御輿長正とは、500年前のたたら砂における目付であり、影向役者三人組の1人でもあった人物である。
幼少期、彼は御輿千代によって拾われ、御輿家の養子となった。彼は岩蔵道啓(当時は御輿道啓)と共に暮らしており、御輿の苗字に誇りを持っていた。 千代がアビスによって狂い影に刀を向けた後、御輿家の汚名を濯ぐため幕府に入った。
彼は幕府でたたら砂を担当し、稲妻名物帳を編纂しながら自らも刀を打った。しかしある事件で部下を殺害した。
プロフィール[]
…長正は厳しいが、白黒ハッキリしている。しかし、それは同時に、非情でもある。優の名は、明朗で愛に満ちた支配者である…しかし、私もたたら砂の者も、その母の千代の事に目を奪われ、長正を信頼していない…
—古い手帳
任務とイベント[]
魔神任務
ストーリー[]
Early life[]
At some point in Nagamasa's early life, he was fostered by the oni maiden Chiyo and grew up alongside her biological son, Michihiro.[2] He appears to have lived in or around the Mt. Yougou area, later going to learn under the Yougou Tengu and becoming one of the Yougou Three alongside Asase Hibiki and Kamuna Harunosuke.[3]
After Chiyo was corrupted by the abyss and betrayed Ei during the fight against the dark forces of the cataclysm, Michihiro secluded himself in Konda Village out of shame while Nagamasa left to join the Shogunate and restore the Mikoshi name.[3][4]
As an Inspector[]
After becoming an inspector, Nagamasa went to Tatarasuna with his yoriki Katsuragi. There, he developed an interest in weaponsmithing, a pursuit that the rest of his group — consisting of Vice Armory Officer Miyazaki, Nozomu, and Kinjiro — believed had a beneficial effect on his temperament. With Katsuragi and Miyazaki's help, Nagamasa forged a nagamaki he named Daitatara Nagamasa (日本語: 大たたら長正 "Great Tatara Nagamasa").[2]
Around the same time, Katsuragi found a puppet inside a hidden palace called Shakkei Pavilion — Ei's prototype puppet, the entity later known as Scaramouche.[5] He introduced the young man to Nagamasa, who in turn introduced him to the Armory Officer Niwa Hisahide and other workers at Tatarasuna. The puppet was accepted as one of their own, and was called "Kabukimono."[6] It's likely that Nagamasa and Katsuragi were the only two who knew that Kabukimono was not the lost man from Nazuchi Beach, as they told others, and Nagamasa agreed to conceal his past because of Katsuragi's wish.[5] He apologized to Kabukimono that he had to deal with him in this fashion.[7][Note 1]
On the completion of the Daitatara Nagamasa, Nozomu was so moved upon seeing the blade that he made a painting of it, while Katsuragi and Kabukimono performed a sword dance together.[8]
Tatarasuna Mystery[]
The tragedy began when a mechanic from Fontaine calling himself "Escher" appeared, working with the Akame Clan — another clan of the Isshin Art sansaku — to revolutionize the smelting process at Mikage Furnace. "Escher" was actually Il Dottore, dispatched on a mission by Pierro to cause chaos at Tatarasuna and lay the groundwork for a future endeavor. Taking an interest in the puppet, Dottore decided to make him the key player in his experiment at Tatarasuna and his smelting process, though highly effective, was actually releasing the Tatarigami inside Crystal Marrow into the environment. As workers grew sick and died from the curse's effects, people began to panic and Niwa implemented an information blackout to control the situation.[9][10]
Both Niwa and Nagamasa suspected Escher from the start, and likely held an investigation against him. However, Nagamasa took a more cautious approach, so he was too late and Escher had killed Niwa, and created a story that Niwa fled Tatarasuna instead.[9]
The kabukimono returned from his expedition empty-handed, unaware that Ei had already retreated to the Plane of Euthymia while he was barred from visiting the Shogun. Viewing Yae Miko's promise to send aid as a sign that the Shogunate had turned their backs on them, the kabukimono returned only to discover that Niwa had gone missing. Dottore convinced him and the people of Tatarasuna that Niwa had abandoned them to their fates, and that their only hope lay in the kabukimono. Taking the device with him, the kabukimono managed to survive the ordeal of absorbing the filth. Afterwards, "Escher" bid him to open the device, where he found a withered heart — which Dottore claimed was from a subordinate of Niwa's whom Niwa had killed. The kabukimono, believing that Niwa had betrayed him and the people at Tatarasuna, was enraged and came to view this incident as the "second betrayal" that he experienced.[10][11] The Kabukimono left Tatarasuna, and the remain swordsmiths were unable to find him.[8]
