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	'''Shiba Ibuka''' was a [[Japan]]ese nobleman and samurai from the [[Aizu]] domain who fought for the [[Tokugawa shogunate]] in the [[Boshin War]].		'''Shiba Ibuka''' (died 1868) was a [[Japan]]ese nobleman and [[samurai]] from the [[Aizu]] domain who fought for the [[Tokugawa shogunate]] in the [[Boshin War]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	The son of respected samurai [[Shiba Tanomo~~\|Shiba Tonomo~~]], Ibuka was trained by his father alongside his sister [[Shiba Atsuko]]. Although he became a skilled swordsman, he was afflicted with a pathological condition that made him prone to cowardice. ~~While~~ bringing back a cow for ~~the~~ feast, Ibuka and Atsuko were ambushed by [[bandit]]s. Ibuka was left paralyzed by fear and only survived the encounter due to his sister killing the bandits who tried to rape her. He eventually went back home with his sister, without ever mentioning the incident.<ref name="ACF"~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu]]'' – {{Cite\|30 Apr 2021. Chapters needed}}<~~/~~ref~~>		The son of respected samurai [[Shiba Tanomo]], Ibuka was trained by his father alongside his sister [[Shiba Atsuko]]. Although he became a skilled swordsman, he was afflicted with a pathological condition that made him prone to cowardice.<ref name="ACF">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu]]'' – {{Cite\|30 Apr 2021. Chapters needed}}</ref>

			One day, while bringing back a cow for a feast, Ibuka and Atsuko were ambushed by [[bandit]]s. Ibuka was left paralyzed by fear and only survived the encounter due to his sister killing the bandits who tried to rape her. He eventually went back home with his sister, without ever mentioning the incident.<ref name="ACF"/>

	===Encounter with the Assassins and Templars===		===Encounter with the Assassins and Templars===
	As the Boshin War spread to the rest of [[Japan]], Ibuka enlisted in the [[Tokugawa shogunate\|Tokugawa]] army to defend the samurai tradition from the {{wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|Imperial}} forces who were secretly backed by the [[Templars]] to spread [[New World Order\|~~their~~ ideology]] ~~to the masses~~ through rapid modernization and Westernization of the country. Unbeknownst to Ibuka, his sister Atsuko had disguised herself as a male [[ashigaru]] soldier in the shogunate forces so she watch over him to ensure that he ~~wasn't~~ killed in battle. During an assault on the camp of [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templar]] [[William Lloyd]], He witnessed Atsuko fend off "Masajiro", secretly the Assassin spy [[Matsuo]], and his cowardice unintentionally allowed both Atsuko and her [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[mentor]] [[Nakano Takeko]] to recover the [[Musashi Masamune]], the legendary sword of ''rōnin'' [[Miyamoto Musashi]] that was owned by the incompetent [[Saigo Kayano]] ~~before he was killed~~. Luckily for Ibuka, since no one except Atsuko and Takeko ~~saw~~ his cowardice, he was branded a hero to the forces of the Tokugawa shogunate.<ref name="ACF"/>		As the Boshin War spread to the rest of [[Japan]], Ibuka enlisted in the [[Tokugawa shogunate\|Tokugawa]] army to defend the samurai tradition from the {{wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|Imperial}} forces who were secretly backed by the [[Templars]] to spread their [[New World Order\|ideology]] through rapid modernization and Westernization of the country. Unbeknownst to Ibuka, his sister Atsuko had disguised herself as a male ''[[ashigaru]]'' soldier in the shogunate forces so she could watch over him and ensure that he was not killed in battle.<ref name="ACF"/>

			During an assault on the camp of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templar]] [[William Lloyd]], Ibuka witnessed Atsuko fend off "Masajiro", secretly the Assassin spy [[Matsuo]], and his cowardice unintentionally allowed both Atsuko and her [[Assassins\|Assassin]] mentor [[Nakano Takeko]] to recover the [[Musashi Masamune]], the legendary sword of the ''rōnin'' [[Miyamoto Musashi]] that was owned by the incompetent [[Saigo Kayano]] until his death. Luckily for Ibuka, since no one except Atsuko and Takeko had witnessed his cowardice, he was branded a hero to the forces of the Tokugawa shogunate.<ref name="ACF"/>

