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Chinese | Wang Jian | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Kanji | 王翦 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Romaji | Ōsen | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Epithet | The Most Dangerous Man in Qin Third Great | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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“ | As the head of the same family as the famous Ou Ki but of the main family. It is rumored that he is equally as talented as Ou Ki himself. However, due to his dangerous ambition he never received King Sho's favor. It is said that he desires to become a king himself. | ” |
— Shou Bun Kun on Ou Sen's ambition. |
Ou Sen is a Great General of the Qin Military and a former member of the Six Great Generals as its third member before stepping down following his defeat at the Battle of Hango.
Aside from his career in the military, Ou Sen is the current head of the noble, prestigious Ou Family's main family and was revealed to be the cousin of the late Ou Ki, the powerful Great General from the branch family, and the husband of his late wife, Shu Kei and the father of Ou Hon, their only son and General of the Qin Military as well as the father-in-law of Sai Ka, his son's wife and grandfather of their child, Ou Ri.
Appearance[]
Ou Sen is a tall man with a warriors' build with long jet-black hair, mustache, and a long goatee. He wears black colored military helmet and armor that's uniquely decorated with intimidating designs with its lifelike faces of what appears to an asura or deva on both the back, the visor, and his armor with a dragon's claw holding the top of the helm. He wears a white cape (red in the anime) with a cape clip of similar design like his armor and helmet. This clearly shows the wealth that the Ou Family's head has as such armor would be costly to make.
Personality[]
“ | Apologies Ren Pa. I have no interest in anything other than "battles that I can definitely win". | ” |
—To Ren Pa during the Battle of Sanyou. (Chapter 222, Page 9) |
Ou Sen is rumored to have a secret desire to become a king. He is described by Ren Pa as someone who cares more for his own life than those of his subordinates or the battle, having no qualms with using soldiers to his ends, and has personally stated that he only fights battles he believes he can win. Like the late Haku Ki of the Six Great Generals, Ou Sen has shown himself to be an incredibly cautious military commander as he has gone to great lengths to set up any advantage or force opponents into an unfavorable situation. He seems to be quite stoic and has not been shown to display much emotion besides some concern when Ren Pa outplayed him on the battlefield. One curious trait that Ou Sen has exhibited is that his ambition often leads him to attempt to take enemy generals and commanders alive, seeking to make them his subordinates. Due to being a Strategist, he was unfazed by the littlest blunders and losses, even continuing as planned.
He is also shown to have little to almost non-existent parental feelings for his son, Ou Hon. But while many think he actively seems to detest him due to distancing him from his army and the unsavory rumors about his late wife, this is in question as he showed his son the proper steps to take in his spear training after a single encounter in his childhood and even scolded Ou Hon for his reckless attempted in saving him from Ri Boku's flanking attack during the Battle at Shu Kai Plains. In a recent flashback, Ou Sen is shown to be aware of how tactless he can be.
Ou Sen also appears to be a benevolent man, despite his intensity, as shown during the Gyou Campaign. He gave strict orders to his army and allies not to harm any of the citizens of Gota at the risk of execution. While this may have been a part of his overall strategy or out of the kindness in his heart, it is again in question.
History[]
Ou Sen was born in the Ou Family's main branch, however, his entire early life is a complete mystery. Aside from that, he has served in the Qin Military for decades since even the time of the War God's era and showed immense talent in warfare as Ko Shou, the Strategist of the Six Great Generals, acknowledged his abilities. His talents rivaled that of his cousin, Ou Ki.
However, he never once received King Shou's favor due to his dangerous ambition in wanting to be a "king." Mou Ten calls him the "most dangerous" person in Qin because he aspires to become a king. During this period, Ou Sen met an enemy soldier by the name of A Kou on the battlefield. After defeating his army, Ou Sen offered a Kou a position to serve him. A Kou, skeptical, asks Ou Sen if he is sane in wanting to build a kingdom in this era of contest warfare. Ou Sen answers that he is sane but apologizes for his tactless behavior towards his subordinate. While A Kou retorts that he hasn't agreed to anything yet, Ou Sen tells him to come with him. And that the road ahead is going to be a long one.
Story[]
Sanyou Campaign Arc[]
Ou Sen is first seen as his army conquers the Wei city of Sanbi with only his first wave of troops. Before the Battle of Sanyou started, Ou Sen bested Ren Pa by arriving first on the Rui Plains and taking the high ground of Mount Man for himself. From a hill, he observed his son strike with the vanguard unit before leaving with his troops. He was subsequently pitted against the Wei left army led by general Kyou En of Ren Pa's Four Heavenly Kings.
As his army fought that of Kyou En, he pulled back his main army to the rear, then arrived to reinforce commander Heki, by giving him command of 5,000 Qin troops and tasked him with engaging General Kyou En. As he leaves, one of his lieutenants asks if that was a wise decision, to which Ou Sen states that Heki will make excellent bait. He arrives with his main army at the Wei Di to catch Kyou En off-guard, killing the Wei troops stationed on the cliffs and re-capturing the position. Mentioning that defeated commanders can only expect death, he offers to spare both Kyou En and his troops if he swears his loyalty to him. He adds that the Wei general will become one of his close retainers and given lands, stating that his "kingdom" needs men skilled at warfare. When Kyou En rejects the offer by shooting at him, Ou Sen orders him taken alive and states that he manipulated the battles to make it seem as though the Wei were winning. He is shocked when his troops are caught off-guard by the appearance of great general Ren Pa and orders the officers to reform his troops, telling them to send word to Heki as well. He retreats with his army out of the gorge, stating that he only fights battles where victory is certain. As Ren Pa and Kyou En chase after his army, they enter a forest in which they discover a soil fortress that Ou Sen built, reminding them of Haku Ki who used to do the same.
At the end of the Battle of Sanyou, when Ren Pa decides the Wei army should retreat, he says one of the reasons for their loss was the untouched army of Ou Sen who was waiting for the right time to strike.
Coalition Invasion Arc[]
Ou Sen had the role of the shield in the war against the Coalition Army, as he was assigned the responsible for guarding the mountains that lead to the capital city of Qin, Kanyou.
In the Battle of Kankoku Pass, he was matched up against the Yan Army led by Great General Ordo, consisting of many mountain tribes who excelled in territorial combat and could easily get to Kanyou if they were to defeat Ou Sen, which made his role exceedingly important.
The first day passed with little to no battle between the two armies, as the Yan army did not attack the Qin army that was stationed on the mountain.
On the second day, the Yan army began attacking. Ordo's troops slowly moved into the giant fortress as they specialized in mountain combat. As they were beginning to unleash stronger attacks, an envoy from the Coalition Army HQ arrived and informed them that they needed to preserve their strength and utilize attrition warfare. Due to this, the Ordo army backs out of the mountains.
At the beginning of the 15th day, when a messenger informs the officials in the court of the situation on the battlefields, he says that Qin's messengers have completely lost contact with Ou Sen and his army. Shou Bun Kun says that it is possible Ou Sen has simply run away, as his ambition is to become king and has no interest in losing his life protecting Qin.
The true reason for Ou Sen's retreat was due to Ordo's troops striking the center of the Ou Sen army, which was responsible for sending reinforcements to the other forts. After they lose their center fort, the Ou Sen army retreats northwest. Making use of this, Ordo and his army begin pushing into the mountains and reach the mountain that leads them behind the walls of Kankoku Pass. The reason Ordo was able to navigate so well in the mountains was that he was a king of 50 mountain tribes and had superb mountain reading skills.
As he and his army reach the cliff, they begin climbing, however not knowing that Ou Sen and his army are right behind them. Ou Sen's army releases a barrage of arrows that take Ordo's army by surprise. Ordo rethinks how it's possible for Ou Sen to catch him off guard and realizes that his army never moved northwest but waited to ambush them.
Ou Sen tells one of his lieutenants, Mou Chi to rapidly fire arrows not worrying about ammunition because they have a good chance of wiping out a big part of Ordo's army, At the same time, he sends Mou Ryuu to capture Ordo and bring him alive. Mou Ryuu and his unit quickly set out and reach Ordo, but he is instantly killed by the Yan Great General. Qin reinforcements come and manage to hit Ordo with some arrows, and they force him to retreat and escape Ou Sen, but his 8000 mountain tribe soldiers that were the elite core of his army are slaughtered with that, Ou Sen retreats and disappears back into the mountains.
