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Iroha is one of the major protagonists from Samurai Shodown series, originally appearing in Samurai Shodown VI and she is the first non-canonical character to have her canonical debut in Samurai Shodown (2019).
She was voiced by the formerly Mayumi Shindo and currently by Jun Miruno.
Biography
Iroha is a crane that transforms herself into a Japanese maid. Although she serves her master and seems to think that he is the most important aspect of her life. Because of her ability, she needs to be respected by her master. Iroha was said to be very smart that was actually useful for others.
Her master is unknown, but it is likely to be him/herself, because she often squats and talks to the players before and after her battle. The creator confirmed this in an interview and added that she was specifically talking to male players.
Iroha was just doing a good job for her master. It was impossible to spend some time on the ordinary experience. She is a gentle for being intelligent and not as terrible as everyone else. Iroha always likes cooking so much, but her handwork is very advanced and made a lot of sense for those who do their best.
Personality
Iroha is an obedient and cheerful maiden. She deeply cares for her master, trying her hardest to stay in her human form whilst in front of him. Even if Iroha is very loyal to her master, but she can sure to be responsible for herself.
Fighting Style
She fights with two butterfly swords and relies on her speed for close ranged combat. She can also double jump. Several of her moves hint to her original form as a crane such as her projectile (a white feather) and her normal fighting stance. The most obvious reference is her POW move, where she grabs her opponent and behind shoji doors, disrobes and physically beats her foe. Her silhouette during this sequence briefly changes into a crane.
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Trivia
- Her character was loosely based on Crane's Return of a Favor.
- Her name was taken from the Heian poem of the same name.
- She is a very popular character in Japan, and stars in her spin-off mobile games called Maid by Iroha & Koi no Iroha. Another game based around her was scheduled for release on the Nintendo DS, but was canceled.
- She is considered Mai Shiranui of Samurai Shodown (For Some people).
- Her and Wan-Fu are the only characters with interactions beyond the fourth wall.
- She is one of the kindest Samurai Shodown heroes, along with Galford.
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