	Afterward, Takeko blackmailed Ibuka and Atsuko into [[poison]]ing the wells of Fushimi, a small town that lay in-between [[Osaka]] and [[Kyoto]]. Posing as ~~a peddler~~, ~~he and his sister~~ infiltrated the town but ~~she~~ refused to ~~poison to accomplish~~ their mission since she sympathized with several [[Civilian\|denizens]] of Fushimi. ~~By contrast~~, he would carry out the task for Takeko while Atsuko slept. Eventually ~~she~~ discovered ~~that Ibuka poisoned the wells of Fushimi. Atsuko would eventually leave~~ him to join with her ashigaru battalion, vowing never to see or help him ever again. Later, Ibuka would join the personal guard of [[Matsudaira Katamori]], a powerful ''daimyō'' from the Aizu domain.<ref name="ACF"/>		Afterward, Takeko blackmailed Ibuka and Atsuko into [[poison]]ing the wells of Fushimi, a small town that lay in-between [[Osaka]] and [[Kyoto]]. Posing as peddlers, the siblings infiltrated the town, but Atsuko refused to complete their mission since she sympathized with several [[Civilian\|denizens]] of Fushimi. As a result, Ibuka would carry out the task for Takeko while Atsuko slept. Eventually, Ibuka's actions were discovered by his sister, who left him to join with her ''ashigaru'' battalion, vowing to never see or help him ever again. Later, Ibuka would join the personal guard of [[Matsudaira Katamori]], a powerful ''daimyō'' from the Aizu domain.<ref name="ACF"/>

	===Fighting for the Shogunate===		===Fighting for the Shogunate===
	Ibuka was present at the [[Battle of Toba–Fushimi]], ~~however~~ he ~~chose to flee~~ the battlefield and not participate. One of Katamori's men, a samurai named [[Uesegi]] threatened to expose ~~him for~~ cowardice. Luckily for Ibuka, Uesugi was crushed to death by a cannonball when he was about to kill ~~his sister~~ Atsuko. However, he later discovered that his father ~~was dead and it~~ broke his bond with Atsuko, after she ~~had~~ pledged to protect his reputation.<ref name="ACF"/>		Ibuka was present at the [[Battle of Toba–Fushimi]]; however, he fled from the battlefield and did not participate in the conflict. One of Katamori's men, a samurai named [[Uesegi]], threatened to expose his cowardice. Luckily for Ibuka, Uesugi was crushed to death by a cannonball when he was about to kill Atsuko. However, Ibuka later discovered that his father had been killed, which broke his bond with Atsuko, after she pledged to protect his reputation.<ref name="ACF"/>

	Despite ~~their~~ strained relationship, Ibuka would participate in the [[Battle of Aizu]] ~~in spite of being rather nervous~~. In a moment of courage, he ~~would~~ save Atsuko ~~from being killed by Lloyd and eventually slew him~~. Ibuka carried ~~Atsuko~~ away from the battlefield but he eventually succumbed to his wounds ~~and died~~.<ref name="ACF"/>		Despite the siblings' strained relationship and his nervousness, Ibuka would later participate in the [[Battle of Aizu]]. In a moment of courage, he overcame his fear of death and confronted William Lloyd to save Atsuko. After slaying the Templar with the Musashi Masamune, Ibuka carried his unconscious sister away from the battlefield, but eventually succumbed to his wounds sustained during the battle.<ref name="ACF"/>

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	===Encounter with the Assassins and Templars===		===Encounter with the Assassins and Templars===
	As the Boshin War spread to the rest of [[Japan]], Ibuka enlisted in the [[Tokugawa shogunate\|Tokugawa]] army to defend the samurai tradition from the {{wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|Imperial}} forces who were secretly backed by the [[Templars]] to spread [[New World Order\|their ideology]] to the masses through rapid modernization and Westernization of the country. Unbeknownst to Ibuka, his sister Atsuko had disguised herself as a male ashigaru soldier in the shogunate forces so she watch over him to ensure that he wasn't killed in battle. During an assault on the camp of [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templar]] [[William Lloyd]], He witnessed Atsuko fend off "Masajiro", secretly the Assassin spy [[Matsuo]], and his cowardice unintentionally allowed both Atsuko and her [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[mentor]] [[Nakano Takeko]] to recover the [[Musashi Masamune]], the legendary sword of ''rōnin'' [[Miyamoto Musashi]] that was owned by the incompetent [[Saigo Kayano]] before he was killed. Luckily for Ibuka, since no one except Atsuko and Takeko saw his cowardice, he was branded a hero to the forces of the Tokugawa shogunate.<ref name="ACF"/>		As the Boshin War spread to the rest of [[Japan]], Ibuka enlisted in the [[Tokugawa shogunate\|Tokugawa]] army to defend the samurai tradition from the {{wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|Imperial}} forces who were secretly backed by the [[Templars]] to spread [[New World Order\|their ideology]] to the masses through rapid modernization and Westernization of the country. Unbeknownst to Ibuka, his sister Atsuko had disguised herself as a male [[ashigaru]] soldier in the shogunate forces so she watch over him to ensure that he wasn't killed in battle. During an assault on the camp of [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templar]] [[William Lloyd]], He witnessed Atsuko fend off "Masajiro", secretly the Assassin spy [[Matsuo]], and his cowardice unintentionally allowed both Atsuko and her [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[mentor]] [[Nakano Takeko]] to recover the [[Musashi Masamune]], the legendary sword of ''rōnin'' [[Miyamoto Musashi]] that was owned by the incompetent [[Saigo Kayano]] before he was killed. Luckily for Ibuka, since no one except Atsuko and Takeko saw his cowardice, he was branded a hero to the forces of the Tokugawa shogunate.<ref name="ACF"/>

