Quem Do Cl Shimura?
Danzō Shimura (志村ダンゾウ, Shimura Danzō) reputado como A Escuridão dos Shinobi (忍の闇, Shinobi no Yami) — devido ao que foi muitas vezes visto das suas visões militantes e arcaicas sobre o papel de um shinobi — era um shinobi anti-heróico do clã Shimura e um ancião de Konohagakure.
Qual o Doujutsu do clã Shimura?
Seus membros fornecem a vila serviços especializados em caçadas e assassinatos, sendo a maioria Oinins. - São dominantes no Futon no Jutsu, suas técnicas neste elemento são mais fortes que outros usuários do mesmo elemento. - Todos possuem um grande senso de responsabilidade sobre ser um ninja.
As their time sharing the same consciousness continues, Tomura has shown to have entered a state of identity crisis, being unsure on whether he's actually Tomura Shigaraki, All For One, or even Tenko Shimura. This is shown to be a result of Tomura and All For One's wills merging together, with the elder Shigaraki summarising that they will combine to become a new evil entity altogether, with Tomura's hatred accelerating the process. Despite this, Tomura still continues to fight his former master's control, unwilling to let this happen.
Informações do Clã
If Jin instead spares his uncle's life, he tells him that while he has no honor, he will never kill his family. Shimura warns his nephew that "the Ghost will be hunted for the rest of his days." Accepting his fate and new identity, Jin puts on his Ghost mask and departs as Shimura watches.
Tsunade Senju foi a quinta Hokage da Vila da Folha, e portanto, o clã é até o momento, o que mais assumiu o cargo mais importante de Konoha. Apesar de só ter aparecido pela primeira vez nos arcos finais de Naruto Shippuden, o clã Otsutsuki é com certeza o mais importante de todos eles.
First Appearance
Despite Shimura's underhanded behavior, his knowledge and skill with warfare cannot be understated. When not with Jin or under the surveillance of the Shogun's bannermen, he uses remarkably deceptive tactics to destroy Mongols and bandits alike. According to peasant dialogue, he spread a rumor causing a bandit clan to raid a Mongol camp for supplies, thereby getting rid of both factions in the process without any samurai bloodshed. His expert knowledge of the terrain of Tsushima allowed him to lure a band of Mongols to a cliff in Yarikawa where he ambushed them from behind even though he was outnumbered. While he is skeptical of using new weapons, he accepts Jin's usage of hwachas and doesn't hinder his use of them in battle. When he is being observed by the Shogun's bannermen, he settled into a rigid adherence of the samurai code, with his strategy essentially being the same as Komoda Beach, seemingly oblivious of the odds. Even in the face of heavy casualties, Shimura refuses to consider tactics that would compromise his standing with the Shogun. Ultimately, he comes off as prioritizing his prestige and reputation over the lives of his people, which was one of the biggest factors in his falling out with Jin.
Due to the accumulating damages he received by the Heroes while under the effects of Erasure and the result of the Quirk Singularity, Tomura's body morphs itself into an absolute defense form, which is a much larger and bulkier tone, with swollen fingers and hands covering his torso and legs. His left arm is also much larger than before, the tips of his fingers and thumb taking on the appearance of his deceased family's heads. Hands have also grown out from the back of his head and neck, clinging to his face and covering his mouth.
Qual é o clã do danzo?
Despite that, Tomura affirms that he and Tenko both have the same goal upon reclaiming his body from All For One: the destruction of hero society. "Tenko" was representative of his origin that he implanted deep within All For One's vestige as a means of winning back control of himself and the All For One Quirk. He also reveals at this time that he has no need for One For All, and that his previous obsession with stealing it was just a forced extension of his master's will. Even if a part of him is still in pain, Tomura sees the rest of the world as no different from the abusive house he grew up in and will stop at nothing to eradicate everything associated with it, claiming that this will be the only thing that will grant him salvation.
Post-game dialogue will vary depending on Jin's choice. If Jin spares Lord Shimura's life, peasants commend the Ghost as "a true hero." We also find out that Lord Shimura made it back to Castle Shimura after the duel, where he collapsed at the gate and was brought inside unconscious. Typically when someone fights "the Ghost" and the Ghost elects to spare your life, you'll be left with an everlasting scar. We can safely assume Shimura's near fatal abdomen wound will likely scar in kind. If Jin chooses to kill Lord Shimura, we find out that Clan Oga has claimed the Mongols have killed the Jito, rather than the Ghost, but the peasants have trouble believing it. It is unclear why Clan Oga would give this explanation to the people, whether it be to stop an uprising or to cover up the fact it was a death wish all along. Also, in Yarikawa, Lord Shimura hired samurais to collect the Ghost's head.
When in his civilian outfit, he always wears plain red sneakers that are similar to Izuku's, along with black pants which expose his ankles, and a matching long-sleeved v-neck shirt. He also wears a plain black jacket over the top with the hood pulled low over his face to hide his identity, and carries one of his disembodied hands in his pocket.
Biographical Information
Shimura cared deeply for Jin, serving as a father and mentor figure in the absence of Kazumasa and Chiyoko, later going so far as to offer Jin adoption into the Shimura clan as his son. Shimura's former wife, sons, and the rest of his family had been taken from him one by one, so Jin served as an enormous consolation to his loneliness and isolation. The greatest virtues that Shimura taught Jin were the importance of kindness and respect, even to enemies in a samurai's life, not just bravery and loyalty. One can argue his parental love centered on the dream that Jin could had been his ideal successor. Shimura was willing to look past or ignore Jin's defiance to the Samurai code when it bode no consequence, but as Jin's "crime" became undeniable with the Shogun's force standing witness, and Jin himself unbending in his ways, Shimura imprisons Jin and later even accepts the Shogun's order to execute him personally. The irony is that it would have been better for Shimura to have taught Jin absolute obedience instead of kindness and compassion, or else none of this would have happened. In the end, for Shimura, the cost of breaking his oath to the Shogun and dishonoring his whole ancestry was worse than killing his adopted son with his own hands, but it clearly devastates his conscience. The choice of a duel without witnesses to carry out the shogun's order is unusual, considering the high chance for failure, but Shimura likely saw this as the only way to give Jin an honorable death.
