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it's more of a matter of opinion, many things could affect a battle between a samurai and a knight, such as weather, terrain, etc...personally, i think that the samurai would be at an advantage in any scenario. The samurai is equipped with excellent, light armour and his sword, or katana, is much lighter, stronger and longer than the knight's. In the end, the samurai would be dancing circles around knight while the knight would be awkwardly swinging his longsword, trying to hit the samurai. The samurai is also trained in a way so that he is an unstoppable killing machine.

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The danger level of a samurai or a knight is subjective and heavily depends on their individual skills, training, and weaponry. Both the samurai and knight were skilled warriors who had different techniques and combat styles. It is difficult to definitively say that one is more dangerous than the other as it would vary on a case-by-case basis.

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