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* OutOfFocus: In two ways: ''Kishou Hongi'' is currently the only main installment in which he appears, joining Nikkari Aoe, Tomoegata Naginata, and Monoyoshi Sadamune as members of the "one main installment" group. As well, for as much as Kotegiri pushed for Otegine to become idols with him, he is absent from the ''Gou on Stage'' lineup, which instead includes Oodenta Mitsuyo and Suishinshi Masahide as non-Gou sword cast members.
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!! Otegine (''Musical'')
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Otegine as he appears in Theatre/MusicalToukenRanbu. He debuted in the musical ''Kishou Hongi''.
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* TheGadfly: Seems to be fond of mutually pestering Sadachika after deciding he doesn't like him on their first meeting.
* {{Irony}}: In the main story, he's pretty adamant that he can't be an idol, despite Kotegiri's insistence. Guess what he inevitably becomes in Act II?
* NoRespectGuy: A light example. Sadachika decided he didn't like him on their first meeting and would become a thorn in his side ever since, constantly picking fights with him. Kotegiri also chose him to practice being an idol, despite his verbal reluctance and insistence that he can't be one. Every time they're seen together in a non-serious setting, he's exhausted by how hard Kotegiri works him, but he's too nice to firmly reject him.
* OddFriendship: Somewhat reluctantly forms a friendship with Kotegiri Gou from ''Kishou Hongi'' onwards after being forced to practice being idols with him.
* OutOfFocus: In two ways: ''Kishou Hongi'' is currently the only main installment in which he appears, joining Nikkari Aoe, Tomoegata Naginata, and Monoyoshi Sadamune as members of the "one main installment" group. As well, for as much as Kotegiri pushed for Otegine to become idols with him, he is absent from the ''Gou on Stage'' lineup, which instead includes Oodenta Mitsuyo and Suishinshi Masahide as non-Gou sword cast members.
* {{Tsundere}}: He develops this attitude toward Sadachika (who also develops it toward him) after they begin to like each other but are hesitant to admit it due to their previously belligerent interactions.
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Otegine as he appears in Theatre/MusicalToukenRanbu. He debuted in the musical ''Kishou Hongi''.
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* TheGadfly: Seems to be fond of mutually pestering Sadachika after deciding he doesn't like him on their first meeting.
* {{Irony}}: In the main story, he's pretty adamant that he can't be an idol, despite Kotegiri's insistence. Guess what he inevitably becomes in Act II?
* NoRespectGuy: A light example. Sadachika decided he didn't like him on their first meeting and would become a thorn in his side ever since, constantly picking fights with him. Kotegiri also chose him to practice being an idol, despite his verbal reluctance and insistence that he can't be one. Every time they're seen together in a non-serious setting, he's exhausted by how hard Kotegiri works him, but he's too nice to firmly reject him.
* OddFriendship: Somewhat reluctantly forms a friendship with Kotegiri Gou from ''Kishou Hongi'' onwards after being forced to practice being idols with him.
* OutOfFocus: In two ways: ''Kishou Hongi'' is currently the only main installment in which he appears, joining Nikkari Aoe, Tomoegata Naginata, and Monoyoshi Sadamune as members of the "one main installment" group. As well, for as much as Kotegiri pushed for Otegine to become idols with him, he is absent from the ''Gou on Stage'' lineup, which instead includes Oodenta Mitsuyo and Suishinshi Masahide as non-Gou sword cast members.
* {{Tsundere}}: He develops this attitude toward Sadachika (who also develops it toward him) after they begin to like each other but are hesitant to admit it due to their previously belligerent interactions.
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* OutOfFocus: Despite being in the game since its inception, his self-confidence issues as the least renowned of The Three Great Spears failed to endear him to the player base and even most writers, as he receives the least amount of focus in spin-off works compared to Tonbokiri, who is the best represented Yari across ''Touken Ranbu'' media, and Nihongou, who had major appearances in the stage play and live-action film adaptations. Otegine's only major appearances have been in ''Hanamaru'', which isn't particularly noteworthy given that the show has included every Touken Danshi it can fit into its runtime, and one musical, which he co-starred in with fellow Yari Tonbokiri.
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* OutOfFocus: Despite being in the game since its inception, his self-confidence issues as the least renowned of The Three Great Spears failed to endear him to the player base and even most writers, as he He receives significantly less attention in official media than his fellow spears Tonbokiri and Nihongou, the least amount of focus former being a main character in spin-off works compared to Tonbokiri, who is ''Katsugeki'', the best represented Yari across first of the three to star in a musical, and the only one of the three to appear in ''Touken Ranbu'' media, and Nihongou, who had Ranbu Warriors'', whereas the latter was in both stage plays, a major appearances character in the stage play first live action movie, and live-action film adaptations. received his own focus spin-off manga. For now, Otegine's only major appearances have been significant appearance outside of a mandatory introduction in ''Hanamaru'', which isn't particularly noteworthy given that ''Hanamaru'' was in the show has included every Touken Danshi it can fit into its runtime, and one musical, which musical ''Kishou Hongi'', where he co-starred in with fellow Yari alongside Tonbokiri.
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A spear made by Kanesada II, nicknamed "Nosada". His owner, Mori Nagayoshi, called himself Musashi-no-Kami, and was called Oni Musashi because he was as strong as a demon. He likes to write, perhaps because of Nosada's influence, or maybe it is that of Nagayoshi...?
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* BloodKnight: He's especially enthusiastic in battle and talks about parading the heads of the defeated.
* CommonalityConnection: In their Recollection, he bonds with Iwatooshi over being the partners/swords of legendary long sword wielders Musashibou Benkei (for Iwatooshi) and Mori Nagayoshi (or Oni Musashi Nagayoshi, as Ningen calls him).
