Unlock
|
Description
|
Translation🛈🛈|nbx= for north american localization release and |bx = for fan english translation
|
Default
|
æ±æžæ代ćŸæăźăæ„æŹăä»ŁèĄšăăäœćź¶ăźäžäșșă
ăăźèäœăŻ
ăćç·éèŠć
«çŹäŒïŒăȘăăăăăšăżăŻăŁăăă§ăïŒă
ăæ€żèȘŹćŒćŒ”æïŒăĄăăă€ăăżăŻăă„ăïŒăă
ăăă«ăćŸć氎滞äŒăăèżäžèȘŹçŸć°ćčŽéČăăȘă©ć€æ°ă
ćœæ性ć€ăȘäșșæ°ăćăăăæ€żèȘŹćŒćŒ”æăăć«ăă
æ”źäžç””ćž«ă»èéŁŸćæăæżç””ăæ
ćœăăäœćăć€ăă
æŠćź¶ă«çăŸăăăăźèȘăăèžă«æ±ăăȘăăăă
ć€©èłŠăźæă§æŻäœè
ăšăăŠćă銳ăă銏çŽăŻă
æ„æŹæćăźć°æ„äœćź¶ă§ăăăŁăă
|
NA Localization:
A writer from late Edo Japan, and one of Japan's best-known authors. His works include "Nansou Satomi Hakkenden (Nansou Satomi Eight Dog Chronicles)," "Chinsetsu Yumiharizuki (A Wonder Tale: The Moonbow)," "Keisei Suikoden" (an adaptation of the Chinese classic "The Water Margin"), "Kinsesetsu Bishonenroku (A Modern-Day Record of Handsome Youths)," and many more.
The well-known ukiyo-e artist and contemporary of Bakin, Katsushika Hokusai, contributed illustrations to many of Bakin's most popular works, including "Chinsetsu Yumiharizuki."
Born to a samurai familyâa source of constant pride for Bakinâhis innate talent for the written word ultimately led to him becoming the first Japanese person to make a living solely from writing.
Fan Translation:
One of Japan's foremost authors of the late Edo period.
His works include "The Eight Dog Chronicles (NansĆ Satomi Hakkenden)" and "Strange Tales of the Crescent Moon (Chinsetsu Yumiharizuki)".
Furthermore "KÄsÄ Suikoden" and "Kinse Setsu BishĆnen Roku" and many others works are among those he has penned.
Many of his works were illustrated by the ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai, including "Tsubaki-Setsu Yumiharigetsu" which had garnered much popularity during those days.
Born into a samurai family, although harboring that pride within his heart, Bakin was the first full-time writer of Japan, his natural talent quickly made a name for him as a Gesaku novelist.
|
Bond 1
|
èș«é·ïŒäœéïŒ157cmă»45kg
ćșć
žïŒćČćź
ć°ćïŒæ„æŹ
ć±æ§ïŒç§©ćșă»äžćșžăăćŻć±æ§ïŒäșșăăæ§ć„ïŒć„łæ§ïŒèäœïŒ
èłăšć°»ć°ŸăŻéŁŸăăȘăïŒ
|
NA Localization:
Height/Weight: 157cm, 45kg
Origin: History
Region: Japan
Alignment: Lawful-Balanced
Gender: Female (Physically)
The ears and tail are just part of a costume!
