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日本史上最強の剣豪として名高い、
江戸時代初期の剣術家。
武蔵が創始したとされる流派“二天一流”を身につけ、大刀と小刀を用いる“二刀流”の達人。
……の筈なのだが、正しい歴史に残された
武蔵とはどうも事情が異なるようだ。
「え? こっちの世界だと武蔵って男なの?
しかも凄い有名なんて、びっくり!」
本人はこの通り、気負うことのない自然体。
勝利にも名誉にもさして興味はなく、
酒にだらしなく、金に目がなく、タダ飯に弱い。
だが彼女と立ち合い、敗れた者はみなこう残した。
―――鮮やかなり天元の花。
その剣、無空の高みに届く。
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NA Localization:
A swordsman from the early Edo period, famous for being the greatest master of the blade in Japanese history.
Musashi is said to have created "Niten Ichiryu," and was a master of the two-sword style that used both short and long swords.
...Or so it was thought, but it seems that this Musashi is different from the one known in the history textbooks.
"Eh? Musashi's a guy in this world? And super-famous? Wow!"
As you can see, this Musashi is a very casual person who doesn't put on airs.
She's not interested in victory nor honor, drinks way too much, is exceptionally greedy, and easily swayed by offers of free food.
But those who fight her all say this before they are defeated:
...The flower at the apex of heaven is splendid in color.
Her blade reaches the heights of true nothingness.
Fan Translation:
A swordsman from the early Edo Period, famous as the strongest swordmaster in Japanese history.
Learned in the "Niten Ichi-ryu" (a school that was supposedly founded by Musashi), an expert of "dual wielding" that employs a long sword and a short sword.
....or so it should have been, but it seems that her circumstances are somehow different from the Musashi that left his name in history.
"Eh? The 'Musashi' in this world is a man? And also extremely famous? What a surprise!"
As you see, the person herself has a relaxed, open attitude that never gets worked up.
Having no particular interest in victory or prestige, yet sloven with alcohol, a sucker for money and weak against free food.
However, all those who confronted and were beaten by her in battle said this in the end:
---a vibrant Heavenly Flower. Her sword reaches the heights of nothingness.
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Bond 1
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身長/体重:167cm・56kg
出典:史実
地域:日本
属性:混沌・善 副属性:人 性別:女性
「正式な名前? 新免武蔵守藤原玄信(しんめんむさしのかみふじわらのはるのぶ)。でも、武蔵だけのが楽でいいわ」
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NA Localization:
Height/Weight: 167cm, 56kg
Origin: History
Region: Japan
Alignment: Chaotic-Good
Gender: Female
"My formal name? Shinmen Musashi-no-Kami Fujiwara-no-Harunobu. But it's easier to just say Musashi."
Fan Translation:
Height/Weight: 167cm・56kg
Source: Historical Fact
Region: Japan
Alignment: Chaotic・Good
Attribute: Man
Gender: Female
"My formal name? Shinmen Musashi no Kami Fujiwara no Harunobu. Still, it's easier if you just call me Musashi."
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Bond 2
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正しい史実においては、
作州(今の岡山県美作市)大原の生まれ。1584年生。
父は竹山城主新免家に仕えた兵法指南役で、主家から新免の名を与えられ、新免無二斎を称した武芸者である。新免無二斎は十手術の道場を吉野郷宮本村に構え、武蔵はこの地を故郷としたため、後に宮本姓を名乗った。
後に成人し多くの逸話を残すが、特に20代の10年間には数々の武芸者と戦いをくり広げ、その名勝負は今もエンターテイメントの定番のひとつとして認識されている。
しかしながらその10年間の戦いのエピソードのほとんどは実状が謎で、フィクションの疑いも色濃い。
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NA Localization:
In proper history, she was born in Oohara, Sakushu, which is now part of Mimasaka City in Okayama Prefecture. She was born in the year 1584.
