So he returned to Japan and recruited ruffians from around the land, soon forming a band of chivalrous thieves, known as the Manjitou. Yoshimitsu eventually discovered that the fragments were spread around the earth, and that he alone could never destroy them all while also helping those in need. And so he embarked on yet another journey, set on destroying the cursed Soul Edge.
Yoshimitsu decided that if there was another object in the world with the same evil as his katana, which he had now named "Yoshimitsu", it mustn't be allowed to exist. He infiltrated the legendary Money Pit of "the Merchant of Death", Vercci, and, completely by chance, found his katana alongside a fragment of Soul Edge, both emanating similar evil energies. Yoshimitsu did not want the evil energy to fall into the wrong hands, so he set out to retrieve it. Unfortunately, he became careless one day and passed out, worn from trying to quell the corruption during his sleep, the katana had been stolen by a thief- Voldo, who had mistaken it for Soul Edge. So he left on a journey to rid his blade of the corrupted energy. Upon leaving the castle, he sensed that the evil energy there had somehow transferred a similar energy into his katana. When Yoshimitsu finally reached Ostrheinsburg Castle, it was devoid of any signs of life. But even with that realization in his mind, he continued to pursue the Soul Edge nevertheless. In his meditation, he concluded that if he were to give in to his hatred, he would be no better than either Oda Nobunaga or Nightmare. Yoshimitsu set out across the sea in search of the "Ultimate Weapon", Soul Edge, so that he could take his revenge against Lord Nobunaga.īut during his journey, he came across many horrible scenes left behind by the Azure Knight, Nightmare. Yoshimitsu attempted a battle against Nobunaga, but he was no match for the army or Nobunaga and lost his arm, which he replaced with a wooden prosthetic. Nobunaga had prepared an army in anticipation of the clan's refusal to serve him. Upon his return, Yoshimitsu found his beloved village in ruins. After a few days' stay at the castle, the fighter politely denied Nobunaga's request and returned to his village. As expected, Nobunaga requested the allegiance of the Manji clan, but the Manji clan preferred to remain hidden. Due to his advanced age, the clan's chief sent the strongest warrior, Yoshimitsu, of the clan on his behalf. Oda Nobunaga, the daimyo of Owari, sought the power of the Manji clan and invited its chief to Azuichi castle.
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