#shin onigashima

[atomicfoolorkillthemidols]

"Is this thing... Edible?"

Old sketch that I made when I first got into firealpaca, but I decided to color it (lazy way).

[the-classic-dreamer]

Poor Specter Knight. He's just having a hard time to deal with someone who is being Ignorant and Arrogant. when he's just stopping by for a Visit. :(

[guineamaster]

Donbe reminding you that you are loved

IbisPaint got a animation mode now so I wanted to test it out with donbe from shin onigashima

love this little guy

[mangolon]

Seasons of Kamen Rider Where a Rider’s Actor Sang a Song

1971

Hiroshi Fujioka (Takeshi Hongo) sings the first opening for Kamen Rider - Let’s Go! Rider Kick!

1973

Hiroshi Miyauchi (Shiro Kazami) sings the opening for Kamen Rider V3 - Tatakae! Kamen Rider V3

1980

Shunsuke Takasugi (Kazuya Oki) sings the opening for Kamen Rider Super-1 - Kamen Rider Super-1

Shunsuke Takasugi (Kazuya Oki) sings the first ending song for Kamen Rider Super-1 - Hi o Fuke Rider Ken

1987

Tetsuo Kurata (Kohtaro Minami) sings the opening for Kamen Rider Black - Kamen Rider Black

Tetsuo Kurata (Kohtaro Minami) sings the ending theme for Kamen Rider Black: Hurry to Onigashima -  Ore no Seishun

1988

Tetsuo Kurata (Kohtaro Minami) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Black RX - Kuroi Yuusha

2002

Satoshi Matsuda (Ren Akiyama) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Ryuki - Lonely Soldier

Ryohei Odai (Shuichi Kitaoka) duets with Tomohisa Yuge (Goro Yura) for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Ryuki - Dear Friend

Ryohei Odai (Shuichi Kitaoka) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Ryuki - Kienai Niji

Takashi Hagino (Takeshi Asakura) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Ryuki - Spinnin’ Around

2003

Masayuki Izumi (Yuji Kiba) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Faiz - Cross a river

Mitsuru Karahashi (Naoya Kaido) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Faiz - Yume No Kakera ~ Romantico

Yuria Haga (Smart Queen) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Faiz - I wish

Yuria Haga (Smart Queen) duets with Yoshika Kato for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Faiz - Taiyou no Kage Tsuki no Yoru

Ken Mizorogi (Keitaro Kikuchi) sings an insert song for Kamen Rider Faiz - Hang on

In 2018, Kento Handa (Takumi Inui) and Kohei Murakami (Masato Kusaka) sing a cover of the opening for Kamen Rider Faiz - Justifaiz

In 2020, Kohei Murakami (Masato Kusaka) sings a cover of an insert song for Kamen Rider Faiz - Existence ~KAIXA-nized dice

In 2020, Kohei Murakami (Masato Kusaka) sings a cover of an insert song for Kamen Rider Faiz - Red Rock

In 2023, Kohei Murakami (Masato Kusaka) duets with Masahiro Inoue (Tsukasa Kadoya) for a cover of the opening for Kamen Rider Faiz - Jusitfaiz - Kaixa Day Ver.

2004

Kousei Amano (Sakuya Tachibana) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Blade - Rebirth

Ryoji Morimoto (Hajime Aikawa) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Blade - Take it A Try

Takayuki Tsubaki (Kazuma Kenzaki) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Blade - Wanna Be Strong

Takayuki Tsubaki (Kazuma Kenzaki) duets with Terunosuke Takezai for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Blade - Shout it Out

Takahiro Hojo (Mutsuki Kamijo) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Blade - Hero

2006

Yuki Sato (Arata Kagami) sings alongside RIDER CHIPS for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kabuto - LORD OF THE SPEED

2007

Toshihiko Seki (Momotaros), Koji Yusa (Urataros), Masaki Terasoma (Kintaros) and Kenichi Suzumura (Ryutaros) all sing the second opening for Kamen Rider Den-O - Climax JUMP Den-LINER Form

Takeru Satoh (Ryotaro Nogami) duets with Toshihiko Seki (Momotaros) for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Den-O - Double-Action Sword Form

Takeru Satoh (Ryotaro Nogami) duets with Koji Yusa (Urataros) for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Den-O -  Double-Action Rod Form

Takeru Satoh (Ryotaro Nogami) duets with Masaki Terasoma (Kintaros) for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Den-O -  Double-Action Ax Form

Takeru Satoh (Ryotaro Nogami) duets with Kenichi Suzumura (Ryutaros) for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Den-O -  Double-Action Gun Form

Takeru Satoh (Ryotaro Nogami) duets with Shin-ichiro Miki (Sieg) for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Den-O - Double-Action Wing Form

Toshihiko Seki (Momotaros), Koji Yusa (Urataros), Masaki Terasoma (Kintaros), Kenichi Suzumura (Ryutaros) and Hochu Otsuka (Deneb) all sing an insert theme for Kamen Rider Den-O - Double-Action Climax Form

Dori Sakurada (Kotaro Nogami) duets with Daisuke Ono (Teddy) for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Den-O - Double-Action Strike Form

Hiroyuki Watanabe (Gaoh) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Den-O: Ore Tanjou! - Double-Action Gaoh Form

Yuuichi Nakamura (Yuto Sakurai) duets with Hochu Otsuka (Deneb) for an insert theme from Kamen Rider Den-O - Action-ZERO

Takeru Satoh (Ryotaro Nogami) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Den-O - Real-Action

In 2010, Yuuichi Nakamura (Yuto Sakurai) duets with Hochu Otsuka (Deneb) for the opening for Chou Den-O Episode Red: Zero no Star Twinkle - Action-ZERO 2010

2008

The band TETRA-FANG is created to create music for Kamen Rider Kiva, with Koji Seto (Wataru Kurenai) on vocals

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Destiny’s Play

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Individual-System

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Shout in the Moonlight

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Innocent Trap

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Supernova

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Roots of the King

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Silent Shout

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Message

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Rainy Rose

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Exterminate Time

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen RIder Kiva - Eternity Blood

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - No Matter Who You Are

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Prayer~Message 2

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Beginning~Message 3

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Mind Garden

TETRA-FANG performs an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Lightning to Heaven

Koji Seto (Wataru Kurenai) is a featuring artist with Crimson-Fang, singing an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - With you

Keisuke Kato (Keisuke Nago) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Fight for Justice

Keisuke Kato (Keisuke Nago) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Don’t Lose Yourself

Kouhei Takeda (Otoya Kurenai) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - This love never ends

Yu Takahashi (Yuri Aso) duets with Nana Yanagisawa (Megumi Aso) for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Feel the same

Keisuke Kato (Keisuke Nago) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - IXA-cise

Kenji Matsuda (Jiro) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Keep alive

Yu Takahashi (Yuri Aso), Kouhei Takeda (Otoya Kurenai), Nana Yanagisawa (Megumi Aso) and Keisuke Kato (Keisuke Nago) all sing an insert theme for Kamen Rider Kiva - Inherited-System

2009

Masahiro Inoue (Tsukasa Kadoya) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Decade - Ride the Wind

Kimito Totani (Daiki Kaito) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Decade - Treasure Sniper

In 2021, Masahiro Inoue (Tsukasa Kadoya) covers the opening of Kamen Rider Decade - Journey Through the Decade

In 2021, Masahiro Inoue (Tsukasa Kadoya) duets with So Okuno (Sougo Tokiwa) on the ending theme of Rider Time: Kamen Rider Decade vs. Zi-O - Decade Mansion’s Death Game - INSIDE-OUT Decade ver.

