Tomoe

Tomoe was a Japanese woman who lived in Aizu during the Edo period. In the spring of 1868, she went to a national festival that celebrated spring and conversed with her fellow single girls. While there, Tomoe laughed at Yasuhime's remarks of Shiba Tanomo's daughter Shiba Atsuko's injury to her head while losing her own composure from the laughter.^[1]

Appearances

Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu

References

↑ Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu – Chapter 1

Assassin's Creed: Fragments

The Blade of Aizu • The Highlands Children • The Witches of the Moors

Characters

Assassins	Issa • Jules Brunet • Matsuo • Nakano Takeko • Shiba Atsuko \| Amy Comyn • Deorsa • Fillan • James of Crannach • Thomas of Balmerino • William Wallace \| Avicenne • Fabrizzio Auditore • Florine • Isaac du Queyran • Margaux

Templars	William Lloyd \| Cornavii \| Alexandre de Hautecourt • Ermeline • François Ascair • La Morguy • Pierre de Lancre

Others	Emperor Meiji • Haku • Harry Parkes • Keitaro • Kokan • Madoka • Matsudaira Katamori • Mikinosuke • Miyamoto Musashi • Munemi • Nobusuke • Saigo Kayano • Saizu • Shiba Ibuka • Shiba Tanomo • Tokugawa Nariaki • Tokugawa Yoshinobu • Tomoe • Uesegi • Yasuhime • Yoshisada \| Ailéas • Alastair Aitken • Alexander Macdougall • Bradley Dacre • Craig • Edan • Edward I of England • Fergus • Kyle Macdougall • Moira • Sören \| Catherine • Jean d'Espaignet • Jehan Sorhaindo