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* MinatureSeniorCitzens: He's significantly shorter than all the other characters in ''Wrath of Heaven''. He's back to being of average height in ''Shadow Assassins''
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* MinatureSeniorCitzens: MiniatureSeniorCitizens: He's significantly shorter than all the other characters in ''Wrath of Heaven''. He's back to being of average height in ''Shadow Assassins''
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!!'''Matsunoshin Gohda'''
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: While he's respectful and does what is best for his people, Gohda is also a trained samurai who will go to war if there is no other choice. When [[spoiler:Hamada, one of his guards, turns on him and holds Gohda hostage, he has no qualms about Ayame killing him and even orders her to do so]].
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: While he's respectful and does what is best for his people, Gohda is also a trained samurai who will go to war if there is no other choice. When [[spoiler:Hamada, one of his guards, advisors, turns on him and holds Gohda hostage, he has no qualms about Ayame killing him and even orders her to do so]].
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* GoodIsNotSoft: His respect for the Azuma only goes so far. [[spoiler: When an enemy disguising themselves as Ayame attacks Gohda between missions in Rikimaru's campaign, Matsunoshin has the real Ayame imprisoned for execution, and orders Ayame in ''Shadow Assassins'' to track down and deal with Rikimaru when it's feared that he'd gone rogue]].
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* GoodIsNotSoft: His respect for the Azuma only goes so far. [[spoiler: When In ''Wrath of Heaven'' an enemy disguising themselves as Ayame attacks Gohda between missions in Rikimaru's campaign, Matsunoshin has the real Ayame imprisoned for execution, and execution until Rikimaru clears her name. He orders Ayame in ''Shadow Assassins'' to track down and deal with Rikimaru when it's feared that he'd gone rogue]].
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* ParentalBetrayal: [[spoiler: Though, not really his parents. When he first takes over the Gohda family after the death of his father, Gohda is betrayed by his uncle, Motohide, who sparks a rebellion in hopes of killing Matsunoshin and taking over the clan]].
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!!'''Kiku Gohda'''
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The only daughter of Matsunoshin and Kei Gohda, Kiku is a member of the Gohda family and heir to his fortune. The civil war that happened after her grandfather's death occured when she was very young, and after [[spoiler:her mother's murder at the hands of her great-uncle, she was kidnapped but later rescued by Ayame, sparking a close friendship between the two that would last for years. During the events of Shadow Assassins, she is kidnapped once more by Rinshi and rescued by Ayame, taken back to Gohda Castle where Onikage had revealed to have returned, taking the princess hostage. Kiku urges Rikimaru to put an end to the suffering and in the end, he impales her with Izayoi in order to kill Onikage, resulting in Kiku's death]]. \\\
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The only daughter of Matsunoshin and Kei Gohda, Kiku is a member of the Gohda family and heir to his fortune. The civil war that happened after her grandfather's death occured when she was very young, and after [[spoiler:her mother's murder at the hands of her great-uncle, she was kidnapped but later rescued by Ayame, sparking a close friendship between the two that would last for years. During the events of Shadow Assassins, ''Shadow Assassins'', she is kidnapped once more by Rinshi and rescued by Ayame, taken back to Gohda Castle where Onikage had revealed to have returned, taking the princess hostage. Kiku urges Rikimaru to put an end to the suffering and in the end, he impales her with Izayoi in order to kill Onikage, resulting in Kiku's death]]. \\\
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* DamselInDistress: She's kidnapped at [[{{OnceAnEpisode}} every game in the series]], except for ''Fatal Shadows''.
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* DamselInDistress: She's kidnapped at some point during [[{{OnceAnEpisode}} every game in the series]], except for ''Fatal Shadows''.
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* DeathSeeker: Somewhat shown. [[spoiler:When held hostage by Onikage in Shadow Assassins, she reveals that she could not bear to see any more death and urged Rikimaru to go through her to kill Onikage]].
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* DeathSeeker: Somewhat shown. [[spoiler:When held hostage by Onikage in Shadow Assassins, ''Shadow Assassins'', she reveals that she could not bear to see any more death and urged Rikimaru to go through her to kill Onikage]].
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* CharacterDeath: Multiple times. Ayame’s story in ''Wrath of Heaven'' has Sekiya dying after being attacked by one of Kagura’s Shikigami spirits, with Ayame specifically killing Kagura for revenge, though later {{Subverted}} when it was shown that he survived. [[spoiler:In ''Shadow Assassins'', it’s revealed that Sekiya was later murdered and possessed by Onikage]].
* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler:Possessed by Onikage in ''Shadow Assassins'']].
* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler:Possessed by Onikage in ''Shadow Assassins'']].
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* CharacterDeath: Multiple times. Ayame’s story in ''Wrath of Heaven'' has Sekiya dying after being attacked by one of Kagura’s Shikigami spirits, with Ayame specifically killing Kagura for revenge, though later {{Subverted}} when it was shown that he survived. [[spoiler:In ''Shadow Assassins'', it’s revealed that Sekiya was later murdered and possessed impersonated by Onikage]].
* %%* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler:Possessed by Onikage in ''Shadow Assassins'']].
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Mei-Oh is the main antagonist of ''Stealth Assassins'', and the final boss of the game. The titled "King of Hell", he is the boss to which Onikage is loyal to, and is first mentioned when his forces kidnapped Kiku from Gohda's Castle and took her to his fortress, where Ayame and Rikimaru go to so that they can rescue the princess. After his first appearance, Mei-Oh is [[spoiler:killed by Rikimaru/Ayame, his body falling into the portal that later appears in ''Wrath of Heaven'' and his fortress crumbles while the ninja attempt to escape, resulting in Rikimaru being caught in the rockslide and appearing to have died.]] \\\
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Mei-Oh is the main antagonist of ''Stealth Assassins'', and the final boss of the game. The titled "King of Hell", he is the boss to which Onikage is loyal to, and is first mentioned when his forces kidnapped Kiku from Gohda's Castle and took her to his fortress, where Ayame and Rikimaru go to so that they can rescue the princess. After his first appearance, Mei-Oh is [[spoiler:killed killed by Rikimaru/Ayame, his body falling into the a portal that later appears in ''Wrath of Heaven'' and [[LoadBearingBoss his fortress crumbles while the ninja attempt to escape, escape]], resulting in Rikimaru being caught in the rockslide and appearing to have died.]] died. \\\
* LoadBearingBoss: His lair collapses after his defeat in ''Stealth Assassins''.
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* {{Necromancer}}: One of his powers, as he brought a deceased Suzaku back as Onikage at the end of ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins''.
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* {{Necromancer}}: One of his powers, as he brought a deceased Suzaku back as Onikage at the end of ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins''. [[spoiler:He apparently has enough power to resurrect Onikage again after his death in ''Wrath of Heaven''.]]
