History VideoGame / SamuraiOfHyuga

!!''Samurai of Hyuaga'' contains examples of:

* BloodKnight: The more brutal the main character is, the more prone to violence they'll be. [[spoiler:Part of this also has to do with the Jigoku Itto-Ryo.]]

* BodyguardCrush: Masashi/Masami appears to have one on the protagonist, if their {{Tsundere}} behaviour and attempts to prove themselves are anything to go by. May also qualify for a PrecociousCrush as well, as their actual age is somewhat unclear.
* BrainsAndBrawn: Masashi/Masami is the the brains to the protagonist's brawn.

* CuteWitch: What the Shungeja Masashi/Masami essentially is.

* FirstLove: Jun/Junko is this for the protagonist. It didn't work out well, [[MasochismTango though it's possible for the MC to still have feelings for them.]]
* FirstPersonSmartass : The protagonist's experiences have left them jaded and cynical, and it shows in their inner monologue.

* HotBlooded: Hatch in a nutshell.

* LimitedWardrobe: Masashi/Masami always wears an impractical red kimono, to the protagonist's exasperation, since it tends to drag and catch on things in a fight or chase.

* LuminescentBlush: Masashi/Masami is described as having a noticeable blush when the Emperor compliments them, when the main character first gets a hairstyle change, and if the main character is perverted towards them.

* SheCleansUpNicely: In Book 4, [[spoiler:Jun/Junko gets themself cleaned up and the Ronin notes they are surprisingly beautiful]].

* {{Tsundere}}: Masashi/Masami is this towards the protagonist, especially if they're lecherous towards them; verbally lambasting the main character while blushing profusely and frequently calling them "baka".

* WhyDontYouJustShootHim: A {{Lampshade}} is hung by the protagonist. If Hatch has the reflexes and coordination to catch an axe with his bare hands, why does he not simply dodge it instead? The answer boils down to that not adhering to the RuleOfCool.
* {{Yandere}}: The years have not been kind to your character's first love Jun/Junko, who comes across like this in his/her hunt for your character.

* ChekhovsSkill: Furing a flashback to your adolescence, you and Jun/Junko train with hot iron rods, using them as swords. This skill becomes useful during the Book 4 boss fight when [[spoiler: Ichiro drives your swords into the ground and heats them up to try and prevent you from using them.]] It doesn't slow you or Jun/Junko down one bit.

* TheBerserker: A more zen take on this trope than usual, but this is fundamentally what the [[spoiler: [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique Jigoku Itto-Ryo]]]] is.

** In the second book's demo, [[spoiler:Jun/ko will demand the PC hand over their [[AncestralWeapon beloved sword, passed down from their Sensei,]] in exchange for Masashi/mi's life. If they don't, Jun/ko kills them. If they do, Jun/ko is enraged the PC would trade away the sword for a "worthless kid" and [[KickTheDog kills them anyway]].]] Fortunately, [[spoiler:Masashi/mi It was reviewed in Book 3 that the necklace that the emperor gave to them save them by taking most of the cut.]]

* FreudianExcuse: Book 3 reveals why Junko is as bloodthirsty as s/he is - [[spoiler: their father [[ParentalIncest had a weakness for children]].]]

* HowWeGotHere: Book 2 starts with a quick in-character recap of some of the more important decisions from the first book if a save file is loaded.

* LotusEaterMachine: [[spoiler:The Baron's mansion.]]

* NoPartyLikeADonnerParty: Book 3 has [[spoiler:(possibly, depending on what the player asks) the kitsune reveal that the Ronin had eaten other (already-dead) orphaned children after their hometown was destroyed]].

* SheCleansUpNicely: In Book 4, [[spoiler:Jun/Junko gets themself cleaned up and the Protagonist notes they are surprisingly attractive]].

* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: The final fate of those who practice Jigoku Itto Ryu swordsmanship.

Three books have currently been released.. The third Book became available for purchase on Nov. 29, 2017.

