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Jūjika no Rokunin (十字架のろくにん, lit. Six People of the Cross) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Shiryuu Nakatake. It was originally serialized in Kodansha's shōnen manga magazine Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine from March to October 2020, and was transferred to Magazine Pocket app and website since November 2020, with its chapters collected into nineteen tankōbon ...
Flashback to the geisha episode, where Heisuke barges into Chizuru’s room in the geisha house and is overcome by her beauty. He dashes off to demand Kondo and Hijikata take Chizuru off this dangerous mission. In his absence, Chikage Kazama arrives and tries to kiss Chizuru, but is whacked by an abruptly entering Sen, allowing Chizuru to flee.
Chizuru is saved by Hijikata, Saito, Sanosuke Harada, and Shinpachi Nagakura, forcing Kodo and Kaoru to retreat. On his way back from a meeting, Kondo was shot by Itou's remaining followers. This prompts the desperate Okita, who is suffering from tuberculosis, to become a Rasetsu and kill the people responsible behind the shooting.
Chizuru Yukimura is a young woman who travels to Kyoto disguised as a boy to search for her missing father. One night, she is chased by ronin and manages to hide. Just as she is about to be found, the ronin are attacked by Rasetsu, or furies. As the furies close in on Chizuru, Hajime Saito and Shinsengumi members appear and dispatch the furies ...
The story of the second season takes place a year after the first season. The Shinsengumi moves back to Edo and prepares for the final battle against the Imperial Army. At the same time, Chizuru's father and older twin brother, Kodo and Kaoru, provides the Water of Life to the enemy faction to create armies of Rasetsu in order to restore the power of the Yukimura clan.
Chizuru falls from cliff on her way to Aizu, but is saved by Kazama. Together with Kazama, they head to Aizu, but make a stop at the remains of the village where the Yukimura clan used to live. Kaoru, revealed to be Chizuru's older twin brother, tries to convince Chizuru to join him and Kodo to get revenge on humans, but Chizuru's refusal leads ...
Chizuru Honda (本田 千鶴, Honda Chizuru), nicknamed "Chizu" (チズ), was relatively calm and a bit quiet, yet particularly disgusted by the one-track minds of her male classmates. Her chair was black and fancy, carefully designed, shapely, and looked very old.
Ch. 2 In her heyday, Sayuri was an actress, inspiring Chizuru to become one herself. Ch. 100, 349 Sayuri and her late husband Katsuhito raised their granddaughter together after Chizuru's single mother died. Ch. 61 She later falls ill and dies, albeit not before she is able to watch Chizuru's movie at the hospital. Ch. 146–152