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A recurring character in the Tenchu series, Onikage is a demonic ninja that is loyal to Lord Mei-Oh and the main {{Rival}} to Rikimaru. Throughout the series, he is trying to [[spoiler:bring back a deceased Mei-Oh, who fell into the portal in his fortress at the end of the first game, and return the King of Hell back to their world. While doing so, he shows some interest in Ayame, and later possesses her when he is killed by Rikimaru at the end of ''Shadow Assassins'', causing Kiku's death as well and sending the kunoichi into a [[{{HeroicBSOD}} Heroic B.S.O.D]], causing a strain between Ayame and Rikimaru's relationship]].
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A recurring character in the Tenchu series, Onikage is a demonic ninja that is loyal to Lord Mei-Oh and the main {{Rival}} to Rikimaru. Throughout the series, he is trying to [[spoiler:bring bring back a deceased Mei-Oh, who fell into the portal in his fortress at the end of the first game, and return the King of Hell back to their world. While [[spoiler:While doing so, he shows some interest in Ayame, and later possesses her when he is killed by Rikimaru at the end of ''Shadow Assassins'', causing Kiku's death as well and sending the kunoichi into a [[{{HeroicBSOD}} Heroic B.S.O.D]], causing a strain between Ayame and Rikimaru's relationship]].
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* MalevolentMaskedMen: Onikage occasionally wears creepy masks. Aside from the one from ''Shadow Assassins'' (pictured above), there was also the one [[spoiler: one of his decoys]] wore in''Wrath of Heaven''. [[spoiler: In his first appearance in the story of ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins'', he was also wearing a mask.]]
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* MalevolentMaskedMen: Onikage occasionally wears creepy masks. Aside from the one from ''Shadow Assassins'' (pictured above), there was also the one [[spoiler: one of his decoys]] [[spoiler:his decoy]] wore in''Wrath in ''Wrath of Heaven''. [[spoiler: In his first appearance in the story of ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins'', he was also wearing a mask.]]
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* OnlyOneName: He is only ever known as Onikage, or Suzaku in ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins''.
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* OnlyOneName: He is only ever known as Onikage, or Suzaku [[spoiler:Suzaku in ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins''.Assassins'']].
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: It's better seen in the FMVs and later games' cutscenes, but Onikage has red eyes who are a clear display of his demonic nature.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: It's better seen in the FMVs [=FMVs=] and later games' cutscenes, but Onikage has red eyes who are a clear display of his demonic nature.
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* DyingForSymbolism[=/=]DeathByIrony: Is cornered and killed off in his storage shed, where his rice (a symbol of wealth in feudal Japan) is kept. Symbolic in that greed led to his demise, ironic in that the extension of his greed - his inventory - literally cornered him and made him vulnerable to the Azuma.
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* DyingForSymbolism[=/=]DeathByIrony: DeathByIrony[=/=]DyingForSymbolism: Is cornered and killed off in his storage shed, where his rice (a symbol of wealth in feudal Japan) is kept. Symbolic in that greed led to his demise, ironic in that the extension of his greed - his inventory - literally cornered him and made him vulnerable to the Azuma.
* DualBoss: In the orignal Japanese release of ''Stealth Assassins'' he is fought alongside his bodyguard, Sasaki. The international release of the game changes this so Sasaki is a mid-boss instead while Echigoya flees to another part of the map.
* StarterVillain: The first assassination target in ''Stealth Assassins''.
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The minor villain in the first level, Hanbe Sasaki is the bodyguard of Echigoya and the first boss that Rikimaru/Ayame faces off as Echigoya runs away. Despite being warned to move out the way, he refuses and engages in battle with the Azuma, [[spoiler:though he is quickly cut down]].
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The minor villain in the first level, Hanbe Sasaki is the bodyguard of Echigoya and the first boss that Rikimaru/Ayame faces off as Echigoya runs away. Despite being warned to move out the way, he refuses and engages in battle with the Azuma, [[spoiler:though he is quickly cut down]].Azuma.
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A loyal servant of a rival lord to Lord Gohda and the sister of Senjuro Akechi, Tazu Akechi is the guard that Rikimaru/Ayame runs into when they first approach the checkpoint. When she asks them where they are going, the Azuma ninja refuses with Ayame insulting her, pushing her to battle with them. [[spoiler:After a short battle, she is killed by the Azuma and they continue thorugh the checkpoint]].
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A loyal servant of a rival lord to Lord Gohda and the sister of Senjuro Akechi, Tazu Akechi is the guard that Rikimaru/Ayame runs into when they first approach the checkpoint. When she asks them where they are going, the Azuma ninja refuses with Ayame insulting her, pushing her to battle with them. [[spoiler:After a short battle, she is killed by the Azuma and they continue thorugh the checkpoint]].
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* CorporateSamurai: She was an ''onna-bugeisha'' (female warrior) hired by a rival lord to Gohda to guard the checkpoint leading into his lands. This eventually led to crossing paths with the Azuma, and cost Tazu her life.
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A loyal servant of a rival lord to Lord Gohda and the brother of Tazu Akechi, Senjuro Akemichi is the final boss of the ''Cross the Checkpoint'' mission. His interaction with the Azuma differs depending on which ninja the player had chosen, where he is respectful when facing against Rikimaru yet hostile and belitting when facing against Ayame. Regardless, [[spoiler:he is killed by the Azuma after that fight]].
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A loyal servant of a rival lord to Lord Gohda and the brother of Tazu Akechi, Senjuro Akemichi is the final end boss of the ''Cross the Checkpoint'' mission. His interaction with the Azuma differs depending on which ninja the player had chosen, where he is respectful when facing against Rikimaru yet hostile and belitting when facing against Ayame. Regardless, [[spoiler:he is killed by the Azuma after that fight]].
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Goo is the person who kidnapped and jailed the Azuma ninja that the player had not chosen to play as, and the boss of the ''Rescue the Captive Ninja'' mission. After Rikimaru/Ayame finds their captured ally, he comes and fights them, [[spoiler:before being killed by the free Azuma]].
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Goo is the person a bandit who kidnapped and jailed the Azuma ninja that the player had not chosen to play as, and the boss of the ''Rescue the Captive Ninja'' mission. After Rikimaru/Ayame finds their captured ally, he comes and fights them, [[spoiler:before before being killed by the free Azuma]].Azuma.
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* DualBoss: With a [[BearsAreBadNews grizzly bear]], no less.
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* DualBoss: With a [[BearsAreBadNews grizzly bear]], no less. Although only Goo is required to be killed to finish the level.
