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Ujiyasu
ウジヤス Ujiyasu
Pokemon Conquest Ujiyasu.png
Gender Male
Relatives Unknown
Kingdom Cragspur
Specialty  Rock 
Weakness  Water 
Default Pokémon

ShieldonRoggenrolaBoldoreGigalith

Perfect Links

BoldoreGigalith

Ujiyasu (Japanese: ウジヤス) is a Warlord in Pokémon Conquest.

In the games

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In The Legend of Ransei, Ujiyasu plays a minor role as the Warlord of Cragspur. The player must defeat him, Kai, and four other Warriors to claim the kingdom.

Warlord information

Rank I

Conquest Ujiyasu I.png Power 80
Wisdom 78
Charisma 84
Total 242
Warrior Skill Brotherhood
Capacity 7
Perfect Links
Boldore Boldore

Rank II

Conquest Ujiyasu II.png Power 90
Wisdom 94
Charisma 94
Total 278
Warrior Skill Father Figure
Capacity 8
Perfect Links
Boldore Boldore Gigalith Gigalith
  • Transforms to Rank II by reaching a 60% link with Boldore or Gigalith.

Default Pokémon

The Legend of Ransei Unite Ransei stories Collect 100 Pokémon stories Defeat Nobunaga stories Two Heroes of Ransei
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Boldore
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Roggenrola
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Roggenrola
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Shieldon
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Gigalith

Quotes

  • Start of turn:
  • When asleep:
"You're still sleeping?"
  • With low health or a status ailment:
"Urgh, this doesn't look good..."
  • When victory is near:
"Right, let's put this one to bed!"
  • Otherwise:
"Let's go."
  • Start of battle:
  • When attacking a castle:
"I'm not over the hill just yet."
  • When defending a castle:
"Well, better take 'em on, I guess."
  • During battle:
"This battle ain't over yet, <Pokémon's name>! I'm just getting started!"
  • When ordering to attack:
"<Move's name>! Do it!"
  • When ordering to go to battle:
  • To a kingdom:
"There'll be no holding back. I'll give this everything I've got!"
  • To a wild Pokémon location:
"C'mon, let's go."
  • Upon forming a link:
"<Pokémon's name> and I are linked. No misbehaving now, okay!"
  • When using an item:
"Here you go! <Item>!"
"I'll show you how this is done."
  • After winning a battle:
  • If he attacked a castle:
"Time for you to give up... We've won!"
  • If he defended a castle:
"What a waste of my time! Don't bother coming back again!"
  • When defeated:
  • If recruitable:
"Not bad. I reckon you've got potential..."
  • If defeated by something other than the enemy:
"Argh! We've been tricked..."
  • Otherwise:
"Argh! I can't be doing this anymore..."
  • When being recruited:
"All right. Treat me well, though."
"Hmph! I've always been just as powerful as Shingen and Kenshin..."
"But I've always been happy just to protect my kingdom of Cragspur..."
"I've never cared about other kingdoms."
"That's what I've always said, anyway..."
"But I can't let them get away with just trampling all over Ransei!"
"If they insist on collecting kingdoms, then I shall collect Warriors!"
"With more allies on my side, they wouldn't dare attack us!"
"Heh. I'll show them what it really means to defend a kingdom."
"Forty Warriors... Not bad."
"That should keep them quiet."
"Did you come here just to say that?"
"If you've got that much time on your hands, why don't you join my army?"
"You never learn."
"You'll never make anything of yourself. Not with that attitude. You think that capturing seven castles is the end? Come on. It's just the beginning. The time for proving yourself starts now."

Profile

Despite his tendency to see gruff and unaccommodating, he cares deeply for his allies. He has taken part in more battles than even he can count.

In the manga

In the Pokémon + Nobunaga's Ambition ~ Ranse's Color Picture Scroll ~ manga

Ujiyasu debuted in The Green Scroll: Kenshin's Adventure.

Pokémon

Boldore

Boldore is Ujiyasu's only known Pokémon.

Trivia

Historical origin

Ujiyasu is based on the real-life Hōjō Ujiyasu of Japanese history. He had a total of seven sons, including Ujimasa (Hōjō Ujimasa), Ujiteru (Hōjō Ujiteru), and Ujikuni (Hōjō Ujikuni).



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