Battle girls time paradox oda nobunaga biography
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Oda Nobunaga
Name
織田信長 (Kanji)
Also known as
Nobunaga-dono
Voice Actress
Shelley Calene-Black (English Dub)
Role
Oda attempt the prevalent Lord provision Owari stand for head invoke the Oda family. She is a samurai account a hobby to rope the Asiatic islands be converted into one territory.
Synopsis
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Battle Girls: Time Paradox
Yoshino Hide, nicknamed Hideyoshi, would much rather be texting her friends than doing her history homework on the Warring States period. So as a big test looms, our young teenaged heroine calls in at a local shrine and – in a flash of blue light – finds herself transported through the space-time continuum back to feudal Japan. Except this must be a parallel world, as everyone, from the great warlord Oda Nobunaga to the lowliest peasant – is female. And well-endowed. (Hideyoshi still has her history text book with her, so she’s able to check out the names of all these historical personages). And so, our unlikely heroine becomes a retainer to Nobunaga and joins in her epic search to reunite the scattered pieces of the Crimson Armour (and subjugate all the other states along the way). The only male character is Shiro, a talking white dog with a pervy attitude. And&#;is that a familiar face from Hideyoshi’s everyday life back in 21st century Japan?
Certain aspects of Battle Girls: Time Paradox () make it seem more like a LRPG weekend in cosplay than a timeslip into an alternate historical reality. Or an old-fashioned girls’ school story. Lord Nobunaga is the statuesque head girl and sports captain, strong-minded and formidable, who inspires starry-e
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Not quiteDemon Lord Nobunaga and his generals. note From bottom to top, left to right: Shiro, DateMasamune, TokugawaIeyasu, ImagawaYoshimoto, HideYoshino, TakedaShingen, UesugiKenshin, AkechiMitsuhide, OdaNobunaga. Not pictured: Hanzo, MoriMotonari, Chokosabe Motichika, OtomoSorin.
Ordinary High-School Student Hideyoshi (real name: Yoshino Hidenote East Asian order: Hide Yoshino) can't do anything right. She's a trouble magnet who is in danger of failing, and with a test on the Sengoku period coming up, her future isn't looking bright. One night, she stops by a shrine and finds herself, through a series of accidents, being transported back to the actual Sengoku period. Only most of the major historical figures are now women, and Hideyoshi has no idea what to do or how to get home, so all she can do is help Nobunaga obtain the pieces of the Crimson Armor so she can take over Japan.
Originally a pachinko game, Battle Girls - Time Paradox (called Sengoku Otome: Momoiro Paradox or Warring States Maidens: Pink Paradox in Japan) was adapted into an anime of the same name in April
Tropes in Battle Girls - Time Paradox include:
- Actually Four Mooks: In episode 11, "Hanzo" turns out to refer to about seventeen identically-clad shinobi.
- Alternate Universe: