He is supposed to have said, "The enemy is at Honno-ji!" on the 21st of June, and then he and his arm attacked Honno-ji, setting it on fire. However, in 1582, Mitsuhide was supposed to assist Hideyoshi in marching west against the Mori clan, but ignored his orders and instead amassed an army of 13,000 soldiers, heading for Honno-ji, where Nobunaga was.
He was the first of Nobunaga's subordinates to receive a castle, and was heavily trusted by him. Mitsuhide was a powerful and influential general and, for some time, retainer to Nobunaga in the late 16th century.
He is kind to you, but all kinds of rumors fly about him, and word in Azuchi is that Mitsuhide puts the women who fall for him through "hell itself".ĭespite his obvious dishonesty, you remain eager to figure him out, and do not stop being as honest and genuine towards him as he is teasing and dishonest to you. Mitsuhide would not answer this question.Īfter your arrival in Azuchi, two things become clear about Mitsuhide: he is so good at reading people, he seems to read your mind and, despite many efforts, nobody (not even his own allies) seem capable of figuring him out. He later arrived after Mitsunari and shortly before Hideyoshi, and was questioned by the latter about his whereabouts, since he had not been told that Mitsuhide was in Kyoto at the time. She saves Nobunaga from an attack that, in her timeline, was orchestrated by Mitsuhide, but it was not him when she arrived in the Sengoku Era. Mitsuhide is the third warlord encountered by the heroine. He'll also help the heroine in various routes, and will sometimes help assist her with matters relating to her chosen warlord. He's also a tease and thoroughly enjoys teasing both the warlords and the heroine, but underneath, he truly cares for them all. However, he's shown himself to be completely loyal to him and simply eccentric in his ways. It's implied that he's disloyal toward Nobunaga. He's repeatedly referred to as being similar to a snake, and is called one by several of the warlords, as well as the heroine.
Mitsuhide is outwardly extremely suspicious, unworthy of trust and seemingly malicious toward others. He's often seen with a smile, although it's described as being sharp and thin. He has white hair which appears grey when shadowed, and has "piercing" golden eyes. Mitsuhide is often seen wearing his uniform, consisting of blue, teal, gold and white accents.
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