Koji Kikkawa (Sokichi Narumi) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider W - Nobody’s Perfect

Renn Kiriyama (Shotaro Hidari) and Masaki Suda (Philip) perform an in-universe cover of an insert theme for Kamen Rider W - Finger on the Trigger

Mitsuru Matsuoka (Katsumi Daido) sings the ending theme for Kamen Rider W Forever: A to Z/The Gaia Memories of Fate - W

Mitsuru Matsuoka (Katsumi Daido) sings the ending theme for Kamen Rider W Returns: Kamen Rider Eternal - cod E ~E no Angou

Mitsuru Matsuoka (Katsumi Daido) with Koji Kikkawa (Sokichi Narumi) for the chorus sings the ending theme for Fuuto PI - Tsumi to Batsu to Underground

2010

Shu Watanabe (Eiji Hino) sings alongside Maki Oguro for the opening for Kamen Rider OOO - Anything Goes! Special Edit

Shu Watanabe (Eiji Hino) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider OOO - Regret Nothing ~ Tighten Up

Shu Watanabe (Eiji Hino) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider OOO - Got to Keep It Real

Shu Watanabe (Eiji Hino) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider OOO - Ride On Right Time

Shu Watanabe (Eiji Hino) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider OOO - Sun Goes Up

Shu Watanabe (Eiji Hino) duets with Ryosuke Miura (Ankh) for an insert theme of Kamen Rider OOO - Time Judged All

Shu Watanabe (Eiji Hino) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider OOO - Shout Out

Shu Watanabe (Eiji Hino) duets with Akira Kushida for an insert theme of Kamen Rider OOO - Power to Tearer

Hiroaki Iwanaga (Akira Date) duets with Asaya Kimijima (Shintaro Goto) for an insert theme of Kamen Rider OOO - Reverse/Re:birth

Shu Watanabe (Eiji Hino) and Ryosuke Miura (Ankh) sing alongside Ken Matsudaira for the ending theme of Kamen Rider OOO Wonderful: the Shogun and 21 Core Medals - Ole! Te wo Tsunagou

In 2019, Shu Watanabe (Eiji Hino) duets with Ryosuke Miura (Ankh) for an insert theme of Kamen Rider Heisei Generations Final: Build & Ex-Aid with Legend Riders - Time Judged All ~ 8 Years Later

2013

Gaku Sano (Kouta Kazuraba) sings an insert theme of Kamen Rider Gaim - Rise Up Your Flag

Yutaka Kobayashi (Kaito Kumon) sings an insert theme of Gaim Gaiden: Kamen Rider Baron - Unperfected World

Mahiro Takasugi (Mitsuzane Kureshima) sings an insert theme of Kamen Rider Gaim - Point of No Return

Gaku Sano (Kouta Kazuraba) duets with Yutaka Kobayashi (Kaito Kumon) for an insert theme of Kamen Rider Gaim - Ranbu Escalation

Yutaka Kobayashi (Kaito Kumon) sings alongside Gaku Matsuda (Zack) and Saku Momose (Peko) for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Gaim - Never Surrender

Yutaka Kobayashi (Kaito Kumon) sings alongside Gaku Matsuda (Zack) and Saku Momose (Peko) for an insert theme for Gaim Gaiden: Kamen Rider Knuckle - Dance With Me

2014

Mitsuru Matsuoka (Yongo) sings the opening for Kamen Rider Drive - SURPRISE-DRIVE

Ryoma Takeuchi (Shinnosuke Tomari) sings alonside Yuu Inaba (Go Shijima) and Taiko Katono (Chase) for an insert theme of Kamen Rider Drive - Spinning Wheel

Mitsuru Matsuoka (Yongo) sings the ending theme for D-Video Special: Kamen Rider Yongo - time

Mitsuru Matsuoka (Yongo) sings the ending theme for Kamen Rider Drive: Surprise Future - re-ray

Mitsuru Matsuoka (Yongo) sings the ending theme for Kamen Rider Drive Saga: Kamen Rider Chaser - good bye little moon

Mitsuru Matsuoka (Yongo) sings the ending theme for Kamen Rider Drive Saga: Kamen Rider Mach and Kamen Rider Heart - eternity (~from SURPRISE-DRIVE)

2016

Ruka Matsuda (Poppy Pipopapo) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Ex-Aid - Pinple Pell

Ruka Matsuda (Poppy Pipopapo) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Ex-Aid - PEOPLE GAME

Ruka Matsuda (Poppy Pipopapo) sings the ending song for Kamen Rider Ex-Aid Trilogy: Another Ending - Para-DX and Poppy - Real Heart

Hiroyuki Takami (Masamune Dan) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Ex-Aid - JUSTICE

Hiroyuki Takami (Masamune Dan) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Ex-Aid - Wish in the dark

Hiroyuki Takami (Masamune Dan) sings the theme song for Kamen Rider Ex-Aid Trilogy: Another Ending - Genm vs. Lazer - Believer

Hiroyuki Takami (Masamune Dan) sings the theme song for Kamen Rider Genms - The Presidents - GAME CHANGER

2018

ISSA (SOUGO) is a featuring artist on Shuta Shueyoshi of AAA, singing the opening for Kamen Rider Zi-O - Over “Quartzer”

So Okuno (Sougo Tokiwa) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Zi-O - Zi-O, Toki no Ouja

Gaku Oshida (Geiz Myokoin) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Zi-O - FUTURE GUARDIAN

Keisuke Watanabe (Woz/White Woz) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Zi-O - Black&White

Shieri Ohata (Alpina Tsukuyomi) sings alongside Kamen Rider Girls an insert theme for Kamen Rider Zi-O - Tsuki no Michiru Toki

Hideya Tawada (Rentaro Kagura) sings alongside Sakuramen for the opening for Rider Time: Kamen Rider Shinobi - IZANAGI

ISSA (SOUGO) sings alongside Masayuki Tanaka, Shinichi Ishihara, Rica Matsumoto, Nanase Aikawa, Akira Fuse, YU-KI, AAA, Tourbillon, Gackt, Aya Kamiki, Takuya, Maki Oguro, Anna Tsuchiya, Shou Kiryuuin, Shonen no Kaze, Mitsuru Matsuoka, Kishidan, Daichi Miura and Beverly for the opening for Kamen Rider Heisei Generations Forever - Kamen Rider Heisei Generations Forever Medley D.A. Re-Build Mix

In 2021, So Okuno (Sougo Tokiwa) duets with Masahiro Inoue (Tsukasa Kadoya) for the ending theme of Kamen Rider Zi-O vs. Decade - 7 of Zi-O! - INSIDE-OUT Zi-O ver.

