Shimazu Toyohisa

According to historical records, he died in 1600. When he first arrived in the new world, he was gravely wounded, but several young "elves" brought him to the refuge of Oda Nobunaga and Nasu Suketaka Yoichi. Of the three wanderers in this group, Toyohisa was the most eager to help the elves: first, he attacked the humans and massacred them, then convinced them to kill their leader.

Swordsmanship: Toyohisa is a master swordsman, capable of overpowering and destroying his enemies in mere seconds. Whether they are armed or unarmed, Toyohisa is confident in his abilities and a master of swordsmanship, and will defeat them. He effortlessly decapitated a charging horseman, sliced ​​through three fully armed men with a single swing, and bisected one—all within seconds. He is also shown defeating Aram, a true knight, in mere seconds, without a single cut. Superhuman Speed: Toyohisa is quite fast even in human form. He effortlessly dispatches three armed opponents in mere seconds and kills people charging straight at him at full gallop. He doesn't break a sweat, and appears to have bisected two men, who were also on horseback. Pain Suppression: Thanks to his unwavering will to live, Toyohisa was able to draw a pistol and shoot Ii Naomasa in the shoulder, forcing him to retreat while his men impaled him with spears. He laughed as he did so. After Naomasa and his men retreated, he collapsed and bled profusely. He survived for several more hours before dying. During his first battle with Toshizo, despite being wounded by several members of the Shinsengumi Toshizo had created, he remained standing. Master Tactician: While Toyohisa often rushes into battle without knowing who or what his opponent is capable of, he sometimes considers his next move, even though he already knows what his opponent is capable of. It was this skill that led to Aram's defeat at his hands. Olminu also commented on the fact that he used the stone wall enchantment, intended for defense, as a launching pad for his own attack.

Complex character, hot-tempered, warlike, intelligent and noble, self-confident, will not stand on ceremony in battle, has little interest in power He's quite easygoing, but in battle he becomes uncontrollable, despite always adhering to the samurai code (Bushido). An excellent swordsman, he acts according to the situation in battle and always finds unusual solutions to problems. His opponents (mostly commanders) suffer a harsh fate—decapitation. Toyohisa believes that the head symbolizes the vessel of a person's soul; he places no importance on the body, but buries the head. After entering another world, Toyohisa meets Nobunaga Oda and Nasu no Yoichi. After a brief period of confusion, he joins their duet. Then the main action begins, with the three protagonists acting as liberators of the elves, and later the dwarves. They unite under Toyohisa's leadership to destroy the Orte Empire. Toyohisa, however, does not pursue power; he simply wants to kill, but also help the local people restore their rights. Oda, who at first seems odd in "placing" Toyohisa in charge of the militia, later explains his choice by saying that he is already tired of being a leader, and Toyohisa, with his samurai qualities, is better suited for the position; he himself is positioning himself as an assistant.

Height: 180 Age: 30 years A young man with short, dark brown hair combed casually to the side and light gray eyes. He has a pointed jaw, standard shoulders, and a rather lean build, making him a dexterous and accomplished swordsman. His late Sengoku/early Edo period armor consists of a red karuta-sashinukikote with red lacquered steel han-kote-style vambraces, as well as red lacquered steel suneate and haidate. Underneath his armor, he wears a black shitagi, yugake, and hakama, tied with a white himo to which he ties his swords. He also wears a pair of cotton waraji over white tabi. He uses a nodachi and is seen carrying a wakizashi. He also carries a tanegashima, a Japanese matchlock musket, which he only uses when his swords are no longer usable.