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| − | + | {{nihongo|'''Takeshi Onimaru'''|鬼丸 猛|Onimaru Takeshi}} is the main antagonist in [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s second series ''[[Yaiba]]'' and a character that was made [[canon]] in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[manga]] and [[anime]]. | |
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[[File:EP917-Onimaru.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Ran and Onimaru.]] | [[File:EP917-Onimaru.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Ran and Onimaru.]] | ||
In contrast to his prior demonic characterization, in the manga canon Takeshi Onimaru appears as an honorable, polite, and serious young man, albeit frightfully massive and skilled at Kendo. He apologizes to [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] when she runs headlong into his hard chest protector and winds up on the floor. He does not help her up though, and seems more concerned with refusing an honorary citizenship, which [[Momiji Ooka|Momiji]] set up for him so he would leave the tournament so [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]] could win, he feels he does not deserve due to his a perceived lack of worthiness. Overall, his character appears to more purely embody a Makoto-type samurai mentality who likes fighting strong opponents. As he discusses the citizenship with the manager, he seems polite and even push a little laugh has both leave the hall. | In contrast to his prior demonic characterization, in the manga canon Takeshi Onimaru appears as an honorable, polite, and serious young man, albeit frightfully massive and skilled at Kendo. He apologizes to [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] when she runs headlong into his hard chest protector and winds up on the floor. He does not help her up though, and seems more concerned with refusing an honorary citizenship, which [[Momiji Ooka|Momiji]] set up for him so he would leave the tournament so [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]] could win, he feels he does not deserve due to his a perceived lack of worthiness. Overall, his character appears to more purely embody a Makoto-type samurai mentality who likes fighting strong opponents. As he discusses the citizenship with the manager, he seems polite and even push a little laugh has both leave the hall. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:01, 4 September 2024
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| Japanese name: | 鬼丸 猛 (Onimaru Takeshi) |
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| Age: | unknown |
| Gender: | Male |
| Relatives: | Kumo-Otoko, Hakki, Kuroki, and Shiteno (minions) |
| Occupation: | Kendo player High school student |
| First appearance: | Manga: File 990 Anime: OVA 1 |
| Appearances: | Chapters: 23 Episodes: 9 Chapters: 1 Chapters: 7 Episodes: 2 Movies: 1 OVAs: 1 |
| Keyhole number: | Volume 93 |
| Japanese voice: | Ryo Horikawa (Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba; OVA 1) Kenjiro Tsuda (Episode 917 and Movie 27) Yoshimasa Hosoya (Shin Samurai-den Yaiba) |
Takeshi Onimaru (鬼丸 猛 Onimaru Takeshi) is the main antagonist in Gosho Aoyama's second series Yaiba and a character that was made canon in Detective Conan manga and anime.
Contents
Yaiba
Originally a very serious person, Onimaru could not get along with Yaiba at all and the two quickly became rivals. In order to defeat his hated enemy, Onimaru began training with his family's sacred Fuujin-ken until he became possessed by it and became an actual demon (the character for oni in his name means demon). He soon took over all of Japan, traveling in a flying castle. His minions include Kumo-Otoko and the Hakki, the Kuroki, the Shiteno, and many completely black oni. Eventually, he switches from the Fuujin-ken to the Maou-ken.
After Yaiba cuts off his horns he returns to being a normal human. At first he viewed Yaiba as a nuisance, but after training with Yaiba's father Kenjuro, he returns for the final story and now acknowledges Yaiba as a friendly rival. During the Oda Nobunaga Tournament he has a dove for a pet.
Appearance
Onimaru is a tall man with a bald head and a serious expression, with a thin body frame. After turning into a Oni, he's become bulkier and taller, with a much more muscled body and small horns protunding from his forehead. As a student, he wore the typical black uniform. In his demon form, Onimaru dons a fearsome elaborated armor with the breastplate shaped like a grinning skull, spiked shoulderpads and decorated greaves and bracers trimmed with black fur. He also wears a red cloak and occasionaly a black helmet shaped like a dragon's head. He also has a jetpack in the back of the armor. During the Oda Nobunaga tournament he wears a black kimono. He also has a weird dot on the middle of his forehead.
