SharP' Unfinished Symphony.

IN THIS CASE, "X" MEANS "NO"
Over a year and a half ago, there was talk of Sony releasing the KENSHIN anime here in the United States under the name of SAMURAI X. Those familiar with KENSHIN bristled at the title change. However, the plans to bring KENSHIN to American shores seem to have crumbled like the Tokugawa government at the beginning of the Meiji Restoration. No further plans have been announced for this series in America by Sony, and no one else has bought the rights.

MEIJI AND BEYOND
Yet, despite the fact that the plans for American release by Sony have faltered, and the fact that the manga has not been released commercially in the United States, the fans of KENSHIN remain strong. In fact, if the series keeps running, in a few years Kenshin may find himself facing the problems of the Taisho era.
The rich political and historical tapestry of the Meiji period can provide many additional stories of everyone's favorite samurai. Like any underdog, whatever the odds, Kenshin will keep fighting. And Kaoru will keep worrying.