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	{{Quote\|I thought you were a demon. A monster. But Sorin taught me. Showed me other ways to let the hate out. And slowly... you started looking like something else. A person. A friend. Family.\|Ido Junjiro explaining how he learned to forgive Fujibayashi Naoe, 1582.\|Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|Lightning and Thunder}}		{{Quote\|I thought you were a demon. A monster. But Sorin taught me. Showed me other ways to let the hate out. And slowly... you started looking like something else. A person. A friend. Family.\|Ido Junjiro explaining how he learned to forgive Fujibayashi Naoe, 1582.\|Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|Lightning and Thunder}}
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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' {{1st}}
			*''[[Animus Hub]]'' {{c\|voice only}}

	==References==		==References==

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	'''Ido Junjiro''' (井戶順次郎; born c. 1572)<ref name="Artbook"/>, known ~~mononymously~~ as '''Junjiro''' (順次郎), was a young [[monk]]-in-training who was apprenticed to [[Sorin]] at [[Makinoodera Temple]] in [[Izumi Settsu]] during the [[Sengoku period]]. He was the son of the [[samurai]] and [[Shinbakufu]] member [[Ido Yoshihiro]]~~, as well as a budding artist~~.		'''Ido Junjiro''' (井戶順次郎; born c. 1572)<ref name="Artbook"/>, known {{Wiki\|mononym}}ously as '''Junjiro''' (順次郎), was a young [[monk]]-in-training and budding artist who was apprenticed to [[Sorin]] at [[Makinoodera Temple]] in [[Izumi Settsu]] during the [[Sengoku period]]. He was the son of the [[samurai]] and [[Shinbakufu]] member [[Ido Yoshihiro]].

	Following his father's assassination by the [[Iga]] ''[[Ninja\|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] in 1581, Junjiro and Sorin came across a wounded and unconscious Naoe and took her back to the Makinoodera Temple to treat her injuries. Although resentful of Naoe at first, Junjiro slowly forgave her for killing his father and grew close to the ''kunoichi'' over the following months, developing a sibling-like bond. When Sorin later decided to depart on a pilgrimage, he left Junjiro in Naoe's care at the boy's own request, and he moved into the [[Tomiko's Homestead\|homestead]] of Naoe's friend [[Tomiko]].		Following his father's [[assassination]] by the [[Iga]]n ''[[Ninja\|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] in 1581, Junjiro and Sorin came across a wounded and unconscious Naoe and took her back to the Makinoodera Temple to treat her injuries. Although resentful of Naoe at first, Junjiro slowly forgave her for killing his father and grew close to the ''kunoichi'' over the following months, developing a sibling-like bond. When Sorin later decided to depart on a pilgrimage, he left Junjiro in Naoe's care at the boy's own request, and he moved into the [[Tomiko's Homestead\|homestead]] of Naoe's friend [[Tomiko]].

	Junjiro eventually informed Naoe about his parentage during an encounter with the [[samurai]] [[Yasuke]], who sought Naoe's forgiveness for his role in the [[Tenshō Iga War\|conquest]] of her home. After telling the ''kunoichi'' how he had forgiven her for killing his father, Naoe agreed to give Yasuke a chance to make amends and invited him to join her fledgling league, the [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Kakushiba ''ikki'']]. Junjiro also joined the league, which he came to see as his new family.		Junjiro eventually informed Naoe about his parentage during an encounter with the [[samurai]] [[Yasuke]], who sought Naoe's forgiveness for his role in the [[Tenshō Iga War\|conquest]] of her home. After telling the ''kunoichi'' how he had forgiven her for killing his father, Naoe agreed to give Yasuke a chance to make amends and invited him to join her fledgling league, the [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Kakushiba ''ikki'']]. Junjiro also joined the league, which he came to see as his new family.

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	'''Ido Junjiro''' (井戶順次郎; born c. 1572)<ref name="Artbook"/> was a young [[monk]]-in-training who was apprenticed to [[Sorin]] at [[Makinoodera Temple]] in [[Izumi Settsu]] during the [[Sengoku period]]. He was the son of the [[samurai]] and [[Shinbakufu]] member [[Ido Yoshihiro]], as well as a budding artist.		'''Ido Junjiro''' (井戶順次郎; born c. 1572)<ref name="Artbook"/>, known mononymously as '''Junjiro''' (順次郎), was a young [[monk]]-in-training who was apprenticed to [[Sorin]] at [[Makinoodera Temple]] in [[Izumi Settsu]] during the [[Sengoku period]]. He was the son of the [[samurai]] and [[Shinbakufu]] member [[Ido Yoshihiro]], as well as a budding artist.