* FlunkyBoss: In one of the mission layouts, the bear is nowhere to be seen and Goo is flanked by two attack dogs instead.
* FlunkyBoss: In one of the mission layouts, the bear is nowhere to be seen and Goo is flanked by two attack dogs instead.
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-->''"I may have made mistakes, but I shall allow [[{{StayInTheKitchen}} no woman to scold me like that!]] You shall die by my arrows!"''
Kataoka was a minister who was entrusted by Lord Gohda to oversee his domain's monetary affairs, but eventually succumbed to his greed and started to take advantage of oppotunities for illegal personal gain. When confronted by the Azuma after Sekiya sent them to assassinate the corrupt minister, his response differs depending on whether it was Rikimaru or Ayame who confronted him, but [[spoiler:he dies after encountering either Azuma ninja]].
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Kataoka was a minister who was entrusted by Lord Gohda to oversee his domain's monetary affairs, but eventually succumbed to his greed and started to take advantage of oppotunities for illegal personal gain. When confronted by the Azuma after Sekiya sent them to assassinate the corrupt minister, his response differs depending on whether it was Rikimaru or Ayame who confronted him, but [[spoiler:he dies after encountering either Azuma ninja]].
* AnnoyingArrows: Ayame taunts him with this trope:
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-->''"I may have made mistakes, but I shall allow [[{{StayInTheKitchen}} [[StayInTheKitchen no woman to scold me like that!]] You shall die by my arrows!"''
Kataoka was a minister who was entrusted by Lord Gohda to oversee his domain's monetary affairs, but eventually succumbed to his greed and started to take advantage of oppotunities for illegal personal gain. When confronted by the Azuma after Sekiya sent them to assassinate the corrupt minister, his response differs depending on whether it was Rikimaru or Ayame who confrontedhim, but [[spoiler:he dies after encountering either Azuma ninja]].him.
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Kataoka was a minister who was entrusted by Lord Gohda to oversee his domain's monetary affairs, but eventually succumbed to his greed and started to take advantage of oppotunities for illegal personal gain. When confronted by the Azuma after Sekiya sent them to assassinate the corrupt minister, his response differs depending on whether it was Rikimaru or Ayame who confronted
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* BadBoss: Kataoka shoots an arrow into the neck of his bodyguard so he doesn't reveal where he is hiding. The arrow is a hint that he is located at the archery range.
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On is the leader of the Manji cult and the boss of the ''Infiltrate the Maji Cult'' mission. Sometime before the mission, she found a stone that contained a demon within, and was able to render humans both mutated and under mind control. With the stone, she used it to create her own army of the manji cultists and started taking over other temples, where the monks were either killed or turned into more of the cultists. When Rikimaru/Ayame is dispatched to kill her, she swallows the stone to avoid the ninja taking it but [[spoiler:is killed by them, the Azuma gutting her corpse to get the stone]].
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On is the leader of the Manji cult and the boss of the ''Infiltrate the Maji Cult'' mission. Sometime before the mission, she found a stone that contained a demon within, and was able to render humans both mutated and under mind control. With the stone, she used it to create her own army of the manji cultists and started taking over other temples, where the monks were either killed or turned into more of the cultists. When Rikimaru/Ayame is the Azuma are dispatched to kill her, she swallows the stone to avoid the ninja taking it but [[spoiler:is killed by them, the Azuma gutting her corpse to get the stone]].it.
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Captain Balma is the Spanish captain of a pirate ship that attacks a Japanese coastal village, resulting in Lord Gohda sending Rikimaru/Ayame to dispose of him. when they find him, he engages in battle with the Azuma and ultimately [[spoiler:loses, costing the captain his life]].
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Captain Balma is the Spanish captain of a pirate ship that attacks a Japanese coastal village, resulting in Lord Gohda sending Rikimaru/Ayame to dispose of him. when they find him, he engages in battle with the Azuma and ultimately [[spoiler:loses, costing the captain his life]].
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->'''Voiced by:''' Takeshi Kuwabara (1), Creator/MichaelJGough (2, 3), Yosuke Akimoto (3 JP), Joe Thomas (''Shadow Assassins'')
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: He's the head of the Gohda Clan and in charge of all his lands, as well as being the one that the Azuma listen to. He's also a trained samurai that is useful on the battlefield, having led the assault against the Fire Demon in the second game while Rikimaru and Ayame dealt with the enemy inside.
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* {{BFS}}: His WeaponOfChoice weapon in the battle with the free Azuma.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Lord of Hell.
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* YouHaveFailedMe: His reaction if Rikimaru gets a low score in the first game's Training level.
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The current Daimyo for the House of Gohda, the father of Kiku Gohda and husband to Lady Kei Gohda, Matsunoshin Gohda is the main ally of the Azuma and relied on them to keep peace within his lands for years. When he first came to power, he was involved in a civil war with his uncle over the latter's anger over being passed the inheritance by Matsunoshin's late father, a civil war that was ended with the help of the Azuma ninja; Rikimaru, Ayame and Tatsumaru, yet resulted in [[spoiler:the death of his wife and kidnapping of his daughter, who Ayame rescued later on]].
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The current Daimyo for the House of Gohda, the father of Kiku Gohda and husband to Lady Kei Gohda, Matsunoshin Gohda is the main ally of the Azuma and relied on them to keep peace within his lands for years. When he first came to power, he was involved in a civil war with his uncle over the latter's anger over being passed the inheritance by Matsunoshin's late father, a civil war that was ended with the help of the Azuma ninja; Rikimaru, Ayame and Tatsumaru, yet resulted in [[spoiler:the death of his wife and kidnapping of his daughter, who Ayame rescued later on]]. \n \\\
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The only daughter of Matsunoshin and Kei Gohda, Kiku is a member of the Gohda family and heir to his fortune. The civil war that happened after her grandfather's death occured when she was very young, and after [[spoiler:her mother's murder at the hands of her great-uncle, she was kidnapped but later rescued by Ayame, sparking a close friendship between the two that would last for years. During the events of Shadow Assassins, she is kidnapped once more by Rinshi and rescued by Ayame, taken back to Gohda Castle where Onikage had revealed to have returned, taking the princess hostage. Kiku urges Rikimaru to put an end to the suffering and in the end, he impales her with Izayoi in order to kill Onikage, resulting in Kiku's death]].
