Mori Nagayoshi

Basic Information

Height: 194cm(6'4") Alignment: Chaotic-Madness Likes: Tea ceremonies and writing poetry Dislikes: Betrayal of any type.

Identity

Nicknamed Oni Musashi, he is a warrior from the warring states period, the son of Mori Yoshinari from the Oda clan, and the older brother of the famous Mori Noritoshi who served as Nobunaga's attendant. A brave warrior who's earned the nickname 'Oni Musashi' for his many military exploits and the spearmanship that was taught to him by his father who was famed as 'Sanza the Attacker'. As a person with an extremely volatile temperament, he had ferociously cut down a checkpoint guard, after being asked to dismount and state his family name, forcing his way past the checkpoint and threatening to set fire to the town if anyone tried to stop him. When he reached a bridge immediately after that, he was asked to dismount and ferociously cut down, etc. and there were no shortages of such anecdotes. By the way, the person who gave the order to dismount and state the family name is none other than Lord Nobunaga himself. But he was somehow forgiven.

Appearance

Mori is a large man, towering over most others. Appearing in a white and gray armor that has several distinct features, most notably the blood-stained legs and a large bucket like helmet that completely in cases his head with demon-like horns. Beneath the armor, he wears traditional Japanese clothes. When not wearing his helmet, it is revealed that he is a fairly young looking man with spiky crimson hair swept backwards, his friend normally hanging in front of one of his eyes which are the color of gold. When he smiles, jaw filled with shark like teeth can be seen.

Personality

Mori Nagayoshi was known for having a very violent temper and ruthless behavior in combat, leading to his nickname. Decapitating 27 by himself and his first battle, he painted the lower half of his armor pure red with the spilt blood of his fallen foes in the battle of Takato during the Koshu conquest, to the point where his allies mistakenly thought he suffered severe wounds, boasting exceptional valor while demonstrating excessive brutality. To put it more clearly, it would be dangerous to even look or talk to him, and he's the sort of person with whom one should avoid eye contact, even if you meet him on the streets. On the other hand, he is outstanding in his flawless management of his territory. There is also in erudite decided to him, in his appreciation of tea and calligraphy. In any case, while Nagayoshi's life is filled with nonsensical anecdotes of gratuitous violence, he has never leveled his spear at his liege even once in his entire life. Even now, when he is summoned as a heroic spirit, he is single-mindedly loyal towards his recognized master, in the same vein as his liege, and there is absolutely no need for concern regarding betrayal. However, whether that very sense of loyalty would take form in accordance with the Master's wishes, remains to be seen.