* Rectitude (義 gi?)
* Courage (勇 yū?)
* Benevolence (仁 jin?)
* Respect (礼 rei?)
* Honesty (誠 makoto?)
* Honor (名誉 meiyo?)
* Loyalty (忠義 chūgi?)
Name:Genkei Zenjiro
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Eye Color:Violet
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Hair Style: Top Knot
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Hair Color: White
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Clothing:
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::Hakama:: The hakama is a skirt-like piece of clothing. It often is black, white or dark blue. The hakama has a small piece that presses against the lower back of the wearer. Two main types of hakama are umanori hakama and and on hakama. Umanori hakama were originally intended for wear on horseback, and resemble split-legged trousers. And on hakama have no separate legs and were worn during times of peace. Hakama have seven pleats: five in front and two in back. The pleats represent the seven virtues of bushido: Rectitude (gi), courage (yu), benevolence (jin), respect (rei), honesty (shin), honor (meiyo) and loyalty (chugi).
::Kimono and Kataginu::The kimono, a long robe-like garment, was typically worn under the hakama. The kimono of a samurai was made of soft material such as silk, and was dyed in dark, subdued colors such as black or navy blue. Samurai children, according to Samurai Archives, dressed in brighter colors. When they came of age, they switched to the more subdued adult style of kimono. A kimono could be worn with one sleeve off for martial demonstrations such as swordsmanship or archery. Samurai wore a sleeveless jacket known as a kataginu over the kimono. The kataginu had exaggerated shoulders and had the samurai's crest stenciled onto the shoulders.
::Waraji and Tabi:: Samurai wore straw sandals known as waraji. These traditional samurai sandals consisted of woven rice straw rope with loose straps, which wrapped around the instep of the foot, back around and tied around the ankle. Waraji sandals were light, cheap and easy to make, despite their comparative lack of durability and protection for the feet. Tabi were split-toed socks intended to make wearing waraji easier. The split was between the big toe and second toe. Tabi color varied by the season.
::Obi:: The obi was worn as a belt over the hakama. It was made of thick white cotton and wrapped thrice around the waist, just above the hipbone. The obi held the katana and wakizashi of the samurai. The wakizashi, or short sword, was thrust sideways through the innermost and middle layers of the obi. The katana, or long sword, was thrust through the second and third layers of the obi near the left hip.
::Sarashi::The sarashi, or torso wrapping, was traditionally worn to make battlefield injury more difficult. Like the obi, a sarashi consists of a length of thick cotton, wrapped around the midriff up to the chest. Samurai women in feudal Japan could also wear a sarashi to bind their breasts.
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Age: 26
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Gender:Male
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Alignment: Neutral Good
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Occupation: Samurai, Demon Hunter.
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Skills/Abilities:
1.) Shino Ippo: One of the most feared Nikaido Heiho techniques. By using his "kenki", the spiritual energy that a warrior develops in a combat, on his opponent, Genkei can penetrate his opponents mind, putting him in a paralyzed state. This technique can be used to prevent the opponent from retaliating, but it can also be used to kill the opponent. By concentrating all his force on his opponent, he can paralyze every muscle and every nerve in his body, causing him to stop breathing in a few minutes.
A.) Haishato: A technique to surprise the opponent. By passing the sword from one hand to another superbly fast behind his back, he can switch his attack, surprising the opponent. This effect can be crucial in a fight, by confusing his opponent he gets the chance to strike, sometimes determining the outcome of the fight.
B.) Hyoko no Jutsu: One of Genkei's secret techniques. By using the Shin no Ippo on himself, by reflecting his eyes in the blade, he hypnotizes himself. This causes his reflexes to improve, and his strength to increase, making him an even more dangerous enemy.
2.) Shukuchi: Genkei's apparent lack of emotion, his simple, insensitive mentality that the strong will live and the weak shall die, and his skills make him a formidable foe. As a master swordsman of his own style, His shukuchi utilizes such powerful speed that, to an observer, it appears that the distance between the two fighters has shrunk (hence the name shukuchi, which means "reduced earth").
Genkei is also well versed in the Battōjutsu style. Combining the true speed of shukuchi with the Battōjutsu, he has created his only named technique, Shuntensatsu (瞬天殺, lit. "Instant Heaven Kill"), meaning "immediate killing by heaven's sword". It is named this because the speed behind the attack is so swift that the opponent dies instantly before falling to the floor.
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