2019

Manyard and Blaise Plant (MetsubouJinrai), the lead singers of MONKEY MAJIK, sing the ending theme of Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider MetsubouJinrai - S.O.S.

Manyard and Blaise Plant (MetsubouJinrai), the lead singers of MONKEY MAJIK, sing the ending theme of Zero-One Others: Kamen Rider Vulcan and Valkyrie - Frontier

2020

Syuichiro Naito (Touma Kamiyama), Takaya Yamaguchi (Rintaro Shindo) and Ryo Aoki (Kento Fukamiya) all sing an insert theme for Kamen Rider Saber - Rewrite the Story

Rina Chinen (Sophia) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Saber - Story never ends

Syuichiro Naito (Touma Kamiyama), Takaya Yamaguchi (Rintaro Shindo) and Ryo Aoki (Kento Fukamiya) sing alongside Asuka Kawazu for the ending theme of Kamen Rider Saber: Trio of Deep Sin - Bittersweet

Robin Furuya (Storious) sings alongside Kairu Takano and Koji Saikawa for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Saber - Rock Scissors Paper

2021

Subaru Kimura (Vice) is a featuring artist on Da-iCE, singing the opening for Kamen Rider Revice - liveDevil

Kentaro Maeda (Ikki Igarashi), Wataru Hyuga (Daiji Igarashi) and Ayaka Imoto (Sakura Igarashi) with backing vocals by Subaru Kimura (Vice) sing an insert theme for Kamen Rider Revice - Go with the flo

Kentaro Maeda (Ikki Igarashi) and Subaru Kimura (Vice) sing an insert theme for Kamen Rider Revice - VOLCANO

Kentaro Maeda (Ikki Igarashi) duets with Junya Komatsu (Hiromi Kadota) for the ending theme of Kamen Rider Revice the Mystery - Without You

Junya Komatsu (Hiromi Kadota) sings the ending theme for Kamen Rider Revice: Dear GAGA - Without You Dear GAGA ver.

Wataru Hyuga (Daiji Igarashi/Kagerou) sings an insert theme of Kamen Rider Revice - Mirage Mirror

Ayaka Imoto (Sakura Igarashi) duets with Miku Ito (Lovekov) for an insert theme of Kamen Rider Revice - Cherry-ish!

Subaru Kimura (Vice) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Revice - #GekiyaVice

Hikari Kabashima (Hana Natsuki) sings the ending theme of Kamen Rider Jeanne and Kamen Rider Aguilera With Girls Remix - Riot in bloom

Subaru Kimura (Vice) is a featuring artist on Da-iCE, singing the ending theme for Kamen Rider Revice: Battle Familia - Dance Dance

Noritaka Hamao (George Karizaki) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Revice - George Karizaki’s Rider System

Noritaka Hamao (George Karizaki) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Revice - George Karizaki’s Rider System Dark ver.

Kentaro Maeda (Ikki Igarashi) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Revice - Kimi wa Sono Mama de

Wataru Hyuga (Daiji Igarashi/Kagerou) duets with Junya Komatsu (Hiromi Kadota) for the opening theme for Kamen Rider Revice Forward: Kamen Rider Live & Evil & Demons - Come alive

Kentaro Maeda (Ikki Igarashi), Wataru Hyuga (Daiji Igarashi/Kagerou), Ayaka Imoto (Sakura Igarashi), Junya Komatsu (Hiromi Kadota), Hayata Seki (Olteca), Kurodo Hachijoin (Go Tamaki), Hikari Kabashima (Hana Natsuki) and Noritaka Hamao (George Karizaki) all sing the ending theme for Kamen Rider Revice Forward: Kamen Rider Live & Evil & Demons - Love yourself

Noritaka Hamao (George Karizaki) duets with Hayata Seki (Olteca) for an ending theme for Kamen Rider Juuga VS Kamen Rider Olteca - Itoshi no Frenemy

2022

Hideyoshi Kan (Ace Ukiyo) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Geats - Star of the Stars of the Stars

Ryuga Sato (Keiwa Sakurai) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Geats - I Peace

Yuna Hoshino (Neon Kurama) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Geats - Beat of My Life

Kazuto Mokudai (Michinaga Azuma) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Geats - Undead Fire

Hideyoshi Kan (Ace Ukiyo) duets with Fuku Suzuki (Ziin) for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Geats - Live for the moment

Weather Hearts, which has Tsubasa Sakiyama (Win Hareruya) and Kaname Futaba (Hiroki Amamiya) on vocals, performs an insert theme for Geats Extra: Kamen Rider PunkJack - ROLLIN’ ROLLIN’ PUNK KING

Ryo Kitamura (Niram) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Geats - Non-fiction

Kazuto Mokudai (Michinaga Azuma), Ayaka Namiki (Beroba), Dai Goto (Daichi Isuzu) and Shihou Harumi all sing an insert theme for Kamen Rider Geats - Odds n’ Ends

Ryuga Sato (Keiwa Sakurai) duets with Hideya Tawada (Rentaro Kagura) for the opening theme for Geats Extra: Kamen Rider Tycoon Meets Kamen Rider Shinobi - IZANAGI Geats ver.

Ryuga Sato (Keiwa Sakurai) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Geats - IZANAGI - Ballad Version

Hideyoshi Kan (Ace Ukiyo), Ryuga Sato (Keiwa Sakurai), Yuna Hoshino (Neon Kurama) and Kazuto Mokudai (Michinaga Azuma) all sing alongside Kokoro Aoshima for the opening theme for Kamen Rider Geats: Jyamato Awakening - CREATORs

2023

Junsei Motojima (Houtarou Ichinose), Reiyo Matsumoto (Rinne Kudo/Mercurin), Yasunari Fujibayashi (Spanner Kurogane/Jupitta), Oto Abe (Kinkiravina), Rikia Tomizono (Sabimaru Tsuruhara/Televi), Alisa Sakamaki (Lachesis/Buglesia), Kanon Miyahara (Clotho/Vanfenrir), Rikuto Kumaki (Minato/Sayzombie) and Amon Kabe (Firemars) sing alongside Saki Fukuda and BACK-ON for the opening of Kamen Rider Gotchard - CHEMY × STORY - Gotcha Version

Jyutaro Yamanaka (Zukyumpire) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Gotchard - Kimi ni Zukkyun

Seiichiro Nagata (Houou Kaguya Quartz) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Gotchard - Living Legend

Junsei Motojima (Houtarou Ichinose), Reiyo Matsumoto (Rinne Kudo/Mercurin), Rikiya Tomizono (Sabimaru Tsuruhara/Televi) and Oto Abe (Kinkiravina) all sing an insert theme for Kamen Rider Gotchard - Gotcha! Let’s Go!

