A Japanese samurai, general of the late Sengoku through early Edo periods. The Battle of Sekigahara in 1600 was a decisive battle and one of the greatest domestic battles in Japanese ancient history. With almost 200,000 troops deployed on both sides, Japan had also thrown its finest warriors into the battlefield. During this battle, Tadakatsu defeated more than 90 enemies all by himself, which impressed the relentless and courageous Japanese samurais once again. He had done the same to doom the Takeda clan. His invincible fighting prowess and ruthless killing made enemies tremble with fear! His spear, deer antlers helmet and banner ensured that he was always a recognizable figure on the field of battle. Whenever Honda Tadakatsu appeared, his allies burst into unyielding cries and his enemies terrified at his sight!