In the blood-soaked Sengoku period of Japanese history, one warrior stood apart from all others. Honda Tadakatsu, chief general to Tokugawa Ieyasu, became known as the "Unscathed Samurai" for his remarkable ability to survive decades of brutal warfare without sustaining serious injury. His imposing figure was unmistakable on the battlefield, adorned with the famous dragonfly-crested helmet (Tonbō-no-Kabuto) that struck fear into enemy hearts. When Tadakatsu charged forward with his legendary spe

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