This videogame poster of Oda Nobunaga -- a fan art, actually -- is simply WOW.

Cosplayer Terumaki Higashi sent this picture of himself, taken at the festival of Kiyosu Castle in Aichi Prefecture. Arigato gozaimasu, Higashi-san -- what year was it?

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Unbelievable. This is an overweight Oda Nobunaga that adorned a gaming site in 2004! Thanks to Andy McCrae for the picture. I wish it were larger.

This pic was sent by Arya Kamandanu from Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. He said he made it himself. Makasih banget ya, Arya!

Cosplayers as Oda Nobunaga and his sister Lady Oichi in the parade in Aichi, 1998.

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