World Trigger Best Anime Black Trigger Retrieval Mission Jin vs Tachikawa

Описание: Black Trigger Retrieval Mission Jin vs Tachikawa World Trigger Best Anime

At some point in his past, his mother was killed by a Neighbor.[1] He was a member of Border before it went public. Before the start of the series, he saved Osamu from a Bamster when the latter attempted to sneak into Border.

He went on several missions to the Neighborhood, getting to know that Neighbors weren't all bad

Jin is first seen sitting upon slain Trion Warriors. He comes to Osamu when his punishment is being decided by the upper echelons. He defends Osamu, saving him from being dismissed from Border. Later, he meets Yūma, who has information regarding the Rad Infestation. He next appears during Yūma's battle with Miwa Squad. He persuades Narasaka to not shoot Yūma, and then comes at the end of the battle. He and Osamu are sent back to Border's echelons, this time Osamu is in trouble for hiding a Neighbor. Kido orders Jin to steal Yūma's Black Trigger.

Black Trigger Capture Arc
Jin refuses to obey, forcing Rindō to order him, though Rindō orders him to go about it as he wished. He meets with Yūma and asks him to join Border, stating that he would be safer. Yūma goes to Border only to find out about his father's acquaintance, Mogami, only to find out that he passed away 5 years before. He was also Jin's mentor, and the one who became Fūjin through death. Hearing about this, Yūma considers returning to the Neighborhood, but Jin persuades him not to, stating that it would be a lot of fun to be on this side. Jin's words help; Yūma decides to join. However, as Border Official Enlistment day did not occur, he was not an official member of Border meaning that Border could hunt him down. Kido uses this to his advantage by sending Border's top three Squads after him. They, along with Miwa Squad, are intercepted by Jin and Arashiyama Squad and get into a fight. Jin fights his rival, Tachikawa, and claims victory over him, and subsequently, over his foes. The conflict is still not over, as Kido threatens to send Amō. To ensure Yūma's safety, Jin offers Fūjin in exchange for Yūma's safety and guaranteed enlistment. The deal is successful, leading to Jin being demoted to A-rank and losing his Black Trigger, but at the same time, Yūma could now not worry about being pursued by Border.

After Yūma, Chika, and Osamu make their flashy debuts on Enlistment day, Jin receives a call about it whilst defeating Bamsters. He says that there were more surprises to come. After Yūma's battle with Midorikawa, he summons Osamu and Yūma to the meeting regarding the predicted invasion. There, he listens as Replica explains about the Neighborhood. He reveals that he can't see who the invaders will be since he has not met them. After the meeting, he goes to the rooftop to ask a favor from Miwa. He explains that in the upcoming invasion, Osamu would get himself into a predicament, at which point Miwa would have to save him. As payment, he offers to recommend Miwa for possession of Fūjin. Miwa refuses, but Jin assures him he would when the time came. When the invasion is about to begin, he notes that they were early, and prepares for battle.

Fūjin (風ふう刃じん Lit. Wind Blade ?) is a Black Trigger created by Sōichi Mogami. It is compatible with a relatively high number of Border agents

Fūjin's overall appearance when deactivated is a long, black sword handle with green circular designs on the bottom half of the handle and a green line in the middle of those designs. When activated, it releases a blade of green energy, similar in appearance to a Kogetsu, which hides part of the handle. The extra blades are undulating and semi-transparent and similar to tentacles. When these extra blades are attached to a surface, they become invisible until they are triggered, in which case they become thin glowing lines that extend into blades

Fūjin is an offensive Trigger that comes in the form of a highly efficient sword that is lighter than Scorpion and both sharper and more durable than Kogetsu,[4] giving the user an edge in close quarters combat. However, according to Tachikawa, the blade itself is not much different from an Attacker Trigger.[5] Fūjin's real power lies in its ability to transmit its slashes through solid objects to strike wherever the user can see.[6] A remote attack is initiated when the user slashes at a surface (walls,[7] floors,[8] or ceilings[9]) causing a straight line of light to travel along that surface in the chosen direction. At the user's command, a blade will emerge from it, subsequently causing the attack to terminate. Being in an enclosed space with a Fūjin user may create hazards for the opponent, as the slashes can be transmitted to strike from multiple, unpredictable angles.[10]

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