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Genji, dead?

This question exists in the minds of many viewers. Although Genji is just a foil in this movie, his free and easy personality is also loved by everyone.

Of course, Hanzo's idea of ​​considering the overall situation is also deeply recognized by many older viewers.

No one wants to see brothers killing each other, but this scene still happened, and Hanzo killed Genji.

From Genji's injuries, especially the knife wounds left by Hanzo's last move of Iai Slash, it can be seen that he is dead!

But why is the movie called Double Dragon?

There must be a down after there is an up, so many viewers think that Genji is not dead, but slipped away.

Otherwise, what will be played in the next part? How will Hanzo develop the Shimada Empire?

Double Dragons, Double Dragons, combined with the mural narration at the beginning of the film, the blue dragon is the South Wind Dragon, representing Hanzo, then Genji is the blue dragon, that is, the North Wind Dragon.

So the protagonist of the next movie should be Genji.

"Look at him, not only is he good at archery, he can also use a sword."

In the cinema, Black Widow whispered to Hawkeye beside her.

"He has long hair but little knowledge. The movies are all fake, right?"

Hawkeye comforted himself. He was more certain of this. Roning was willing to belittle Genji in order to brag about Hanzo's strength.

Genji was the first warrior of the family after all, and his swordsmanship was second to none. But Hanzo, who hadn't touched a sword for several years, was better than him.

He was ridiculously good at archery, and with such superb swordsmanship, how could he let others survive?

Seeing Black Widow's contempt, Hawkeye pointed to the floor and continued, "In reality, let him try to control a dragon for me? Roning wrote this kind of fantasy script, which is just consuming the reputation of Overwatch Pictures, you know?"

Black Widow didn't talk nonsense with him and continued to watch the movie. The progress bar was about to give up.

Back to the movie.

In the lobby of Hanamura, the scene of Hanzo killing Genji with his own hands happened to fall into the eyes of the great elder.

The elder firmly believed that Genji was dead.

Because Hanzo used all his strength in the Iai Slash, the deep and long knife wound on Genji's abdomen could not be healed, and there were many other scars on his body.

There was not enough blood to shed.

Hanzo's act of killing his brother was unanimously recognized by the family members.

The members who originally had a grudge against Hanzo also changed their views at this time and were willing to go through fire and water for Hanzo, the new clan leader.

Genji, the cancer of the family, finally died.

Many of their relatives fell under the knife of the Tennin Sect, so they all regarded Genji as the culprit.

If Genji had not killed the eldest son of the Tennin Sect, this disaster would not have happened.

Hanzo protected his younger brother and did not allow the clan members to maliciously slander Genji.

During this period, they obeyed Hanzo, the new successor clan leader, on the surface, but in fact there was already a heresy within.

However, after hearing the news that Genji was killed by Hanzo himself, this heresy disappeared by itself.

Hanzo was willing to kill Genji for the future of the family, which showed that his heart was still with the family.

This clan leader still knew right from wrong.

They were willing to follow this clan leader who took the overall situation into consideration and continue to expand the power of the Shimada Empire.

However, Hanzo lost his previous enthusiasm and fell into a slump after killing Genji.

He handled less family affairs and was always worried about Genji's death.

He sent people to look for Genji's body but couldn't find it, and Hanzo fell into deep self-blame.

The family elders were willing to give Hanzo a few days of buffer time. Losing his father and his brother at the same time would not make anyone feel good.

But they believed that the dragon of the Shimada family would cheer up again.

That day, Hanzo came to the lobby.

Seeing the bloody inscription, he thought of the battle with Genji not long ago. The bright red blood on the inscription was also Genji's.

Everything here has the shadow of Genji and his father.

His younger brother had been punished here many times, and his father always sat on the high seat with a stern face, while he persuaded his father not to punish Genji.

The scene was vivid, very close, but so far away, like a passing cloud, fleeting.

Before he had time to cherish this period of time, his father and younger brother left him.

This is a place full of sorrow.

He didn't want to stay here, because it always brought back sad memories.

So he ordered the high seat where his father often sat to be moved away, and told the clan members that this was no longer the place for family meetings.

Then he moved Genji's sword rack and placed the sword he used to kill Genji here.

The sword was on top, and the scabbard was below.

There was a conspicuous notch on the shiny blade, which was left when fighting with Genji.

Since Genji's body could not be found, Hanzo used this place as Genji's spirit tablet.

He knew that the clan members would never worship Genji, so he didn't force it. No matter what, he, as a brother, must do his best.

Hanzo knelt on the ground and prayed devoutly, and made a vow: For the rest of his life, he would never use a knife again!

"Brother, I gave up swordsmanship and used bows and arrows to better protect you. I didn't expect... In the end, I killed you with something I should have given up. I don't expect you to forgive me, I just want to find comfort for my mistake."

He wanted to use bows and arrows to protect Genji's soul, and he would keep protecting it forever.

After a period of remembrance, Hanzo tried to do what a clan leader should do, but he found that he couldn't do it. Genji was everywhere in Hanamura.

So he ordered the blockade of Hanamura and moved the Shimada family base to another place.

But when he came to the new place, Genji's figure still lingered in his mind.

The Genji who ran to him when he was bullied as a child, the Genji who ran to him to complain about his father's tyranny and unreasonableness after being punished, the Genji who always called him brother in his ear.

If he had a choice at that time, he would never kill Genji, definitely!

Guilt made him unwilling to manage the family. After several attempts, he still gave up.

Genji rejected the family's business since he was a child. Indeed, trading arms and illegal materials is not a formal business, but this kind of business can bring huge profits.

As a person, you must remember the source of water, don't say that this is not good while enjoying the benefits of this practice.

Since the ancestors made a fortune by this, they must continue it and do better.

But Hanzo is now powerless and can't do it anymore.

As soon as he saw the tribe members, especially the elders, Hanzo felt that they were the murderers who forced Genji to death.

So, he chose to leave the family.

No matter how the elders persuaded him, no matter how the clan members tried to keep him, Hanzo was determined to leave.

For the clan members, the Shimada family without the dragon was like a tiger without sharp teeth and claws, unable to deter other forces.

So they wanted to keep the dragon that protected the Shimada family as much as possible.

But Hanzo was determined, and no one could persuade him. Before leaving, he only took some travel expenses and the feather left by Genji using the escape technique.

He did not take his father's inheritance with him, but left it to the family.

His father's inheritance and his property were all brought by the family. Doing so is a compensation for the family, and it is also another form of returning to one's roots.

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