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Revision as of 16:12, 20 September 2018
Jin Mitsurugi
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Jin of the Flashing Blade
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Gender
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Male
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Race
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Au Ra
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Clan
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Raen
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Citizenship
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Hingashi
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Place of Birth
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Bukyo
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Guardian
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Oschon, the Wanderer
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Nameday
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17th Sun of the 3rd Astral Moon (Age: 25)
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Occupation
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Adventurer
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Pronunciation
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"ˈdʒɛn mitsuɹuɡi"
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Tenth son of the current shogun of the Mitsurugi Bakufu by one of his many concubines, Mitsurugi no Jin was born under the name Ryunosuke until he came of age. As a youth, he studied the arts of language, etiquette, and swordplay and stood to inherit much due to his prestigious lineage.
However, Jin misliked the shackles of nobility. Having seldom ventured beyond Bukyo Castle, he found himself enraptured by foreigners and the world beyond Hingashi. One day, he experienced a vision that he interpreted as a sign from the kami to leave his homeland and see the world.
Finding the first merchant vessel that would have him, Jin left from the port of Kugane to the merchants' port of origin, Limsa Lominsa in the distant realm of Eorzea. There, he enlisted in the Adventurers' Guild and earned a small degree of fame as a wandering ronin in the west.
Appearance
"Step-by-step, walk the thousand-malm road."—Jin Mitsurugi
Outfits
Fuga Attire:
Bakufu Samurai Uniform:
Eastern Journey Attire:
Lord's Suikan Set:
Lord's Yukata:
Myochin Attire:
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Basic Info
- Date of Birth: 17th Sun of the 3rd Astral Moon, Year 1552, Sixth Astral Era
- Height: Short (6'7")
- Weight: Slender (170 ponze)
- Complexion: Fair-skinned
- Hair: Dark, spiky, unkempt.
- Eyes: Yellow
- Particular Traits: Scar across the chest.
- Voice: Tenor
- Clothing Style: Far Eastern silks and cloths.
- Laterality: Right-Handed
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Preferences
Likes
- ■ Travel by walking.
- ■ Horseback riding.
- ■ Swordsmanship training.
- ■ Fishing.
- ■ Birds, especially birds of prey.
- ■ Sleeping on grassy fields under the sunlight.
- ■ Gambling.
- ■ Tall, snowy mountains.
- ■ Swimming at the beach.
- ■ Hot springs.
- ■ Helping others in need.
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Dislikes
- ■ Teleportation.
- ■ Travel by air and sea.
- ■ Magitek machinery.
- ■ Wickedness and villainy.
- ■ Dishonesty and cowardice.
- ■ Unhelpful bystanders.
- ■ Exploitation and slavery.
- ■ Brothels and their purveyors.
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Favorites
- ■ Food: Dango
- ■ Drink: Sake
- ■ Colors: Red and Gold
- ■ Place: Daitenzan
- ■ Festival: Moonfire Faire
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Other
- ■ Alignment: Lawful Good
- ■ Religion: The Way of the Kami
- ■ Goal: To travel the world, striking down evil.
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Personality
Comparisons
- Final Fantasy Characters: Cayenne Garamonde (FFVI),
- Other Game Characters:
- Anime Characters: Jin (Samurai Champloo)
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Abilities and Skills
Personal
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Weapons
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Magic
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Crafting
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Family and Relationships
Friends and Acquaintances
■ Mitsuki Mitsurugi
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Enemies
■ Garlean Empire
- Jin's enmity with the Garlean Empire began in his home city-state, Kugane. Even as a youth, news of the Empire's despicable acts abroad sickened him. Jin has clashed against the Garleans numerous times, and is considered a wanted criminal by the Empire.
■ The Confederacy
- As he left Kugane as a vagabond, Jin was unable to pay the Ruby Tithe, and thus ended up in conflict with the Confederacy. He was sunk below the waves, but fortunately a passing Kojin saved him.
■ Kojin of the Red
- After gaining the blessing of the Kojin of the Blue, Jin came into conflict with the Kojin of the Red, seeking to rescue a young Raen girl taken by the beastmen.
■ Lupin Bandits
- During his travels in Yanxia, Jin helped save a small village from a band of Lupin bandits.
■ Lominsan Pirates
- Not all Lominsan pirates are enemies of Jin, but when he first arrived in the city-state, he fought a band of pirates who sold captured civilians into slavery. He defeated them with the aid of a Lalafellin member of the Rogues' Guild.
■ Sahagin
- Often found in western La Noscea, Jin took on the task of fighting the "fishbacks" when they launched a coordinated assault on the Tidegates.
■ Kobolds
- The perennial enemies of Limsa Lominsa's frontiersmen, Jin fought the kobolds during a raid on Camp Bronze Lake. As he was relaxing in the hot springs at the time, he was forced to fight in naught but his bathing suit.
■ The Alacran
- In Jin's travels, he fought many human bandits and criminals, but none were so cruel as the Alacran. Jin battled against these bandits to defend the smallfolk of Crescent Cove.
■ Amalj'aa
- Passing through southern Thanalan, Jin chanced to witness a group of merchants captured by the Amalj'aa and being taken for tempering. He fought and slew the lizardmen with the aid of the Brotherhood of Ash, freeing the captives.
■ Lambs of Dalamud
- The Lambs of Dalamud are, perhaps, the oddest of Jin's many enemies. He first fought the lunatic cultists near the Abandoned Amajina Mythril Mine after they deceived him and tried to sacrifice him to the lesser moon.
■ Redbelly Wasps
- Notorious Duskwight bandits, Jin took up the task of fighting against the Redbelly Wasps to prove his worth in response to the scorn he received from Gridania's natives.
■ Ixal
- Jin encountered Ixali combatants along his route both in the northern portion of the Black Shroud when he decided to take up tasks at Fallgourd Float.
■ Dravanian Horde
- Dragons are dangerous creatures. This, Jin learned when he took on the Horde in the central highlands of Coerthas for the first time. His battles against Nidhogg's brood were many during the final days of the Dragonsong War, and the samurai took part in both battles at the Steps of Faith to defend the innocents of Ishgard.
■ Gnath Onemind
- While roaming in Dravania, Jin spent much of his time in and around Tailfeather and helping the hunters therein. He learned of the Vath and the Gnath and decided to investigate, and ended up battling the latter to protect and aid the former.
■ Illuminati
- Coming to the hinterlands of Dravania, Jin slashed through a Magitek Vangob when he witnessed it attacking a group of adventurers and goblins. Much of his time in Idyllshire was spent fighting the Illuminati on the citizens' behalf.
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Affiliations
■ Sekiseigumi (formerly)
- Jin Mitsurugi was once part of the Sekiseigumi, which he joined to emulate his grandfather. It was among the Sekiseigumi that he earned the nickname Jin "of the Flashing Blade" for his superb swordsmanship.
Rumors
Note: This section is editable by anyone. Just keep in mind that the rumors here may be both true or false.
Biography
Jin of the Flashing Blade
Departure
The Skies Above
Return to Hingashi
Other Information
Name Etymology
Jin: Taken from the Japanese word for "benevolence", one of the eight virtues of Bushidō.
Mitsurugi: A Japanese surname roughly translating to "beautiful sword".
Nicknames
■ Jin the Wanderer
■ Jin of the Flashing Blade
Current Residence
None
Gallery
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