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Most of the characters in Infinite Blade Pavilion are original and non-existent in the Touhou Project. The following three are, however, officially part of the Touhou Project and are playable characters in Infinite Blade Pavilion. The rest below are original characters.
破魔矢の如き巫女 Exorcising Arrow-like Shrine Maiden Reimu Hakurei
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矛盾と戦う魔法使い Contradiction-Fighting Magician Marisa Kirisame
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活人剣の庭師 Gardener of the Life-Saving Sword Youmu Konpaku
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Ariwara no Miyabiko
Ariwara no Miyabiko | |
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Ariwara no Miyabiko in Infinite Blade Pavilion The Poetry Immortal Singing of Autumn LeavesMore Character Titles | |
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Reciting waka |
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古の六歌仙 ~Love letter from ? |
Ariwara no Miyabiko (在原 雅子) is the stage 1 midboss and boss.
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Ariwara no Miyabiko is based off of Ariwara no Narihira, one of the six poetry immortals.
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静流「千早ぶる竜田川」 | Quiet Stream "Ferocious Tatsuta River" [1] | IBP | St. 1: E/N | |||
激流「荒ぶる竜田川」 | Rapid Stream "Raging Tatsuta River" [2] | IBP | St. 1: H | |||
超流「バリアブル竜田川」 | Super Stream "Variable Tatsuta River" [2] | IBP | St. 1: L | |||
鬼奏「青葉の笛の音」 | Oni Performance "Sound of the Green-Leaf Flute" [3] | IBP | St. 1: E/N | |||
鬼神楽「鬼神の嘆き笛の音」 | Oni Kagura "The Kishin's Lamentations and the Sound of the Flute" [3] | IBP | St. 1: H | |||
鬼葬「荒倉山のレクイエム」 | Oni Burial "Mt. Arakura Requiem" [3] | IBP | St. 1: L | |||
神代「メェプルシュトローム」 | Gods' Era "Maple-strom" [4] | IBP | St. 1: E/N | |||
神代「カーマインデリュージュ」 | Gods' Era "Carmine Deluge" | IBP | St. 1: H | |||
神代「カーディナルフルメン」 | Gods' Era "Cardinal Fulmen" [5] | IBP | St. 1: L | |||
春心「桜無き世」 | Spring Heart "World Without Sakura" [6] | IBP | St. 1: E/N | |||
呪歌「桜散り、老いの来る道」 | Curse Poem "Fluttering Sakura, and the Road of Old Age's Approach" [7] | IBP | St. 1: H | |||
浮世「咲くも花なら散るも花」 | Floating World "If Flowers are to Bloom, So Too are They to Wither" | IBP | St. 1: L |
Official Profiles
○1面中ボス&ボス もみぢ葉歌う六歌仙 在原 雅子(ありわらの みやびこ) |
Stage 1 Midboss and Boss - The Poetry Immortal Singing of Autumn Leaves Ariwara no Miyabiko |
Ren & Ten Hitotachi
Ren Hitotachi & Ten Hitotachi | |
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Ren (left) and Ten (right) Hitotachi in Infinite Blade Pavilion Gale SlashersMore Character Titles | |
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Youkai (kamaitachi) |
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Causing whirlwinds |
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不吹堂の飛威綱 |
Ren Hitotachi (一太刀 鎌) and Ten Hitotachi (一太刀 鼬) are the stage 2 bosses. Ren also appears as the stage 2 midboss.