Conspiracy in the Court Arc[]
After the end of the Coalition War, Ou Sen is ordered to attack the gigantic Wei stronghold of Keito. He easily conquered the city and absorbed captured Wei soldiers into his fold as they swear their allegiance to him.
Fire Dragons of Wei Arc[]
Ou Sen was stationed in the Kakuyou region of Qin. He waited for orders to assist Tou Army, but it never happened, which surprised his commanders.
Western Zhao Invasion Arc[]
Ou Sen was selected as the Commander-in-Chief of the western Zhao attack army. With generals Kan Ki and Yo TanWa as commanders of the 1st and the 2nd army. On the march to Kinan, he orders his men to stop, because he realizes that it is soon going to rain. with this, he saved their energy for their march against time in order to attack Gyou before the Zhao could rally their defenses.
At the commander meeting in Kinan, he informs the officers that they will be set out this night, and if one squad should fall behind, the officers responsible for this squad would be executed.
At Retsubi, after Yo Tan Wa and Shin captured Retsubi, he smelled something wrong at the timing of the capture of the city and disappeared mysteriously.
It was revealed that Ou Sen realized that Retsubi was, in fact, a trap devised by Ri Boku. The city was intentionally designed to be weak and easy to take for its conquerors. Because of the necessity to use Retsubi as a steady supply line for their siege of Gyou, this essentially ruined Shou Hei Kun's overall strategy. Seeing these developments, Ou Sen departs Retsubi with A Kou and a small unit of bodyguards to scout Gyou. After taking a look at the city, he realized that it was perfectly fortified. With no other options, Ou Sen immediately started devising a new strategy on the spot as A Kou and his bodyguard protected him from Zhao Patrols squads. He eventually returned to Retsubi and immediately ordered all troops to push further into inner Zhao, declaring that the war would become a battle of wits between himself and Ri Boku.
His strategy is composed of four stages: first, completely abandon Retsubi and attack mid-size cities and towns to secure extra food for the invasion army. Secondly, use Yo Tan Wa Army as a "shield" to prevent Kou Son Ryuu and his army in interfering their march, then use their armies, like the Hi Shin Unit, Gaku Ka Unit, Gyoku Hou Unit, Kan Ki Army, and other forces to attack and siege the nearby cities while also evicting all the citizens and forcing them in the direction of Gyou. Finally, when all his plans are accomplished, he will siege Gyou when the time's right. Ri Boku was struck with utter horror when he learned the reason behind all the refugees flooding Gyou, and he curses Ou Sen underneath his breath.
With all Qin forces reaching Gyou, Ou Sen started to explain the full scope of his plan by stating that there are only two Zhao armies capable of liberating the Zhao city, which are Atsuyo and Ryouyou armies. Ou Sen later stated that the army that Yo Tan Wa was facing was the Ryouyou army. He then splits his army further to face the Atsuyo Army while starving out Gyou and sending the Heki Army of 8000 soldiers plus 2000 soldiers from Kan Ki Army reserves help to Yo Tan Wa. Also, Ou Sen left the Kan Ki Army of 60000 soldiers to starve and siege Gyou: surrounding it from getting any help and the Ou Sen Army of 70000 soldiers in addition to 8000 of the Hi Shin Unit, 5000 of the Gyoku Hou Unit, and 5000 of the Gaku Ka Unit.
During the Battle at Shukai Plains, he positions Mou Ten and the 5000 Gaku Ka Unit on the left while putting Ma Kou and the Hi Shin Unit in the center and A Kou and the Gyoku Hou Unit on the right. Later, during the battle, he tasked Shin with 800 men to kill Ki Sui.
Later, he sent Shin and the Hi Shin Unit, nothing more. Days later, he simply ignores requests of reinforcements and pleas from the right to replace an incapacitated A Kou with his son.
He commanded his soldiers to move forward after the 13th day. Then he was calm despite reports of Ri Shin being promoted to Commander of the right-wing without his permission.
On the 15th day, without waiting for the left to push through, he moved his units, engaging Ri Boku Army's center. He never used any tactics against Ri Boku but tasked his soldiers to push through.
Zhao Crisis Arc[]
Ou Sen is promoted to the rank of Great General for his conquest of Gyou and victory against the Zhao forces led by Ri Boku after the Battle at Shukai Plains.