Yasunari Fujibayashi (Spanner Kurogane/Jupitta) sings alongside Saki Fukuda for an insert theme for Kamen Rider Gotchard - Blaze up

Rikuto Kumaki (Minato/Sayzombie) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Gotchard - One Hint

Junsei Motojima (Houtarou Ichinose) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Gotchard - Dream Hoper

Alisa Sakamaki (Lachesis/Buglesia) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Gotchard - Sunao ni I love you O

Kanji Ishimaru (Fuuga Kudo) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Gotchard - Kaze no Shugousha

Itono Okita (Atropos), Kanon Miyahara (Clotho/Vanfenrir) and Alisa Sakamaki (Lachesis/Buglesia) sing an insert theme for Kamen Rider Gotchard - CRY SIS

Kenta Kamakiri (Geryon) sings an insert theme for Kamen Rider Gotchard - God’s Rain

[the-bar-sinister]

Deicide (33447 words) by VickytheSnake, thesavagesabretooth Chapters: 9/?

Summary: In the aftermath of the raid on Onigashima everything changes. The path to the One Piece is a course that can only be charted by those who agree to join together as friends and fight without taking the easy way out.

catch up here.

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While Crocodile had taken Mihawk, Buggy and his crew to go 'recruiting' and Doflamingo and his family were out 'hunting' Boa Hancock found herself briefly in charge of the operations at Cross Guild's base.

Compared to ruling over Amazon Lily and the Kuja, it was hardly anything to trouble the Pirate Empress. A little logistics work to keep the bounties flowing, a few audiences with those brave enough to bring in decent bounties, and the general upkeep of things around the base.

She’d been dubious about it at first when Crocodile suggested it. The idea of hitching the Kuja’s horse to a bunch of ambitious men was a dangerous prospect, but she couldn’t say no to the promise of striking back at the government.

The gamble had paid off. The Kuja pirates were slowly getting used to the company of men, and Amazon Lily was safer than ever in the hands of her parents and the contingent of Cross Guild they’d left stationed in the Calm Belt.

She had taken to draping in a divan chair, Salome curled up just beside her alongside the arched back with her head resting against Hancock’s shoulder. It was a moment of rest, gladly taken. 

There was a soft knock from the door at the back of the room, which then opened. That could only mean one thing– one of her sisters coming to see her.

Hancock sat up, letting one arm still hang off the back of the divan as she looked over her shoulder towards the door with a smile.

When the Navy had beset Amazon Lily– when they arrived with a fleet of government men dead set on destroying them and their culture in the name of ‘apprehending’ a woman they had made a deal with and betrayed– her sisters had fought bravely by her side.

Then, when the time came to leave home in the care of her mother and father, her sisters had been the first to announce they wouldn’t let her leave them behind. She’d taken them, and the rest of the Kuja pirates with a number of fresh-faced young warriors, right alongside her in her bid to enter Cross Guild properly alongside her fellow Warlords.

It was an adjustment, for all of them. Even the Kuja Pirates, who’d seen men more often than the women of the Lily, weren't quite used to their presence. A dangerous situation when Cross Guild’s home base was swarming with the things.

But her sisters were already starting to settle in all the more, growing more comfortable day by day as they assisted in the occasional ‘hunt’ for Marines and organizing the completion of several key facilities within the base. 

Sandersonia ducked into the room with a cautious smile, and glanced quickly around– Hancock was sure it was to make sure they were alone.

"Glad I'm not interrupting anything," Sonia tittered, pushing locks of hair from her face.

Salome flicked out her tongue at Sonia in her usual bored way, before Hancock gently pushed the serpent’s face to the side and leaned on the back of the divan to wink at her sister. “Hardly. I’ve put the affairs of men on hold for the moment. I needed a break…and I’ve given the edict that I’m not to be disturbed by any of Cross Guild’s rabble.” 

"I heard many of the rabble– at least at the top– were away for the moment." Sonia smirked and let herself down gently into the divan across from Hancock, her long legs hanging off of the end of it. "You're in charge, aren't you?"

“That I am, dear sister.” Hancock raised a leg to lean against it, arms crossed around her shin. “Crocodile and Mihawk have dragged Buggy on some fool’s recruiting venture. Doflamingo and his gang are hunting down marines with abandon. And we, the Kuja, rule the roost. For the moment, I’m the head of Cross Guild.” 

"As you ought to be!" Sonia giggled, raising her head onto her folded hands. "Just let me know when it's time for the coup, sister dear."

She battered her eyelashes, and Hancock knew that she was teasing— mostly. If she ever actually said it was time to turn on their alliance, she knew her sister would be at her side before she'd finished declaring it.

“You and Mari will be the first to know,” Hancock smiled like a serpent herself, Salome pooling over her shoulder as she winked. “I know how much you like getting a jump on a good fight. But for now…things are quite comfortable, don’t you think?” 

"Somehow– despite all the men running around." She made a face, sticking out her tongue at the 'disgusting' word. She was getting better at being around them though– in their presence, at least. She hadn't deigned to speak to one yet, however, as far as Hancock knew.

Hancock’s nose wrinkled all the same, and a soft hiss came between her lips. Neither of her sisters, as far as she was aware, had shown even the slightest inclination of speaking to the men even if the overt hostility had begun to ease.

She couldn’t blame them one bit. Even as used to men as she was from her time among Crocodile, Doflamingo, Mihawk and the like…and of course her beloved Straw Hat Luffy. There still was the instinctive skin-crawling discomfort with so many of them flitting about.

She wouldn’t call it a fear.

“Yes, well…they can’t be helped, unfortunately…” Hancock tossed her hair “I can’t even turn them to stone while their captains are away.” 

"Nooo?" Sonia pouted teasingly. "Not even for a little while?"

Hancock leaned forward with a wicked grin. “pout enough, little sister, and I might just be tempted to…at least for a little while…just for you~” 

She giggled into her hands. "You're always so sweet to me, sister. I know we can't though. Even as uncomfortable as they are, I suppose they're important in their way. None of them have been impolite to me, at least."

Everyone knew what would happen if one of them was.

The ire of any of the Gorgon sisters was a deadly thing to have turned upon you. And if you survived Sonia’s fury, everyone knew Hancock would wipe them from the face of the earth without a thought. 

She sniffed.

“They do the jobs they’re instructed to, even if they all fall short of the few men I'll respect…” She closed her eyes and tensed against the divan. “Even the peons here respect the Kuja. If I heard a single one being rude to you or Mari, so help me I’d bring the fury of mother ocean down upon them! But they seem to be decent enough– they’re a far cry from the men of Mary Geoise.”

"A far cry," Sonia agreed, with a slightly distant quality to her voice. She shook her head, as if clearing away a dark thought, and smiled. "Though they're a far cry from your Luffy too, hmmm?"