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The only daughter of Matsunoshin and Kei Gohda, Kiku is a member of the Gohda family and heir to his fortune. The civil war that happened after her grandfather's death occured when she was very young, and after [[spoiler:her mother's murder at the hands of her great-uncle, she was kidnapped but later rescued by Ayame, sparking a close friendship between the two that would last for years. During the events of Shadow Assassins, she is kidnapped once more by Rinshi and rescued by Ayame, taken back to Gohda Castle where Onikage had revealed to have returned, taking the princess hostage. Kiku urges Rikimaru to put an end to the suffering and in the end, he impales her with Izayoi in order to kill Onikage, resulting in Kiku's death]]. \n \\\
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The counsel advisor to Lord Matsunoshin Gohda, Naotada Sekiya had been an ally of the Azuma and Gohda family for many years, and is the one to help Lord Gohda with issues regarding his lands. While he appears in most of the Tenchu games, he is revealed [[spoiler:to be a traitor to Gohda and the Azuma in ''Shadow Assassins'', as Onikage had disguised himself as Sekiya and took his place. The location of the real Sekiya is unknown, though it is suspected that Onikage killed him to prevent him from ruining his plans. In ''Wrath of Heaven'', during Ayame's story, Sekiya is killed by a Shikigami spirit when Ayame clears the way to Tenrai's fortress, though he is shown to have survived in one of her endings]].
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The counsel advisor to Lord Matsunoshin Gohda, Naotada Sekiya had been an ally of the Azuma and Gohda family for many years, and is the one to help Lord Gohda with issues regarding his lands. While he appears in most of the Tenchu games, he is revealed [[spoiler:to be a traitor to Gohda and the Azuma in ''Shadow Assassins'', as Onikage had disguised himself as Sekiya and took his place. The location of the real Sekiya is unknown, though it is suspected that Onikage killed him to prevent him from ruining his plans. In ''Wrath of Heaven'', during Ayame's story, Sekiya is killed by a Shikigami spirit when Ayame clears the way to Tenrai's fortress, though he is shown to have survived in one of her endings]].
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A ninken of the Azuma Clan, Semimaru is a loyal companion of Rikimaru and Ayame. While he helps the two ninja track down [[spoiler:Tatsumaru after the Azuma massacure]], he is able to be summoned in the other games by using a Dog Bone, where he can help kill an enemy that Rikimaru and Ayame face.
Like all dogs, Semimaru has a deep loyalty to the Azuma and has a particularly strong bond with Rikimaru, as shown in Birth of the Stealth Assassins. Even when faced with danger, Semimaru won't back down even when faced with death.
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A ninken of the Azuma Clan, Semimaru is a loyal companion of Rikimaru and Ayame. While he helps the two ninja track down [[spoiler:Tatsumaru after the Azuma massacure]], he is able to be summoned in the other games by using a Dog Bone, where he can help kill an enemy that Rikimaru and Ayame face. \n\n \\\
Like all dogs, Semimaru has a deep loyalty to the Azuma and has a particularly strong bond with Rikimaru, as shown inBirth ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins.Assassins''. Even when faced with danger, Semimaru won't back down even when faced with death.
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Mei-Oh is the main antagonist of ''Stealth Assassins'', and the final boss of the game. The titled "King of Hell", he is the boss to which Onikage is loyal to, and is first mentioned when his forces kidnapped Kiku from Gohda's Castle and took her to his fortress, where Ayame and Rikimaru go to so that they can rescue the princess. After his first appearance, Mei-Oh is [[spoiler:killed by Rikimaru/Ayame, his body falling into the portal that later appears in ''Wrath of Heaven'' and his fortress crumbles while the ninja attempt to escape, resulting in Rikimaru being caught in the rockslide and appearing to have died.]]
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Mei-Oh is the main antagonist of ''Stealth Assassins'', and the final boss of the game. The titled "King of Hell", he is the boss to which Onikage is loyal to, and is first mentioned when his forces kidnapped Kiku from Gohda's Castle and took her to his fortress, where Ayame and Rikimaru go to so that they can rescue the princess. After his first appearance, Mei-Oh is [[spoiler:killed by Rikimaru/Ayame, his body falling into the portal that later appears in ''Wrath of Heaven'' and his fortress crumbles while the ninja attempt to escape, resulting in Rikimaru being caught in the rockslide and appearing to have died.]]
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* BrotherSisterTeam: While they don't fight together, Senjruo and Tazu both guard the same checkpoints and are bosses on the same level.
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* BrotherSisterTeam: While they don't fight together, Senjruo Senjuro and Tazu both guard the same checkpoints and are bosses on the same level.
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* CharacterDeath: Multiple times. Ayame’s story in ''Wrath of Heaven'' has Sekiya dying after being attacked by one of Kagura’s Shikigami spirits, with Ayame specifically killing Kagura for revenge, though later [[Subverted]] when it was shown that he survived. [[spoiler:In ''Shadow Assassins'', it’s revealed that Sekiya was later murdered and possessed by Onikage]].
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* CharacterDeath: Multiple times. Ayame’s story in ''Wrath of Heaven'' has Sekiya dying after being attacked by one of Kagura’s Shikigami spirits, with Ayame specifically killing Kagura for revenge, though later [[Subverted]] {{Subverted}} when it was shown that he survived. [[spoiler:In ''Shadow Assassins'', it’s revealed that Sekiya was later murdered and possessed by Onikage]].
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* TreacherousAdvisor: [[Subverted]]. Gohda believed that Sekiya betrayed him late in ''Shadow Assassins'', [[spoiler:but it was revealed to be Onikage possessing a deceased Sekiya instead]]. During life, Sekiya was completely loyal to his lord.
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* TreacherousAdvisor: [[Subverted]].{{Subverted}}. Gohda believed that Sekiya betrayed him late in ''Shadow Assassins'', [[spoiler:but it was revealed to be Onikage possessing a deceased Sekiya instead]]. During life, Sekiya was completely loyal to his lord.
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* CanineCompanion: He assists the Azuma on many of their missions with the use of the summoning bone item. In the later missions in ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins'', Rikimaru appears to have a closer relationship with Semimaru.
* NearlyNormalAnimal: Compared to the ninken seen in multiplayer of ''Wrath of Heaven'' that can walk upright and use weapons, Semimaru is mostly a normal dog.
* OldDog: If it is the same Semimaru, he had been assisting the Azuma for decades, as he appears in ''Tenchu Z'' with the use of the dog bone.
* CanineCompanion: He assists the Azuma on many of their missions with the use of the summoning bone item. In the later missions in ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins'', Rikimaru appears to have a closer relationship with Semimaru.
* NearlyNormalAnimal: Compared to the ninken seen in multiplayer of ''Wrath of Heaven'' that can walk upright and use weapons, Semimaru is mostly a normal dog.
* OldDog: If it is the same Semimaru, he had been assisting the Azuma for decades, as he appears in ''Tenchu Z'' with the use of the dog bone.
* AwesomeMcCoolname: Lord of Hell.
* BigBad: The main villain of ''Stealth Assassins'', Mei-Oh’s influence stretches across the entire game franchise.