He remains in command of the Qin forces as they continue the invasion of Zhao, spreading out his army’s forces as he prepares them to punch through Zhao Great General Ko Chou ’s defensive lines.
Ou Sen then summons generals - A Kou, Sou’Ou, Den Ri Mi, Ou Hon, Mou Ten, and the casually late Ri Shin to his HQ for a strategy meeting. But just before he could explain his upcoming strategy, they received an urgent priority report from a messenger that received information from their spies within the capital of Kantan.
He orders the messenger to speak, and he tells them the news of the Zhao King’s sudden death and the added news of the late king’s Prince Ka potentially in line with the Zhao throne. Ou Sen states that Zhao itself will be reborn anew through these developments. While in discussion, the armies of Kantan begin marching towards their position.
Seeing this, Ou Sen proclaims that they’ll need to start again and orders the commanders back to their posts as they fall back to the second defensive line.
Battle of Eikyuu Arc[]
At the start of the new year, Ou Sen is promoted to the third member of the reborn Six Great Generals as the Qin king, Ei Sei, brings back the system. He then returned to the Zhao frontlines together with Kan Ki and Yo Tan Wa. During the war, the Gaku Ka Army was posted with the Ou Sen Army.
When the Gyoku Hou is sent by Kan Ki on a suicide mission, Mou Ten goes to Ou Sen's HQ and begs the great general to save his son, but Ou Sen refuses, claiming that he had a deal with Kan Ki to leave Gyoku Hou to him.
While observing the battle between Kan Ki and Ko Chou, Ou Sen deduces Kan Ki's strategy as he calls his former bandit colleague insane for risking a strategy not even he would consider. He then goes on to tell the story of Sun Bin and the Battle of Baryou to his deputies.
Zhao's Retaliation Arc[]
At the beginning of the year 233 B.C., the Ou Sen Army besieged the Zhao city Bujou south of Kantan. While his army was still sieging, he led a scouting mission on the Zhao territory behind the frontline cities. On that mission, he discovered the heavily fortified 125 km long wall securing the capital and surrounding areas to the Qin border in the south. After discovering the wall, he informed Kanyou and suggested changing the objective of the current invasion from Kantan to the city of Gian to block the escape of the Zhao royal family from the capital. After the fall of Bujou, he stayed in the city for two months to let reinforcements for his army arrive.
Ou Sen and his army leave the city after turning over command of the city to the Yo Tan Wa Army and combining their strength with the Kan Ki Army to attack Atsuyo. He decided to siege Atsuyo with his army under the command of Den Ri Mi because he knew that they were better suited for this than the other armies participating in the invasion. The remnants of the Ko Chou Army under Ko Haku Kou and Ryuu Fu made during the siege a suicidal sortie to kill the general in charge of the siege.
They were intercepted by Ou Sen and his guard after almost reaching Den Ri Mi. The city fell shortly after, but their fierce defense surprised him as he didn't predict the casualties of his army being thrice as high as he initially anticipated. He stayed in Atsuyo to reinforce his army and later catch up to the Kan Ki Army, which was left in the direction of Gian.
During his stay at Atsuyo, Ou Sen was informed about the defeat of the northern Army at the Battle at Roumou Cliff. He denies Sou'Ou's proposal for parts of his army to catch up to and reinforce Kan Ki and his Army, which was now severely weaker than expected until he had more information. He later denied Sou'Ou's proposal again after he discovered that Kan Ki could not be saved and was trapped in Zhao territory, and sending support would only get them killed. After the confirmation of Kan Ki's death, he allowed Sou'Ou to collect information by testing the defenses of Zhao.
