CHARACTER STATS (BASIC/MAX)
精神
State of Mind
State of Mind
Somewhat Unstable
攻撃
Attack
Attack
128 / 296
防御
Defense
Defense
128 / 296
回避
Evasion
Evasion
19 / 131
技術
Technique
Technique
48 / 328
天才
Talent
Talent
48 / 328
美
Aesthetics
Aesthetics
48 / 328
主題
Theme
Theme
42 / 322
真実
Realism
Realism
46 / 326
CHARACTER STATS (BASIC/MAX)
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| 精神 State of Mind Somewhat Unstable |
攻撃 Attack 128 / 296 |
防御 Defense 128 / 296 |
回避 Evasion 19 / 131 | |
| 技術 Technique 48 / 328 |
天才 Talent 48 / 328 |
美 Aesthetics 48 / 328 |
主題 Theme 42 / 322 |
真実 Realism 46 / 326 |
PROFILE
「まったく、谷崎といい太宰といい……こうも変人が集まるとあんたも大変だな？」
門弟三千人と称される程の門下生を持つ兄貴肌でくせ者ばかりの文豪達の中では数少ない常識人。素質のある者は気長に見守ってやろうという親心を持つが、かつての弟子の太宰治に対してだけは苦い思い出があるようで言及を避ける。好き嫌いはしないが魚のさんまだけはどうしても好きになれないとのこと。
"Jeez, Tanizaki or Dazai or whatever, isn't it tough on you collecting all these weirdos in one place?"
Someone with considerable influence whose disciples are said to number up to 3000, he is one of the few practical people in this group of nothing but quirky writers. He has a sort of parental love that patiently watches over talented people, but it seems he has some unpleasant memories about his former disciple, Dazai Osamu, and avoids talking about him. He is not particularly picky, but he cannot bring himself to like mackerel pike no matter what.
Trivia
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- In his work titled The Romanticism of Mori Ougai (1949) Haruo proposed that modern Japanese literature did not start with the publication Tsubouchi Shouyou's Essence of the Novel (1885) but rather in 1884 when Mori left Tokyo to study in Germany.[1]
- Gossip of the era claimed that Haruo owned about 3000 neckties, however in reality he owned only about 30-40 neckties.[2]
- He died at age 72 due to coronary heart failure.
References[]
- ↑ Nakai, Yoshiyuki. “Mori Ōgai’s German Trilogy: A Japanese Parody of Les Contes d’Hoffmann.” Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies 38, no. 2 (1978): 381–422. [1].
- ↑ ネクタイとステッキ 佐藤春夫. Aozora Bunko