the former in Soulcalibur VI as a playable guest character. The legendary swordsman Frandar Hunding of The Elder Scrolls universe is heavily based on Musashi. Hunding wrote a book called the Book of Circles, a strong parallel to Musashi's The Book of Five Rings. In Sengoku Basara 2, Capcom's sequel to Sengoku Basara, Musashi is a playable character wielding a wooden sword and a boat oar as weapons. The character Musashi, from SNK's The Last Blade, is based on Miyamoto Musashi. Miyamoto Musashi is a playable character in the Warcraft III map Tides of Blood. Miyamoto Musashi appears as a main character in the PlayStation 3 epic action adventure Ryu ga Gotoku Kenzan!. He uses the two sword technique and his biggest rival is Sasaki Kojiro. Musashi is a playable character of the samurai class in the original Shining Force. In Time Killers, character Musashi is supposedly based on Miyamoto Musashi. In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003 video game, when the player loses in the second Dojo stage with Donatello, Splinter quotes Miyamoto Musashi. Musashi also appears as a bonus boss character in Soul of the Samurai if played as Kotaro Hiba. Beating him will allow to dual wield two katana in his style. Musashi was released as a female Saber-servant for Fate/Grand Orders New Year's 2017 Gacha, and stars in its second part main storyline with the headline "Epic of Remnant". A male version of Musashi also appears, serving as the faceless narrator of the story. The character Jetstream Sam from Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance is based on Miyamoto Musashi Music On the critically acclaimed 1983 album Piece of Mind'', British heavy metal band Iron Maiden gives a brief glimpse of Musashi in "Sun and Steel". John Zorn's Ganryu Island (1984 Tzadik release tz7319) depicts the famous duel between Musashi and Kojiro. Drum and bass producer Photek recorded a song called "Ni Ten Ichi Ryu". The video features a samurai who fights using a similar technique as Musashi. References