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==Historical origin==
==Historical origin==
Nobunaga is based on the real-life {{wp|Oda Nobunaga}} of Japanese history. [[Nō]] was Nobunaga's wife, and Urakusai ({{wp|Oda Nagamasu}}) was his brother. Masahide ({{wp|Hirate Masahide}}), Narimasa ({{wp|Sassa Narimasa}}), and Murashige ({{wp|Araki Murashige}}) were two of his retainers. [[Mitsuhide]], [[Ranmaru]], and [[Hideyoshi]] were also samurai who served in Nobunaga's army (before betraying him, following him in death, and succeeding him, respectively). Rikyū ({{wp|Sen no Rikyū}}) was a tea master of Nobunaga's, while Urakusai was Rikyū's student. Yoshiaki ({{wp|Ashikaga Yoshiaki}}) was the puppet shogun Nobunaga set up.
Nobunaga is based on the real-life {{wp|Oda Nobunaga}} of Japanese history. [[Nō]] was Nobunaga's wife, and {{DL|List of Pokémon Conquest characters|Urakusai}} ({{wp|Oda Nagamasu}}) was his brother. {{DL|List of Pokémon Conquest characters|Masahide}} ({{wp|Hirate Masahide}}), {{DL|List of Pokémon Conquest characters|Narimasa}} ({{wp|Sassa Narimasa}}), and {{DL|List of Pokémon Conquest characters|Murashige}} ({{wp|Araki Murashige}}) were two of his retainers. [[Mitsuhide]], [[Ranmaru]], and [[Hideyoshi]] were also samurai who served in Nobunaga's army (before betraying him, following him in death, and succeeding him, respectively). {{DL|List of Pokémon Conquest characters|Rikyū}} ({{wp|Sen no Rikyū}}) was a tea master of Nobunaga's, while Urakusai was Rikyū's student. {{DL|List of Pokémon Conquest characters|Yoshiaki}} ({{wp|Ashikaga Yoshiaki}}) was the puppet shogun Nobunaga set up.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

Revision as of 16:09, 14 February 2013

Nobunaga
ノブナガ Nobunaga
Oda Nobunaga.png
Artwork with Zekrom
Gender Male
Relatives Oichi (sister)
Kingdom Dragnor
Specialty  Dragon  Electric 
Weakness  Unknown 
Default Pokémon

Gabite

Perfect Links

Unown

Nobunaga (Japanese: ノブナガ) is a Warlord in Pokémon Conquest.

In the games

Nobunaga and his Hydreigon
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Nobunaga is seen much like a villain for most of the The Legend of Ransei, having the ambition to take over the entirety of Ransei. The player first meets Nobunaga in person after joining forces with Shingen and Kenshin. It is here that Nobunaga reveals his intentions to conquer Ransei, and that Nobunaga is Oichi's brother. Oichi tries to learn more about her brother's intentions but fails, and Nobunaga leaves.

After conquering all of Nobunaga's territories, the hero challenges Nobunaga himself at Dragnor Castle, where Nobunaga calls upon his Zekrom to battle. The hero is successful, but Nobunaga escapes. After the player links with Arceus, Nobunaga returns, calling upon his Black Rayquaza and his closest allies in a final bid to stop the player.

After accepting defeat, Nobunaga reveals the real reason he desired to conquer Ransei. The Warlord had truly loved the region, as well as the people and Pokémon that lived there. However, as the battles to see who would conquer Ransei raged, Nobunaga had begun to notice that Warriors were starting to treat their Pokémon partners as nothing but mere tools. Believing the legend of Arceus to be nothing more than a fairy tale, Nobunaga partnered with Zekrom to conquer Ransei and put an end to the ceaseless battles.

Warlord information

Rank I

Conquest Nobunaga I.png Power 89
Wisdom 96
Charisma 92
Total 277
Warrior Skill Desire
Capacity 5
Perfect Links
Hydreigon Hydreigon

Rank II

Conquest Nobunaga II.png Power 96
Wisdom 100
Charisma 100
Total 296
Warrior Skill Ambition
Capacity 8
Perfect Links
Hydreigon Hydreigon Zekrom Zekrom Rayquaza Rayquaza

Pokémon

The Legend of Ransei

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Zekrom
PCP384.png
Black Rayquaza ShinyVStar.png


Tragic Determination

PCP635.png
Hydreigon


Happily Ever After/The Road to Conquest

PCP444.png
Gabite


Quotes

  • Start of turn:
    • With low health:
"We must endure this..."
  • Otherwise:
"Ha."
  • Start of battle:
    • When attacking a castle:
"We must take down all who resist."
  • When defending a castle:
"Resist. That is the only option."
  • During battle:
"Together, Nobunaga and <Pokémon's name> shall trample all that lies in their path... ...And charge ever onward! Ever onward!"
  • When ordering to attack:
"<Pokémon's name>... <Pokémon's attack>, now!"
  • When using an item:
"My <item> may be useful."
  • When using his Warrior Skill:
"Mercy is for the weak."
  • Upon forming a Link:
"So, <Pokémon's name>... You are destined to accompany Nobunaga."
  • After winning a battle:
"A pathetic battle. This will not suffice."
  • After losing a battle:
  • If recruited:
"Ha... And your name is?"
  • Otherwise:
"Ha... Let us retreat."
  • When being recruited:
"Pah, very well. Nobunaga will grant your wish..."
  • When you have 50 Warriors in your army:
"You now have 50 Warriors in your army. Even the Pokémon seem gladdened by this."

Profile

A Warrior whose phenomenal strength surpasses all others. Renowned for showing no mercy in battle, he is feared by all who cross his path.

Historical origin

Nobunaga is based on the real-life Oda Nobunaga of Japanese history. was Nobunaga's wife, and Urakusai (Oda Nagamasu) was his brother. Masahide (Hirate Masahide), Narimasa (Sassa Narimasa), and Murashige (Araki Murashige) were two of his retainers. Mitsuhide, Ranmaru, and Hideyoshi were also samurai who served in Nobunaga's army (before betraying him, following him in death, and succeeding him, respectively). Rikyū (Sen no Rikyū) was a tea master of Nobunaga's, while Urakusai was Rikyū's student. Yoshiaki (Ashikaga Yoshiaki) was the puppet shogun Nobunaga set up.

Trivia


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