atone for the villagers?

193. I...

194. Kisho-san, why?

195. It's me, Tenza. Don't you recognize me?

196. Don't bother. It's too late for him.

197. We're surrounded.

198. What are you doing, Nurugai-kun?

199. Forget me.

200. If you're going to flee, then flee alone.

201. Forget about me.

202. What are you talking about? I don't understand.

203. I've been wondering if I should live or die.

204. I finally get it. This is divine punishment.

205. For killing Grandpa and the others.

206. I don't understand.

207. Why does that mean you have to die?

208. Samurai are stupid, right? Explain it to me.

209. The Sanka convention is to live for the mountain and the village.

210. I'm the sole survivor. Everyone else died because of me.

211. I don't get it. What's a convention?

212. Don't use big words.

213. What I'm saying is...

214. I told you to forget about me.

215. Until you explain it to me...

216. Until I understand it, I'm not leaving.

217. I'm nearly at my limit. I haven't got much stamina.

218. Just explain it to me already.

219. I'm not asking about your grandpa or village.

220. I'm asking if you want to die.

221. I don't want to die.

222. I want to go back to the mountains.

223. Then there's only one thing to do.

224. Do whatever it takes to survive.

225. It looks like there's a usable boat over there.

226. We'll break through here and get on that.

227. Got it.

228. You're strong, Nurugai-kun. Thank you.

229. I could say the same thing.

230. We escaped the monsters for now, but we ended up back here.

231. Yeah.

232. The currents in this area probably all flow back to the island.

233. Unless we find a current leading outside,

234. we won't be able to return even with the Elixir.

235. And those monsters...

236. They're different from the ones that were on the island.

237. The mountain of grounded ships seemed to be surrounding the island, too.

238. There were more than just the expeditions sent over the past few years.

239. We can think once we've washed off this blood.

240. The ships of the samurai who'd been turned into flowers returned.

241. There must be a current leading out.

242. You're right.

243. Nurugai-kun...

244. Your form is rather... girlish, you might say...

245. Girlish? I am a girl.

246. What?

247. But... But...

248. Seriously? No, wait. But...

249. Why are you so flustered?

250. Face the other way if you're a girl.

251. Samurai love to fixate on things that don't matter.

252. Face the other way!

253. It does matter.

254. Just face the other way.

255. I've fallen for your chivalry.

256. Once we make it back safely, let's get married.

257. All the stuff with the island and everything is too much for my brain.

258. I'm stupid, you see.

259. In any case, let's review what we need to do.

260. First, we'll circle the island and find a current leading out.

261. We shouldn't do anything until we've secured an escape route.

262. And it's too dangerous for just the two of us to try to get through the monsters.

263. We should gather allies for the return trip.

264. Once dawn breaks, you should sail home, Sagiri.

265. This job is too much for a woman.

266. I...

267. half-agree with Genji-san.

268. Whatever the reason, you should leave this place if you can.

269. But the other half of me wants you to

270. be here in case Gabimaru-san needs to be stopped.

271. You do?

272. It's just a hunch, but...

273. Gabimaru-san seems rather different now than when I first saw him on the beach.

274. It even looked like he saved you earlier.

275. Though perhaps that's because he must return with a partner.

276. Don't you have some idea why he's changed?

277. Stay back.

278. If any case, I'd feel better if you stayed.

279. I see...

280. Are you going to watch me all night?

281. I'm not sleeping.

282. I'm taking turns with the other Asaemon.

283. Then what do the other groups do at night?

284. The shogunate's plan is looking increasingly faulty.

285. Samurai simply obey.

286. Then—

287. Um—

288. Go ahead.

289. Just, uh... are you feeling better?

290. What?

291. Why are you making that face?

292. I was just so surprised.

293. The insects' poison acted quickly

294. because of the wound I gave you, right?

295. So I thought I'd, um...

296. Didn't you say we're short on time?

297. Well, you know... I had reservations.

298. And I owe you a favor.

299. Because of you, I calmed down.

300. I steeled my resolve.

301. Rushing in randomly is too dangerous,

302. and if the Iwagakure are coming, then I'd better prepare a counterattack.

303. I decided I'd live with my wife.

304. A long life, way longer than this job will last.

305. I won't run from those who try to get in my way.

306. I'll face them head-on.

307. You're strong.

308. So are you. Stronger than me.

309. I-I'm not...

310. You are.

311. I'm never wrong about that.

312. I don't know if it's heart, technique, and strength, or influenced by your nature.

313. At the very least, you were strong at the prison.

314. It wasn't just an impression. It's a more practical strength.

315. I wonder what that feeling was.

316. You look surprised.

317. I suppose, yes.

318. The villagers used to say you can't know how strong you are

319. until you've experienced a lot for yourself.

320. People understand themselves less than we might think.

321. Until they act, anyway. I guess we're all the same.

322. Nothing showed up.

323. I guess the monsters aren't active at night.

324. Sagiri, are you prepared to leave?

325. I'll escort you to the ship.

326. I appreciate your consideration.

327. But I won't be leaving.

328. If you're worried about the rules of the job, then don't.

329. No, this concerns how I choose to live.

330. That's ridiculous. You're a woman.

331. You should return safely and bear children for the Yamada clan.

332. That's what I've always been told.

333. People regard a woman who wields a sword with astonishment and ridicule.

334. "You're a woman. What are you doing?" they'd say.

335. And more than anything, my father sometimes looked at me with disappointment.

336. A woman can't take over the Yamada clan.

337. You don't have to push yourself.

338. Live as a woman.

339. If I live as a daughter of Neck-Chopper Asa, I'm scorned by outsiders.

340. If I live as a warrior of the Yamada Clan, I'm shunned by my family.

341. If I leave now, it'll follow me for the rest of my life.

342. I don't understand.

343. It's natural for women to have women's responsibilities.

344. I can't stand to be looked at like that.

345. What?

346. Please see me as a samurai.

347. You...

348. Please.

349. Forgive me for defying a senior student

350. and allow me to live my way.

351. I know I'm weak and inexperienced, but...

352. I won't run from those who try to get in my way.

353. But I at least want to decide how I'll live for myself.

354. I'm certain both men and women—

355. or perhaps all people, regardless of status, feel this way.

356. Please understand.

357. That was unbearable to listen to.

358. That isn't how a samurai lives.

359. This island is like a battlefield.

360. It's no place for women and children.

361. What?

362. When...

363. Weapons can be procured on the battlefield.

364. That's what you taught me last night.

365. How dare you!

366. A warrior's sword is his soul.

367. How dare you steal that from me!

368. G-Genji-dono...