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烈風「目眩風」 | Fierce Wind "Dizzying Wind" | IBP | St. 2: E/N | |||
旋風「無頼の風切り刃」 | Whirlwind "Scoundrel's Wind-Slicing Blade" | IBP | St. 2: H | |||
疾風「ワイルドワールウインド」 | Swift Wind "Wild Whirlwind" | IBP | St. 2: L | |||
鎌風「辻斬りサイクロン」 | Scythe Wind "Tsujigiri Cyclone" | IBP | St. 2: E/N | |||
颶風「辻斬りテンペスト」 | Swirling Wind "Tsujigiri Tempest" | IBP | St. 2: H | |||
衝風「カデギダソニックブーム」 | Blast of Wind "Kataigida Sonic Boom" [8] | IBP | St. 2: L | |||
凶風「変異抜刀かまい太刀」 | Perilous Wind "Apparition's Quick-Draw: Kamai-dachi" [9] [10] | IBP | St. 2: E/N | |||
四凶「窮奇のデスサイズ」 | Four Perils "Qiongqi's Death Scythe" [11] [12] | IBP | St. 2: H | |||
死凶「窮奇のデスサイズ地獄変」 | Deadly Peril "Qiongqi's Death Scythe Hell Screen" [11] [12] [13] | IBP | St. 2: L | |||
「八乙女オロシ」 | "Yaotome Mountain Gale" [14] | IBP | St. 2: E/N | |||
「八ヶ岳オロシ」 | "Yatsugatake Mountain Gale" | IBP | St. 2: H | |||
「地獄のヤマミサキ」 | "Hell's Yama-misaki" | IBP | St. 2: L |
Official Profiles
○2面中ボス&ボス 疾風の通り魔 一太刀 鎌 & 一太刀 鼬(ひとたち れん & ひとたち てん) |
Stage 2 Midboss and Boss - Gale Slashers Ren Hitotachi & Ten Hitotachi |
Snow Cordie
スノウコーディア
Snow Cordie | |
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Snow Cordie in Infinite Blade Pavilion Cherry Blossom Stone FairyMore Character Titles | |
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Making stones shine |
Snow Cordie (スノウコーディア) is the stage 3 midboss.
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"Cordie" is derived from cordierite, specifically a pseudomorph known as cerasite. Cerasite appears in attractive, petal-shaped crystals, earning it the name sakuraishi (桜石), or "cherry blossom stone".
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○3面中ボス 桜石の妖精 スノウコーディア |
Stage 3 Midboss - Cerasite Fairy Snow Cordie |
Sekito Umakakeba
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Sekito Umakakeba in Infinite Blade Pavilion Former Hell's Great Tormenting DemonMore Character Titles | |
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Oni (mezu-oni) |
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Running 1000 li in a day |
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影絶つ速さのサラブレッド |
Sekito Umakakeba (馬駈場 せきと) is the stage 3 boss.
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疾走「バーニングランニング」 | Swift Dash "Burning Running" | IBP | St. 3: E/N | |||
激走「ブレイジングランニング」 | Fierce Dash "Blazing Running" | IBP | St. 3: H | |||
焔走「プロミネンスランニング」 | Flaming Dash "Prominence Running" | IBP | St. 3: L | |||
鬼符「地獄草紙」 | Oni Sign "Hell Scroll" [18] | IBP | St. 3: E/N | |||
鬼符「奈落の地獄草紙」 | Oni Sign "Naraka's Hell Scroll" [19] | IBP | St. 3: H | |||
鬼符「焔甌」 | Oni Sign "Homura-Hotogi" [20] | IBP | St. 3: L | |||
逆剥「アメノフチコマ」 | Back-Skinning "Ame no Fuchikoma" [21] [22] | IBP | St. 3: E/N | |||
一角「逆ギレユニコーン」 | Single Horn "Snap-Back Unicorn" [23] | IBP | St. 3: H | |||
神馬「逆切れスレイプニル」 | Divine Horse "Slice-Back Sleipnir" [23] | IBP | St. 3: L | |||
「赤兎馬無双」 | "Unrivaled Red Hare" | IBP | St. 3: E/N | |||
雲長「関帝無双」 | Yunchang "Unrivaled Guan Di" [24] | IBP | St. 3: H | |||
奉先「天下無双の呂旗」 | Fengxian "Flag of Lü, Unrivaled Under Heaven" [25] | IBP | St. 3: L |
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Official Profiles
○3面ボス 旧地獄の大獄卒 馬駈場 せきと(うまかけば せきと) |
Stage 3 Boss - Former Hell's Great Tormenting Demon Sekito Umakakeba |
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- ↑ A reference to a famous poem by Ariwara no Narihira about autumn leaves on the Tatsuta River in Ikaruga, the sight of which was unknown even to the "ferocious" (千早ぶる / 'chihayaburu') gods of old.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 荒ぶる (araburu, ferocious/raging/etc.) and バリアブル (bariaburu, "variable"): puns on "chihayaburu" from the previous version.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 A reference to the kagura play Aoba no fue (青葉の笛 / lit. "green flute" or "green-leaf flute"), in which Ariwara no Narihira vanquishes an oni on Mt. Arakura (荒倉山) and steals the titular flute from him.