	Following his father's assassination by the [[Iga]] ''[[Ninja\|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] in 1581, Junjiro and Sorin came across a wounded and unconscious Naoe and took her back to the Makinoodera Temple to treat her injuries. Although resentful of Naoe at first, Junjiro slowly forgave her for killing his father and grew close to the ''kunoichi'' over the following months, developing a sibling-like bond. When Sorin later decided to depart on a pilgrimage, he left Junjiro in Naoe's care at the boy's own request, and he moved into the [[Tomiko's Homestead\|homestead]] of Naoe's friend [[Tomiko]].		Following his father's assassination by the [[Iga]] ''[[Ninja\|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] in 1581, Junjiro and Sorin came across a wounded and unconscious Naoe and took her back to the Makinoodera Temple to treat her injuries. Although resentful of Naoe at first, Junjiro slowly forgave her for killing his father and grew close to the ''kunoichi'' over the following months, developing a sibling-like bond. When Sorin later decided to depart on a pilgrimage, he left Junjiro in Naoe's care at the boy's own request, and he moved into the [[Tomiko's Homestead\|homestead]] of Naoe's friend [[Tomiko]].

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	{{Quote\|I thought you were a demon. A monster. But Sorin taught me. Showed me other ways to let the hate out. And slowly... you started looking like something else. A person. A friend. Family.\|Junjiro explaining how he learned to forgive Fujibayashi Naoe, 1582.\|Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|Lightning and Thunder}}		{{Quote\|I thought you were a demon. A monster. But Sorin taught me. Showed me other ways to let the hate out. And slowly... you started looking like something else. A person. A friend. Family.\|Ido Junjiro explaining how he learned to forgive Fujibayashi Naoe, 1582.\|Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|Lightning and Thunder}}
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	\|birth = c. 1572<ref name="Artbook">''[[The Art of Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – Narrative: Junjiro</ref><br>[[Japan]]		\|birth = c. 1572<ref name="Artbook">''[[The Art of Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – Narrative: Junjiro</ref><br>[[Japan]]
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	'''Junjiro''' (順次郎; born c. 1572)<ref name="Artbook"/> was a young monk-in-training who was apprenticed to [[Sorin]] at [[Makinoodera Temple]] in [[Izumi Settsu]] during the [[Sengoku period]]. He was the son of the [[samurai]] and [[Shinbakufu]] member [[Ido Yoshihiro]], as well as a budding artist.		'''Ido Junjiro''' (井戶順次郎; born c. 1572)<ref name="Artbook"/> was a young [[monk]]-in-training who was apprenticed to [[Sorin]] at [[Makinoodera Temple]] in [[Izumi Settsu]] during the [[Sengoku period]]. He was the son of the [[samurai]] and [[Shinbakufu]] member [[Ido Yoshihiro]], as well as a budding artist.

	Following his father's assassination by the [[Iga]] ''[[Ninja\|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] in 1581, Junjiro and Sorin came across a wounded and unconscious Naoe and took her back to the Makinoodera Temple to treat her injuries. Although resentful of Naoe at first, Junjiro slowly forgave her for killing his father and grew close to the ''kunoichi'' over the following months, developing a sibling-like bond. When Sorin later decided to depart on a pilgrimage, he left Junjiro in Naoe's care at the boy's own request, and he moved into the [[Tomiko's Homestead\|homestead]] of Naoe's friend [[Tomiko]].		Following his father's assassination by the [[Iga]] ''[[Ninja\|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]] in 1581, Junjiro and Sorin came across a wounded and unconscious Naoe and took her back to the Makinoodera Temple to treat her injuries. Although resentful of Naoe at first, Junjiro slowly forgave her for killing his father and grew close to the ''kunoichi'' over the following months, developing a sibling-like bond. When Sorin later decided to depart on a pilgrimage, he left Junjiro in Naoe's care at the boy's own request, and he moved into the [[Tomiko's Homestead\|homestead]] of Naoe's friend [[Tomiko]].
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In June 1582, before Naoe traveled to Katano Castle to look for leads to the whereabouts of the Shinbakufu member [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], Junjiro begged her not to go and fled after her refusal, much to both her and Tomiko's confusion. To prevent Naoe from learning what she had involuntarily done to him and to protect her from the Shinbakufu, Junjiro made the decision to travel to [[Katano]] himself and destroy any clues he could find until Naoe stopped him. As the ''kunoichi'' confronted him, they were both surrounded by [[soldier]]s under the command of [[Aoki Ujimasa]].<ref name="Lightning and Thunder"/>
In June 1582, before Naoe traveled to Katano Castle to look for leads to the whereabouts of the Shinbakufu member [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], Junjiro begged her not to go and fled after her refusal, much to both her and Tomiko's confusion. To prevent Naoe from learning what she had involuntarily done to him and to protect her from the Shinbakufu, Junjiro made the decision to travel to [[Katano]] himself and destroy any clues he could find until Naoe stopped him. As the ''kunoichi'' confronted him, they were both surrounded by [[soldier]]s under the command of [[Aoki Ujimasa]].<ref name="Lightning and Thunder"/>