It was likely the same dark tunnel that her own thoughts were drifting down, towards memories of leering smiles plastered on the faces of beings more monster than ‘god’. . She shook her head, clearing them away as she flashed a flustered smile instead, her gaze snapping back to the here and now as her vision focused back in on her sister.

“They sure are!” she gestured with a wave of her fingers towards the door. “not one of the men within these walls can stand up to the example of Straw Hat Luffy.” 

"I can't imagine any– at least in your opinion, hmm, sister? How long has it been since you've seen him?"

“Hmph!” Hancock twisted a lock of her hair around her fingers with a growing flush “and my opinion is as grand as they come, Sonia!”

It’d been months since she’d seen him. He’d been off on his adventures in the new world while she’d been drawn into the drama of the Warlord System’s slow decline.

“It’s been quite some time…almost half a year now without him in my company…” 

"Is it hard for you?" Sonia asked, wide eyed. Lately, Hancock had noticed her sister becoming more curious about, well, her love life.

Hancock fished on the table beside her to snap a paper fan out to idly fan herself with, anything to dispel the heat of her flush as she watched her sister’s expression.

It was nice to see her fascination, her curiosity— .and part of her had an inkling exactly why it’d started bubbling to the surface now that they’d spent more time away from their homeland of Amazon Lily.

She always indulged Sonia. She never could say no.

“It’s agonizing, Sonia dear. I feel like I’ve been wasting away…if it wasn’t for the work of Cross Guild offering a modicum of distraction, I’d be long torn to pieces by the hurricane of love. I keep seeing him in the papers, you know…seeing his exploits.” 

"The ones I see in your room with the pieces cut out?" Sonia teased, leaning toward her.

Hancock allowed herself the very un-regal gesture of sticking her tongue out at her sister with a loud ‘hmph!’!

“Yes, those very ones, Sonia!” she snapped her fan shut to point her way with a pout “I hear about him winning against all odds…facing down Big Mom of the Emperors…disrupting a wedding with the Army of Evil…and…and…” 

Sonia leaned so far forward toward her sister, she would be threatening to fall off the couch without the counterbalance of her legs. "And?"Hancock collapsed back against the divan, arm thrown over her face as Salome hissed in annoyance and twisted back around to make herself comfortable once more.

“I want to be with him, sister! You know the thrill of a fight as well as I do, the way it brings you together…brings us together…so why can’t I be there, the blood of our shared enemies on my face as I tell him what words cannot express?” 

"Well…" Sonia squirmed on the couch thoughtfully. "Why can't you be?"

Hancock looked over at her, half leaned off the couch as her hair cascaded down off the edge.

“...because he’s on a mission, traveling with his crew towards his dream.” She gestured towards Sonia “and I couldn’t simply abandon the Kuja, I couldn’t leave you and Mari behind either.” 

"Well, no, of course not," Sonia said. "But couldn't you find some way to… bring the two together?" For emphasis she pressed her hands together.

“And bring the Kuja into alignment with the Straw Hats?” Hancock shifted to look at her upside down, hanging partially off the couch with a widening smile “I’ve thought about it before, sister, though this bid for safety with Cross Guild has distracted somewhat…”

She waved her hand in the air. “With that lovely promise of vengeance on the hated Celestial Dragons…” her eyes closed. “I suppose I could start moving pieces into place, can’t I? Engineer a reason to set out towards the One Piece so we might happen to fall into step right beside him and trigger our dear alliance.” 

Sonia smiled broadly. "Oooooh, see I knew you'd take the idea and run with it, dear. I know how much you love moving pieces. And won't it be more satisfying to be working toward your goal instead of waiting for your Luffy to fall into your lap?"

Hancock huffed, squinting up at her. “You know me well, sister. I’ve never been one for waiting around on my ass…as a pirate or an empress.” She sat up with a sly edge to her smile “and what speaks more to the intensity of love than a mutual goal, worked towards together?”

She tossed her hair “I imagine I’d have no objections from you or Mari?”

"More than that, you'd have our support," Sonia promised, sitting up again. "We want you to be happy, sister. And it's nice to see you smile so much."

Hancock felt her face flush again. It was true, she’d been smiling so much more often ever since that incident two years ago. Before then– between the trauma of their past and the lies to their people, she’d remained closed off to all but her sisters, even reigning distantly over her crew on the high seas.

But she felt so much happier with the thrum of love in her chest, and the doors to the greater world blown wide open in her heart…her sister’s support did a lot to help that.

She smiled with a sheepish edge. “I know I worried you and Mari terribly for a long while. But I’ve been happier as of late. Love…and warmth…and connection…they have such an effect on you. I can’t help but smile.” 

"And we can't help but support you," Sonia said. Her voice took on a teasing tone, and she winked playfully. "Even if it's because of a man."

Hancock tossed a small throw pillow at her sister’s face playfully in return, her smile just as snakelike as the fellow Gorgon’s “Yes, yes. Tease all you like, Sonia. But should it ever happen to you, you’ll get it back threefold!”

The two of them laughed together for a good long while before the siren call of their duties as current leaders of Cross Guild called. The various pirates of Cross Guild…the sights and sounds of the world outside Amazon Lily now that they took a moment to enjoy it…shared ambitions and more passed between them until Hancock stood with a smile.

Like nothing else, not even the hurricane of love, Hancock adored her time with her sisters and the clarity it gave. Soon, she resolved as she returned to war maps and diagrams of Naval Bases, she’d have a proper sister’s night with Mari and Sonia both. 

-

Sanji found Zoro up late when he returned from the ship. Luffy by that time, was basically passed out and had had to be carried back, still pretzeled around the cook's shoulders.

Zoro raised his cup when he saw them. "Wondered where you two got off to."

Sanji flashed him a lazy smile “Hey marimo. We got around. As you can see the Captain tuckered himself out.”

It’d been a long day, he couldn’t blame Luffy for passing out like that. Between the emotional revelations and the increasingly complicated nightmare of just what had happened in Wano, he was on the edge of passing out himself.

Zoro chuckled. "Yeah the docs warned him that might happen. Didn't listen did he? Just flop him down wherever. Unless you're all tuckered out too, cook."

“Tch, never too ‘tuckered out’ to keep up with you, swordsman.” Sanji grinned, as much a fondness as a minor challenge. He paused a moment before he simply set Luffy down on a pile of cushions probably meant more for sitting than sleeping. But he was sure Luffy wouldn’t give a shit either way if it was comfortable enough to keep him asleep.

“You know Luffy. The day he listens, even to a doctor, is the day the ocean freezes over.” 

"Might be less likely to listen to a doctor," Zoro scoffed. He spared a fond look toward their captain, and poured himself another cup of sake, before shoving the bottle of it at Sanji. "Speaking of which. I heard Chopper and the Clown talking about blood samples."

“Blood samples of who? Luffy?” Sanji snatched the sake with a half smile before pouring himself a cup “have to wonder what they’re thinkin’...does Devil Fruit shit even show up in the blood?” 