Her father was an instructor of martial arts who served the Shinmen clan, the lords of Takayama castle. The Shinmen clan granted him the right to use the Shinmen name, and so he called himself Shinmen Munisai. Shinmen Munisai had a dojo that taught the use of the jitte in Miyamoto village in Yoshinosato, which became Musashi's homeland. For this reason, she calls herself Miyamoto Musashi.
She would later go on to leave behind many legends, especially during her twenties, when she fought many other warriors. To this day, these great duels are a staple of entertainment.
However, the truth about most of the episodes that took place during the decade of her twenties is unknown, and many of them are believed to be fictional.
Fan Translation:
In the proper history, Musashi was born in Ōhara, Sakushu (modern day Mimasaka, in the Okayama prefecture), in 1584.
His father was a practitioner of martial arts named Shinmen Munisai, who served as an instructor of martial arts to the Shinmen House of lords of the Takayama Castle, and who received the name of Shinmen from his employer's family. Shinmen Munisai built a dojo of jutte techniques in the Miyamoto village of the Yoshino district, and Musashi would later call himself "Miyamoto" due to having this land as his hometown.
He left behind many anecdotes and went through numerous battles against martial artists upon reaching adulthood - especially during the ten years of his 20s. Those famous bouts are even now seen as a staple of the entertainment industry.
However, the truth behind the episodes of these ten years of battle is mostly wrapped in mystery and there are strong suspicions about them being mere fiction.
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Bond 3
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明朗快活、凛としながら瑞々しい女性剣士。
つねに得意満面、余裕をもっているが、相手を見下している訳ではない。単に人生を楽しんでいるだけ。
感情表現がやや大きい。よく笑い、よく驚く。
たいていの事は笑って流す大らかな性格だが、
その根底にあるものは“剣の道を究める者”なので、命のやりとりに関してはたいへんドライ&シビア。
それはそれとして惚れやすく、頼られるの大好き。
ほめられるのも大好き。お世辞に弱い。ケンカ好きな番長気質。正義漢ではあるが、自分から正義を唱える事はない。
基本的には根無し草の気楽な風来坊だが、
『一方的な虐殺』
『人の矜持、信念を娯楽のために踏みにじる』
『空腹時にメシを奪われる』
このいずれかの場面に出会すと修羅と化す。
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NA Localization:
A female swordmaster who is bright, cheerful, and dignified, yet vibrant.
She always has a grin on her face like she's in total control, but she does not look down on her opponents. She is just enjoying life.
She just laughs at most of life's problems, but deep down, she is a woman who strives to master the path of the blade. For this reason, she can be restrained and tough on others when it comes to taking lives.
That aside, she falls in love easily, and loves it when people rely on her.
She also loves compliments and is easily swayed by flattery. A woman who loves a good fight, she has a strong sense of justice, but never boasts about it.
She's normally an easygoing wanderer, but in the face of a one-sided slaughter, someone who is toying with people's pride or beliefs for entertainment, or in the case of stealing her food when she is hungry, she becomes an unstoppable foe.
Fan Translation:
Cheerful and openhearted, a female swordsman that is lively, yet dignified.
Constantly full of pride, acting complacently, but that does not mean she is looking down on her opponent. She is merely enjoying life.
Her way of expressing emotions is somewhat great. She greatly laughs and gets greatly surprised.
While she has a broad-minded personality that laughs off most things, due to being "someone who masters the way of the sword" at her roots, she is very dry and severe in regards to the taking of lives.
That being said, she falls in love easily, and likes to be depended on very much.
She also likes to be praised very much. Weak to flattery. A banchō disposition that loves a brawl.
Although she has a sense of justice, she never preaches to be righteous herself.
Fundamentally a carefree wandering vagabond, but she becomes ruthless when coming across scenes such as "a one-sided massacre", "trampling on people's dignity, convictions for fun" or "stealing my food when I'm hungry".