* DeadManWriting: He writes the Saniwa a final message ''as'' he's dying and apologizes to them for its length.
* HiddenDepths:
** Well, not quite hidden, but like his fellow Nosada swords, he has elegant hobbies like writing, which is stated to be either because of the influence of Nosada, his forger, or Mori Nagayoshi, his former owner. He also has a fondness for tea utensils.
** Despite his aggressiveness on the battlefield and obsession with cutting through bones, he can also be warm and kind, offering comforting words to Fudou Yukimitsu in their Recollection.
* TheIllegible: Implied in his Recollection with Kasen Kanesada, who points out that he might have a hard time writing because of the Nosada's reputation for having bad handwriting.
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: His Recollection with Iwatooshi implies that he's unaware that Iwatooshi is a fictional sword and not one who was formerly owned by Musashibou Benkei. That said, it's unclear if he would treat him any different if he did know the truth.
* TheMentor: Izuminokami Kanesada refers to him as "Senpai" due to being the game's youngest Kanesada and a 12-generation Kanesada sword, taking that to mean that the Nosada's have a senior connection to him. Ningen accepts this role, and in their sparring interaction, he is shown teaching his "Kouhai" and lecturing him on his technique.
* VerbalTic: He says "Mu" at the beginning of many of his sentences.
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* AmbiguousSituation: Tomoegata Naginata implies that because there's so little variation between the juumonji spears, he might not even have been the one that was wielded by Sanada Yukimura, but that he may have attached himself to that legend anyway.
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* HiddenDepths: If his Recollection with Tomoegata Naginata and Shizukagata Naginata is anything to go by, the reason he's so obsessed with legends and stories is because he likely himself lacks a legend.
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* BloodKnight: [[DownplayedTrope A subdued example]]. Even if he's injured, he's always asking the Saniwa to send him back out to battle and threatens to return to the mountains if they don't send him out in his Idle voiceover.
--> ''"What do you mean, peace? The only thing I'm after is the enemy stronghold."''
* TheNothingAfterDeath: His Destroyed voice line implies that this.
--> ''"...No... There's... nothing here...!"''
* TheQuietOne: He talks, but his dialogue is usually brief and to the point, with the exception of his Book Description voice over.
--> ''"What do you mean, peace? The only thing I'm after is the enemy stronghold."''
* TheNothingAfterDeath: His Destroyed voice line implies that this.
--> ''"...No... There's... nothing here...!"''
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* SweetTooth: This is hinted at in the game, since in his fatigue recovery line he mentions that he's a bit weak for sweets. In ''Katsugeki'', he becomes very fond of ''daifuku'' since it was the first thing he ate after being summoned.
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* SweetTooth: This is hinted at in the game, since in his fatigue recovery line he mentions that he's a bit weak for sweets. The adaptations seem to confirm his love of sweets:
** In ''Katsugeki'', he becomes very fond of ''daifuku'' since it was the first thing he ate after beingsummoned.summoned.
** In TheMusical ''Uta Awase'', an entire segment is dedicated to him having a bowl of konpeito and refusing to share with the others, only deciding to share after having a nightmare about everyone, including himself, becoming konpeito, and the dream somehow making him appreciate his teammates more by the end of it.
** In ''Katsugeki'', he becomes very fond of ''daifuku'' since it was the first thing he ate after being
** In TheMusical ''Uta Awase'', an entire segment is dedicated to him having a bowl of konpeito and refusing to share with the others, only deciding to share after having a nightmare about everyone, including himself, becoming konpeito, and the dream somehow making him appreciate his teammates more by the end of it.
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* ShipTease: With Sengo Muramasa in the musical continuity, ''especially'' in their ''Souki'' performance, where by then it doesn't seem quite one-sided anymore.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Usually, if he appears in a work with Sengo Muramasa, they become almost inseparable, usually because he is the one charged with keeping Muramasa out of trouble.
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* BreakOutCharacter: Of the Three Great Spears, he turned out to be the most popular, so much so that he went on to become a main character in the Anime ''Katsugeki/Touken Ranbu'', as well as get his own musical with Sengo Muramasa. He is also the only playable Yari in ''Touken Ranbu Musou''.
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* OnlySaneMan: In the first live-action movie, he's by far the most rational and open-minded member [[RagtagBunchOfMisfits of an otherwise dysfunctional group]]. [[spoiler: Outside of Honebami, he was also the only one who held out hope that Mikazuki wasn't betraying them when he suddenly decided to help Oda Nobunaga, whereas the others were pretty ready to kill Mikazuki because they believed he was attempting to alter history [[TheReveal until the truth came out]]]].
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* ElementalWeapon: His blade is engulfed in flames when he’s Awakened after Kiwame training.
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* MusclesAreMeaningless: Despite his leaner build, the Otegine spear is the one of the heaviest weapons out of the cast despite how effortlessly he wields it, hinting him to be stronger than he looks. In one Hanamaru episode it's lampshaded, and he's able to have both Nihongou and Tonbokiri stand on his shoulders.
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* MusclesAreMeaningless: Despite his leaner build, the Otegine spear is the one of the heaviest weapons out of the cast despite how effortlessly he wields it, hinting him to be stronger than he looks. In one Hanamaru ''Hanamaru'' episode it's lampshaded, and he's able to have both Nihongou and Tonbokiri stand on his shoulders.
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* TheBigGuy: Class 2. He towers over Mikazuki Munechika and Sengo Muramasa and is a powerful fighter, but he is ultimately a polite and kind-hearted man who wants nothing more than to look after his housemates and protect history.
* {{CloudcuckoolandersMinder}}: To Sengo Muramasa, especially when it comes to his proclivity of taking off his clothes.
* GentleGiant: He's the second tallest character after Tomoegata, but has a soft center despite his tough appearance.
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