Later that night, Shimura entered the Castle to find the Mongol forces poisoned by Jin. Shimura is outraged that Jin disobeyed him and used dishonorable tactics against the enemy, but Jin contests that Shimura's strict adhesion to Samurai honor code cannot save their people. Knowing that the Shogun will want someone executed as punishment, Shimura asked Jin to blame Yuna as a scapegoat, even using the form of approval for Jin's adoption, but Jin refused, accepting his new role as the Ghost. Shimura had Jin put in a cell to be shipped to mainland Japan and taken to the Shogun for his crimes, although Jin later escaped to continue fighting the Mongols.
Fan Feed
Shimura developed methods of war and leadership contrary to his immaculate public image, making him a hypocrite. While Shimura outwardly obeyed the rules of the shogun, he often did things his own way in order to maintain power. He insists that samurai must serve as an example of honor and courage for the commoners but maintains a condescending attitude to his people and soldiers who are merely servants of his will. Shimura sees mercy as a means to an end and will use people to get the job done while keeping his hands clean. This is why he feels comfortable maintaining relations with the inferior and indebted smuggler Goro, and yet frowns upon Jin's closer ties to the thief Yuna, who ultimately influences Jin's perspective on warfare. Shimura insists on samurai controlling their emotions, yet he struggles with anger at criticism, shown when he slaps Jin after being called out for sacrificing the Yarikawa soldiers during the siege of Castle Shimura. He was also willing to lie to protect his interests, which was proven when he tried to persuade Jin to frame Yuna for the poisoning at Castle Shimura, though he was doing it save his nephew from execution.
Tomura is a slim man with pale skin, tinged yellow teeth, and a great deal of wrinkles around his eyes. His lips are chapped and uneven, a small mole on the right underneath, with visible scars on his right eye and under his lip. He has messy, grayish-blue hair of varying lengths, the longest clumps reaching to about his shoulders, left hanging over his face in uneven waves. His eyes and mouth are normally obscured, but when visible, they are usually stretched wide in a rather maniacal manner, their bright red irises very small.
Membros Conhecidos
As a result, All For One's vestige seized control of his body and tried to merge the two of them into a new being. Eventually, Tomura was able to thwart his master's attempt at usurping his body and soul, reclaiming autonomy and declaring himself Izuku Midoriya's archenemy.
Shimura was eventually rescued by his nephew Jin Sakai and other allies, who then recaptured Castle Kaneda from Mongol hands. After they reclaimed the Castle from the remaining Mongols, Shimura had Jin contact a smuggler to deliver a message requesting reinforcements to the mainland as the island is surrounded by Mongol ships. After the smuggler successfully escaped the Mongol ships, Shimura revealed to Jin that he also put in a request to officially adopt Jin as his own son, making him heir to Clan Shimura.
Portrayal
Shimura's sister would eventually be married to Kazumasa Sakai of Clan Sakai. Shimura and Kazumasa, alongside Adachi were all presumed to be very close. However, years later Kazumasa fell in battle during the pacification of iki. Shimura attended the ceremonial funeral for Kazumasa and approached a mourning Jin. Feeling for Jin's loss of both his parents, Shimura took Jin under his wing as a ward of his clan, training Jin how to fight and taught him their code of Honor as he grew up.
Each pair of these hands originally belonged to an individual killed by Tomura during the time his Quirk first manifested: the one on his neck is his mother's; on his arms, his grandfather's; on his forearms, his grandmother's; on his wrists, his sister's; and the ones on his chest and shoulders are from two unnamed street punks he killed.
Fan Feed
After All For One's arrest, Tomura's hair has grown longer, and he adopts a hooded leather coat that he wears over his costume. He also added two additional red cords to connect the hands on his shoulders to the hands on his chest. During his fight with Re-Destro, Tomura's left hand was crushed, leaving only his ring and pinky fingers. After the Revival Celebration, Tomura wore a formal suit underneath a red coat with a fur collar similar to Overhaul's, and a temporary leg brace. His right arm and hand were bandaged after having unleashed the destructive true strength of his Decay Quirk, and he wore an orange brace (black in the anime) fitted with prosthetic fingers for his left hand. After his Quirk awakened, his hair has also changed color once again, from light blue to pure white.
Despite his paradoxical traits, Shimura shows unexpected wisdom that stretches beyond his devotion of the Samurai Code. While brought up in an impractical system, he has a practical mind able to foresee events and what is more important in the long run. When Jin infiltrated Castle Shimura to plant his message, Lord Shimura's conversation with another commander suggests that the Shogun was putting pressure on the jito to get rid of the "Ghost" as soon as possible, which Shimura refuses to heed in favor of fighting off the Mongols first. Shimura is also the only person in the entire story to rightly predict the unwanted and irreversible consequences of embracing the "Ghost" and openly opposing tradition, as evidently, the common folk of Japan had begun to use poison against each other for their own selfish ends after the invasion, and there's even a "Ghost's Army" acting outside of Jin's control which he is not even aware of.