* ChekhovsGunman: [[spoiler:If you spare Daisuke the guard's life in Book 1, he'll reappear in Book 2 as a butler in the Baron's mansion.]]

* FirstLove: Jun/Junko is this for the protagonist. It didn't work out well, [[FoeYay though it's possible for the MC to still have feelings for them.]]

* FirstLove: Jun/Junko is this for the protagonist. It didn't work out well, [[MasochismTango though it's possible for the MC to still have feelings for them.]]

* FirstLove: Jun/Junko is this for the protagonist. It didn't work out well, [[FoeYay though it's possible for the MC to still have feelings for them.]]

''Samurai of Hyuga'' is a ChooseYourOwnAdventure game written by Devon Connell and is hosted by Creator/ChoiceOfGames.

[[IThoughtItMeant Has nothing to do with]] [[Manga/{{Naruto}} a certain ninja clan]].

* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: In the second book's demo, [[spoiler:Jun/ko will demand the PC hand over their [[AncestralWeapon beloved sword, passed down from their Sensei,]] in exchange for Masashi/mi's life. If they don't, Jun/ko kills them. If they do, Jun/ko is enraged the PC would trade away the sword for a "worthless kid" and [[KickTheDog kills them anyway]].]] Fortunately, [[spoiler:Masashi/mi It was reviewed in Book 3 that the necklace that the emperor gave to them save them by taking most of the cut.]]

* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: In the second book's demo, [[spoiler:Jun/ko will demand the PC hand over their [[AncestralWeapon beloved sword, passed down from their Sensei,]] in exchange for Masashi/mi's life. If they don't, Jun/ko kills them. If they do, Jun/ko is enraged the PC would trade away the sword for a "worthless kid" and [[KickTheDog kills them anyway]].]] Fortunately, [[spoiler:Masashi/mi somehow either survives or comes back, though how is currently unexplained.]]

* NoPartyLikeADonnerParty: Book 3 has [[spoiler: (possibly, depending on what the player asks) the kitsune reveal that the Ronin had eaten other (already-dead) orphaned children after his hometown was destroyed]].

* FreudianExcuse: Book 3 reveals why Junko is as bloodthirsty as she is - [[spoiler: her father [[ParentalIncest had a weakness for young girls]].]]

Two Books are currently out, with more in the works that [[WordOfGod the author has stated]] will be [[DoorStopper significantly longer]]. The second Book became available for purchase on Sept. 16, 2016.

** Masashi/Masami's spirit animal is a Red Panda, and the player's varies depending on both choice and [[TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything what traits they've exhibited so far]]. Deviating from the Spirit Animal's traits will lower your spiritual attunement. There are ten total, but you can only [[KarmaMeter exhibit 5 traits, as each is paired with another, opposing trait]].

* TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything: Certain options will be automatically taken or gated off depending on the player's associated skills, mentioned under AnimalMotifs.

Samurai of Hyuga is a ChooseYourOwnAdventure game written by Devon Connell and is hosted by Creator/ChoiceOfGames.

!!Samurai of Hyuaga contains examples of:

Samurai of Hyuga is a ChooseYourOwnAdventure game written by Devon Connell and is hosted by Videogame/ChoiceOfGames.

* LuminescentBlush: Masashi/Masami is described as having a noticeable blush when the Emperor compliments them, if the main character gets a short haircut, and if the main character is perverted towards her.

* InterfaceScrew: Late in Book 2, [[spoiler:the names of your statistics are all suddenly replaced with more pleasant-sounding names; for example, "Perverted" is changed to "Affectionate", and "Brutal" is changed to "Unpolished". It's later revealed that this is because the Baron is secretly altering your memories to give you a more pleasant life. The statistics will gradually change back to their original names one by one as the story continues.]]

** Book One ends with [[spoiler:Jun/Junko slicing open Masashi/Masami's throat while the PC can only watch. Book 2 reveals she survives.]]

* UsingYourHead: Hatch, and quite effectively at that.