Daimyo of Suruga; childish and cowardly but will fight when ultimately cornered. His lack of resolve costs his soldiers to lose heart multiple times while still in battle (i.e. his soldiers fall to the ground and can be killed in one single hit), though his occasional bursts of courage would enable them to get back on their feet - until the next time he panics again, that is. In Sengoku Basara 2, he confuses his enemies by promoting his head archers to his rank, thus confusing the player to where he really is. Wields a folding fan. He is playable in Sengoku Basara 2 Heroes; his Basara involves him disco dancing with dance lights shown, and him getting his head smashed by the disco ball and tripping in the end.  As of Sengoku Basara The Last Party, he is confirmed to be dead.

Sengoku Basara drops you directly into the burning battlefields of feudal Japan, where rival warlords hack and slash their way to total domination. Each conqueror wields a special attack that boosts their powers of devastation, and each commands a horde of relentless warriors. But when a supreme evil - the Demon Lord - threatens the land, these fierce generals launch a co-op campaign of annihilation and build an army of armies to obliterate their common foe. 
 
As the front line grows crowded with gun-toting, mechanized samurai and mystical ninja, some will say that war is hell - but Sengoku Basara proves it can also be kick ass. 
 
(Source: Manga Entertainment)

Based on the TV version of the Sengoku Basara franchise.


Yoshimoto Imagawa