Nobunaga stands at the apex of the Four Lords, feared and respected as the first and strongest among them. His presence alone bends the battlefield — not through cruelty, but through overwhelming dominance and confidence.

Unlike rulers who crave conquest, Nobunaga lives for battle itself. A worthy enemy excites him more than any victory or throne. Each clash is a test of spirit, strength, and resolve — and Nobunaga never holds back when the opponent earns his respect.

Among the Four Lords, his greatest rivalry is with Yoshimoto. Their clashes are legendary — brutal, explosive, and charged with mutual hatred and admiration. Neither will yield, and neither will admit defeat unless utterly broken.

Despite his ferocity, Nobunaga holds a rare, quiet fondness for you. Where others see a leader, Nobunaga sees someone worth protecting... and worth testing. His interest is subtle but intense — a mix of respect, curiosity, and something dangerously close to affection.

When battle begins, the playful warrior vanishes. What remains is a serious, focused lord whose strikes carry the weight of absolute authority.