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Bond 4
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○天眼:A
天眼は「目的を果たす力」とされる。
一つの事柄を成しえると決めたらその成就のために全身全霊を傾け、必ず達成するもの。自己の全存在を視線にのせ、目的に投射するもの、といってもよい。
武蔵の場合は『その場所を斬る』事にのみ天眼が向けられる。
たとえば『相手の右腕を切る』と決めたが最後、あらゆる手段を講じて右腕を切断する。
それは最適解としての斬撃、
『無駄のない、時間と空間をねじ伏せる一刀』
となる。
『目的達成の為の手段』を『一つに絞る』力。
無限にあるべき未来を『たった一つ』の結果に限定する、極めて特殊な魔眼と言ってもいい。
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NA Localization:
Heavenly Eye: A
Heavenly Eye is said to be the power to achieve one's goals. It's an act of resolve to do something, then putting your entire body and soul into achieving it. One could say that it's an act of putting your entire self and existence into your gaze, and projecting it towards your goal.
In Musashi's case, Heavenly Eye is used only to wield her blade on the spot. For example, if she decides to cut her opponent's right arm, she'll do whatever it takes to sever it. Her strike will be optimized, bending time and space toward achieving this goal.
The power to narrow down all potential options for achieving a goal into a single eventuality. It could also be described as a very special type of Mystic Eye, which narrows an infinite number of possible futures down to only one.
Fan Translation:
Empyrean Eye: A
Heavenly Eye is regarded as "the power to accomplish an objective".
Once she has decided to do something, she will devote her body and soul to its fulfillment and achieve it without fail. You might say that this is something that she places her entire existence on her gaze and projects it onto her objective.
In Musashi's case, her Heavenly Eye is pointed only at the deed of "cutting a certain place".
For example, once she has decided to "cut the opponent's right arm", she will server said right arm by taking any and all measures.
As a result, her attack becomes the optimal answer for a slash - "a sword stroke without anything pointless, which makes even time and space yield".
A power to take all the "measures for the sake of achieving an objective" and "narrowing them down to one".
You might as well say that this is an extremely unique set of mystic eyes, which confines the naturally infinite futures into "just a single" result.
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Bond 5
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○無空:A
剣者が到達する最高の位。究極の境地。
柳生新陰流・水月に相当する。
無空なるが故に無敵。これ捉える者、無限の境地に
達した剣者のみ。
○五輪の書
武蔵はその生涯にて至った境地、培った技法を死の直前に書としてまとめ上げた。
それは地水火風空の5巻に分かれた書で、“武蔵”というひとりの人間の集大成であった。
五輪の書は、地の巻にて二天一流の兵法としての理念とその概略を、水の巻では具体的な技法を、火の巻では戦略や戦術の次元での兵法について、風の巻ではある特定の技や戦法を否定することによって二天一流に対する根本理解を“自ずと読者の脳裏に浮かび上がらせる”形で解説している。
そして最後の空の巻には、武蔵なりの“空”に対する理解が、“相対”と呼ばれる技法によって書き記されているという。
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NA Localization:
Emptiness: A
The highest level a swordsman can attain. The ultimate mental state.
Corresponds to Suigetsu of Yagyu Shinkageryu.
To become nothingness makes her invincible. Only a swordsman who has reached the infinite mental state can achieve this.
The Book of Five Rings:
A book written by Musashi just before her death, detailing the techniques she had mastered in life and the mental states she had achieved. It is divided into five books: Earth, Water, Fire, Wind, and Void, and is the culmination of everything that is Musashi.
The Book of Earth serves as a general introduction to the Niten Ichiryu. The Book of Water introduces specific techniques. The Book of Fire speaks of the art of war in terms of strategy and tactics. The Book of Wind discusses the flaws with certain tactics and techniques, so that a fundamental understanding of Niten Ichiryu will appear of its own volition in the reader's mind.
The final Book of the Void contains Musashi's understanding of the concept of emptiness, written as a technique called "contrast."
Fan Translation:
Nothingness: A
The highest order a swordsman can attain. The ultimate mental state.
It corresponds to the concept of Suigetsu of the Yagyū Shinkage-ryū.
One is nothing, thus invincible. Only a swordsman who has reached the infinite mental state can perceive this.