"That's what I was wondering. Hadn't had a chance to ask Chopper about it. Wondered if you knew anything," Zoro grumbled, taking a long drink. He smirked at him. "But I'm guessing you two didn't talk much."

“Tch.” Sanji flushed as he downed a long sip of sake. “We talked a lot, actually. Then he got distracted, ya know. Like he does.” 

Zoro chuckled and clinked his glass on Sanji's without asking. "Like he does. Anything I should know about before he wakes up?"

“Have you heard about this ‘new gear’ he hit? Has he talked to ya about it at all yet?” Sanji asked with a grimace. 

He frowned and Sanji immediately knew that the answer was no. The captain and the swordsman sometimes had a habit of not talking, more than they talked. In motion, in battle, it seemed like an almost psychic connection, but when it came to other things…

"The new gear. So that's what he's been upset about?"

“Kinda,” Sanji savored the smooth taste of the spirit before he took another tip of it. “...he’s scared, marimo. Sounds like it’s the same sort of worry I had with usin’ the Raid Suit.” 

Zoro poured more sake. How much had he even had? With marimo, there was no telling.

"You're fucking with me." It didn't sound like he believed it. "I thought it was more about the fight with Kaidou. But it was that… state that came over him."

Sanji glanced over at the sleeping Luffy with a furrow of his brow. “Partially, I think. But he says something in his head was urging him to strike the killing blow.” 

Sanji felt Zoro's glance follow his own, as they watched their tousel haired captain sleeping peacefully in the pile of cushions. 

"Luffy didn't want to kill him."

“Nope, and for good reason” Sanji agreed with a frown. “but something that awakened with that ‘Gear Five’ business did. Desperately.” 

"And the docs are doing blood tests about it," Zoro scoffed. From the tight posture of his shoulders, Sanji could tell he was getting riled up. "You think that's gonna help?"

Sanji shifted, and suddenly pressed his weight against the man’s side with a quiet huff. “Maybe. Maybe not. It’s Devil Fruit shit, it’s probably way more entangled with the soul than the body, right?” 

"Hell if I know," Zoro grumbled. Sanji felt him adjust and press his shoulder against him in return, wordlessly deepening their contact. "You think he needs, what, a soul doctor or something?"

“I think they call those priests, Zoro.” Sanji drawled as he reached into his pocket for a cigarette. 

"Priests, right," Zoro shrugged. "I don't really do priests. Do you know any priests?"

It was a teasing jab, but Sanji could hear the real frustration at the bottom of it. Zoro felt out of his depth. Admittedly, so did he.

“Yeah, sorry to say I’m not exactly a priest guy myself.” Sanji put a cigarette to his lips. “Zeff wasn’t exactly a religious man. I’m guessin’ we’ll just have to figure it out ourselves.” 

Zoro scoffed and shook his head. "As usual then. No surprise there. I guess we've started getting good at making it up as we go along, at least."

He drained his sake glass, and slapping it down on the table, slipped his arm around Sanji's waist. This had to be at least his third bottle, Sanji assessed.

He always got more openly touchy when he was a few bottles in. He tipped back his own cup of sake before placing his cigarette back between his lips and boldly throwing an arm around Zoro’s shoulder.

“Fake it until you make it, right? Not bad for a bunch of ramshackle freaks from all across the damned world.” 

"You can say that again." Zoro grinned at him with a tired expression. It made it easy to remember that he, like Luffy, hadn't even been conscious for the last several days since the fight. "People think our goose is cooked, and we cook it right back. Or you do, anyway."

Sanji smirked at him. 

“That's right. I cook it. I don’t trust you in the kitchen as far as I can throw you, marimo.” He leaned his head against his shoulder with a tired smile “you feelin’ alright? You were out like a light for days.” 

"Me?" he snorted, looking away, but leaning further against him. "I should be asking you if you're okay, shouldn't I?"

Sanji laughed sharply. “Me? I’m fit as a fiddle. Looks like I didn’t need you to take me out in the end, swordsman.”

He turned back to him and looked him over with his single, intense eye. "That better be true, cook."

Sanji’s expression softened as he took a drag off his cigarette. “...yeah , it’s true. I was scared for a while, but I seem to be the same damn bastard I’ve always been. I’m still feeling.” 

"Good." Zoro yanked the cigarette out of Sanji's mouth roughly, and put his tongue in its place, half pushing him over on the table.

Sanji’s eyes briefly widened as the smoke blew from his nose now that his mouth was very much occupied. He flushed deeply, wrapping his arm around Zoro to press the kiss roughly back even as bent against the table as he was. 

Zoro bit and sucked at his lips like a hungry dog for a moment, pinning him between his body and the table. When he let him go, he pulled him back up, shoulder to shoulder with him and offered him his cigarette back.

"I was worried about you," Zoro grumbled.

Sanji leaned forward to take his cigarette between his lips, watching Zoro through the bangs of his hair. “I know you were…maybe we can call it turnabout, huh? I was worried about you too. You looked like a goddamn mummy when they were done with you.” 

"You say that every time I get a little banged up." Zoro grinned, and leaned on his hand. He picked the sake bottle up absently– his lips quirked as he noticed it was empty.

Sanji grabbed his glass and tipped back the rest with a soft snort. 

“you say a little banged up like you weren’t one big fucking bruise, ‘Demon Swordsman’.”

He let the taste of the sake fill his mouth, before he leaned in and surprised Zoro this time with a kiss, flavored with the lingering taste of sake on his lips and tongue. 

Zoro melted against him this time, pressing his tongue deeply into his mouth with a warm noise— surely not just enjoying the taste of the alcohol but it certainly didn't hurt.

"One bruise only counts as one wound, right?" He grinned, resting his chin on Sanji's shoulder.

Sanji snorted, and lightly slapped Zoro just under one of the still lingering bandages. 

“You’re an idiot.” he murmured with affection.

Zoro sucked in a breath at the jolt of pain and grinned wider at Sanji. "Makes two of us, then."

“Any other day I’d argue with ya about that, Zoro.” Sanji laughed before flashing him a wide grin. “But what the hell. I’m in good company.” 

"You sure your personality's in tact?" Zoro leered at him. "Referring to me as good company– the captain must have put you in a hell of a good mood."

Sanji leaned in closer with a sharp leer of his own. “Want me to call ya a pain in the ass instead?” 

Zoro leaned in closer, putting his hands on Sanji's shoulders. "Want me to be one?"

[yuisdad]

Otome game characters who share the same English VAs.

I’ve been seeing otome game fans making posts about otome games sharing the same voice actors, but I wanted to make a post regarding their dub actors. These come from their anime adaptations, with the major dubbing companies being Sentai Filmworks and Funimation/Crunchyroll.

Cw: Illich Guardiola was blacklisted for attempting to marry his 16 year old student. He’ll be mentioned, but I do not support him in the slightest.

