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{{#vardefine:transient gate|Tír na nÓg}}

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{{#vardefine:transient en title|Kendo Member of Youth}}

{{#vardefine:transient en title|Kendo Member of Youth}}

{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|Transient from the world of Tir na Nog. He's a second year student at the private Bukuro Academy in Ikebukuro, Toshima Ward. He is part of the kendo team and a giant who wields a two-sword style in the underground fight ring. He either self-imposes or is imposed with the behavioral conduct of a military man who complies with others' wills. As a result of that, in the past there were many who relied on him for power, which also resulted in many toying with his determination. But over in Ikebukuro where Fergus's memories and experiences are suitable for him, he seems to be glorifying the life of a student. Perhaps of his role as a prophet, there are occasions where he glimpses at fragments of memories of times not set in the present. Every time the pain that springs back up from the difference between love and friendship reappears, he repeats his misunderstanding as he wonders if it is some kind of vision. He is a man whose constant catchphrase is "youth" and sees dreams of an adolescence he cannot return to. He holds good will towards those who honor a single choice like he does. He has a strange, frequent connection to the number seven, the number before eight. Since he's lost a part of the memory of the person known as Fergus and their role, he often just calls himself mac Roich.}}

{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|Transient from the world of Tir na Nog. He's a second year student at the private Bukuro Academy in Ikebukuro, Toshima Ward. He is part of the kendo team and a giant who wields a two-sword style in the underground fight ring. He either self-imposes or is imposed with the behavioral conduct of a military man who complies with others' wills. As a result of that, in the past there were many who relied on him for power, which also resulted in many toying with his determination. But over in Ikebukuro where Fergus's memories and experiences are suitable for him, he seems to be glorifying the life of a student. Perhaps of his role as a prophet, there are occasions where he glimpses at fragments of memories of times not set in the present. Every time the pain that springs back up from the difference between love and friendship reappears, he repeats his misunderstanding as he wonders if it is some kind of vision. He is a man whose constant catchphrase is "youth" and sees dreams of an adolescence he cannot return to. He holds good will towards those who honor a single choice like he does. He has a strange, frequent connection to the number seven, the number before eight. Since he's lost a part of the memory of the person known as Fergus and their role, he often just calls himself mac Roich.}}

{{#masterdata:Card|184601}}

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{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|In the world of the young Tir na Nog, there was a great man who was said to have various parts of his body as big as seven hands. He was a man who had the authority to pick the wishes of men, which is to say he could choose love and friendship. But after that his way of life would continually sway in between the two. It's said that at the end of his prodigal youth, a sudden blow struck him while he was swimming in cold water. The reflection on the water's surface of his dying self at that moment was a shock to his short life. His aged body rejuvenated, and his irreplaceable youth repeated itself. The rainbow light covered him, and he was summoned to Tokyo after paying a certain price. He possesses a sword Sacred Artifact said to have handles patterned after the rudder of an ark. It possesses a great power for supporting itself on the earth, but he is greatly restricted as its user here in Tokyo. For some reason he has a sense of deja vu and avoidance when it comes to a throwing attack from a smaller person that can crush a giant.}}

{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|In the world of the young Tir na Nog, there was a great man who was said to have various parts of his body as big as seven hands. He was a man who had the authority to pick the wishes of men, which is to say he could choose love and friendship. But after that his way of life would continually sway in between the two. It's said that at the end of his prodigal youth, a sudden blow struck him while he was swimming in cold water. The reflection on the water's surface of his dying self at that moment was a shock to his short life. His aged body rejuvenated, and his irreplaceable youth repeated itself. The rainbow light covered him, and he was summoned to Tokyo after paying a certain price. He possesses a sword Sacred Artifact said to have handles patterned after the rudder of an ark. It possesses a great power for supporting itself on the earth, but he is greatly restricted as its user here in Tokyo. For some reason he has a sense of deja vu and avoidance when it comes to a throwing attack from a smaller person that can crush a giant.}}

{{#masterdata:Card|184602}}

{{#masterdata:Card|184602}}

==Appearances==

==Appearances==

== Notes ==

== Notes ==

** The mark on his face alludes to how the Caladbolg was known to have cut the tops of three hills.

** The mark on his face alludes to how the Caladbolg was known to have cut the tops of three hills.

** Although his charge skill also alludes to it being "Cosgarach Mhor" or "Great Triumphant One" which was the sword of [[Wikipedia:Oscar_(Irish_mythology)|Oscar]] a character in the [[Wikipedia:Fenian_Cycle|Fenian Cycle]], grandson of the epic hero [[Wikipedia:Fionn_mac_Cumhail|Fionn mac Cumhail]]; or it could also be "Cruadh-Chosgarach" or "Hard Destroying One", the sword of the character [[Wikipedia:Caílte_mac_Rónáin|Caílte mac Rónáin]], the nephew of Fionn mac Cumhail.

** Although his charge skill also alludes to it being "Cosgarach Mhor" or "Great Triumphant One" which was the sword of [[Wikipedia:Oscar_(Irish_mythology)|Oscar]] a character in the [[Wikipedia:Fenian_Cycle|Fenian Cycle]], grandson of the epic hero [[Wikipedia:Fionn_mac_Cumhail|Fionn mac Cumhail]]; or it could also be "Cruadh-Chosgarach" or "Hard Destroying One", the sword of the character [[Wikipedia:Caílte_mac_Rónáin|Caílte mac Rónáin]], the nephew of Fionn mac Cumhail.

* His peculiar connection to the number seven is from his myth where he is extremely virile (The name ''Fergus'' means "virility") where he would need seven women to satisfy him; he was also allegedly as tall as a giant and had the strength of seven hundred men.

* His peculiar connection to the number seven is from his myth where he is extremely virile (The name ''Fergus'' means "virility") where he would need seven women to satisfy him; he was also allegedly as tall as a giant and had the strength of seven hundred men.

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