After Hisahide's "disappearance", the responsibility for what had happened fell to the second-in-command Nagamasa. Still vowing to clean his clan name, Nagamasa could not allow himself to die. Katsuragi was willing to face capital punishment in place of his master, and thus Nagamasa cleaved Katsuragi with the Daitatara Nagamasa before throwing the blade into the furnace. Nozomu disagreed with the order and reached into the furnace to retrieve the melted blade, later dying from his injuries. Kinjiro took the remains of the blade as well as Nozomu's painting and hid them in the Arsenal.[8] From then on, both Nagamasa and his blade became known as Katsuragikiri Nagamasa (日本語: 桂木斬長正 "Katsuragi-Slashing Nagamasa").[2]
Later life[]
According to Sawada, Nagamasa survived the ordeal and continued to live until his old age.[12]
Legacy[]
At some point in his life, Nagamasa authored the Anthology of Inazuman Blades, in which he named Hasui Geppaku Futsu and Haran Geppaku Futsu as the masterpieces of the Futsu School,[13] one of the five bladesmithing traditions of the Raiden Gokaden.[14]
改竄後の歴史[]
During the events of The Night-Bird Falls at the Curtain's Call, Scaramouche learns the truth behind Niwa's death, taken from Dottore's own memories which Lesser Lord Kusanali previously connected to while she was verifying that he had eliminated his segments. After assuming from the Traveler's gesture that it was possible to change the past, Scaramouche decided to erase his own existence using the remaining divine power he had. In reality, it is not possible to change the past, instead only written history and people's memory — that are, people's perception — were tampered to erase his names. It appeared that to not make a hole in people's perception, the Irminsul replaced Scaramouche with various equivalent figures throughout history.
In Tatarasuna Mystery, the kabukimono was "replaced" by a mysterious "foreign mechanic", which seemed to be the combination of the kabukimono and the foreign mechanic Escher from the old history. Thus, Nagamasa did not meet the puppet, but otherwise his story remained the same.
言及[]
キャラストーリー
キャラクター | ストーリー |
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豆知識[]
- The Earth Kitsune Statue above the Perpetual Mechanical Array recounts memories of a conversation between Nagamasa and Michihiro.
他の言語[]
言語 | 正式名称 |
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日本語 | 御輿長正 Mikoshi Nagamasa |
中国語 (簡体字) | 御舆长正 Yùyú Chángzhèng |
中国語 (繁体字) | 御輿長正 Yùyú Chángzhèng |
英語 | Mikoshi Nagamasa |
韓国語 | 미코시 나가마사 Mikosi Nagamasa |
スペイン語 | Mikoshi Nagamasa |
フランス語 | Mikoshi Nagamasa |
ロシア語 | Микоси Нагамаса Mikosi Nagamasa |
タイ語 | Mikoshi Nagamasa |
ベトナム語 | Mikoshi Nagamasa |
ドイツ語 | Mikoshi Nagamasa |
インドネシア語 | Mikoshi Nagamasa |
ポルトガル語 | Mikoshi Nagamasa |
トルコ語 | Mikoshi Nagamasa |
イタリア語 | Mikoshi Nagamasa |
変更履歴[]
脚注[]
- ↑ It's likely that the Plume of Luxury depicted the past events in the chronological order, which means Nagamasa apologizing to Kabukimono happened before the Tatarasuna Mystery.
リファレンス[]
- ↑ Twitter: EN VA Self Announcement
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 武器: Katsuragikiri Nagamasa
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 任務: The Narukami Trail
Inagi Hotomi: About four to five hundred years, it was said that "The Yougou Three" Asase Hibiki, Kamuna Harunosuke, and Mikoshi Nagamasa once went to Mt. Yougou to learn under the Yougou Tengu. [...]
Inagi Hotomi: Mikoshi Nagamasa returned to Inazuma City to serve the Shogunate. - ↑ 聖遺物セット: Shimenawa's Reminiscence
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 任務: The Kabukimono's Finale
- ↑ Wandererのキャラ物語: キャラクターストーリー1
- ↑ 聖遺物:Plume of Luxury
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 引用エラー: 無効な
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タグです。「RAN
」という名前の注釈に対するテキストが指定されていません - ↑ 9.0 9.1 任務: The Night-Bird Falls at the Curtain's Call
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Wandererのキャラ物語: キャラクターストーリー2
- ↑ 任務: The Gaze From a Certain God (The "Divine" Will animated cutscene)
- ↑ 任務: As Though Morning Dew
- ↑ 武器: Haran Geppaku Futsu
- ↑ 聖遺物:Calabash of Awakening