Fans of Akame ga Kill however often criticize Kill la Kill for not taking itself seriously enough and coming off as just plain weird. With the destruction of the group responsible for activities beyond the Capital's walls, the following members are believed to be all that is left of Night Raid. However, fans of Kill la Kill do not like how Akame ga Kill takes itself more seriously and fails to embrace its more over-the-top elements. The current members of Night Raid's Capital sub-division. While Night Raid was known throughout the war as a rebel criminal organization, their existence was never mentioned in any of the New Kingdom's history books.Īfter the New Kingdom was established, Najenda remained as the New Kingdom's officer while Akame traveled east where the Hinowa ga Yuku! story transpires to search for the roots of Murasame and ways to undo the curses that she and (possibly) Tatsumi suffer from. Tatsumi and Mine retired from service and lived a quiet life together, settling a new life in Tatsumi's hometown. Night Raid disbanded after the war, though Najenda and Akame still worked in similar ways for the New Kingdom. Of the eight notable members of Night Raid throughout the events of the war, only four had survived: Najenda, Akame, Tatsumi and Mine. Night Raid proved to be instrumental in the downfall of the Empire, leading to the defeat/deaths of many high profile Empire officials, including Budo, Esdeath, the Emperor and Honest. In order to oppose Night Raid, the Empire created two special units, the Jaegers and Wild Hunt, both of which have caused Night Raid considerable losses in skirmishes. Although Chelsea has hinted that they had the same lively disposition as the current team, which ultimately led to their downfall. The number of members in that group, in addition to whether or not they used Teigu, are currently unknown. In addition, the manga is better than the anime for many reasons, the main ones being the following. The division outside the Capital was completely destroyed by the Three Beasts, with its only survivor being Chelsea, who was soon transferred to Night Raid's Capital group. The manga (the canon story) is very different from the anime, as the anime in addition to having cut and changed many scenes and skipped one entire arc of the manga, has also changed the history of several characters and invented an original ending. One that works within the city (led by Najenda), while another handles the surrounding lands beyond the walls of the Capital. Their former base was located 10km from the Capital in the mountains, but they were forced to relocate to a new base that lies 15km northeast of the Capital after Team Stylish's attack in fear of being discovered. Night Raid normally operates at night (hence the name). However, they do not take just any job from just anyone and will often investigate both the client and target's background in order to avoid possible deception and traps. When not under direct orders from HQ, Night Raid opens itself as an 'assassins for hire' firm to the general public. In addition, the members of Night Raid are charged with the retrieval of any Teigu discovered during missions in order to boost the combat effectiveness of the Revolutionary Army. However, when written in kanji (家康), it could possibly mean 'house, home, family, residence/residency, building, dwelling, habitation' (家) ( ie) and 'peaceful' (康) ( yasu).Night Raid's main function is to handle reconnaissance and assassination missions within the Capital of the Empire. The name Ieyasu is written in katakana (イエヤス), which has no special meaning.Ieyasu, presumably, possessed combat abilities on par with Tatsumi at the time, as they and Sayo trained together since they were little.

He then succumbed to the last stages of Lubora disease after managing to stay alive through sheer willpower. He watched as Tatsumi killed Aria and was happy at the sight as he thanked his friend for avenging his and Sayo's fate. Ieyasu called out to Tatsumi and told him how Aria and her family was responsible for his and the dead Sayo's fate. Tatsumi and Night Raid arrived at the place where he, Sayo, and other people that were lured by Aria and her family, were imprisoned. He was tortured by Aria's family and in the process was infected with the Lubora disease, an incurable virus that slowly kills its victim. He and Sayo were then invited by Aria to her mansion, and she provided them with a meal that was drugged, making them lose consciousness. Ieyasu managed to stay with Sayo while Tatsumi was separated from them.

On the way, they were attacked by night bandits and got separated. Ieyasu set out with Tatsumi and Sayo to earn money for their village. His friends noted that his carelessness and lack of common sense would have gotten him killed instead. Ieyasu was a very cheerful boy who had hoped to become famous someday. Ieyasu had short, somewhat-unruly dark brown hair, brown eyes and wore a white martial arts headband.

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