Dark and Troubled Past: Partway through Ryuuki no Taimou, it is eventually revealed that Touka wasn't originally keen on reunification.Chronic Hero Syndrome: Unlike her other two rivals of Gi and Go, she doesn't have proper training with the sword, but she wouldn't hesite to fight to protect the weak, despite being one of them herself.Big Good: Of Shoku's route and Ryuuki no Taimou, as the leader of Shoku.Despite her advisors and generals telling her to defeat Karin in an all-out battle, she doesn't try to fight her and instead attempts to open negociations with her while searching for a way to end the war diplomatically and make Karin admit that her way of thinking is flawed. Touka's Struggle, the very last sidestory of the remake, has instead Touka sticking to her beliefs and chooses not to pursue Karin after destroying her fleet.
She then sends Kan'u to make her submit by force, thus proving that in the end of the day, Violence Really Is the Answer. Ryuuki no Taimou effectively subverts the trope by having Touka pursuing Karin after the debacle of Gi's fleet against Shoku and Go's combined fleet.Later downplayed in the later stages of the war, where she resigns herself to use force in order to defend Shoku against Gi. Badass Pacifist: What sets apart Touka from the other warlords is her unwillingness to use violence against her enemies, even leaving cities in the face of a more powerful opponent in order to spare the people from needless violence.All-Loving Hero: She considers every person in her army to be a friend no matter what, to the point she saves the Go faction from annihilation in Souten no Haou despite Sonsaku breaking off their anti-Gi alliance, on the grounds of being the friends of Shoku.One of the greatest heroes of her time, having rose from a small voluntary army to the queen of the Shoku Kingdom.Īs a queen, Ryuubi wants to create a world of peaceful coexistence, where people can understand each other through words instead of the everyday violence of the civil war, which naturally opposes her to Sousou, the queen of Gi who intends to unite China by force.īeing quite young she is naive and single-minded, often reluctant to go to war, and hates paperwork (much to the chagrin of Kan'u who as a result often scolds the young queen and reminds her of her duties), but has a lot of confidence on her subordinates. "I'll fight for a peaceful world and everyone's happiness.!"
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