Hey Lynn, sorry to bother but does anyone know how old the SLBP lords are?
It’s all speculation & pulling clues from routes to try to map out ages. None of their ages are directly stated, I think to make it easier to self insert & play around with the suitors ages to your liking in your imagination.
((None of what is stated below is based on their historical age differences. This is only what I’ve inferred from playing SLBP.))
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According to Saizo’s route, MC is at least 20 (or early 20s). She explains an event that happened to her when she was around 5 years old & later in the route it is said that event happened over 15 years ago. Shingen has said in a few event stories that MC & Yukimura are close in age, so she may be closer to mid-20s.
Saizo & Yukimura are 4 years apart; Saizo is 4 years older. They met when Yukimura was 10 & Saizo was 14. In an event story, Yukimura said they have known each other for 16 years. That puts Yukimura at 26yo & Saizo at 30yo.
It is said several times that Masamune & Yukimura are the same age. Masamune is 26yo.
Shigezane is a few months-one year younger than Masamune. Shigezane is 25yo.
Shigezane teased MC in route by saying if Kojuro had been her father, he would have been a teenage dad, implying Kojuro is at least 13 years older than MC. Kojuro is likely in his mid-30s.
I don’t remember if it was an event story or an MS, but I read that Inuchiyo is 6-7 years older than MC (she said she was about 7 when they met, Inuchiyo was around 13), putting him around 26-27 years old.
Mitsunari is said to be younger than MC. He is the only one expressed as being younger than her. This likely puts him at 19 or very early 20s.
In an event story, MC was told it will be good for Ieyasu to have someone his own age around him. He’s the second youngest suitor, in very early 20s most likely.
Shingen & Kenshin are the oldest, but no hints as to a range is given that I recall. I just imagine late 30s for Kenshin, early-mid 40s for Shingen.
All we really know about Mitsuhide is that he’s older than Nobunaga. There was an event story where he was briefly worried about his age, so I assume once these men hit 30 they all start seeing themselves as “old.” My best guess is Mitsuhide is in his late 20s or early 30s, I’m leaning more toward early 30s for him.
Hideyoshi is depicted as being older than Inuchiyo, as for how much, I never read a mention of specifics in the game, but I assume it isn’t more than a year or two at most.
I don’t recall reading any specific hints regarding Nobunaga’s age, but I know he’s younger than Mitsuhide & likely older than Hideyoshi, which probably puts him around 28-29yo.
TL;DR
Mitsunari ~19-20
MC/Ieyasu early 20s
Shigezane 25
Masamune/Yukimura 26
Inuchiyo 26-27
Hideyoshi 27-28
Nobunaga 28-29
Saizo 30
Mitsuhide 31-33
Kojuro 33-35
Kenshin late 30s
Shingen early 40s - ?
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I haven't done Saizo or any Tsuki Routes...but...Just asking, who do you think will win in a ninja duel? Hanzo Masanari or Saizo? Because from what I read so far, Hanzo is also a good ninja.
OMG @aedysa, thank you so much for this entertaining ask!! 😂I haven’t done Saizo’s route yet, but let me try to answer to the best of my abilities! :) First off, we have to consider the environment: Saizo is weak to rain, so in the case of bad weather, Hanzo is going to win, hands down.
But let’s assume it’s a sunny day (or a clear night), and our ninjas can’t bring allies, because that would get complicated. You’re right that both Saizo and Hanzo are considered excellent ninjas. We all know about Saizo’s skills, and Hanzo didn’t stay alive as future chief of his village by sitting pretty. That said, much as I hate to say it, I suspect Saizo would have a slight edge in a direct face-off. Here’s why:
Skillset: Hanzo’s a great fighter, yes, but if leveling up your ninja skills works the way it does in video games, Hanzo’s “wasted” a good fraction of his skill points on the charisma/seduction tech tree. Meanwhile, Saizo seems to have gone all in on fighting. People skills won’t help you in a ninja duel, probably (unless Hanzo plans to seduce Saizo?!?! I’d definitely buy that story, lmao).
Experience: Hanzo spends his days plotting/doing snakey things, trolling people, and helping Sakai grow strawberries. Meanwhile, when Saizo isn’t sleeping, he’s either actively training or going on the most dangerous ninja missions. I’m not saying Hanzo’s rusty (far from it), but Saizo’s ninja skills are going to be razor sharp in comparison. Also the one time Hanzo was sent on a mission with Saizo (street fair story), Hanzo made Saizo do all the killing, which seems to corroborate my theory.
Weapons: Hanzo uses throwing needles and something that looks like a claw. Saizo uses a vicious blade (sometimes two). Both of them use throwing knives. Anyways, throwing weapons are a finite resource, so let’s talk about close combat. Blades are longer than claws, so I assume they have a slightly wider range. Also, assuming you have the strength to handle a blade, which Saizo obviously has, if you move your arm at the same speed, a longer weapon (blade) will move faster than a shorter one (claw), which also seems like a good thing, giving Saizo the overall slight advantage.
Hair: Hanzo’s luscious locks, aka one of his greatest assets, would also prove to be his greatest downfall. He might be able to fight skillfully without his beautiful, silky hair getting in the way against most opponents, but hair isn’t something Saizo has to even think about when fighting. Point to Saizo for practicality.
Clothes: Similarly, Hanzo’s clothes are very pretty, but a lot bulkier than Saizo’s super hot skin-tight ninja outfit. This puts Saizo at a huge advantage in terms of speed and maneuverability! That said, Hanzo can hide more throwing knives on his person with that outfit, so I suppose in a long-term ranged duel, he’d be all right…
To recap, imho Saizo is more likely to win in a ninja face-off against Hanzo (happy to field counter-arguments!). But if you like Hanzo as much as I do, there’s no need to fret! Don’t forget that Hanzo is a slippery snake who, like Saizo, seems to have magic ninja vanishing abilities. So when the situation is no longer in his favor, he’ll be able to gtfo. And maybe that’s why we don’t hear about the Iga ninjas fighting each other all that often. ^_^
Hope that answered your question! :) Anyone reading this: feel free to send more fun asks my way, lmao. The box is always open!!
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