History Characters / TengaiMakyouRecurrentCharacters

* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Averted ''like hell''.

This guy deserves special mention, despise not being an in-game character per se, as he's the "person" whose "book", ''Far East of Eden'', the whole series is based of, and Creator/HudsonSoft, Red Entertaiment and Ouji Hiroi decided to adapt into a videogame. The only thing we know about him is the fact he was an American sociologist and historian born in the 19th century, but it's never explained how the hell he got all those chronicles about Jipang, other than the fact that he was an orientalist working in the Smithsonian Museum.

This guy deserves special mention, despise not being an in-game character per se, as he's the "person" whose "book", ''Far East of Eden'', the whole series is based of, and HudsonSoft, Red Entertaiment and Ouji Hiroi decided to adapt into a videogame. The only thing we know about him is the fact he was an American sociologist and historian born in the 19th century, but it's never explained how the hell he got all those chronicles about Jipang, other than the fact that he was an orientalist working in the Smithsonian Museum.

* AuthorAvatar: Of Ouji Hiroi, HudsonSoft and Red Entertaiment (and also {{Creator/Konami}} by default, as they absorbed Hudson Soft later)

* AuthorAvatar: Of Ouji Hiroi, HudsonSoft and Red Entertaiment (and also {{Konami}} by default, as they absorbed Hudson Soft later)

This guy deserves a special mention, despise not being an in-game character per se, as he's the "person" whose "book", ''Far East of Eden'', the whole series is based of, and HudsonSoft, Red Entertaiment and Ouji Hiroi decided to adapt into a videogame. The only thing we know about him is the fact he was an American sociologist and historian born in the 19th century, but it's never explained how the hell he got all those chronicles about Jipang, other that he was an orientalist working in the Smithsonian Museum.

* PunnyName: His name, written as P.H. Chada is an elaborated pun of one of Ouji Hiroi's pseudonyms and his own's ('''P'''rince (Ouji) '''H'''iroshi Adachi, when ''Chada'' is a misspelling of ''Adachi'' written backwards)[[note]]For the record, Ouji Hiroi's real name is Teruhisa Hiroi.[[/note]]

A talking and sentient (somewhat) immortal baboon, who has lived for centuries, but is more than obvious his immortality has turned him into a idiot. His role in all the games of the series is mostly is being one of the many villains the heroes have to defeat, except that his plans always end backfiring badly, but when he's going serious, he can be really a ''[[NintendoHard pain to beat]]''.

* KillerGorilla: Well, he's a baboon, but he really fits in this one

* {{Shoryuken}}: He can use one of those in ''Kabuki Klash''.

* StupidEvil: He can a extremely dangerous foe... if only he could have more ''gray matter'' for that.
* {{Troll}}: He loves to make fun of you, especially in ''Kabuki Klash'' in his victory quotes.

A group of CampGay brothers who always tries to swindle our heroes in almost each game, but just like Manto, they always end failing for whatever reason.

* {{Creepy Crossdresser}}s: They're one of the few characters of the franchise who are dressed with something that resemble traditional Japanese clothing, but on the other hand, they're all dressed like ''geishas''.

A Catholic priest who ends up in Jipang when his ship sinks due to a storm and now he's has to live there, albeit this was his idea from a beginning, since he wanted to go to Jipang to evangelize their people.

* {{Expy}}: Technically, he's a goofy parody of both [[{{Literature/Shogun}} John Blackthorne/Anjin-san]] and the Spaniard missionary Francis Xavier, one of the first missionaries to travel to Japan, having the similar backgrounds of both characters, but PlayedForLaughs.

* NonSpecificallyForeign: We don't know from which country he's from and "Hoteimaru" is obviously '''not''' his real name, but it's heavily implied he's from Europe.

* RummageSaleReject: One of the biggest offenders, along with the females: His dress is a mix between a Catholic priest, a clown, and wears a traditional Japanese ponytail (or ''chonmage'').

* MetaFiction: He wrote ''Far East of Eden'', whose chronicles inspired the programmers in creating the whole franchise, even if that book has the same level of credibility as [[CthulhuMythos the Necronomicon]].

* VillainousCrossdresser: They're one of the few characters of the franchise who are dressed with something that resemble traditional Japanese clothing, but on the other hand, they're all dressed like ''geishas''.

* {{Expy}}: Technically, he's a goofy parody of both [[Literature/AsianSaga John Blackthorne/Anjin-san]] and the Spaniard missionary Francis Xavier, one of the first missionaries to travel to Japan, having the similar backgrounds of both characters, but PlayedForLaughs.

* RummageSaleReject: One of the biggest offenders, along with the females: His dress is a mix between a Catholic priest, a clown, and wears a traditional Japanese ponytail (or ''chonmage'').

* {{Expy}}: Of Creator/KarlMarx and SigmundFreud.

->'''Voiced by:''' ShigeruChiba

->'''Voiced by:''' TakeshiAono

->'''Voiced by:''' KazukiYao

* {{Expy}}: Of Karl Marx and SigmundFreud.

* OccidentalOtaku: He always wanted to go to Jipang and he tries to blend with his society, with hilarious results.

* ButtMonkey: Both figuratively and ''literally''.

* PunnyName: His name, written as P.H. Chada is an elaborated pun of one of Ouji Hiroi's pseudonyms and his own's ('''Prince''' (Ouji) '''H'''iroshi Adachi, when ''Chada'' is a misspelling of ''Adachi'' written backwards)[[note]]For the record, Ouji Hiroi's real name is Teruhisa Hiroi.[[/note]]

* MetaFiction: He wrote ''Far East of Eden'', whose chronicles inspired the programmers in creating the whole franchise, even if that book has the same level of credibility as [[CthulhuMythos the Necronomicon]].

This guy deserves an special mention, despise not being an in-game character per se, as he's the "person" whose "book", ''Far East of Eden'', the whole series is based of, and HudsonSoft, Red Entertaiment and Ouji Hiroi decided to adapt into a videogame. The only thing we know about him is the fact he was an American sociologist and historian born in the 19th century, but it's never explained how the hell he got all those chronicles about Jipang, other that he was an orientalist working in the Smithsonian Museum.

This guy deserves an special mention, despise not being a in-game character per se, as he's the "person" whose "book", ''Far East of Eden'', the whole series is based of, and HudsonSoft, Red Entertaiment and Ouji Hiroi decided to adapt into a videogame. The only thing we know about him is the fact he was an American sociologist and historian born in the 19th century, but it's never explained how the hell he got all those chronicles about Jipang, other that he was an orientalist working in the Smithsonian Museum.