Andrew Love:

Takuma Onizaki (Hiiro no Kakera)

Toshizo Hijikata (Hakuoki)

Dante (Arcana Famiglia)

Yuma Mukami (Diabolik Lovers More,Blood)

Greg Ayres:

Mahiro Atori (Hiiro no Kakera)

Heisuke Todo (Hakuoki)

Azusa Mukami (Diabolik Lovers More,Blood)

David Matranga:

Yuichi Komura (Hiiro no Kakera)

Keisuke Sannan (Hakuoki)

Richter (Diabolik Lovers)

Haru Natsume (Stand my Heroes)

Corey Hartzog:

Shinji Inukai (Hiiro no Kakera)

Chikage Kazama (Hakuoki)

Kanato Sakamaki (Diabolik Lovers)

Illich Guardiola

Suguru Omi (Hiiro no Kakera)

Sanosuke Harada (Hakuoki) *Was replaced by Phil Hyde for the movie series

Leraldo Anzaldua:

Ryo Kutani (Hiiro no Kakera)

Hajime Saito (Hakuoki)

Hilary Haag:

Aria Rozenburg (Hiiro no Kakera)

Princess Sen (Hakuoki)

Brittney Karbowski:

Kiyono Takara (Hiiro no Kakera)

Chizuru Yukimura (Hakuoki)

Christa (Diabolik Lovers)

Baby Kou Mukami (Diabolik Lovers More,Blood)

Adam Gibbs:

Zwei (Hiiro no Kakera)

Ryunosuke Ibuki (Hakuoki Dawn of the Shinsengumi)

Ruki Mukami (Diabolik Lovers)

Shelly Calene-Black:

Vier (Hiiro no Kakera)

Sumire (Arcana Famiglia)

Baby Ruki Mukami (Diabolik Lovers More,Blood)

David Wald:

Masataka Ashiya (Hiiro no Kakera)

Isami Kondo (Hakuoki)

Reiji Sakamaki (Diabolik Lovers)

Rempart Leonhardt (Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth)

Daisuke Seki (Stand My Heroes)

Luci Christian:

Shizuki Ugaya/O-Chan (Hiiro no Kakera)

Felicità (Arcana Famiglia)

Beatrix/Baby Laito Sakamaki (Diabolik Lovers)

Rob Mungle:

Drei (Hiiro no Kakera)

Mondo (Arcana Famiglia)

Blake Shepard:

Souji Okita: (Hakuoki)

Ikki (Amnesia)

Libertà (Arcana Famiglia)

Laito Sakamaki (Diabolik Lovers)

Shannon Emerick:

Kaoru Nagumo (Hakuoki)

Orion (Amnesia)

Donatella (Arcana Famiglia)

Baby Ayato Sakamaki (Diabolik Lovers)

Houston Hayes:

Kyo Shiranui (Hakuoki)

Shin (Amnesia)

Shin Tsukinami (Diabolik Lovers)

Clint Bickham:

Kashitaro Ito (Hakuoki)

Luca (Arcana Famiglia)

John Swasey:

Ryojun Matsumoto (Hakuoki)

Fukulota (Arcana Famiglia)

Karlheinz (Diabolik Lovers More,Blood)

Molly Searcy:

Oume (Hakuoki Dawn of the Shinsengumi)

Mine/Baby Toma (Amnesia)

Jay Hickman:

Waka (Amnesia)

Debito (Arcana Famiglia)

Tiffany Grant:

Elmo/Federica (Arcana Famiglia)

Baby Kanato Sakamaki (Diabolik Lovers)

Maggie Flecknoe:

Meriella (Arcana Famiglia)

Heroine (Amnesia)

Yui Komori (Diabolik Lovers)

Margaret McDonald:

Kosuzu (Hakuoki Dawn of the Shinsengumi)

Baby Keita Maki (Stand My Heroes)

Christopher Wehkamp:

Ogai Mori (Meiji Tokyo Renka)

Sosei Arakida (Stand My Heroes)

Haruo Sakaguchi (Kenka Bancho Otome)

Daman Mills:

Shunso Hishida (Meiji Tokyo Renka)

Nemo (Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth)

Takaomi Hiyama (Stand My Heroes)

Sakuya Nakajima (Kenka Bancho Otome)

Ian Sinclair:

Charlie (Meiji Tokyo Renka)

Abraham Van Helsing (Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth)

Justin Briner:

Charlie (Meiji Tokyo Renka) *Episode 6 of the SimulDub

Finis Beckford (Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth)

Stephen Fu:

Kyoya Saotome (Meiji Tokyo Renka)

Go Miyase (Stand My Heroes)

Tora Tanaka (Kenka Bancho Otome)

Terri Doty:

Baby Yakumo Koizumi (Meiji Tokyo Renka)

Hikari Onigashima (Kenka Bancho Otome)

Megan Shipman:

Mei’s Mother/Shino (Meiji Tokyo Renka)

Etty (Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth)

Dallas Reid:

King Tatsuno (Meiji Tokyo Renka)

Natsuki Sugano (Stand My Heroes)

Jill Harris:

Cardia Beckford (Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth)

Rei Izumi (Stand My Heroes)

J. Micheal Tatum:

Arsène Lupin (Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth)

Tsukasa Asagiri (Stand My Heroes)

Chris Guerrero:

Impey Barbicane (Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth)

Makoto Tsuzuki (Stand My Heroes)

Brandon McInnis:

Count St. Germain (Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth)

Kenta Shimamura (Kenka Bancho Otome)

Austin Tindle:

Herlock Sholmes (Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth)

Aki Kagura (Stand My Heroes)

Totomaru Minowa (Kenka Bancho Otome)

Apphia Yu:

Sisi (Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth)

Hinako Nakayama (Kenka Bancho Otome)

Ricco Fajardo:

Shun Imaoji (Stand My Heroes)

Yuta Mirako (Kenka Bancho Otome)

Jarrod Greene:

Koya Kirishima (Stand My Heroes)

Houou Onigashima (Kenka Bancho Otome)

[the-monkey-ruler]

Famicom Mukashi Banashi: Yuyuki (1989) ふぁみこんむかし話 遊遊記

Date: October 14, 1989

Platform: Famicom Disk System

Developer: Nintendo EAD / Pax Softnica

Publisher: Nintendo

Genre: Text Adventure

Theme: Comedy

Franchises: Famicom Mukashi Banashi

Aliases: Famicom Mukashi Banashi: Yuuyuuki / Famicom Mukashi Banashi: Yuyuki - Zenpen / Famicom Mukashi Banashi: Yuyuki - Kouhen

Type: Retelling

Summary:

A text adventure from Nintendo and Pax Softnica that retells the classic tale Journey to the West.

Famicom Mukashi Banashi: Yuuyuuki ("Famicom Fairy Tales: Yuuyuuki") is the second of two text adventure games in the Famicom Mukashi Banashi series developed by Pax Softnica and Nintendo themselves for the Famicom Disk System peripheral. It shares many similarities with its predecessor Shin Onigashima: Both games required two disks that were released separately, both feature an innovative "main character switch" feature that allows the player to switch from two playable characters and both are based on ancient Far Eastern literature. In Yuuyuuki's case the literature in question is the ancient Chinese novel Journey to the West.

