Mori Nagayoshi

Mori Nagayoshi, a warrior from the Warring States period. He was the son of Mori Yoshinari, the esteemed retainer of the Oda Clan, and his younger brother Mori Naritoshi (Ranmaru) was famous as Oda Nobunaga's own attendant.

He was a fierce warrior, and using the skills with a spear he inherited from his father (who was dubbed "Sanza the Attacker"), he ultimately earned the nickname "Oni Musashi" for his many military exploits.

Height/Weight: 194cm, 93kg

Origin: History

Region: Japan

Alignment: Chaotic-Madness

Sub-Attribute: Human

Gender: Male

His hobby is tea ceremonies.

He is an extremely violent-tempered person, and when a guard at a checkpoint asked him to dismount and state his family name, Mori yelled, "It would be one thing for Lord Nobunaga to give this order, but for YOU to order me, Katsuzo (Mori Nagayoshi), to dismount is unforgiveable!" cut the guard down, threatened to burn down the town if anyone tried to interfere with him, and forced his way past the checkpoint.

When he was told to dismount to cross a newly built bridge, he became enraged and cut down (you can see where this is going). There are...a LOT of stories like that about him. By the by, it was, in fact, Lord Nobunaga who ordered these checkpoints to ask everyone to dismount and state their family name. For some reason, Mori's behavior was forgiven.

According to Nobunaga:

"Can't be helped because it's Oni Musashi."

In his first battle, he went directly into enemy territory and beheaded twenty-seven enemies. During the Takato-o Castle battle in the Koushu conquest, he killed so many enemies that his victims' blood soaked his armor bright red, making his allies think he was wounded. He may have boasted exceptional valor, but he was also excessively brutal. Yet at the same time, he was quite skilled―rather he was brilliant―at managing territories. His hobbies included tea ceremonies and reading, revealing a cultured aspect of him. What's with this guy, seriously?

Apart from the Berserker Class, he also has the capability to be a Lancer or Rider. But no matter what class he gets summoned as, he will somehow always come with Madness Enhancement. His glare, speech, and mannerisms are obviously trouble, and he's the type who you want to avoid eye contact with, even in public.

Blood-Soaked Brute: A

A skill based on the story of Mori's hakama pants being soaked red with his victims' blood. His ATK goes up the more he attacks enemies, but in exchange his DEF goes down.

Mental Corruption (Wicked): B

An extraordinary mentality that is demonstrated on the battlefield. Normal communication with others, including his Master, becomes difficult, resulting in him going berserk. His cruelty intensifies, and he will continue to fight until either all enemies are eradicated or he dies himself.

Oni Musashi's Will and Testament: C

The will and testament that Nagayoshi left. Different effects are triggered depending on if this is used as in battle or when incapacitated. This skill is based on the unbelievable story that even his allies rejoiced in his death.

『Ningen Mukotsu』

Rank: C

NP Type: Anti-Personnel

Range: 1

Maximum Targets: 1

Man Without Bones.

A Noble Phantasm named for the spear that was said to be able to cut through a human as though they didn't have any bones. As the name suggests, it completely nullifies the target's DEF. This Noble Phantasm doesn't consume much magical energy. For all its simplicity, it is extremely powerful. In its normal form, it is a straight-bladed spear, while it becomes a cross-shaped spear when unleashed, with its ATK being powerfully enhanced.

『Hyakudan』

One Hundred Steps.

A Riding Noble Phantasm that would be used when Mori is summoned as a Lancer or Rider. It is named for Nagayoshi's favorite horse. The horse was said to be able to gallop up the hundred stone steps of Kanayama Castle (Mori's own castle) in but a single breath.

This is not used when summoned as Berserker class.

Nagayoshi may have lived an outrageous life during the Warring States, but he died at a young age during the Battle of Komaki and Nagakute. It was said that his enemies and even his allies rejoiced in his death, though it's not clear if this is completely true.

There may have been countless stories of Nagayoshi's excessive brutality or unreasonable manner, but he never once pointed his spear at his lord. That policy endures even now that he is a Servant. He will show cordial loyalty towards his accepted Master, and there should be no concerns about betrayal.

Whether his Master would WANT such loyalty, though, isn't quite clear...