Petrified in fear, Junjiro refused to follow Naoe as she begged him to escape with her, though fortunately they were both saved by the [[samurai]] [[Yasuke]], who dealt with the soldiers. When Yasuke revealed his involvement in the [[Tenshō Iga War|conquest]] of [[Iga]], Naoe's home, and asked for her forgiveness, the ''kunoichi'' refused to accept his apology and prepared to kill him. Junjiro stopped her and confessed the truth about his father's identity and how he had contemplated killing Naoe in revenge, until Sorin helped him overcome his grief and anger. <ref name="Lightning and Thunder"/>
Petrified in fear, Junjiro refused to follow Naoe as she begged him to escape with her, though fortunately they were both saved by the [[samurai]] [[Yasuke]], who dealt with the soldiers. When Yasuke revealed his involvement in the [[Tenshō Iga War|conquest]] of [[Iga]], Naoe's home, and asked for her forgiveness, the ''kunoichi'' refused to accept his apology and prepared to kill him. Junjiro stopped her and confessed the truth about his father's identity and how he had contemplated killing Naoe in revenge, until Sorin helped him overcome his grief and anger.<ref name="Lightning and Thunder"/>

While Naoe was shocked by this revelation and apologized to Junjiro, the boy told her that he had already forgiven her and urged her to give Yasuke a chance to make amends for his own mistakes. Naoe accepted and the trio left Katano Castle, returning to the homestead. There, Tomiko briefly scolded Junjiro for running away before the boy witnessed the formation of Naoe's league alongside Yasuke and Tomiko. After the group named their organization the [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins|Kakushiba ''ikki'']], Junjiro designed their banner.<ref name="Lightning and Thunder"/>
While Naoe was shocked by this revelation and apologized to Junjiro, the boy told her that he had already forgiven her and urged her to give Yasuke a chance to make amends for his own mistakes. Naoe accepted and the trio left Katano Castle, returning to the homestead. There, Tomiko briefly scolded Junjiro for running away before the boy witnessed the formation of Naoe's league alongside Yasuke and Tomiko. After the group named their organization the [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins|Kakushiba ''ikki'']], Junjiro designed their banner.<ref name="Lightning and Thunder"/>

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	In June 1582, before Naoe traveled to Katano Castle to look for leads to the whereabouts of the Shinbakufu member [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], Junjiro begged her not to go and fled after her refusal, much to both her and Tomiko's confusion. To prevent Naoe from learning what she had involuntarily done to him and to protect her from the Shinbakufu, Junjiro made the decision to travel to [[Katano]] himself and destroy any clues he could find until Naoe stopped him. As the ''kunoichi'' confronted him, they were both surrounded by [[soldier]]s under the command of [[Aoki Ujimasa]].<ref name="Lightning and Thunder"/>		In June 1582, before Naoe traveled to Katano Castle to look for leads to the whereabouts of the Shinbakufu member [[Akechi Mitsuhide]], Junjiro begged her not to go and fled after her refusal, much to both her and Tomiko's confusion. To prevent Naoe from learning what she had involuntarily done to him and to protect her from the Shinbakufu, Junjiro made the decision to travel to [[Katano]] himself and destroy any clues he could find until Naoe stopped him. As the ''kunoichi'' confronted him, they were both surrounded by [[soldier]]s under the command of [[Aoki Ujimasa]].<ref name="Lightning and Thunder"/>

	Petrified in fear, Junjiro refused to follow Naoe as she begged him to escape with her, though fortunately they were both saved by the [[samurai]] [[Yasuke]], who dealt with the soldiers. When Yasuke revealed his involvement in the [[Tenshō Iga War\|conquest]] of [[Iga]], Naoe's home, and asked for her forgiveness, the ''kunoichi'' refused to accept his apology and prepared to kill him. Junjiro stopped her and confessed the truth about his father's identity and how he had contemplated killing Naoe in revenge, until Sorin helped him overcome his grief and anger. <ref name="Lightning and Thunder"/>		Petrified in fear, Junjiro refused to follow Naoe as she begged him to escape with her, though fortunately they were both saved by the [[samurai]] [[Yasuke]], who dealt with the soldiers. When Yasuke revealed his involvement in the [[Tenshō Iga War\|conquest]] of [[Iga]], Naoe's home, and asked for her forgiveness, the ''kunoichi'' refused to accept his apology and prepared to kill him. Junjiro stopped her and confessed the truth about his father's identity and how he had contemplated killing Naoe in revenge, until Sorin helped him overcome his grief and anger.<ref name="Lightning and Thunder"/>

	While Naoe was shocked by this revelation and apologized to Junjiro, the boy told her that he had already forgiven her and urged her to give Yasuke a chance to make amends for his own mistakes. Naoe accepted and the trio left Katano Castle, returning to the homestead. There, Tomiko briefly scolded Junjiro for running away before the boy witnessed the formation of Naoe's league alongside Yasuke and Tomiko. After the group named their organization the [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Kakushiba ''ikki'']], Junjiro designed their banner.<ref name="Lightning and Thunder"/>		While Naoe was shocked by this revelation and apologized to Junjiro, the boy told her that he had already forgiven her and urged her to give Yasuke a chance to make amends for his own mistakes. Naoe accepted and the trio left Katano Castle, returning to the homestead. There, Tomiko briefly scolded Junjiro for running away before the boy witnessed the formation of Naoe's league alongside Yasuke and Tomiko. After the group named their organization the [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Kakushiba ''ikki'']], Junjiro designed their banner.<ref name="Lightning and Thunder"/>