Rurouni Kenshin spans the Meiji era with a cast big enough to fill Kaoru's dojo twice over, from Kenshin's found family in Tokyo to the Kyoto Oniwabanshu and Shishio's Juppongatana. Spin this wheel for a random pull across the whole series, whether that means landing on a beloved regular like Sanosuke or a one-arc rival like Isurugi Raijuta. It's a roster shonen fans revisit constantly on Reddit when discussing the genre's best historical swordfighting stories. Every name here is a real, confirmed character from the manga and anime, nothing invented to pad the count.
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