The player controls Goku (Sun Wukong) and Chao (an original character) who are travelling separate journeys to meet up with each other. True to the novel, Goku is also accompanying the monk Sanzo (Sanzang) and his other followers Hakkai (Bajie) and Gojo (Wujing), though these three characters have been comedically reimagined as lazy and greedy.

Yuuyuuki would be the penultimate game developed by Nintendo for the Famicom Disk System. It was also the last game for the peripheral to receive any sort of TV advertising. While Shin Onigashima has been rereleased on more recent Nintendo platforms, such as the Game Boy Advance, Yuuyuuki remains exclusive to the Famicom Disk System.

Source: https://www.giantbomb.com/famicom-mukashi-banashi-yuyuki/3030-37545/

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysRPFcS7h7E&ab_channel=AllNintendoMusic

[nouveau-riche-princess]

i really like the look of that shin onigashima game. that scroll and woodblock look is so compelling for a snes game. also i should play old games in Japanese to learn more

[subjects-faceless-and-voiceless]

Sorry for not writing back sooner, I got distracted (^_^;) I'll definitely visit soon! I have a bunch of new poems to show you guys too! Also, Koki's birthday is soon, right? I think he'd like Shin Onigashima, if I can find the GBA release for sale. Shin Onigashima is a really neat game, but it's also super hard!

Anyway, see you soon, Kayebee!

– Rosi (⁠＾u＾⁠)/

[wonderkat11]

How did the Smash Spirits become to Merfolk?

Another story that I would like to think about from "Super Smash Adventures: The Great Mermaid Adventure". This is what happens to the Smash Spirits. Like here, according to my research, you wouldn’t see Smash Spirits Mermen & The Fighters who were Mermen being in a club, & the point of view: they were located to Atlantis but stuck into it.

& one weekend ago, people were swayed by the longest story that I made for the biggest Smash Movie which you should see if you're a video game lover.

Well, this is our spiritual clue together before the movie ideas...but I have a theory. The Male characters from the Others (Pre-DLC) spirits will be transform when they wanna act the sirenix, right? So if I put so many into this site, people might think they were bless out, everybody ready?...

Good, now let's start.

Amazing, huh? Now that the Miis & Super Smash Bros spirits aren't believed in common, I just wanna notice to the Others (Pre-DLC) spirits, so.... The Other spirits! Rhythm Heaven! Golden Sun! Whatever those things are! Go!

Urban Champion Fighter: Take that Blue pearl power!

Donbe (Shin Onigashima Kouhen): YEAH!!! Blue pearl power!

Andy: Let's do this! Blue pearl power!

Eagle: Do this Blue pearl power!

Prince Richard: AAAAH! Blue pearl power!

Satoru: *grunts* Blue pearl power!

Dion: 運命が動き出す！Blue pearl power!

Harry: Maximum Blue pearl power!

Saki Amamiya & Isa Jo (Both): 精霊たち！Blue pearl power!

Sagi/Sagittarius: The hell it will! Blue pearl power!

Welt: Blue pearl power! Activated!

Glory of Heracles Hero: Blue pearl power!

Orvilee: Huya! Blue pearl power!

Frey: ブルーパールパワー！

Zael: Blue pearl power!

Tempo: Take that Red Heart Blue pearl power!

Kageshina Kurabe: Kagushi! Blue pearl power!

ASTRAL CHAIN Hero: Blue pearl power Mega!!!

Duran, Hawkeye, & Kevin: Together! Blue pearl power of The Sound!

Seth: It's time! Blue pearl power!

Well that's a lot of these Others Spirits for their Transformation ideas, or is it? Because not all of them can transform & all that is left if the doodle ideas...Kinda makes you wanna do something artsy in Transformations, huh?

[w0rld0flight]

I finally watched Sakurai's video on Smash Bros. Brawl and I learned lots of interesting things, such as how Melee was originally going to get ported to the Wii.

Also, this is what the prototype version of the Smash Ball looked like. Quite bland if you ask me.

Also fun fact: Masafumi Takada, a name you might recognize if you're a fan of Danganronpa, worked on Smash Bros. too. Before working on the Banjo-Kazooie theme song remix in Ultimate, he worked on the Shin Onigashima medley in Brawl.

[japmagads]

🕹️ Shin Onigashima 📚 Bi-Weekly Famitsu 31 👤 @GamingAlexandri

[marisexmas]

I wrote this post like a decade ago but looking back on it now... yeah, I Totally Agree.

I think what makes it so endearing is the odd contrast of witnessing a character who's soft, sweet and non-confrontational (as shrine maidens like Hikari often are) speaking in an accent that's strongly associated with loud/rude/abrasive/In-Your-Face characters. this is true for kansai, southern and "ghetto" accents, sadly Especially the last one...

[AAVE. That's the term you wanted there, past min.]

it's doubly interesting because Hikari doesn't originally have a kansai accent in Shin Onigashima (from what I can Tell...?). so it feels strange that they chose to give her one in Captain Rainbow, but I honestly kinda Love that they did!

(and on one last note, I wonder... did they ever finish that english translation? I really hope so...)

So apparently some guys are making a translation for Captain Rainbow (which is awesome, props to them!)

Hikari from Shin Onigashima is in the game. And for some reason, she speaks in Kansai-ben (which in English normally translates into kind of a Southern accent…?)

But the way they translate her dialogue makes her sound… ghetto.

Really ghetto.

And a shrine maiden with a ghetto accent is hilarious to me.

[obscurevideogames]

Heisei Shin Onigashima (Nintendo - Super Famicom - 1998)

[hardcore-gaming-101]

Shin Onigashima

As the Japanese adventure (ADV) game genre kept increasing in popularity throughout the 1980s, games became more ambitious in terms of graphics, text and storylines. On microcomputers, where the genre had had its beginnings, using multiple disks or tapes was a standard solution when software grew in scope and size, but consoles such as the Famicom were struggling with size limitations since cartridges were costly to produce and limited in ROM size. Many of these issues were overcome by the Famicom Disk System (FDS) peripheral, which took double-sided rewritable diskettes that could be produced at a fraction of the cost of a cartridge. Naturally, adventure games thrived on the system. Famicom Mukashibanashi: Shin Onigashima (1987) was Nintendo’s first foray into the genre and differentiated itself from the murder mystery craze that had exploded in the wake of the Famicom port of Portopia Renzoku Satsujin Jiken (1985) by basing the game on folklore rather than police procedurals. The game was developed by PaxSoftnica in collaboration with Nintendo R&D4 and was the first FDS game that came on two disks: Zenpen (前編; first part) and Kouhen (後編; last part); in total only six two-disk FDS games were officially released and all of them were ADV games. 

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