Samurai Warriors 3

December 3, 2009

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Samurai Warriors

Franchises

Dynasty Warriors

Platforms

Wii

Companies

Koei Tecmo Nintendo Nintendo EAD Omega Force

Genres

Hack and slash/Beat 'em up

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subdirectory_arrow_right Samurai Warriors 2 Empires (Game)

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Motonari makes an appearance in Samurai Warriors 2 Empires during a pre-battle event where he gives words of encouragement to his sons Motoharu, Takamoto and Takakage. The latter also becomes a playable character in the forth installment.

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Ujiyasu Hojo made appearances in Samurai Warriors 2: Empires during passive events sequence. In the events, he talks with his two sons Ujimasa and Ujiteru.

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Despite being given unique appearances, Aya and Fukushima Masanori are not playable characters. Their character models can be used for custom characters, but with no stories or unique dialogue.

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subdirectory_arrow_right Samurai Warriors 2 (Game)

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Both Aya and Kai from Samurai Warriors 3 first appeared in Samurai Warriors 2 as bodyguards.

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Despite not appearing in Story Mode, Okuni does appear in the background of Kunoichi's Ending, her face obscured by her parasol.

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Takamaru, from Nintendo's Famicom title Nazo no Murasame-jo (Localized as "The Mysterious Murasame Castle"), was included as a special playable character. The game even includes a Murasame Castle mode, which acts as a retelling of Nazo no Murasame-jo's events.

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