Fan Translation:
Height/Weight: 157 cm / 45 kg
Source: Historical Fact
Region: Japan
Alignment: Lawfulă»Balanced
Attribute: Man
Gender: Female (Physical Body)
The ears and tail are decorativeïŒ
|
Bond 2
|
çćăæ»æČąèéŠïŒăăăăă»ăăăă«ïŒă
æŻć·ăæČäș銏çŽăé
ć·ă«èäœć äž»äșșăȘă©ă
ăă©ă€ăăé«ăăèŠćŸăéăăăć ćžłéąăȘæ§æ Œă
性ć€ăȘćèă§ć€ä»æ±è„żăźæŽćČăäŒæżă«è©łăăă
çčă«ă氎滞äŒăăȘă©ăźçœè©±ć°èȘŹăć„œăă ă
ć»èĄăććŠăèș«ă«ă€ăăă
æ±æžæ·±ć·ă§ææŹçšäșșăźäșç·ăšăăŠçăŸăăă
ć°æ„äœćź¶ăšăȘăăŸă§ă«ăŻăæŸćčłćź¶ăźćæŻä»ăăźć°ć§ă
ææŹăźćŸćŁ«ăçć
èŠć±ăźçȘé ă汄ç©ćăæçżăăźćž«ć
ăȘă©ăć€ăăă
24æłă§æŻäœè
ăšăȘăăăšăæ±șæă
36æłă«äșŹéȘăžæ
èĄăăäžæčăźæäșșăšăźè§Šăćăă
ć„æ©ăšăăŠă仄éçČŸćçă«èȘæŹăćèĄăăŠăăă
ăăăŠäŒć„ć°èȘŹăäžäžć
šäŒćæŻć€ąăăă
é·ç·šăæ€żèȘŹćŒćŒ”æăă性ăă«ć„œè©ăćŸăŠă
æŻäœè
ăźçŹŹäžäșșè
ăšăăŠăźć°äœăçąșç«ăăă
æ”źäžç””ćž«ă»èéŁŸćæăšăèŠȘäș€ăæ·±ăă銏çŽćź
ă«
ćæăäžăćă¶æéć±
ćăăăŠăăăăšăăăă
銏çŽ39æłăćæ46æłăăæ ăŻ6æłé ăźăăšă
銏çŽăŻèș«é·180cmăè¶
ăă性ç·ă§ăćæăăŸă
ćăăèș«é·180cmă ăŁăăšăăéžè©±ăăăă
ăăçźç«ă€é·èș«ăłăłăă ăŁăăăšă«ăȘăă
|
NA Localization:
True Name: Takizawa Okikuni. Kyokutei Bakin is his pen name, though he also went by the pseudonym Chosakudo Shujin. He was very proud and fastidious man who valued order and discipline above all. He is extremely well-versed in the history and traditions of various eras and regions, and particularly enjoys reading Chinese novels such as "The Water Margin," and even knows a fair amount of medicine and Confucian philosophy.
Born in Edo Fukagawa as the fifth son of a hatamoto younin (chief retainer), he worked many different jobs, including page to the Matsudaira clan, retainer to a hatamoto, head clerk at the Tsuruya publishing house, footwear merchant, and apprentice to a calligraphy master, before deciding to become a full-time writer at the age of 24. At 36, he took a trip to the Kyoto-Osaka area where he met well-known literary figures, which inspired him to begin publishing his work with greater frequency. In time, his novel "Sanshichi Zenden Nanka no Yume" and his epic "Chinsetsu Yumiharizuki" became highly popular, establishing him as one of the leading authors of his time.
During this period, Kyokutei Bakin also became close friends with the ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai, even letting him stay at his house for three or four months when Bakin was 39, Hokusai 46, and Hokusai's daughter, Oei, 6. Said to be over 180cm each, both Bakin and Hokusai were exceptionally tall, especially for the time and place, which made them quite the sight on the streets of Edo.
Fan Translation:
True Name, Takizawa Okikuni.
His pen name is Kyokutei Bakin and his pseudonyms include ChosakudĆshujin.
He is someone whose disposition is very prideful, respectful of discipline, and methodical.
He is also very knowledgeable and well-informed in the history and folklore from all periods and regions.
He was in particular fond of Colloquial Chinese Novels such as "Water Margin".
He also learned medicine, and Confucianism.
Born as the fifth son of a Hatamoto in Fukagawa, Edo.
Before becoming a full-time writer, he served as the page to the son of the Matsudaira clan, a shoe/footwear merchant, clerk to the publisher Tsutaya, and a teacher of penmanship.
At 24 years old he decided to become a Gesaku novelist.
At 36 years old he traveled to Kyoto and Osaka, where he got the opportunity to meet with the literary personnel of Kamigata, since then he began to earnestly publish his reading-books.
Eventually his romance "Sanshichi Zenden Nanka No Yume" and long-form novel "Chinsetsu Yumiharizuki" earned great reception, establishing his position as a prominent leading Gesaku novelist.
He also came to deepen his friendship with the ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai, and once had let Hokusai lodge/freeload at his house for a period of three, or four months.
Bakin was 39 years old, Hokusai was 49 years old, and Ći was around 6 years old.