	Afterward, Takeko blackmailed Ibuka and Atsuko into [[poison]]ing the wells of Fushimi, a small town that lay in-between [[Osaka]] and [[Kyoto]]. Posing as a peddler, he and his sister infiltrated the town but she refused to poison to accomplish their mission since she sympathized with several [[Civilian\|denizens]] of Fushimi. By contrast, he would carry out the task for Takeko while Atsuko slept. Eventually she discovered that Ibuka poisoned the wells of Fushimi. Atsuko would eventually leave him to join with her ~~''{{Wiki\|~~ashigaru~~}}''~~ battalion, vowing never to see or help him ever again. Later, Ibuka would join the personal guard of [[Matsudaira Katamori]], a powerful ''daimyō'' from the Aizu domain.<ref name="ACF"/>		Afterward, Takeko blackmailed Ibuka and Atsuko into [[poison]]ing the wells of Fushimi, a small town that lay in-between [[Osaka]] and [[Kyoto]]. Posing as a peddler, he and his sister infiltrated the town but she refused to poison to accomplish their mission since she sympathized with several [[Civilian\|denizens]] of Fushimi. By contrast, he would carry out the task for Takeko while Atsuko slept. Eventually she discovered that Ibuka poisoned the wells of Fushimi. Atsuko would eventually leave him to join with her ashigaru battalion, vowing never to see or help him ever again. Later, Ibuka would join the personal guard of [[Matsudaira Katamori]], a powerful ''daimyō'' from the Aizu domain.<ref name="ACF"/>

	===Fighting for the Shogunate===		===Fighting for the Shogunate===

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	The son of respected samurai [[Shiba Tanomo\|Shiba Tonomo]], Ibuka was trained by his father alongside his sister [[Shiba Atsuko]]. Although he became a skilled swordsman, he was afflicted with a pathological condition that made him prone to cowardice. While bringing back a cow for the feast, Ibuka and Atsuko were ambushed by [[bandit]]s. Ibuka was left paralyzed by fear and only survived the encounter due to ~~her~~ sister killing the bandits who tried to rape her. He eventually went back home with his sister, without ever mentioning the incident.<ref name="ACF">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu]]'' – {{Cite\|30 Apr 2021. Chapters needed}}</ref>		The son of respected samurai [[Shiba Tanomo\|Shiba Tonomo]], Ibuka was trained by his father alongside his sister [[Shiba Atsuko]]. Although he became a skilled swordsman, he was afflicted with a pathological condition that made him prone to cowardice. While bringing back a cow for the feast, Ibuka and Atsuko were ambushed by [[bandit]]s. Ibuka was left paralyzed by fear and only survived the encounter due to his sister killing the bandits who tried to rape her. He eventually went back home with his sister, without ever mentioning the incident.<ref name="ACF">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu]]'' – {{Cite\|30 Apr 2021. Chapters needed}}</ref>

