In Shura's case of defeating Kotaro however, does not have any special dialog and proceeds the same as if any other unit (besides Saizo) kills him. Kotaro will mock and taunt Shura, saying his people didn't stand a chance against him and and shows no remorse for killing his people and attempts to kill off the last remainer of Kohga, but is killed in battle instead. If Shura is deployed to fight Kotaro, Shura will attempt to get his vengeance on the Mokushujin daiymo for his fallen people. Like in Birthright and Revelation, if Saizo performs the killing blow on Kotaro, he will state that his father has been avenged.
He then summons a large group of Mokushujin to kill them, but they fail and he is eventually killed in battle. He is surprised that a Nohrian noble would want to fight a honest war, and decides to kill them all in a "tragic accident" so that he can continue to do what he pleases.
Corrin then asks Kotaro if he had taken her hostage, to which he confesses after much pressure. Saizo tells Corrin that Kotaro had captured a ninja called Kagero and is using her as leverage to intimidate the Hoshidans, preventing them from attacking. Kotaro claims that his kingdom is peaceful and that they are always unable to fend off the increasing Hoshidan attacks.Īfter the Nohrian army clears the nearby area of Hoshidan troops, Kotaro is surprised to see Saizo and praises Corrin's skill for capturing him. He leads Corrin into a secret area to allow the Nohrian army to invade Hoshido, and then proceeds to put up an innocent facade by claiming that Hoshido has consistently attacked them for having relations with Nohr. Kotaro appears in Chapter 17, aligned with Nohr. Even with his death, the Mokushujin still fought against Hoshido, though it can be presumed the fighting was over once the war ended. Seeking vengeance for his father's death, Saizo will express satisfaction should he be permitted to land the finishing blow on Kotaro.ĭespite his best efforts, he is eventually killed in battle. If Kotaro is encountered by Saizo, it is then revealed that Kotaro had betrayed his father prior to the events of Fates, and killed him when the former Saizo tried calling him out on his treacherous ways. Kotaro reveals that he has allied with Nohr and fights the Hoshidans. Sometime after the war started, Kagero, one of Ryoma's retainers, traveled into Mokushu, believing that it was neutral in the war, only to be captured by Kotaro's men. Kotaro appears in Chapter 10 leading an army of Mokushujin ninjas against Corrin. Once the agreement was signed, Kotaro ordered for any Hoshidan that passed through Mokushu to be apprehended while maintaining a guise of neutrality to avoid suspicion. Driven by the thought of more power, Kotaro eagerly accepted the offer, and joined Nohr in fighting Hoshido. Kotaro was behind both the fall of Kohga, Shura's homeland, and the death of Saizo and Kaze's father, Saizo the Fourth, whom he killed when the former Saizo directly called him out on his ambitions.Īfter the outbreak of hostilities between Nohr and Hoshido, King Garon promised Kotaro a large portion of Hoshidan territory once Nohr emerged victorious, provided that Mokushu allied with Nohr. Kotaro is the daimyo of the kingdom of Mokushu, and his greatest ambition is to usurp power for his nation. 3.1.3 Revelation Chapter 11 - Mutual Enemies.3.1.2 Conquest Chapter 17 - Den of Betrayal.3.1.1 Birthright Chapter 10 - Ninja Village.
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