Bakin was a large man, with a height of over 180 cm, Hokusai similarly as well was said to have a height of 180 cm according to an anecdote, thus it was often the case that they stood out as a conspicuously tall combination/pair.
|
Bond 3
|
ććČæ è·ŻïŒăšăăăă»ăżăĄïŒă
æ»æȹ柶ă«ć«ăă ăæČäș銏çŽăźçŸ©çăźćšă
æ±æžç„ç°ăźć»ćž«ăźćź¶ă«çăŸăăă
èăźćŸæăȘăççČăźæ±æžăźçșćšă§ăăŁăă
è±ć«äżźæ„ăšăăŠæŸćčłćź¶ăæ±æžć性愄ă«ć„ć
Źăăă
銏çŽăźæ©ćčŽăźć€±æćŸăŻăè·Żăçźăšçăźä»ŁăăăšăȘăă
ćŁèż°çèšă§ć·ç掻ćăŻç¶ăăăăă
28ćčŽă«ăćăă é·ç·šăćç·éèŠć
«çŹäŒăăźćźæăŻ
è·ŻăźććšçĄăăăŠèȘăăȘăă
éŁăăæŒąèȘăźèȘăżæžăăćŠăłă
ćźç§äž»çŸ©ăźéŠŹçŽăźæ±ăă«ćżăăȘăăăźć·çăŻ
èŸèŠăæ„”ăăăăè·ŻăŻèŠäșă«ăăéăăæćŸ
ă«ćżăăă
ă”ăŒăŽăĄăłăæČäș銏çŽăźèŠèŠăćžăăăăă«ă
ăăźć€èŠăźćșç€ăšăȘăŁăŠăăă
ć
«çŹćŁ«ïŒăŻăĄăăăïŒă
äœżăéăźä»çŹăăĄăŻă銏çŽăźăŸăŸăȘăăŹ
æČćăăăăăźć”äœèĄçșăè±ĄćŸŽăăŠăăă
ăä»ăă·ăłăăšăæćčŽć°ăăăăăŠă»ăăšæȘæŻăă
ă矩ăăœăŠăčă±ăèŠćŽçŹăæ§ăăăȘæ§ćă§æăăăĄă
ă瀌ăăă€ă«ăŻăèȘ ă«ăăćăȘăăăăćżé
ă
ăæșăă±ăăçŸéșăăăă·ăăšć§ć©ăăăă
ăćż ăăăŠă»ăăéšăăăçă æ°çăȘăă
ă俥ăăČăłăăăćčŒăăȘăăć±ćŒ·ăźçé±ăăżăăă
ăćăă·ăăćšéąšć ă
ăæȘăèšăă°ćéĄă§ćłć€Șăă
ăæăăłăăłăŽăéŁăăăćăçšă
ă«ăȘă
|
NA Localization:
Tokimura Michi was born and raised in Edo. She was also a skilled dancer. Originally the daughter of a doctor in Edo Kanda, she became daughter-in-law to Kyokutei Bakin after she married his only son, Takizawa Souhaku. As part of her bridal training, she worked as a maidservant for the Matsudaira clan and for the Ooku in Edo Castle.
In Bakin's later years, after he lost his sight, she enabled him to continue his career by serving as both his eyes and brush, writing down his words as he dictated them to her. She was instrumental to the completion of the "Nansou Satomi Eight Dog Chronicles," a lengthy epic that took 28 years in total to finish. Michi had to learn how to read and write many difficult characters and words of Chinese origin as part of her dictation duties, and she struggled at times to meet Bakin's exacting standards, but she persevered and ultimately succeeded brilliantly. Now, even though Kyokutei Bakin has become a Servant, she serves as their shared Spirit Origin's base because he still can't see without her.
The familiar puppies who make up the eight Dog Warriors symbolize Bakin's unconventional creative process, with very high highs and very low lows.
Jin/Shinbei - The youngest Dog Warrior who frequently gets into mischief with Dousetsu.
Gi/Sousuke - A worldly dog who tends to miss out on many things because of his cautious, reserved nature.
Rei/Daikaku - The goodest of good boys. Perhaps worryingly so.
Chi/Keno - A beautiful dog who often fights with Shino.
Chu/Dousetsu - A noisy pup with a notoriously short fuse.
Shin/Genpachi - One of the younger dogs who nonetheless possesses great strength.
Kou/Shino - This dog is either majestic or shameless, depending on who you ask.
Tei/Kobungo - A big eater who should really learn to pace himself.
Fan Translation:
Tokimura Michi.
The daughter-in-law of Kyokutei Bakin, who married into the Takizawa family.
Born into a family of doctors in Kanda, Edo.
She was truebred town girl from Edo, whose forte was dancing.
She served the Matsudaira clan and within the Edo castle Ćoku, as a part of training in the homemaking arts.
After having lost his sight in the latter years of Bakin's life, Michi became as the stand-in for his eyes and brush, allowing him to continue writing by means of dictation.
