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Categoría:PersonajesTakamaru (タカ丸, Takamaru) es un halcón mensajero de Sunagakure. Takamaru is the protagonist of the former Japan-only Famicom Disk System title, The Mysterious Murasame Castle. His appearance is based on a samurai look and is Nintendo's first samurai protagonist. Takamaru was an Iga ganin. His master trained him and his fellow ganins Akame and Kikumaru to wield swords and fight humans in war. His master was killed by Oda Nobunaga's men and Koga ganins who had joined them. He and Kikumaru ran with the secret technique scrolls of Itou while Akame stayed to delay the enemies. He eventually stayed with Akame, Kikumaru and master's son Kotaru. The Itou family carried on existing. See more pictures in Takamaru (Photo Gallery) Takamaru was the hero of the 1986 Japan only game Nazo no Murasame Jo (The Mysterious Marasame Castle) however after that game he was never featured again until his character was revived by the Vined Inc. Captain N series first featureed in Captain N: The Game Master before returning in a larger role in Captain N: Outskirt Warriors. His most recent appearance is in the 2012 Wii U title Nintendo Land. Takamaru (鷹丸) is an original character created by Nintendo for the game The Mysterious Murasame Castle, which takes place during Ietsuna Tokugawa's reign as shogun. He makes a guest appearance exclusively in the Wii version of Samurai Warriors 3 in Murasame Castle Mode. Players can unlock him for other Modes once players have collected 33 Tanuki scattered throughout the Murasame Castle Mode. He is symbolized by the characters "samurai" (侍) and "hawk" (鷹). Takamaru was supposedly designed by Minoru Maeda, the director of the original Murasame Castle Game. Takamaru ist der schnellste Botenvogel aus Sunagakure. Er hat Konohagakure die Nachricht überbracht, dass Gaara von den beiden Akatsuki-Mitgliedern Sasori und Deidara entführt worden ist. is a messenger hawk for Sunagakure. Takamaru is a character from the Japan-only Famicon Disk System game, The Mysterious Murasame Castle. The game is avaiable overseas as a Virtual Console game on the 3DS, still in Japanese. Takamaru (タカ丸, Takamaru) es un halcón mensajero de Sunagakure. est un faucon messager du village caché de Suna.

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Categoría:PersonajesTakamaru (タカ丸, Takamaru) es un halcón mensajero de Sunagakure. is a messenger hawk for Sunagakure. est un faucon messager du village caché de Suna. Takamaru ist der schnellste Botenvogel aus Sunagakure. Er hat Konohagakure die Nachricht überbracht, dass Gaara von den beiden Akatsuki-Mitgliedern Sasori und Deidara entführt worden ist. Takamaru was an Iga ganin. His master trained him and his fellow ganins Akame and Kikumaru to wield swords and fight humans in war. His master was killed by Oda Nobunaga's men and Koga ganins who had joined them. He and Kikumaru ran with the secret technique scrolls of Itou while Akame stayed to delay the enemies. He eventually stayed with Akame, Kikumaru and master's son Kotaru. The Itou family carried on existing. See more pictures in Takamaru (Photo Gallery) Takamaru (鷹丸) is an original character created by Nintendo for the game The Mysterious Murasame Castle, which takes place during Ietsuna Tokugawa's reign as shogun. He makes a guest appearance exclusively in the Wii version of Samurai Warriors 3 in Murasame Castle Mode. Players can unlock him for other Modes once players have collected 33 Tanuki scattered throughout the Murasame Castle Mode. He is symbolized by the characters "samurai" (侍) and "hawk" (鷹). Takamaru was supposedly designed by Minoru Maeda, the director of the original Murasame Castle Game. Takamaru is the protagonist of the former Japan-only Famicom Disk System title, The Mysterious Murasame Castle. His appearance is based on a samurai look and is Nintendo's first samurai protagonist. Takamaru was the hero of the 1986 Japan only game Nazo no Murasame Jo (The Mysterious Marasame Castle) however after that game he was never featured again until his character was revived by the Vined Inc. Captain N series first featureed in Captain N: The Game Master before returning in a larger role in Captain N: Outskirt Warriors. His most recent appearance is in the 2012 Wii U title Nintendo Land. Takamaru (タカ丸, Takamaru) es un halcón mensajero de Sunagakure. Takamaru is a character from the Japan-only Famicon Disk System game, The Mysterious Murasame Castle. The game is avaiable overseas as a Virtual Console game on the 3DS, still in Japanese.

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