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Though most likely he's one to Haohmaru, as their personalities and motivations are pretty one-to-one.

Both are balanced Japanese fighters whose only goal is to find the greatest challenge in battle.

He could also be considered one to Ryu.

Also could be considered based on Miyamoto Musashi, who was played by Toshiro Mifune, so.

Modeled on Toshiro Mifune, who played iconic Samurai roles in the Akira Kurosawa films Rashomon, Throne of Blood, and Seven Samurai.

Unless he sees value in allowing them to live, in which case he'll simply let them go and tell them to remember his name.

Duel to the Death: Most challenges are this for both Mitsurugi and his opponent.

He does wield either Soul Edge or Soul Calibur alongside his katana in his ending in III, depending on if the player is successful in the quicktime event. There is artwork of him in SE wielding two katana, but he only fights with one through the whole series. Mitsurugi's response? A punch to the gut that crumpled her and won the duel for him.

Combat Pragmatist: Setsuka managed to shatter his blade during a duel between the events of IV and V.

He leaves this life so he could fight Algol.

Call to Agriculture: In V, when most samurai were running out of business.

Mitsurugi: Your sword skills.now I remember. At first, he doesn't remember killing Setsuka's master in III, which is what drives her entire story.

But for Me, It Was Tuesday: A non-villainous version, yet still subverted.

The advent of firearms concerns him, as he's worried that skilled swordsmen like him will no longer be needed.

Blood Knight: So much that he gave up his life of a farmer in V just so he could fight Algol.

Also has this pose in earlier games when you check out his profile.

Also, see his official artwork in IV above. Blade Across The Shoulder: One of his victory poses has him waving his sword across his shoulder, and looking down on his opponent.In the 17-year time gap between IV and V, he gave up fighting because anything less than a god-king just wasn't enough of a challenge anymore.

In III, it is noted that he defeated several enemies of the Murakami navy with his sword and was a key part of their victory. He is consistently a powerful fighter who is noted to have a great fighting prowess in-universe. He's made up for this by being so skilled that entire armies of normal men, including ones with guns, can't beat him, and he's considered a worthy adversary to blatantly supernatural fighters like Nightmare, Olcadan (who killed a god's messenger), and even Algol, a man so badass Soul Edge has no power over him. The katana he uses is perfectly ordinary metal. Badass Normal: Mitsurugi, so far as we can tell, has no special powers and no connection to either spirit sword.Badass Long Robe: Some iterations of him sport them.Badass Boast: "You will be a stain on my sword." Another notable one is "Not even the king of hell could stand against my blade." And these aren't his most badass boasts.Awesomeness by Analysis: During his training after his defeat against the rifle, Mitsurugi sought to fight as many varied fighting styles as he could so he could implement their fighting tactics into his own style.He still gets bones thrown at him every once in a while, however, such as fighting Physical God Algol to a standstill, fighting Darth Vader in the crossover trailer for IV, and being prominently featured in the first trailers for VI. After Soulcalibur II, he's basically only fighting because he's seeking a challenge, which has virtually no impact on the main story. The Artifact: Mitsurugi was arguably the main character of the first game, even though he was not the one to defeat Cervantes by III, he is almost completely irrelevant to the plot, mostly serving as the motivator of Setsuka's Standalone Episode.He's not pompous, he just knows how strong he is and doesn't mince words. Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy: More confident and blunt than outright arrogant, but he comes off thi way in many of his pre- and post-battle comments, most of which are unabashedly braggadocious, impatient, or dismissive.In the input ending, Mitsurugi kills the man and frees the woman. Either way, he comes into town looking for people to fight, but sees a man grabbing a woman and holding a knife. Always Save the Girl: His input ending in III.

He can also switch styles between holding his sword at his shoulders, or using Iaido (only the shoulder stance remains in 5, however). Many of his attacks can also track the opponent's movements, making him difficult to guard against effectively at times. His katana strikes have great range, speed, and priority. Mitsurugi is usually the Ryu of the games a well-balanced character with no glaring strengths or weaknesses.