- ↑ Another reference to Ariwara's poem about Tatsuta River (see above). Pun on "maple" and "maelstrom".
- ↑ Fulmen: Latin for lightning
- ↑ A reference to a poem by Ariwara no Narihira ("世の中にたえて桜のなかりせば 春の心はのどけからまし"). The poem ponders whether people's hearts in spring would be lighter if cherry blossoms, which are beautiful but fleeting, didn't exist.
- ↑ A reference to a poem by Ariwara no Narihira ("桜の花よ曇るばかりに散れ、老いが来るという道が見えなくなるように"), entreating the falling cherry petals to obscure the "road" upon which old age steadily approached him.
- ↑ 'Kataigida': Greek for 'thunderstorm'
- ↑ 変異抜刀 (hen'i battou, lit. "apparition's quick-draw"): a pun on 変移抜刀霞斬り(hen'i battou kasumi-giri, lit. "changing-motion quick-draw: Mist Cutter"), a sword technique used by the protagonist of the series Kamuiden. The user makes subtle back-and-forth movements as they approach with their hands hidden, making it difficult to predict where their blade will strike from.
- ↑ Kamai-dachi: a pun on "kamaitachi" and "tachi".
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 Qiongqi (窮奇) is one of the "Four Perils" or "Four Evils" (四凶) in Chinese mythology, taking the form of a giant, tiger-like flying beast.
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 "Death Scythe": potentially a reference to the XXG-01D Gundam Deathscythe.
- ↑ "Hell Screen" (地獄変 / jigokuhen, "painting of Hell", "screen depicting Hell", etc.): a reference to Akutagawa Ryuunosuke's short story of the same name, and to the artwork of Hell that the story was named after.
- ↑ Mt. Yaotome (八乙女山): a mountain located in Nanto, Toyama.
- ↑ A reference to the "stone cherries" depicted in Wild and Horned Hermit chapter 28, which Snow Cordie is a fairy embodiment of.
- ↑ A reference to the Pokémon Mega Diancie, and its signature move Diamond Storm.
- ↑ "Kongouseki" (金剛石): Japanese term for diamond. Likely a reference to the Stand "Crazy Diamond" and the technique "Emerald Splash" from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Also possibly a reference to the character Master Kongou from Land of the Lustrous, who can fire shards of artificial diamond in a similar manner to the Emerald Splash.
- ↑ A reference to the "Hell Scroll" (地獄草紙) held at Nara National Museum, which contains a depiction of Mezu, the horse-headed oni that Sekito is based on.
- ↑ Pun on "Nara" and "Naraka".
- ↑ "Homura-hotogi" (焔甌, lit. 'flame pot'): the name of a move used by Iori Yagami in the King of Fighters video game series.
- ↑ 逆剥 (sakahagi, lit. "back tearing") is one of the Heavenly Sins (天津罪 / amatsutsumi) in Shinto, referring to the practice of skinning a horse starting from its hindquarters. "Sakahagi" (逆剥ぎ) is also the name of a move used by Iori Yagami in the King of Fighters video game series.
- ↑ "Ame no Fuchikoma": the name of the horse that Susanoo flayed and threw at Amaterasu in Japanese mythology, prompting Amaterasu to hide in Ama no Iwato.
- ↑ 23.0 23.1 逆ギレ (gyaku-gire, lit. "reverse cut"/"reverse slice"): the act of snapping back angrily at someone who's angry with you already.
- ↑ 雲長 (Yunchang): the courtesy name of Guan Yu. 関帝 (Guan Di / "emperor Guan"): another of Guan Yu's titles.
- ↑ 奉先 (Fengxian): the courtesy name of Lü Bu.