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'''Ushiwaka Koujirou''' {{Nihongo|牛若小太郎|Ushiwaka Kotarō|lit. Ushiwaka Koutarou}} is a ninja [[:Category:Kaijin|kaijin]] created by | '''Ushiwaka Koujirou''' {{Nihongo|牛若小太郎|Ushiwaka Kotarō|lit. Ushiwaka Koutarou}} is a ninja [[:Category:Kaijin|kaijin]] created by [[Toho]] that first appeared in the [[1975]] [[Toho]] [[tokusatsu]] [[:Category:Television Series|series]], ''[[Go! Ushiwaka Koujirou]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 06:35, 4 March 2017
Template:Ktab Template:TV Kaiju Infobox Ushiwaka Koujirou (牛若小太郎 Ushiwaka Kotarō, lit. Ushiwaka Koutarou) is a ninja kaijin created by Toho that first appeared in the 1975 Toho tokusatsu series, Go! Ushiwaka Koujirou.
Appearance
Ushiwaka Koujirou wears yellow ninja garbs which are red on the inside and a white mask over his mouth. He also has a red rope tied around his waist like a belt with his dagger tucked under it.
History
Go! Ushiwaka Koujirou
TBA
Abilities
Weapons
- Ushiwaka Koujirou uses a naginata, a long staff with a bladed tip, in combat.
- Ushiwaka Koujirou uses a large dagger-like weapon in combat.
Duplication
- Ushiwaka Koujirou can make multiple copies of himself.[1]
Gallery
- Main article: Ushiwaka Koujirou/Gallery.
Trivia
- Ushiwaka Koujirou was the last tokusatsu hero to appear on Nippon TV's Good Morning! Children's Show segment.
References
This is a list of references for Kotaro Ushiwaka. These citations are used to identify the reliable sources on which this article is based. These references appear inside articles in the form of superscript numbers, which look like this: [1]
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