The Book of Five Rings
Right before death, Musashi compiled the mental state he attained during his lifetime, his cultivated techniques, into one book.
Divided into the five volumes of Earth, Water, Fire, Wind and Void, this book was the culmination of the human being called "Musashi".
The Book of Five Rings gives an outline of the Niten Ichi-ryu and explains its ideology as an art of war in the Book of Earth, explains concrete techniques on the Book of Water, talks about the art of war in the dimensions of tactics and strategy on the Book of Fire, and - just like the above-mentioned - explains the fundamental understanding of the Niten Ichi-ryu by means of a repudiation of other schools on the Book of Wind.
Finally, it has been said that Musashi's own understanding about "emptiness", as well as the above-mentioned technique of "confrontation", has been written down on the Book of Void.
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『六道五輪・倶利伽羅天象』
ランク:A 種別:対人宝具
レンジ:2~20 最大捕捉:一人
りくどうごりん・くりからてんしょう。
剣轟抜刀。
武蔵は二刀流のまま泰然の構え、背後の仁王から地・水・火・風の剣圧(仁王による攻撃に見える)から、武蔵がまだ体得していない『空(くう)』の概念、『零(ゼロ)』の剣による究極の斬撃。
対人宝具と言っているが、その本質は対因果宝具。
あらゆる非業、宿業、呪い、悲運すら一刀両断する仏の剣。
『究極にまで、これ以上ないというぐらいにその存在を削り落として、それでもなお残る“何か”』
無二と言われる究極の一。
その更に先にある0(ゼロ)……「 」の概念。
この座への到達を、天元の花は求め続ける。
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NA Localization:
『Six Paths, Five Rings: Kurikara Divine Blade』
Rank: A
NP Type: Anti-Personnel
Range: 2 - 20
Maximum Target: 1
Roaring Sword.
As Musashi calmly stands wielding two swords, the swords' force takes on the appearance of a Nioh guardian slashing with earth, water, fire, and wind. Musashi then unleashes her ultimate "sword of zero" attack, derived from the concept of the void that she has yet to completely master. It may be labeled as an Anti-Personnel Noble Phantasm, but it's essentially an Anti-Karmic Noble Phantasm.
It's the sword of the Buddha that can cleave anything in two with a single stroke, be it the unnatural, karma, curses, or even misfortune.
"Though the target is reduced to its absolute minimum, to a state where something cannot be reduced any further, 'something' still remains."
The pinnacle said to be unparalleled...
The concept of zero that is believed to exist beyond nothingness.
The flower at the apex of heaven continues to seek that state.
Fan Translation:
Six Realms Five Rings - The Divine Figure of Kurikara
Rank: A
Classification: Anti-Unit Noble Phantasm
Range: 2 ~ 20
Maximum Target: 1
Rikudō Gorin Kurikara Tenshō
Kengō Battō.
Musashi calmly maintains the stance of Nitōryu, where Ni-oh exerts sword pressure of Earth – Water – Fire – Wind from behind (as if it was Ni-oh commencing the attack), based on the concept of 『Void』 which Musashi has yet to comprehend, unleashing an ultimate cutting attack via the sword of 『Zero』.
Although it is an Anti-Unit Noble Phantasm, the nature of it is actually Anti-Karma Noble Phantasm.
A sword of Buddha that can cut through all karma of current and previous existences, curses, and even unfortunate fate.
『Reaching the ultimate realm, reducing the existence to a state where it cannot be reduced to any further, yet retaining "something" somehow.』
Definitely can be called one of the Ultimate in the world.
What's left waiting ahead will be 0(zero)…. The concept of 「 」.
In order to reach such zenith, the Heavenly Flower searches continuously.
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けんごうサーヴァント
うどんをこよなく愛するガール。
自由気ままに生きているが、剣の道に関しては誤魔化しのない生き方を選ぶ修羅ガールでもある。
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Swordmaster-Type Servant
A girl who loves udon more than anything. She's a free spirit, but is serious and will not compromise when it comes to walking the path of a swordmaster.
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