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Hero 主人公 Shujinkō
Artwork with Eevee
Gender	Male
Relatives	None
Kingdom	Aurora
Specialty	Normal
Weakness	Unknown
Default Pokémon
Eevee
Perfect Links
Unown

The Hero (Japanese: 主人公) is a Warlord that appears in Pokémon Conquest if the player's selected gender is male. He is the only character in the game who can be named by the player, and is the main character under the player's control in the game's initial story, The Legend of Ransei.

His counterpart is the Heroine.

In the games

The Hero (Rank I) and Eevee in the opening credits

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Warlord information

Arceus and the Hero (Rank II)

Rank I

Arceus and the Hero (Rank III)

	Power	65
	Wisdom	60
	Charisma	65
	Total	190
	Warrior Skill	Top Speed
	Capacity	4
Perfect Links
Eevee

Rank II

	Power	75
	Wisdom	70
	Charisma	80
	Total	225
	Warrior Skill	Courage
	Capacity	6
Perfect Links
Eevee Vaporeon Jolteon Flareon Espeon Umbreon Leafeon Glaceon

• Transforms to Rank II automatically during The Legend of Ransei.

Rank III

	Power	80
	Wisdom	85
	Charisma	100
	Total	265
	Warrior Skill	Motivate
	Capacity	8
Perfect Links
Eevee Vaporeon Jolteon Flareon Espeon Umbreon Leafeon Glaceon Arceus

• Transforms to Rank III by reaching an 80% link with an Eeveelution (not Eevee) in Two Heroes of Ransei.

Quotes

• Start of turn:

• When asleep:

"Still sleeping, eh..."

• With low health or a status ailment:

"Arrgh..."

• When victory is near:

"We're on course for victory!"

• Otherwise:

"Let's go!"

• Start of battle:
  • When attacking a castle:

"I'll show you what I'm made of!"

• When defending a castle:

"I'll defend this kingdom to the very end!"

• When ordering to attack:

"<Pokémon's name>! <move's name>!"

• When ordering to go to battle:

• To a kingdom:

"I won't be defeated this time!"

• To a wild Pokémon location:

"Let's go!"

• Upon forming a link:

"I have formed a link with <Pokémon's name>!"

• When using an item:

"Time to use my <item>!"

• When using his Warrior Skill:

"Right, this should help our cause!"

• After winning a battle:

• If he attacked a castle:

"<kingdom's name> Castle is ours!"

• If he defended a castle:

"<kingdom's name> Castle belongs to us!"

• When defeated:

• If recruitable:

"Argh! You're just too good..."

• If defeated by something other than the enemy:

"Huh? What? Surely not!"

• Otherwise:

"Oh no, <Pokémon's name>..."

• When being recruited:

"Thank you so much! You can trust me!"

Profile

A youth in possession of a rare talent to communicate on a deep level with Pokémon of all kinds. This Warrior's friendship with Eevee dates back to childhood.

Historical origin

The hero of Pokemon Conquest may be based on Azai Nagamasa, as evidenced by his close relationship with Oichi. He also resembles the Azai Nagamasa of the Tecmo Koei's Samurai Warriors series.

Ransei Warlords

Aurora

Hero

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Heroine

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Oichi

Ignis

Hideyoshi

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Hanbei

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Kanbei

Greenleaf

Motonari

Fontaine

Motochika

Pugilis

Yoshihiro

Violight

Ginchiyo

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Muneshige

Chrysalia

Yoshimoto

Terrera

Shingen

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Yukimura

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Kunoichi

Illusio

Kenshin

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Kanetsugu

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Aya

Cragspur

Ujiyasu

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Kai

Viperia

Nene

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Hanzō

Yaksha

Kotarō

Avia

Masamune

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Magoichi

Valora

Ieyasu

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Tadakatsu

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Ina

Spectra

Nō

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Okuni

Nixtorm

Mitsuhide

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Gracia

Dragnor

Nobunaga

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Ranmaru

No Kingdom

Keiji

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Mitsunari

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Kiyomasa

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Masanori

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