Munehiro Yuki

Gender: Male

Japanese Name: 結城宗広（ゆうきむねひろ）

Chinese Name: 结城宗广

Korean name: 유우키 무네히로

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Munehiro Yuki is a famous Southern Army general from the Nanboku-chō period, known for his calm and gentle appearance but hiding a deep love for violent acts, especially on the battlefield. He is totally loyal to Akiie Kitabatake and is willing to do any dirty work for his leader, including stealing food for the army. One striking trait is that he cheerfully admits to loving killing. When his son Sanjuro leaves him, Munehiro’s odd attachment to violence becomes clear to everyone. His ending and final words, saying he wants all enemies’ heads at his grave, show just how extreme he is.

Munehiro Yuki is an old man with a calm, gentle face. Even though he looks harmless, he carries a powerful seven-bladed sword called "Sevenfold Execution." His quiet appearance hides his dangerous nature.

Munehiro Yuki seems friendly and kind on the outside, but he is actually a thrill-seeker who enjoys violence and torture. He loves being on the battlefield, hurting his enemies for fun. Even with this dark side, he is a very loyal and experienced commander who always thinks of his army’s needs. He can do anything for Akiie Kitabatake, even the nastiest jobs like looting. Most of his children are serious, but his son Sanjuro is the only one who truly understands and follows his hobbies.

On the battlefield, Munehiro fights with the seven-bladed sword "Sevenfold Execution." He is skilled in both direct combat and torture. He uses fear and pain to break his enemies. His actions make his enemies afraid, and he isn’t scared to get his hands dirty, often making sure his army has enough supplies by any means.

Sanjuro Yuki: His youngest son, who shares his liking for violence but eventually leaves, saying he is bored of senseless killing.
Akiie Kitabatake: Munehiro’s leader, to whom he is totally loyal.
Other Children: They are serious and upright, very unlike their father.

Munehiro says he always wants to see severed heads to feel okay.
He admits with a straight face, “We love killing people!”
His last wish is to build a huge mound of enemies’ heads, bigger than any emperor’s tomb.