Talk:Sarutobi Sasuke

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 * Toei Animation's 2nd full length movie is Shônen Sarutobi Sasuke (1959) dealing with Sarutobi Sasuke's childhood.
 * In the early 1960's, Toei movie company created a tv series starring Seishiro Sawamura as Sarutobi Sasuke.
 * In the Toei series Ninja Sentai Kakuranger, the main character, Sasuke, is a direct descendant of Sarutobi Sasuke.
 * In the popular manga and anime series Naruto, there is a character dubbed Sasuke as well as three characters said to be from the Sarutobi clan (the Third Hokage, Asuma Sarutobi, and Konohamaru). Also, the Sandaime Hokage has a blood pact with the monkey king.


 * Sasuke is also featured as the main character in the anime Shin Shaku Sanada Juyushi.


 * Sarutobi Sasuke is also a playable character in Capcom's Sengoku Basara. In Devil Kings, he is renamed as Talon. In the Japanese version, he's voiced by Koyasu Takehito.


 * Sasuke is also a playable character in several games of the Konami series Ganbare Goemon, where he is a small robotic ninja that wields dual kunai and also uses firecracker bombs. In Nintendo 64's Mystical Ninja 2: Starring Goemon, he also transforms into a torpedo while underwater.


 * One of the ultimate weapons in Final Fantasy V is named "Sasuke's Katana." It is also the original name of Shadow's "Hardened" in Final Fantasy VI.  This Katana has also made an appearance in Final Fantasy IV Advance, Final Fantasy I, Final Fantasy Tactics and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles with the name of "Sasuke's Blade."


 * In a Gamecube video game, Gotcha Force, there is a ninja character named Sasuke, which is a main character.


 * The anime and manga Samurai Deeper Kyo feature both the character Sanada Yukimura and his retainer, Sarutobi Sasuke. In the anime version, Sanada was voiced by Ogata Megumi, while Sasuke was voiced by Ishida Akira, Megumi's co-star in Neon Genesis Evangelion.


 * The Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game has a card named "Ninja Grandmaster Sasuke" (LIGHT-TYPE/WARRIOR/4-STARS/EFFECT: If this card attacks a face-up Defense Position monster, destroy the monster with this card's effect without applying damage calculation). which portrays a cybernetic ninja wielding two kunai. It also has a series of 4 smaller "Sasuke Samurai" cards which are all weaker than the Ninja Grandmaster, yet have powerful effects. The artwork of all 4 are similar, each showing a small samurai with a circular orange/yellow head and wielding a sword (Samurai #3 has 2 swords, and Samurai #4 has a spear). However, this Sasuke is based off of the Mystical Ninja series Sasuke, because they are both made by Konami.


 * In the cult hit Dreamcast video game Shenmue, the player has the option to name a lost kitten, and Sasuke is one of the choices. If the player chooses Sasuke, Ryo says it will mean the kitten will grow up to be big and strong like a ninja. However, the name is rejected because the kitten is a "girl kitty".


 * In the video game Suikoden II, there is a ninja called "Sasuke" who you can only recruit into your party when your castle is at level 3 (with Kasumi in your party) or at level 4 (if you don't have Kasumi) and visit the hidden village Rokkaku.


 * The beat-em-up arcade game Captain Commando has several stock ninja enemies, one of whom is named "Sasuke".


 * In the anime Ranma 1/2, though notably not in the manga, Tatewaki Kuno is often accompanied by a bumbling ninja retainer named Sasuke who absorbed several of the character Hikaru Gosunkugi's plot functions because Gosunkugi was introduced much later in the anime plot than in the manga.


 * In the anime Ninin Ga Shinobuden (Ninja Nonsense in the US release), which is about a ninja in-training, there is a character named Sasuke who is the right hand man of the ninja clan's leader Onsokumaru, though he is nearly impossible to identify from dozens of other similar looking ninjas.


 * In the arcade game The Ninja Kids, a character by name of Sasuke is one of the playable characters. He wields a Kusari-Gama and uses wind techniques. He is colored yellow, and his fellows, all named and armed in stereotypical ninja fashion are garbed in blue, red and green.


 * In Samurai Warriors the Shinobi that accompany you are named after traditional ninja as well, and one is named Sasuke. The names are not changeable.


 * In Ehrgeiz, a character by the name of Sasuke is a playable character. He wields various ninja items such as the throwing star. Sasuke wears metal armor similar to samurai armor.


 * Shown on G4 as "Ninja Warrior" in the US, Sasuke is the original name of a television show in Japan where competitors compete one-at-a-time through extreme obstacles that require intense strength, speed, and endurance.

Illustration
So I moved the anime poster down, but http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%8C%BF%E9%A3%9B%E4%BD%90%E5%8A%A9 has a photo of a statue of some kind. Something like this would be nice here as well. --Asperchu (talk) 17:40, 11 September 2010 (UTC)

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