Hango Campaign Arc[]
Abilities[]
“ | A strength that stems from having discarded any needless emotions. Regardless of what happens, a mind capable of cold calculation and meticulous construction of the optimal strategy that will yield the most efficient results. That is the man known as Ou Sen. | ” |
—Ou Hon to Kan Jou during Battle at Shukai Plains. (Chapter 535, Page 12) |
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Strength | 93 |
Leadership | 95 |
Intelligence | 99 |
Experience | A |
Dark ambition: 100 |
STATS | |
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Strength | 93 |
Leadership | 94 |
Intelligence | 97 |
Experience | A |
Dark ambition: 100 |
STATS | |
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Strength | 93 |
Leadership | 93 |
Intelligence | 97 |
Experience | B |
Ambition | Secretly 100 |
STATS | |
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Strength | unknown |
Leadership | unknown |
Intelligence | unknown |
Ambition | Secretly 100 |
Ou Sen has been stated to give off immense pressure with his skills considered to be on the level of the Six Great Generals of Qin and later becoming a member of the new generation.[1][2] His talent was such vast that it was even compared to the likes of Ou Ki, Haku Ki and Ri Boku.[3][4][5] During the Sanyou Campaign, he effectively conquered 8 cities over 2 months, besting both Mou Gou's conquest of 3 cities and Kan Ki's of 5 cities by using a lightning-fast series of offensives.[6]
Physical Abilities[]
While Ou Sen hasn't been seen fighting actively due to his cautious nature, his high strength value indicates him being a capable combatant with great mastery in wielding a glaive. This is later seen when he easily slew soldiers from Ba Nan Ji Army with his glaive and drove off soldiers from the Ko Chou Army despite their high morale.
Leadership[]
Ou Sen shows a strong and impressive form of leadership despite Heki, Ren Pa, and Ou Hon's opinions of him viewing his soldiers as replaceable pieces. All his generals and commanders demonstrate a high level of loyalty to him, each one ready to put themselves through grueling situations. Furthermore, during the siege of Gyou, the agents that infiltrated the city to destroy the food supplies were well aware of their mission being suicidal and were prepared to accomplish it in Ou Sen's name, demonstrating his ability to earn the loyalty of capable individuals.
Tactical Abilities[]
Master Strategist: Ou Sen's talent as a tactician is so great that it was even acknowledged by the late Ko Shou who stated that when it comes to Ou Sen's strategical acuity alone, he could be considered equal to the Six Great Generals even many years before the beginning of the series. He is recognized to be the best strategist in Qin by other talented commanders like Ri Boku and has a great level of insight and ability to predict his opponent's moves. Appearing defensive and cautious, he typically utilizes traps to take down his enemies in the form of a sudden surgical strike. Due to Ou Sen's cautious nature, his tactics shared many similarities to Great General Haku Ki's warfare.
He possesses a staggering insight into battle and the tactics utilized by his opponents, often turning their strength against them. Kyou En's offense was blocked by allowing him to advance to the Wei Dei after this failed due to Ren Pa's intervention the strategic positioning of his core army in the fort created a safeguard and certain countermeasure to Ren Pa being able to regroup his forces after assaulting Mou Gou's base camp.
Ou Sen allowed his forts to be taken at the Battle of Kankoku Pass in turn to surprise attack Ordo and wipe out the core elite of his army. Knowing that Ordo would not counterattack Ou Sen was also able to successfully counter Ka Rin Army's elite forces striking at the back of Kankoku Pass.
During the Gyou Campaign, he created a "Locust" plan that used Zhao's citizens against them and overpopulated the city during the siege. In addition, he sneaked his spies into the Gyou walls that burned the supplies warehouses to make the civilians revolt against the defenders and open the gates from the inside. The use of this strategy surprised even Ri Boku.
Ou Sen is capable of performing military formations with ease. He was able to create an advanced defensive formation that withstand assaults from three different armies. Other expert strategists like his son, Ou Hon and Zhao General Chou Ga Ryuu couldn't even grasp its mechanism. The only person who was able to decipher was Ri Boku due to his great knowledge of field tactics and observations. He is also shown performing a pincer-like manouver against the charge of powerful martial-based generals.
Origin Tactics: Ou Sen has demonstrated the ability to find the "origin" of the workings of armies on the battlefield. When faced with Earl Rai's "Origin Tactics" he was able to comprehend them after some probing and successfully stalemated it with a direct advance. Once the battlefield became chaotic and unpredictable, he then directed his units in such matters to form a Great Crane Formation with its "Red" version and gain an advantage against Ri Boku.
Terrain Manipulation: Ou Sen has demonstrated impressive terrain manipulation since he was able to direct Heki to use a Wei Di against Kyou En and had captured the important high terrain before the battle.