** BigBadWannabe: Despite this, he is merely a voice for most of his time outside of the first game, and the role of main villain in Tenchu instead goes to his servant; Onikage.
* CoolSword: Wielded Shichishito, a giant spiked sword capable of summoning lightning and corrupting Izayoi, another powerful sword. It was lost after his death, and later recovered by Rikimaru.
* DarkLordOnLifeSupport: After his defeat in ''Stealth Assassins'', Mei-Oh is trapped in another realm and cannot return to the mortal realm alone, being reduced to a green wisp that Tenrai and Onikage talk to.
* EvilOverlord: He’s the lord of Hell, and the master of Onikage.
* TheGhost: Reduced to this after losing to the Azuma, only appearing as a voice or simply being mentioned by other characters.
* HiddenEyes: His concept art shows him having these, adding to the evil factor.
* HowTheMightyHaveFallen: Started as the Demon King, the final boss for the Azuma to fight, and Onikage’s master, and eventually became so low and forgotten that no one remembers him anymore and the one servant he still possessed moved onto his own goals by ''Shadow Assassins''.
* LightIsNotGood: Despite wearing bright orange and yellows, Mei-Oh is the main villain of the series and a demonic king.
* MeaningfulName: Mei-O means “dark lord”, befitting of his status as a demonic overlord, as well as being the Japanese name for Pluto; the god of the underworld. Mei-Oh is attributed to Hell, with his highest ranking servant being an oni.
* {{Necromancer}}: One of his powers, as he brought a deceased Suzaku back as Onikage at the end of ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins''.
* ShockAndAwe: He uses lightning from his sword during his boss fight.
* ThisCannotBe: Says this when defeated by Rikimaru or Ayame at the end of ''Stealth Assassins''.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse?: With Onikage’s return in ''Shadow Assassins'', he makes no attempt to revive or even mention Mei-Oh, rather working on his own accord to fight Rikimaru.
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* BecameTheirOwnAntithese: Throughout the series, Onikage tries to prove that Rikimaru is just like him- a born murderer who takes pleasure in killing. The Azuma ninja successfully rebukes the comparisons [[spoiler: until ''Shadow Assassins'', where he has no choice but to kill Kiku to kill him. Then the story ends with Rikimaru believing himself to be a monster.]]
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* BecameTheirOwnAntithese: BecameTheirOwnAntithesis: Throughout the series, Onikage tries to prove that Rikimaru is just like him- a born murderer who takes pleasure in killing. The Azuma ninja successfully rebukes the comparisons [[spoiler: until ''Shadow Assassins'', where he has no choice but to kill Kiku to kill him. Then the story ends with Rikimaru believing himself to be a monster.]]
* OnlyOneName: He is only ever known as Onikage, or Suzaku in ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins''.
* BerserkButton: Hates being insulted for being a woman. When Ayame mocks her and tells her to stop playing with her “daddy’s weapon”, Tazu becomes enraged and attacks the kunoichi.
* BrotherSisterTeam: While they don't fight together, Tazu and Senjuro both guard the same checkpoints and are bosses on the same level.
* CorporateSamurai: She was an ''onna-bugeisha'' (female warrior) hired by a rival lord to Gohda to guard the checkpoint leading into his lands. This eventually led to crossing paths with the Azuma, and cost Tazu her life.
* NaginatasAreFeminine: She wields what appears to be a kamayari, a polearm similar to the more common naginata, and is contrasted by her brother who dual-wields swords instead.
* StayInTheKitchen: A victim of this mentality. Both Rikimaru and Ayame look down at her for being a woman trained in combat, and even her brother calls her immature for doing her job.
* UndyingLoyalty: She refused to allow the Azuma through the checkpoint she was guarding, which ultimately led to her death.
* BigBrotherInstinct: Despite his sexist views, Senjuro does care about Tazu and is upset about her death if confronted by Ayame. This attitude is lessened if confronted by Rikimaru, as Senjuro simply apologised to Rikimaru for his sister trying to stop him at the gate.
* BrotherSisterTeam: While they don't fight together, Senjruo and Tazu both guard the same checkpoints and are bosses on the same level.
* DualWielding: A master of Myojinsoga, a style that uses dual swords in combat.
* FaceDeathWithDignity: If faced with Rikimaru, he will accept his fate and praise Rikimaru’s skill in battle.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: He’s in charge of the checkpoint the Azuma must pass through. If confronted by Rikimaru, he will apologise for his deceased sister’s behaviour and formally challenge Rikimaru to a sword fight with honour, as he simply wishes to follow the orders of his lord. If confronted by Ayame, however, he will become enraged by her attitude and all formality vanish.
* StayInTheKitchen: Shows some sexist attitude if confronted by Ayame, calling her “a little girl”, and cannot believe in his defeat by her.
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*ArtifactOfAttraction: The stone that contained an evil spirit is the source of her obsession, to the point that On swallows the stone just before the Azuma arrive so they couldn’t take it. When she’s killed, she cries out and calls the stone precious.
* {{Cult}}: The head of the Manji, a cult that reveres the stone that contains an evil spirit with mind control abilities.
* MindControl: She uses the stone to induce people into a zombie-like state, forcing them to bolster her cult. Given how she reacts to the stone, especially near death, it’s implied she too is under the control of the stone and Onikage.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: Not much is known about her before she is killed by the Azuma.
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* AintTooProudToBeg: He’ll beg to God before dying, though neither Ayame or Rikimaru think he’ll be shown mercy given what he’s done.
* AnArmAndALeg: He’s missing his left hand, which has been replaced with the stereotypical pirate’s hook.
* GratuitousSpanish: A spanish-born pirate, he speaks entirely in his native language, but what he says and what it means are two different things.
* HandicappedBadass: Despite missing one of his hands, he uses the hook to fight with his sword, and proves to be a dangerous opponent for the Azuma.
* HookHand: Befitting of his pirate background, Balmer replaced his amputated left hand with a large hook.
* {{Pirate}}: One who originated from Spain, and found his way to Japan’s coastal villages.
* PiratesVsNinjas: A Spanish pirate who faces off against two Azuma ninja when he threatens a village. Ultimately, he doesn’t survive the encounter.
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* BadassInDistress: During the rebellion in the second game, [[spoiler:Gohda is accidentily wounded by Rikimaru and allows his treacherous uncle to escape with his daughter, causing the Azuma to mount a rescue while Gohda recovers. In the third game, he's temporarily this when Hamada betrays him and holds Matsunoshin hostage in Ayame's campaign, before she rescues him, and a mission in the multiplayer of the same game has both players protect a mortally wounded Gohda]].
