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The Yellow Dragon God (黄竜の神, Ōryū no Kami), alternatively referred to as the Yellow Emperor (黄帝, Kōtei) and more recently as Ikusa (戦, Ikusa), is a Minor Tenjin born from the will of the Soul King in order to maintain balance in the Human World. Regarded as a warrior of extraordinary renown, he was worshiped as a Sword Saint (剣聖, Kensei) and seemingly propagated the Yuengiri's driving philosophies. However, what isn't recorded in history is that his purpose was changed to be the person responsible for subjugating Fallen Tenjin Hakyoku. In an epic battle of skills and wills, Ikusa only barely managed to win the conflict, thus causing Hakyoku's permanent exile. However, the extreme exhaustion of his power lead him to be sealed into his own blade, thus disappearing from the eyes of the world. Ikusa (戦-ikusa-), translated as "War", is one of the songs created and performed by Wagakki Band; it can be found on their eponymous second single and their second album Yasouemaki. It is used as the image song for Sengoku Musou 4-II and the opening song for Sengoku Musou.

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The Yellow Dragon God (黄竜の神, Ōryū no Kami), alternatively referred to as the Yellow Emperor (黄帝, Kōtei) and more recently as Ikusa (戦, Ikusa), is a Minor Tenjin born from the will of the Soul King in order to maintain balance in the Human World. Regarded as a warrior of extraordinary renown, he was worshiped as a Sword Saint (剣聖, Kensei) and seemingly propagated the Yuengiri's driving philosophies. However, what isn't recorded in history is that his purpose was changed to be the person responsible for subjugating Fallen Tenjin Hakyoku. In an epic battle of skills and wills, Ikusa only barely managed to win the conflict, thus causing Hakyoku's permanent exile. However, the extreme exhaustion of his power lead him to be sealed into his own blade, thus disappearing from the eyes of the world. He was subsequently passed down through the Shūdō (主堂, Temple Master) of the Ōryū Temple. Due to an encounter with Shiju, Ikusa lends his power to him by holding a place in his inner world alongside his zanpakutō. As a result, Shiju has been granted both the status and power of a Pseudo-Tenjin. Ikusa (戦-ikusa-), translated as "War", is one of the songs created and performed by Wagakki Band; it can be found on their eponymous second single and their second album Yasouemaki. It is used as the image song for Sengoku Musou 4-II and the opening song for Sengoku Musou. Members of the band commented that the series' fusion soundtrack was a close match to their music. Asa remarked that his goal was to invoke a simple, rustic feel for the song. He believed a fast rhythm with hard beats would easily translate the title's message through melody. The vocalist, Yuko Suzuhana, remarked that Nadeshikozakura was made to be its contrast. Wagakki Band first performed it live during their New Year's concert; it was simulcast for the audience of Sengoku Musou 4-II's completion conference. Consumers who purchase the single receive a product code to unlock the song in the game and a special Mitsunari fan; this fan is an in-game replication of the same fan held by Suzuhana in its music video.