The completion of the 28-year long work "NansĆ Satomi Hakkenden", would not have come to be without the presence of Michi.
Learning the reading and writing of the difficult Kango, and writing while complying with the demands of the perfectionist Bakin was a bitter hardship to go through, nevertheless Michi met his expectations and accomplished it splendidly.
The reason as to the resultant basis of its outward appearance, is consequently because she was the one who governed the vision of the Servant Kyokutei Bakin.
Eight Dog Warriors (Hachikenshi).
The puppy familiars represent the creative writing deed of Bakin to elicit bittersweet feelings in the inability to do as one wishes.
ăBenevolenceă Shinbei. The youngest. Often up to mischief with DĆsetsu.
ăRighteousnessă SĆsuke. Experienced dog. Prone to loss due to their moderate nature.
ăConductă Daikaku. They really are a good child. I'm a bit worried.
ăWisdomă Keno. Beautiful. Often quarrels with Shino.
ăLoyaltyă DĆsetsu. Boisterous and exceedingly short-tempered.
ăTrustă Genpachi. They show glimpses of strength even while at a young age.
ăFilial Pietyă Shino. Dignified. At most (the worst you could say is) they are impudent and shameless.
ăFamilial Harmonyă Kobungo. Glutton. Though in moderation.
|
Bond 4
|
âćè©źèȘæ§ïŒăżăăăăăăăăïŒïŒïŒą
ćăŻäœăăăăăăăźæă§æŹæ„ăŻä»æçšèȘă
ăăă§ăŻéŠŹçŽăäœäžă§ć€çšăăçŹçčăȘćœćæłăæăă
äŸăă°äŒć§«ăźâäŒâă«ăŻâäșșăçŹă«ćŸăâăšăă
æćłă蟌ăăăăŠăăă
ćä»ăăŻć”é ăźç„ăă§ăăæŁăăăźćȘçžă§ăăăă
éèĄçă«ăçăźćăźè§ŁæăŻćŻŸè±ĄăźæŻé
ă«ăŻæŹ ăăăȘăă
âä»çŸ©ć
«èĄïŒăăăăŻăŁăăïŒïŒïŒĄ
ăä»ă»çŸ©ă»ç€Œă»æșă»ćż ă»äżĄă»ćă»æă
äșșăšăăŠæŹ ăăčăăăăć
«ă€ăźèĄăă
ăăăăăźæćăæ ăăæ°ç ăŻă
ćœă甶ăŁăäŒć§«ăźăăšăăć
«æčă«éŁăłæŁăă
ć
«çŹćŁ«ăăĄăçăŸăæă€âç ïŒăăŸïŒâăšăȘăŁăă
çŹćŁ«ăăĄăăăăăăăă
ç„ć„łă»äŒć§«ăźćăäžăăäžæè°ăȘéç ă
âæŻäœäžæ§ïŒăăăăăăŸăïŒïŒïŒĄ
æŻäœă«æăæźăăæČäș銏çŽăźăăăăȘăæ„ă
ă
çČçźăźçŸ©ç¶ăæŻăăăè·Żăšăźă矩çăźç¶ćšăźç”ă
|
NA Localization:
SvabhÄva: B
A Buddhist phrase that means "the name makes the person." Here, it refers to the unique naming system Bakin used in many of his books. For example, the "fuse" in "Fusehime" has a deeper meaning of "a human who obeys a dog." Naming is both a prayer for creation, and a curse of righteousness. In the magecraft world, understanding a being's true name is essential to controlling it.
Eight Benevolences and Righteousnesses: A
These eight virtues are "Jin" (Benevolence), "Gi" (justice), "Rei" (courtesy), "Chi" (wisdom), "Chu" (loyalty), "Shin" (faith), "Kou" (piety), and "Tei" (respect), and are traditionally considered a crucial part of being a good person. The spirit beads that symbolize these virtues, each of which has the character for that virtue printed on it, flew off in eight directions after Fusehime died, and came to be possessed by each of the eight Dog Warriors from the day they were born. Eventually, once the Dog Warriors all came together, these mysterious beads then bestowed new power upon the goddess Fusehime.
Lost in Writing: A
A skill that reflects the countless busy days Kyokutei Bakin spent absorbed in the act of creation. Symbolizes the bond between Bakin and his daughter-in-law, Omichi, who supported him after he lost his sight.
Fan Translation:
â SvabhÄva (MyosenjishĆ) : B
It is originally a Buddhist term with the meaning, one's name represents one's body.
Here it refers to the unique nomenclature that Bakin employed frequently within his works.
