Saiga Magoichi

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Saika Magoichi, also called Saiga Magoichi or in western order Magoichi Saiga/Saika, was the name given to the leader of the Saika Mercenaries. The Saika Mercenaries were members of the Saiga monto ("monto" meaning "believer" in Japanese), a buddhist people of Kishu (kii province). Suzuki Sadayu and Suzuki Shigehide were examples of people who held this title. Suzuki Shigehide is perhaps the better known of the two, known for supporting the Ikko resistance against Oda Nobunaga.


Magoichi in Video Games
In Onimusha 2 Saiga Magoichi is a calm musketeer trying to protect Saiga village from Nobunaga's army. He feels indebted to the women of the village because his mother died at a young age, so the women raised him. He raises doubts among Ankokuji Ekei and Yagyu Jubei when Tokichiro Kinoshita/Toyotomi Hideyoshi accuses him of serving Nobunaga. This same Magoichi is also in Onimusha: Tactics, as well as Onimusha: Blade Warriors. He also served as a mentor to Ohatsu, Oichi's/Oyu's daughter, from Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams, that tutored her with all his skill to wield rifles in the elite ways.

Magoichi is also a playable character in Samurai Warriors Series by beating the game once. This Magoichi is laid back, dressed in a trench coat and bears no resemblance to either Suzuki Shigehide nor Suzuki Sadayu. He fights to protect the people he cares about most, and even makes a friendly rival out of Maeda Keiji. He has a slight womanizing obsession, but more along the lines of Vash from Trigun. In the second installments, he's best friends with Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

He is also a hidden playable character in Visco Games' arcade shoot-em-up Vasara 2, and is the grandfather of the female Saika Magoichi in the prequel game, Vasara. In both games, Magoichi uses a pair of fans in addition to the standard shooting attack, which light on fire and whirl around him/her for a short time; This attack has a far shorter range in Vasara 2 than in Vasara, however, requiring Magoichi to get almost point-blank with opponents to inflict damage.

so what do you have to say about him

i know that the guy with the gun is a exllect but i though he was not real

so what your saying is the guy with the gun changes his name a lot

what were the names

But doesn't really prove that he really exists. I have no idea, cause I have a very bad day today

In SW2 Date will replace magoichi. He has a sword and two pistols. He even became taller. And I think that he has practically has the same moveset as magoichi

no he's more adult that way. he has almost the same costume as in SW1

If it wheren't for SW, i wouldn't have played DW