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The '''Mutsuki''' family is the first family of the [[Duodecim]] and the leading family of the group. | The '''Mutsuki''' family is the first family of the [[Duodecim]] and the leading family of the group. | ||
The family is led by [[Kagura Mutsuki]]. The '''Kohakus''' are one of its branch families. | |||
==Information== | ==Information== | ||
As the first of the Duodecim, the Mutsukis are a respected family even among elite nobles. They maintain a close relationship with the [[Amanohokosaka Clan]], a bond that was strengthened with Kagura Mutsuki becoming [[Tenjo Amanohokosaka|Tenjo Amanohokosaka's]] personal bodyguard and pupil. Most of their rules and traditions are unknown, but they maintain a generally healthy relationship with all other houses, not seeming judgemental of the [[Kisaragi]] and [[Yayoi]] families' less orthodox traditions. They care about the heirs of families and have interfered in the assassination attempts of [[Jin Kisaragi]]. <ref>''BlazBlue: Remix Heart, Chapter 19''</ref> According to [[Jubei]], the Mutsukis have produced many strong soldiers. <ref>''BlazBlue: Central Fiction, Arcade Mode, Jubei Victory Quote Vs Kagura Mutsuki, Act III''</ref> | |||
They have a branch family, the | They have a branch family, the Kohakus, who specialise in "dirty work" and rarely appear in history books. <ref>''BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Extend, Story Mode, Kagura "Determination", Episodes 1 - 2''</ref> | ||
The Mutsukis were against the [[Novus Orbis Librarium]] under [[Izanami|Izanami's]] rule. Their dislike was strengthened when they were put in charge of the remains of the [[5th Hierarchical City of Ibukido]] after the [[Ikaruga Civil War]]. Kagura spearheaded the rebellion against Izanami to put [[Homura Amanohokosaka]] on the NOL's throne and united the Duodecim for the cause. | |||
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
*[[Kagura Mutsuki]] - family head | *[[Kagura Mutsuki]] - family head | ||
*[[Hibiki Kohaku]] - branch family member | *[[Hibiki Kohaku]] - branch family member | ||
*[[Taro Sasaga'e]] - unknown relation | *[[Taro Sasaga'e]] - unknown relation | ||
==Library Entry== | ==Library Entry== | ||
Revision as of 15:58, 24 January 2018
The Mutsuki family is the first family of the Duodecim and the leading family of the group.
The family is led by Kagura Mutsuki. The Kohakus are one of its branch families.
Information
As the first of the Duodecim, the Mutsukis are a respected family even among elite nobles. They maintain a close relationship with the Amanohokosaka Clan, a bond that was strengthened with Kagura Mutsuki becoming Tenjo Amanohokosaka's personal bodyguard and pupil. Most of their rules and traditions are unknown, but they maintain a generally healthy relationship with all other houses, not seeming judgemental of the Kisaragi and Yayoi families' less orthodox traditions. They care about the heirs of families and have interfered in the assassination attempts of Jin Kisaragi. [1] According to Jubei, the Mutsukis have produced many strong soldiers. [2]
They have a branch family, the Kohakus, who specialise in "dirty work" and rarely appear in history books. [3]
The Mutsukis were against the Novus Orbis Librarium under Izanami's rule. Their dislike was strengthened when they were put in charge of the remains of the 5th Hierarchical City of Ibukido after the Ikaruga Civil War. Kagura spearheaded the rebellion against Izanami to put Homura Amanohokosaka on the NOL's throne and united the Duodecim for the cause.
Members
- Kagura Mutsuki - family head
- Hibiki Kohaku - branch family member
- Taro Sasaga'e - unknown relation
Library Entry
Mutsuki
One of the families of the Duodecim. 'Mutsuki' means 'the first moon'.
The current head of the family is Kagura Mutsuki. They object to the Imperator's actions, and oppose the Librarium. [4]