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* BadassInDistress: During the rebellion in ''Birth of the second game, Stealth Assassins'', [[spoiler:Gohda is accidentily wounded by Rikimaru and allows his treacherous uncle to escape with his daughter, causing the Azuma to mount a rescue while Gohda recovers. In the third game, ''Wrath of Heaven'', he's temporarily this when Hamada betrays him and holds Matsunoshin hostage in Ayame's campaign, before she rescues him, and a mission in the multiplayer of the same game has both players protect a mortally wounded Gohda]].
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* DisappearedDad: His father died before the events of the ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins'', and [[{{PlotTriggeringDeath}} this death with the family leadership going to Matsunoshin is what triggers the rebellion with his jealous uncle]].
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* DisappearedDad: His father died before the events of the ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins'', and [[{{PlotTriggeringDeath}} this death with the family leadership going to Matsunoshin is what triggers the rebellion with his jealous uncle]].
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* ArrangedMarriage: In the Japanese dub of Wrath of Heaven, Kiku was actually married to the lord of Amagai Castle and Rikimaru was sent to check up on her after her letters stopped being sent to Gohda. The English dub completely changes that, rather having Kiku kidnapped and taken to Amagai Castle with Rikimaru being sent to save her.
* CharacterDeath: [[spoiler:She is stabbed through the chest by Rikimaru in Shadow Assassins, on her orders, as Onikage had taken her hostage and would have escaped if Rikimaru did nothing]].
* CharacterDeath: [[spoiler:She is stabbed through the chest by Rikimaru in Shadow Assassins, on her orders, as Onikage had taken her hostage and would have escaped if Rikimaru did nothing]].
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* ArrangedMarriage: In the Japanese dub of Wrath ''Wrath of Heaven, Heaven'', Kiku was actually married to the lord of Amagai Castle and Rikimaru was sent to check up on her after her letters stopped being sent to Gohda. The English dub completely changes that, rather having Kiku kidnapped and taken to Amagai Castle with Rikimaru being sent to save her.
* CharacterDeath: [[spoiler:She is stabbed through the chest by Rikimaru inShadow Assassins, ''Shadow Assassins'', on her orders, as Onikage had taken her hostage and would have escaped if Rikimaru did nothing]].
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* TheCutie: As a child, especially her relationship with the shinobi; Ayame. In Wrath of Heaven, she gives Ayame the other sister bell for good luck before the kunoichi leaves on a mission, showing how deeply she cares for Ayame.
* DamselInDistress: She's kidnapped at [[{{OnceAnEpisode}} every game in the series]], except for Fatal Shadows.
* DamselInDistress: She's kidnapped at [[{{OnceAnEpisode}} every game in the series]], except for Fatal Shadows.
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* TheCutie: As a child, especially her relationship with the shinobi; Ayame. In Wrath ''Wrath of Heaven, Heaven'', she gives Ayame the other sister bell for good luck before the kunoichi leaves on a mission, showing how deeply she cares for Ayame.
* DamselInDistress: She's kidnapped at [[{{OnceAnEpisode}} every game in the series]], except forFatal Shadows. ''Fatal Shadows''.
* DeathOfAChild: She was only a teenager when [[spoiler:she was killed by Rikimaru]].
* DamselInDistress: She's kidnapped at [[{{OnceAnEpisode}} every game in the series]], except for
* DeathOfAChild: She was only a teenager when [[spoiler:she was killed by Rikimaru]].
* MeaningfulName: Kiku is Japanese for ''Chrysanthemum'', befitting with the flower pattern on her clothes and the petal shaped bell she and Ayame possess. The flower naming connects her to Ayame, who's own name means ''Iris''.
* PinkMeansFeminine: A traditionally feminine girl of her time period, and is shown wearing pink.
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The counsel advisor to Lord Matsunoshin Gohda, Naotada Sekiya had been an ally of the Azuma and Gohda family for many years, and is the one to help Lord Gohda with issues regarding his lands. While he appears in most of the Tenchu games, he is revealed [[spoiler:to be a traitor to Gohda and the Azuma in Shadow Assassins, as Onikage had disguised himself as Sekiya and took his place. The location of the real Sekiya is unknown, though it is suspected that Onikage killed him to prevent him from ruining his plans. In Wrath of Heaven, during Ayame's story, Sekiya is killed by a Shikigami spirit when Ayame clears the way to Tenrai's fortress, though he is shown to have survived in one of her endings]].
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The counsel advisor to Lord Matsunoshin Gohda, Naotada Sekiya had been an ally of the Azuma and Gohda family for many years, and is the one to help Lord Gohda with issues regarding his lands. While he appears in most of the Tenchu games, he is revealed [[spoiler:to be a traitor to Gohda and the Azuma in Shadow Assassins, ''Shadow Assassins'', as Onikage had disguised himself as Sekiya and took his place. The location of the real Sekiya is unknown, though it is suspected that Onikage killed him to prevent him from ruining his plans. In Wrath ''Wrath of Heaven, Heaven'', during Ayame's story, Sekiya is killed by a Shikigami spirit when Ayame clears the way to Tenrai's fortress, though he is shown to have survived in one of her endings]].
* BadassInDistress: Trained in swordsmanship and trusted to help lead soldiers, Seikya was kidnapped and locked in the Limestone caverns in ''Wrath of Heaven'', needing to be rescued by Ayame.
* CharacterDeath: Multiple times. Ayame’s story in ''Wrath of Heaven'' has Sekiya dying after being attacked by one of Kagura’s Shikigami spirits, with Ayame specifically killing Kagura for revenge, though later [[Subverted]] when it was shown that he survived. [[spoiler:In ''Shadow Assassins'', it’s revealed that Sekiya was later murdered and possessed by Onikage]].
* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler:Possessed by Onikage in ''Shadow Assassins'']].
* DisneyDeath: He appeared to have died in Ayame’s story in ''Wrath of Heaven'', but later was revealed to have survived in one of her endings.
* InTheBack: How he was killed in ''Wrath of Heaven'', later subverted with his following survival.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Like Gohda, Sekiya trusts the Azuma to help and protect the family despite being shinobi.
* TreacherousAdvisor: [[Subverted]]. Gohda believed that Sekiya betrayed him late in ''Shadow Assassins'', [[spoiler:but it was revealed to be Onikage possessing a deceased Sekiya instead]]. During life, Sekiya was completely loyal to his lord.
* UndyingLoyalty: Never thought of betraying Lord Gohda during the many years advising him. Even when he was dying in Ayame’s story, he pleads to Ayame that Lord Gohda and Kiku must be protected, and puts himself in front of Gohda to protect from what he believed to be Tenrai in Rikimaru’s story.