	===Encounter with the Assassins and Templars===		===Encounter with the Assassins and Templars===
	As the Boshin War spread to the rest of [[Japan]], Ibuka enlisted in the [[Tokugawa shogunate\|Tokugawa]] army to defend the samurai tradition from the {{wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|Imperial}} forces who were secretly backed by the [[Templars]] to spread [[New World Order\|their ideology]] to the masses through rapid modernization and Westernization of the country. Unbeknownst to Ibuka, ~~her~~ sister Atsuko had disguised herself as a male ashigaru soldier in the shogunate forces so she watch over him to ensure that he wasn't killed in battle. During an assault on the camp of [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templar]] [[William Lloyd]], He witnessed Atsuko fend off "Masajiro", secretly the Assassin spy [[Matsuo]], and his cowardice unintentionally allowed both Atsuko and her [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[mentor]] [[Nakano Takeko]] to recover the [[Musashi Masamune]], the legendary sword of ''rōnin'' [[Miyamoto Musashi]] that was owned by the incompetent [[Saigo Kayano]] before he was killed. Luckily for Ibuka, since no one except Atsuko and Takeko saw his cowardice, he was branded a hero to the forces of the Tokugawa shogunate.<ref name="ACF"/>		As the Boshin War spread to the rest of [[Japan]], Ibuka enlisted in the [[Tokugawa shogunate\|Tokugawa]] army to defend the samurai tradition from the {{wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|Imperial}} forces who were secretly backed by the [[Templars]] to spread [[New World Order\|their ideology]] to the masses through rapid modernization and Westernization of the country. Unbeknownst to Ibuka, his sister Atsuko had disguised herself as a male ashigaru soldier in the shogunate forces so she watch over him to ensure that he wasn't killed in battle. During an assault on the camp of [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Templar]] [[William Lloyd]], He witnessed Atsuko fend off "Masajiro", secretly the Assassin spy [[Matsuo]], and his cowardice unintentionally allowed both Atsuko and her [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[mentor]] [[Nakano Takeko]] to recover the [[Musashi Masamune]], the legendary sword of ''rōnin'' [[Miyamoto Musashi]] that was owned by the incompetent [[Saigo Kayano]] before he was killed. Luckily for Ibuka, since no one except Atsuko and Takeko saw his cowardice, he was branded a hero to the forces of the Tokugawa shogunate.<ref name="ACF"/>

	Afterward, Takeko blackmailed Ibuka and Atsuko into [[~~Poison\|~~poison]]ing the wells of Fushimi, a small town that lay in-between [[Osaka]] and [[Kyoto]]. Posing as a peddler, he and his sister infiltrated the town but she refused to poison to accomplish their mission since she sympathized with several [[Civilian\|denizens]] of Fushimi. By contrast, he would carry out the task for Takeko while Atsuko slept. Eventually she discovered that Ibuka poisoned the wells of Fushimi. Atsuko would eventually leave him to join with her ''{{Wiki\|ashigaru}}'' battalion, vowing never to see or help him ever again. Later, Ibuka would join the personal guard of [[Matsudaira Katamori]], a powerful ''daimyō'' from the Aizu domain.<ref name="ACF"/>		Afterward, Takeko blackmailed Ibuka and Atsuko into [[poison]]ing the wells of Fushimi, a small town that lay in-between [[Osaka]] and [[Kyoto]]. Posing as a peddler, he and his sister infiltrated the town but she refused to poison to accomplish their mission since she sympathized with several [[Civilian\|denizens]] of Fushimi. By contrast, he would carry out the task for Takeko while Atsuko slept. Eventually she discovered that Ibuka poisoned the wells of Fushimi. Atsuko would eventually leave him to join with her ''{{Wiki\|ashigaru}}'' battalion, vowing never to see or help him ever again. Later, Ibuka would join the personal guard of [[Matsudaira Katamori]], a powerful ''daimyō'' from the Aizu domain.<ref name="ACF"/>

	===Fighting for the Shogunate===		===Fighting for the Shogunate===

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	Ibuka was present at the [[Battle of Toba–Fushimi]], however he chose to flee the battlefield and not participate. One of Katamori's men, a samurai named [[~~Uesugi~~]] threatened to expose him for cowardice. Luckily for Ibuka, Uesugi was crushed to death by a cannonball when he was about to kill his sister Atsuko. However, he later discovered that his father was dead and it broke his bond with Atsuko, after she had pledged to protect his reputation.<ref name="ACF"/>		Ibuka was present at the [[Battle of Toba–Fushimi]], however he chose to flee the battlefield and not participate. One of Katamori's men, a samurai named [[Uesegi]] threatened to expose him for cowardice. Luckily for Ibuka, Uesugi was crushed to death by a cannonball when he was about to kill his sister Atsuko. However, he later discovered that his father was dead and it broke his bond with Atsuko, after she had pledged to protect his reputation.<ref name="ACF"/>

	Despite their strained relationship, Ibuka would participate in the [[Battle of Aizu]] in spite of being rather nervous. In a moment of courage, he would save Atsuko from being killed by Lloyd and eventually slew him. Ibuka carried Atsuko away from the battlefield but he eventually succumbed to his wounds and died.<ref name="ACF"/>		Despite their strained relationship, Ibuka would participate in the [[Battle of Aizu]] in spite of being rather nervous. In a moment of courage, he would save Atsuko from being killed by Lloyd and eventually slew him. Ibuka carried Atsuko away from the battlefield but he eventually succumbed to his wounds and died.<ref name="ACF"/>

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