He greatly admires Ieyasu's hard work, determination and skill in fighting.
He's also shown himself to be self-conscious and lacking confidence in his abilities. Despite being a tactician for the Oda Forces, the weight of his role is a heavy one, and because of that he's willing to go to great lengths to preserve the lives of allied soldiers and warlords. However, Mitsunari is not all good he's shown at times to be envious of others, and can be extremely serious when he needs to be. In Mitsunari's birthday story, Ieyasu complains about visiting Mitsunari's room and being nearly buried under an avalanche of books! Mitsunari is an avid reader and bookworm.
He also seems to be extremely inexperienced with emotions, in that it takes him a long time to even suspect his feelings for the heroine in side stories and event endings he's involved in. He's extremely helpful and will offer to assist where he can. Mitsunari arguably has the most pleasant personality of the warlords he's almost always hopeful, cheerful, and bright, and will smile in most situations, if not looking on just as pleasantly as his demeanour is. He is sometimes seen wearing spectacles, often when reading. In a bonus story, MC describes Mitsunari's body shape as "tall and slim, but with a fit masculine outline." He seems to be the least robust of the Oda Forces warlords. His smile is very commonly seen as being angelic and beaming, and he's very often seen smiling. His appearance is often described in ways that refer to angelic or holy beings, heaven, or a deity of some sort. He has dark grey hair with purple eyes, and a beauty mark under his left eye near the back. Mitsunari is often seen wearing his uniform, consisting of purple, gold, white and black accents.
0 kommentar(er)