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Mei-Oh is the main antagonist of Tenchu:Stealth Assassins, and the final boss of the game. The titled "King of Hell", he is the boss to which Onikage is loyal to, and is first mentioned when his forces kidnapped Kiku from Gohda's Castle and took her to his fortress, where Ayame and Rikimaru go to so that they can rescue the princess. After his first appearance, Mei-Oh is [[spoiler:killed by Rikimaru/Ayame, his body falling into the portal that later appears in ''Wrath of Heaven'' and his fortress crumbles while the ninja attempt to escape, resulting in Rikimaru being caught in the rockslide and appearing to have died.]]
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Mei-Oh is the main antagonist of Tenchu:Stealth Assassins, ''Stealth Assassins'', and the final boss of the game. The titled "King of Hell", he is the boss to which Onikage is loyal to, and is first mentioned when his forces kidnapped Kiku from Gohda's Castle and took her to his fortress, where Ayame and Rikimaru go to so that they can rescue the princess. After his first appearance, Mei-Oh is [[spoiler:killed by Rikimaru/Ayame, his body falling into the portal that later appears in ''Wrath of Heaven'' and his fortress crumbles while the ninja attempt to escape, resulting in Rikimaru being caught in the rockslide and appearing to have died.]]
* AsLongAsThereIsEvil: He promises to keep returning from death so long as there's darkness in Rikimaru's heart.
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* ArchEnemy: To both Azuma ninja, though mainly with Rikimaru. He has fought him more times than Ayame and the villain tries to prove that they are NotSoDifferent. As he puts it in their dialogue prior to fighting in ''Wrath of Heaven'', Onikage claims to be like a dog that Rikimaru will never get rid of. [[spoiler: He fully returns the sentiment in ''Shadow Assassins'', showing an absolute hatred towards him that he never displayed before.]]
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* ArchEnemy: To both Azuma ninja, though mainly with Rikimaru. He has fought him more times than Ayame and the villain tries to prove that they are NotSoDifferent.similar. As he puts it in their dialogue prior to fighting in ''Wrath of Heaven'', Onikage claims to be like a dog that Rikimaru will never get rid of. [[spoiler: He fully returns the sentiment in ''Shadow Assassins'', showing an absolute hatred towards him that he never displayed before.]]
* BecameTheirOwnAntithese: Throughout the series, Onikage tries to prove that Rikimaru is just like him- a born murderer who takes pleasure in killing. The Azuma ninja successfully rebukes the comparisons [[spoiler: until ''Shadow Assassins'', where he has no choice but to kill Kiku to kill him. Then the story ends with Rikimaru believing himself to be a monster.]]
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* NotSoDifferent: Throughout the series, Onikage tries to prove that Rikimaru is just like him- a born murderer who takes pleasure in killing. The Azuma ninja successfully rebukes the comparisons [[spoiler: until ''Shadow Assassins'', where he has no choice but to kill Kiku to kill him. Then the story ends with Rikimaru believing himself to be a monster.]]
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The current Daiymo for the House of Gohda, the father of Kiku Gohda and husband to Lady Kei Gohda, Matsunoshin Gohda is the main ally of the Azuma and relied on them to keep peace within his lands for years. When he first came to power, he was involved in a civil war with his uncle over the latter's anger over being passed the inheritance by Matsunoshin's late father, a civil war that was ended with the help of the Azuma ninja; Rikimaru, Ayame and Tatsumaru, yet resulted in [[spoiler:the death of his wife and kidnapping of his daughter, who Ayame rescued later on]].
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The current Daiymo Daimyo for the House of Gohda, the father of Kiku Gohda and husband to Lady Kei Gohda, Matsunoshin Gohda is the main ally of the Azuma and relied on them to keep peace within his lands for years. When he first came to power, he was involved in a civil war with his uncle over the latter's anger over being passed the inheritance by Matsunoshin's late father, a civil war that was ended with the help of the Azuma ninja; Rikimaru, Ayame and Tatsumaru, yet resulted in [[spoiler:the death of his wife and kidnapping of his daughter, who Ayame rescued later on]].
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A recurring character in the Tenchu series, Onikage is a demonic ninja that is loyal to Lord Mei-Oh and the main [[{{Rival}} rival]] to Rikimaru. Throughout the series, he is trying to [[spoiler:bring back a deceased Mei-Oh, who fell into the portal in his fortress at the end of the first game, and return the King of Hell back to their world. While doing so, he shows some interest in Ayame, and later possesses her when he is killed by Rikimaru at the end of ''Shadow Assassins'', causing Kiku's death as well and sending the kunoichi into a [[{{HeroicBSOD}} Heroic B.S.O.D]], causing a strain between Ayame and Rikimaru's relationship]].
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A recurring character in the Tenchu series, Onikage is a demonic ninja that is loyal to Lord Mei-Oh and the main [[{{Rival}} rival]] {{Rival}} to Rikimaru. Throughout the series, he is trying to [[spoiler:bring back a deceased Mei-Oh, who fell into the portal in his fortress at the end of the first game, and return the King of Hell back to their world. While doing so, he shows some interest in Ayame, and later possesses her when he is killed by Rikimaru at the end of ''Shadow Assassins'', causing Kiku's death as well and sending the kunoichi into a [[{{HeroicBSOD}} Heroic B.S.O.D]], causing a strain between Ayame and Rikimaru's relationship]].
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* MasterOfDisguise: As a shinobi himself, Onikage is adept at taking the guise of others. [[spoiler: His most notable case of it was in ''Shadow Assassins'', where he was disguised as Sekiya through the whole story- only revealing himself at the climax.]]
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* MasterOfDisguise: As a shinobi himself, Onikage is adept at taking the guise of others. [[spoiler: His most notable case of it was in ''Shadow Assassins'', where he was disguised as Sekiya through the whole story- only revealing himself at the climax.]] He does it in ''Time of the Assassins'' as well]].
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* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: Onikage is a demon ninja and martial artist with necromantic powers- pretty much FighterMageAndThief in one package.
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* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: Onikage is a demon ninja and martial artist with necromantic powers- pretty much FighterMageAndThief FighterMageThief in one package.
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* VillainEpisode: In ''Time of the Assassins'', he gets to be the protagonist of his own story mode, with as much dialogue and cutscenes as the other playable characters.
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* BadPowersBadPeople: Throughout the series, Onikage has displayed the abilities to possess peoples bodies and raise the dead. Both of which are associated with evilness and the demonic- which he is and he employs them with absolute delight.
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* DemonicPossession: Implied. [[spoiler: The extended version of the ending of ''Shadow Assassins'' has Ayame speaking with Onikage's voice, indicating that he may be possibly inhabiting her body now]]. There's also the case of Yuge Jonosuke in his ''Time of the Assassins'' ending.
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* DemonicPossession: Implied. [[spoiler: The extended version of the ending of ''Shadow Assassins'' has Ayame speaking with Onikage's voice, indicating that he may be possibly inhabiting her body now]]. There's also the case of Yuge Jonosuke in his ''Time of the Assassins'' ending.
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* ExtremityExtremist: Zigzagged. Onikage fights only with powerful, Tae Kwon Do like kicks in ''Stealth Assassins'' and ''Wrath of Heaven'', only employing his hands when performind grab attacks. In other games, he fights with a sword instead.
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* ExtremityExtremist: Zigzagged. Onikage fights only with powerful, Tae Kwon Do like kicks in ''Stealth Assassins'' and ''Wrath of Heaven'', only employing his hands when performind performing grab attacks. In other games, he fights with a sword instead.instead.
* FauxAffablyEvil: In ''Time of the Assassins'', he acts with a fake politeness towards some characters he interacts with, but it's very obvious that Onikage doesn't mean it and proceeds to kill or incapacitate them.
* FauxAffablyEvil: In ''Time of the Assassins'', he acts with a fake politeness towards some characters he interacts with, but it's very obvious that Onikage doesn't mean it and proceeds to kill or incapacitate them.
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* {{Necromancer}}: ''Time of the Assassins'' has Onikage displaying the power to raise the dead. He brings back Jyuzou's corpse to fight Rin in her story mode and his own ending has him take over Yuge Jonosuke's lifeless body to confront Rikimaru- which the Azuma ninja explicitly calls an act of necromancy.
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* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: Onikage is a demon ninja and martial artist with necromantic powers- pretty much FighterMageAndThief in one package.
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* RecurringBoss: Not only he shows up in most games, he is hardly ever fought just once. In ''Stealth Assassins'' and ''Wrath of Heaven'' he is fought three times and [[spoiler: there's also the two times Rikimaru fights him as Suzaku in ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins'']].
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* BigBad: In ''Shadow Assassins''. For the first and only time in the series, Onikage makes no mention of his service to Mei-Oh and is out for himself this time, [[spoiler: in a TheManBehindTheMan fashion to Rinshi- who is portrayed as the actuall villain of the story. He only shows himself at the end, after the kunoichi is dealt with.]]
* BlindWeaponmaster: [[spoiler: As Suzaku in ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins'', he wore a blindfold but was still a skilled enough swordsman to go toe to toe with Rikimaru. Then it's subverted at the ending, where he removes it to reveal his demonic red eyes- and that he was faking his blidness the whole time.]]
* BlindWeaponmaster: [[spoiler: As Suzaku in ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins'', he wore a blindfold but was still a skilled enough swordsman to go toe to toe with Rikimaru. Then it's subverted at the ending, where he removes it to reveal his demonic red eyes- and that he was faking his blidness the whole time.]]
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* BigBad: In ''Shadow Assassins''. For the first and only time in Unusually for the series, Onikage makes no mention of his service to Mei-Oh and is out for himself this time, [[spoiler: in a TheManBehindTheMan fashion to Rinshi- who is portrayed as the actuall actual villain of the story. He only shows himself at the end, after the kunoichi is dealt with.]]
* BlindWeaponmaster: [[spoiler: As Suzaku in ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins'', he wore a blindfold but was still a skilled enough swordsman to go toe to toe with Rikimaru. Then it's subverted at the ending, where he removes it to reveal his demonic red eyes- and that he was faking hisblidness blindness the whole time.]]
* BlindWeaponmaster: [[spoiler: As Suzaku in ''Birth of the Stealth Assassins'', he wore a blindfold but was still a skilled enough swordsman to go toe to toe with Rikimaru. Then it's subverted at the ending, where he removes it to reveal his demonic red eyes- and that he was faking his
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* BondBreaker: [[spoiler: May have manage to sever the bond between Rikimaru and Ayame in ''Shadow Assassins'', forcing him to kill Kiku to destroy the villain- which drives the ninja into a HeroicBSOD and the kunoichi into a DespairEventHorizon.]]
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* BondBreaker: [[spoiler: May have manage to sever the bond between Rikimaru and Ayame in ''Shadow Assassins'', forcing him to kill Kiku to destroy the villain- which drives the ninja kunoichi into a HeroicBSOD and the kunoichi ninja into a DespairEventHorizon.]]
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* DarkIsEvil: In direct contrast to the DarkIsNotEvil aspect of Rikimaru and Ayame, Onikage is a villain associated with darkness overall. His name means "Demonic Shade", he outfits himself with black, dark blue or purple outfits and is a servant of Lord Mei-Oh, the King of Hell.
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* DarkIsEvil: In direct contrast to the DarkIsNotEvil aspect of Rikimaru and Ayame, Onikage is a villain associated with darkness overall. His name means "Demonic Shade", he outfits himself with black, dark blue or purple outfits and is calls himself a servant "servant of Lord Mei-Oh, the King of Hell.darkness".
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* ExtremityExtremist: Zigzagged. Onikage fights only with powerful, Tae Kwon Do like kicks in ''Stealth Assassins'' and ''Wrath of Heaven''. In other games, he fights with a sword instead.
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* ExtremityExtremist: Zigzagged. Onikage fights only with powerful, Tae Kwon Do like kicks in ''Stealth Assassins'' and ''Wrath of Heaven''.Heaven'', only employing his hands when performind grab attacks. In other games, he fights with a sword instead.
* LovesTheSoundOfScreaming: Onikage finds the "screams of dying men" to be "intoxicating" when Rikimaru faces him [[spoiler: at the Fire Demon during the Azuma's battle against the Burning Dawn.]]
* MasterOfDisguise: As a shinobi himself, Onikage is adept at taking the guise of others. [[spoiler: His most notable case of it was in ''Shadow Assassins'', where he was disguised as Sekiya through the whole story- only revealing himself at the climax.]]
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* ObviouslyEvil: Onikage is instantly remarkable for his pale skin, long dark hair and red eyes. If that wasn't enough, his name means "Demonic Shade", leaving no doubt that he is a bad guym
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* ObviouslyEvil: Onikage is instantly remarkable for his pale skin, long dark hair and red eyes. If that wasn't enough, his name means "Demonic Shade", leaving no doubt that he is a bad guym guy.
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* RazorSharpHand: Onikage gains a grab attack in ''Wrath of Heaven'' where he impales his opponent multiple times through the stomach with his bare hands.
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* SelfPunishmentOverFailure: One possible story route in ''Wrath of Heaven'' has him killing himself by throwing himself down a chasm (and exploding) while regretting to Lord Mei-Oh his failure in defeating the Azuma.
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* WalkingShirtlessScene: In ''Wrath of Heaven'', the real Onikage does away with the upper part of his usual vest, going barechested the whole game. His decoy wears the full outfit.