Personality
When he was possessed by Fujin he turned to an oni he wanted to take over Japan and the world, he was also cruel like he wanted to kill Yaiba and his friends but when Kaguya came to take over earth he and Yaiba team up and work together to beat her after Kaguya was defeated Onimaru said he is going to beat yaiba and left, in their last battle when Yaiba cut his horns he came back to his old self and saw Yaiba as a good rival and Yaiba's father taught onimaru kendo.
In Detective Conan he is more polite than in Yaiba, he apologized Ran for hitting into his armor, but didn't help her get up, he also talked politely with coach and even laughed a little.
Abilities
before become possessed by fujin he was skill at kendo like in manga he was able to defeat captain of kendo with one strike,when he became possessed by fujin he used magical wind power to fight and later demon king sword,after yaiba cut his horns he returned to his original self and yaiba's father taught him kendo.
Appellations
Detective Conan
Pro Soccer Player Case (Manga: 70, Anime: 10)
The game Conan plays during his investigation is called Onimaru Quest (鬼丸 QUEST ).
Conan vs Kid vs Yaiba - The Decisive Battle Over the Treasured Sword! (Ova: 1)
Onimaru has his oni minions shoot Yaiba and Kaitou Kid with a cannon during their mid-air battle.
Kendo Tournament Murder Case (Manga: 990-993, Anime: 916-917)
In contrast to his prior demonic characterization, in the manga canon Takeshi Onimaru appears as an honorable, polite, and serious young man, albeit frightfully massive and skilled at Kendo. He apologizes to Ran when she runs headlong into his hard chest protector and winds up on the floor. He does not help her up though, and seems more concerned with refusing an honorary citizenship, which Momiji set up for him so he would leave the tournament so Heiji could win, he feels he does not deserve due to his a perceived lack of worthiness. Overall, his character appears to more purely embody a Makoto-type samurai mentality who likes fighting strong opponents. As he discusses the citizenship with the manager, he seems polite and even push a little laugh has both leave the hall.
The Million-dollar Pentagram (Movie: 27)
Swords and techniques
- Fuujin-ken (風神剣 Wind God Sword)
- Maou-ken (魔王剣 Demon King Sword)
Trivia
- His surname means Demon Purity and his first name means terror or shock which gives him a more terrible and dark look.
Different looks
See also
| Yaiba | ||
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| Main Characters | Yaiba Kurogane • Sayaka Mine • Musashi Miyamoto • Takeshi Onimaru • Kojiro Sasaki • Jubei Yagyu • Shonosuke • Kagetora • Gerozaimon Geroda • Namako-Otoko | |
| Secondary Characters | Kenjuro Kurogane • Raizo Mine • Shizuka Mine • Grandma Mine • Moroha Kurogane • Michiko Kurogane • Soshi Okita • Kumo-Otoko • List of minor Yaiba characters | |
| Manga | Yaiba Manga Volume 1-10 • 11-20 • 21-24 • Volume 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • 11 • 12 • 13 • 14 • 15 • 16 • 17 • 18 • 19 • 20 • 21 • 22 • 23 • 24 | |
| OVA adaptations | Yaiba (pilot OVA) • Conan vs. Kid vs. Yaiba - The Grand Battle for the Treasure Sword!! | |
| Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba | List of episodes • Staff | |
| Games | Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (Super Famicom) • Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (Game Boy) • Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (Sega Game Gear) • List of games | |
| Crossovers | The Kendo Tournament of Love and Mystery • The Scarlet School Trip • List of crossovers | |
| Related Articles | Swords used in Yaiba • Yaoya • Ekoda High School • Play It Again • K∀ITO | |