For instance the "Fuse" in "Fusehime" possesses the interjected meaning "people abide by dogs".
Naming is both a prayer of creation and a restricting spell (curse) of correction.
In terms of Magecraft the elucidation of the True Name is imperative to the control of the target subject.
â Eight Virtues (JingihakkĆ): A
ăBenevolenceă»Righteousnessă»Conductă»Wisdomă»Loyaltyă»Trustă»Filial Pietyă»Familial Harmonyă
The eight conducts that are indispensable as a person.
The prayer beads that reflected each respective character, dispersed and scattered to all sides (of the eight directions) from Fusehime who had taken her own life, and became the "beads (tama)" that the Hakkenshi held from birth.
The marvelous spiritual beads that brings the fated meeting of the Dog Warriors (çŹćŁ«, Inushi) together and bestows upon them the power of the goddess Fusehime.
â Absorbed in Letters (Gesakuzanmai) : A
The restless days of Kyokutei Bakin who dedicated all of his time to writing Gesaku.
The bonds between father and daughter-in-law, Omichi who continued to support her father-in-law with blindness.
|
Clear Nanmei Yumihari Hakkenden & Reach Bond Lvl 5
|
Bond 5
|
ăćç·éèŠć
«çŹäŒă
ă©ăłăŻïŒïŒĄăçšźć„ïŒćŻŸäșșćźć
·
ăŹăłăžïŒïŒïœïŒăæ性ææïŒïŒïŒäșș
ăȘăăăăăšăżăŻăŁăăă§ăă
ç„ä»ăźć è·ăćăăć
«æżăźèă«äčă
æăźăŸăŸă«ćźăé§ăăç„ć„łă»äŒć§«ă
ăć
«çŹäŒăäœäžă§èČ«ăăăć§ćæČæȘăźäžćż”ăŻă
éćăäžéăăăćŠăäžć±ăźæćżăšăȘă
æ”ăæăĄćăă
|
NA Localization:
ăNansou Satomi Eight Dog Chroniclesă
Rank: A
NP Type: Anti-Personnel
Range: 1 - ?
Maximum Targets: 98
Nansou Satomi Hakkenden.
Kyokutei Bakin transforms into the goddess Fusehime, striding across the sky on Yatsufusa's back while under the protection of the gods. Fusehime's unwavering devotion to justice, a constant throughout the Eight Dog Chronicles, transforms into a spiritual blade, which she then uses in conjunction with her indomitable will to lay waste to all enemies in her path.
Fan Translation:
ă NansĆ Satomi Hakkenden ă
Rank: A
Type: Anti-Unit
Range: 1�
Maximum Number of Targets: 98 people
The Eight Dog Chronicles.
With the divine protection of the Gods and the Buddha, the goddess Fusehime dashes through the air as she wills riding upon the back of Yatsufusa.
The single-minded determined purpose of rewarding good deeds and punishing evil acts that pervades throughout the story of "Hakkenden", is like that of the flash of a sacred sword that defeats the enemy with an indomitable will.
|
Clear Nanmei Yumihari Hakkenden & Reach Bond Lv5
|
Extra
|
äŒć§«ïŒă”ăăČăïŒă
ăćç·éèŠć
«çŹäŒăăźç»ć Žäșșç©ă
ćźæżïŒăăïŒéèŠćź¶ăźć§ç„ăæ°ç°æșæ°ăźèĄăćŒă
éèŠçŸ©ćźïŒăăšăżă»ăăăăïŒăźé·ć„łă
ăæ”ć°ăźéŠăćăŁăè
ă«äŒć§«ă暶ïŒăăšïŒăăăăăš
矩ćźăæŻăă«ćŁă«ăăçŽæăć
šăăăăăă
éŁŒăçŹăźć
«æżăšć
±ă«ăżăăăćŻć±±ă«ăăăă
ăăă«ć
«æżăźéæ°ăćăăŠè
čăèšăă
ç¶ăăççéăçăăăäŒć§«ăŻă
èș«ăźæœçœăç€șăăčăèȘćă
éæ°ă«ć
ăŸăăæ°ç ăć
«æčă«éŁăłæŁăă
éèŠćź¶ăăăăźć
«çŹćŁ«ăăĄă«ćźżăă
仄ćŸăäŒć§«ăŻé°ăăéèŠćź¶ăćźè·ăăç„ć„łăšăȘăŁăă
äžäșș称ăŻăćŸăȘïŒăăȘăżïŒăă
èȘăé«ăäžæŁăèš±ăăȘăăćçææąăȘæ§æ Œă
ă”ăŒăŽăĄăłăăšăăŠăźèäœćčŽéœąăŻăăźäŒć§«ă«ç±ăă
ć
«æżïŒăă€ă”ăïŒă
ćăăăćç·éèŠć
«çŹäŒăă«ç»ć Žă
çžă«èČăŠăăăă䞊ć€ăă性çŹăäŒć§«ăäžćżă«æ
ăă
éèŠçŸ©ćźăźæŻăăçă«ćăăŠă
æ”ć°ăèšăĄćăăăźéŠăăăăăŠæ»ăŁăă
äŒć§«ăźèȘç”ă«ăăăèș«ă«ćźżăæ”ăźæšćż”ăć
æăăă
äžéă«ăéç Čă§æăă甶ćœăăăă
ăăźæ»ćŸăŻäŒć§«ăšć
±ă«ç„ăźäœżăăźéçŹăšăȘăă
|
NA Localization:
Fusehime.
