Apr 17, 2017
Shin Sangoku Musou Blast: Dong Bai, Zang Ba, Li Jue, Guo Si, Zhang Xiu, Zoushi
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Shin Sangoku Musou Blast: Dong Bai, Zang Ba, Li Jue, Guo Si, Zhang Xiu, Zoushi
Guo Si (Dynasty Warriors Blast) Raclette. 🧀🍞 This dumb concept sprouted when my husband, @risingfox misheard something on the TV. Please visit my DA post for the full story because I don't feel like explaining the whole thing here. 🙄 Art © Rigamorphosis (MariposaBullet) Han Dang, Lianshi, Lu Su (Dynasty Warriors 9) © Koei Tecmo
WIP shots of Li Jue and Guo Si from Dynasty Warriors Blast. I fused a bit of my DW9 Empires CAW versions of them.
Dynasty Warriors Characters I would like to see added into the game Dong Zhuo edition.
...he [Lü Bu] couldn't even fend us off... let alone the hundred ahead of him.
chapter 62, The Ravages of Time
Dynasty Warriors 8 Empires CAW Dong Zhuo’s Forces (Set One)
Guo Si: Took over as regent of Emperor Xian following Dong Zhuo’s death as they held the emperor and others hostage at Chang’An. Partner of Li Jue
Dong Min: (isn’t he cute? hehehe) Younger brother of Dong Zhuo, killed following Dong’s execution
Fan Chou: Following Dong Zhuo’s death, he and his group defeated Lu Bu and Wang Yun. Convinced Li Jue and Guo Si not to kill Emperor Xian, and to instead control him
Gao Shun: (though more a Lu Bu subordinate) dueled with Xiahou Dun, served Lu Bu up to Xiapi, died along with his lord. Was known as “camp crusher”
Hua Xiong: Defeated by Sun Jian. in the novel, however, he was given a bigger role. Described as a beast, he was on par with Lu Bu, until he was whacked by Guan Yu
Huche’er: (genderswapped him, heh) Said to have been of non-Chinese origin. Persian? Turkish? Fought under Dong Zhuo, but fled following his death, becoming a warrior under Zhang Xiu
Niu Fu (based him on Hwoarang): Son in law to Dong Zhuo. Following Dong’s death, Lu Bu sent Li Su to kill him, but Li was instead defeated by Niu’s forces