Hiroyuki Sanada
Haiyaku Eiji
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Yellow Fangs ( Japanese: リメインズ 美しき勇者たち, Hepburn: Remains: Utsukushiki Yūshatachi, lit. 'Remains: Beautiful Heroes') is a 1990 Japanese disaster film directed by Sonny Chiba. It is the 20th anniversary commemorative work of Japan Action Enterprise and adapts the Sankebetsu brown bear incident in December 1915.
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- 108 min
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Yellowfang is a dark gray she-cat with orange eyes, a broad, flattened face, and long, matted fur.
Yellowfang was a ThunderClan medicine cat under Bluestar's leadership in the forest territories. Previously, she had served as both a warrior and medicine cat under Cedarstar's leadership in ShadowClan, and then just as a medicine cat under both Raggedstar and Brokenstar. She was born Yellowkit to Brackenfoot and Brightflower, alongside her littermates, Rowankit and Nutkit. She was later apprenticed to Deerleap, as Yellowpaw and soon earned her warrior name, Yellowfang. Growing up she had an ability that allowed her to feel other cats' pain and this combined with a natural inclination to herbs attracted the attention of ShadowClan's then medicine cat, Sagewhisker. While completing her training, she became mates with Raggedpelt and bore him one surviving kit, Brokenkit. She gave up her son and continued in her position as ShadowClan's medicine cat. Yellowfang later became the mentor to Runningnose and watched her son become leader following his father's death. Brokenstar later exiles her from the Clan after blaming her for the death of two ShadowClan kits.
The Prophecies Begin
"A medicine cat has no time for doubt. Put your energy into today and stop worrying about the past. You have a duty to your Clan. Stop dithering and get on with it!" ―Yellowfang scolding Cinderpelt Rising Storm, page 53 Yellowfang, injured and starving after being exiled from ShadowClan, attacks Firepaw on ThunderClan territory. She insists the young apprentice should kill her, but Firepaw takes pity on her and provides her fresh-kill. Yellowfang is taken prisoner, and Firepaw is tasked with taking care of her. At a Gathering, Brokenstar warns the Clans of ShadowClan's former medicine cat who killed some of their kits. When ShadowClan attacks the camp, Spottedleaf, ThunderClan's medicine cat, is killed and Frostfur's kits are missing. The Clan believes Yellowfang committed the crimes, but she actually left to rescue the kits. She recruits her old Clanmates in ShadowClan to drive out Brokenstar and his followers, and Bluestar grants Yellowfang the position of ThunderClan's medicine cat. After treating Cinderpaw's leg injury, Yellowfang takes Cinderpaw as her apprentice, and the two form a close bond. When former members of ShadowClan attack the camp, Yellowfang blinds Brokenstar and reveals to Fireheart that Brokenstar is her son. She asks Bluestar to take Brokenstar as a prisoner, but later convinces him to eat deathberries after Brokentail plots with Tigerclaw against ThunderClan. She discloses the truth about Brokentail's parents, but he refuses to believe her as he dies. She gives Cinderpaw her full name, Cinderpelt, and rebukes her for lingering on Silverstream's death. During a fire, Yellowfang and Fireheart go back to the camp to rescue Patchpelt, Halftail, and Bramblekit. Yellowfang is separated from Fireheart, and she drags Halftail to her den. However, both become weak by smoke inhalation, and Yellowfang collapses in her den. Fireheart finds her dying, and Yellowfang insists she wished Fireheart was her son instead of Brokentail and apologizes for not living long enough to see him fulfill his destiny. She goes to StarClan and grants Firestar one of his nine lives, the life of compassion.
The New Prophecy
"You will tread a path that few medicine cats have walked before you." ―Yellowfang to Leafpool Sunset, page 102 Yellowfang presents Leafpaw a prophecy about how blood will spill blood. Later, Yellowfang, Bluestar, and Lionheart comfort Leafpool and vow to be with her through the path few medicine cats have traveled.
Power of Three
"Curiosity must be tempered with patience. Knowledge is wasted on those without the wisdom to know how to use it. And wisdom comes only with time." ―Yellowfang to Jaypaw Eclipse, page 283 In StarClan, Yellowfang scolds Jaypaw for using his powers to spy on other medicine cats' dreams, although Jaypaw insists even StarClan cannot do anything to stop him. She senses the eclipse coming and insists StarClan should tell Jaypaw, Lionpaw, and Hollypaw the "truth". When Hollyleaf reveals the truth about their parentage at a Gathering, Yellowfang attacks Bluestar for withholding the truth for so long. She later provides Jayfeather a crow's feather to give a hint about the identity of his biological father.
Yellowfang is a skinny, battle-scarred, and grizzled, dark gray she-cat with wide-set, rheumy, and rounded orange eyes. She has a broad, flattened face, a snub nose, bony haunches, and long, dull, patchy, thick, and matted fur. Her ears are torn and ragged, and she has cracked, blackened, yellow teeth.
Yellowfang is a grouchy, harshly-spoken she-cat at the best of times. However, underneath her tough exterior, she is shown to have a heart to a select few cats. For more of Yellowfang's personality and relationships, click here!
Yellowfang's parents are Brightflower and Brackenfoot. Her former mate is Raggedstar, and Brokenstar, Wishkit, and Hopekit are their children. For more of Yellowfang's family, click here!
Jan 13, 2009 · In 1915, a mountain village in Japan was attacked by a giant bear, dubbed "Red Spot", who terrorized the villagers for days, murdering the men and carrying off the women to save for a late night meal. Sonny Chiba (`Kill Bill`), in his directorial debut, and... Read all.
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- Adventure, Horror, Thriller
- Shin'ichi Chiba
- 2009-01-13
Synopsis: Based on a true story. In 1915, a mountain village in Japan was attacked by a giant bear, dubbed “Red Spot”, who terrorized the villagers for days, murdering the men and carrying off the women to save for a late night meal. Released: 13/01/2009 (Usa)
Screen legend Sonny Chiba makes his feature directorial debut with this tale of a young bear hunter who vows to end the horrific reign of the ten foot tall, 900 pound bear that's been terrorizing a small mountain village.
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Yellow Fangs (Remains: Beautiful Heroes) is a film directed by Sonny Chiba with Hiroyuki Sanada, Mika Muramatsu, Akira Kurosaki, Takeshi Maya .... Year: 1990. Original title: Rimeinzu: Utsukushiki yuusha-tachi. Synopsis: Based on a true story.