A character in "Nansou Satomi Eight Dog Chronicles." The eldest daughter of Satomi Yoshizane, the founder of the Awa Satomi clan and descendant of Nitta Genji. One day, her father jokingly says to Fusehime's pet dog, Yatsufusa, that he would offer Yatsufusa Fusehime's hand in marriage if only Yatsufusa would bring him back the head of a vexing enemy general. To their surprise, Yatsufusa did exactly that the very next day, prompting Fusehime to volunteer to hide away in a cave on Mt. To along with Yatsufusa in order to keep her father's promise. Over time, Fusehime becomes pregnant from Yatsufusa's spiritual energy, and ends up taking her own life to prove her chastity to her father.
Upon her death, Buddhist prayer beads wreathed in spiritual energy that she wore everywhere she went flew off in eight directions, coming to reside in the bodies of eight dog warriors with ties to the Satomi clan. From then on, Fusehime became the guardian goddess of the Satomi clan, though she protected them from the shadows.
In Japanese, she uses the highly unusual "wanami" as her pronoun for herself. A proud, daring, and righteous woman who refuses to tolerate any wrongdoing, her physical age serves as the base for Kyokutei Bakin's Servant form.
Yatsufusa.
Another character in "Nansou Satomi Eight Dog Chronicles." An exceptionally large dog who was raised by tanuki, he adores Fusehime with all his heart. Mistakenly taking Satomi Yoshizane's jest about marrying his daughter as having been made in earnest, he hurried off to bring back an enemy general's head and ultimately returned victorious.
Although the lingering grudge of former enemies dwelled within his body, he was able to overcome it thanks to Fusehime's sutra readings. Though he unfortunately died of a wound from a stray bullet, in death, he remained by Fusehime's side as her faithful spirit dog.
Fan Translation:
Fusehime (Princess Fuse).
Fusehime is a character from "NansĆ Satomi Hakkenden".
The eldest daughter of Satomi Yoshizane, the founder of the Awa Satomi family and a descendant from the lineage of the the Nitta-Genji clan.
"Whoever takes the head of the enemy general shall have Fusehime in marriage,"
Yoshizane uttered those words in jest, in order to fulfill that promise, he together with his pet dog Yatsufusa stayed in Toyama.
Shortly thereafter Fusehime's abdomen started swelling from receiving the spiritual energy of Yatsufusa, and her father suspected her of committing an unforgivable immoral act, thus she took her own life with a blade in order to prove her own innocence.
The prayer beads enveloped with spiritual energy then scattered to all sides (of the eight directions), dwelling on within the Eight Dog Warriors related to the Satomi family.
From then on, Fusehime became the goddess (guardian deity) protecting and safeguarding the Satomi family from the shadows.
Her first-person pronoun is "Wanami (I)".
Her disposition is dauntless and resolute, yet proud and unforgiving of injustice.
The physical body and age that she possesses as a Servant is based upon this Fusehime.
Yatsufusa (Eight Tufts).
Similarly makes an appearance in "NansĆ Satomi Hakkenden".
An extraordinary large dog, raised by tanuki (Japanese raccoon dog).
He wholeheartedly yearns for and adores Fusehime.
He had truly believed the joke that Satomi Yoshizane made, defeating the enemy general and returned with their head in his mouth.
Through the sutra recitation of Fusehime, he was able to overcome the deep-seated grudge of his enemies that resided within himself.
Unfortunately he was shot dead by a gun, though after his death, he and Fusehime together became divine messenger dog spirits.
|