Perhaps a more impressive example is against the Yan army where he was able to use the mountains to such an extent that the opposing mountain tribesmen were amazed that he was a plain dweller and yet he was able to manipulate Ordo, a renowned mountain battle specialist, into a deadly trap.
In both the Wei Campaign and Battle of Kankoku Pass, he also demonstrated a rare talent for building strong natural fortresses with a penchant for using the high ground. Ren Pa commented that Ou Sen's fort does not possess even a single opening, which makes it extremely hard to conquer.
Weaknesses[]
While Ou Sen can achieve amazing results in complex battlefield scenarios with many factors, his weakness lies in "straight-forward battle". This was exploited by Ri Boku during the Battle of Hango. By sealing off the Hi Shin Unit and Gaku Ka Army who have the capacity of sowing that complexity and placing the powerful Seika Army in a direct clash against Ou Sen, they were able to almost annihilate Ou Sen Army.
Quotes[]
“ | Going up against this man always feel like you're under amazing pressure ... the reason for that is ... every single time this General looks at us, it's as if he doesn't even think of us as his own allies. | ” |
—Heki's thoughts on Ou sen (Chapter 218, Page 20) |
“ | It doesn't matter who dies, to that man it will be nothing more than the loss of a single pawn. If he has lost the left wing's commander, it's simply a matter of replacing it with another pawn. Which is why the center army has so many officers gathered alongside it. | ” |
—Ou Hon to Kan Jou (Chapter 535, Page 12) |
“ | You want me to tell you the one thing that I do know, Ma Ron? I've never given a rat's ass about it, but me an' Ou Sen do go pretty far back - ever since we both served as old Hakurou's deputies. And as far as I know ... that bastard ... never picks a fight that he can't win. | ” |
—Kan Ki to Ma Ron during the invasion of Western Zhao. (Chapter 513, Page 11-12) |
“ | How trite. The years of a kingdom's history have never been something to save a state from annihilation. All it takes is for a state to be helmed by a pack of imbeciles. That alone is more than enough to bring it to its knees. | ” |
—Ou Sen to Ri Boku (Chapter 607, Page 20) |
Etymology[]
- Ou or Wang means "king, ruler, sovereign, monarch" (王)
Trivia[]
- Wikipedia lists Wang Jian (Ou Sen), alongside Lian Po (Ren Pa), Li Mu (Ri Boku), and Bai Qi (Haku Ki), as the four greatest generals of the Warring States period.
- So far Ou Sen's face has never been shown without his helmet.
- While unconfirmed, in Chapter 163 of Vol.16, a soldier with a distinguished mask and helmet is seen in the background. This soldier has been theorized of being Ou Sen by fans and readers.
- Besides Tou, Ou Sen is one of the oldest members of the Six Great Generals' new generation.
- Ou Sen is the second Qin Great General revealed to be a father, besides Mou Bu and a grandfather aside from his late benefactor, Mou Gou.
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Ou Sen Army | |
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Leader: | Ou Sen |
Generals: | Sou'Ou • A Kou † • Ma Kou † • Den Ri Mi † |
Adjudants : | Mou Chi • Shi Ryou • Mou Ryuu † • Gu Nei † |
5000-Man Commanders: | Ka Sou • Shin Shou |
Commanders : | Kei Kyou † • San Shuu • Ryuu Ta • Duke Da Rin † • Shin Kaku Gaku † • Fu Jin † • Dan Sa †? • Ei Gan †? • Ei Ki †? • Nei Ji †? • Chou You †? • Kou Jun †? • Ben Ro †? |
Former Members : | Kan Jou • A Ka Kin • Shou Taku • Kyuu Kou † |
Armies : | A Kou Army (defunct) • Ma Kou Army (defunct) • Den Ri Mi Army (defunct) • Sou'Ou Army |
Situational members : | Heki Army • Kan Ki Army • Yo Tan Wa Army • Hi Shin Unit • Gaku Ka Army • Gyoku Hou Army • Do Mon Army |
References[]
- ↑ Chapter 291 Page 14
- ↑ Chapter 211 Page 11
- ↑ Chapter 305 Page 5
- ↑ Chapter 673 Page 6
- ↑ Chapter 607 Page 3
- ↑ Chapter 201 Page 14