Watatsumi Army

Watatsumi Army
Internal view of Fort Fujitou
Leader(s)	Sangonomiya Kokomi
Base	Watatsumi Island Fort Fujitou, Yashiori Island
Region	Inazuma

The Watatsumi Army, also known as the resistance, is an Inazuman resistance organization led by Sangonomiya Kokomi that opposes the Vision Hunt Decree. It is comprised of those who fear losing or have already lost their Visions to the Tenryou Commission, and those who are against the Vision Hunt Decree whether they have Visions themselves or not. The resistance is based in Watatsumi Island, where the Sangonomiya Shrine is located.

The Watatsumi Army continues to function even after the abolishment of the Vision Hunt Decree, but mostly to serve as peacekeepers and help rebuild the devastated economy on the island. It is also working to clear Watatsumi Island of the Fatui.

Members

See also: Category:Watatsumi Army

Leadership & Special Ops

• Sangonomiya Kokomi — Leader
• Gorou — General
• Kaida Ryouma — Officer

Herring

Herring I

• Teppei — former Captain (deceased); Gobius Platoon Member

Stingray

Stingray III

• Yabe — Member

Swordfish

Swordfish I

• Ueno — Provisional Squad Leader

Swordfish II

• Traveler — Captain
• Koutoku — former Provisional Squad Leader; Member
• Yoshihisa — Veteran

Gorgasia

Gorgasia II

• Gorou — former Member and then former Captain

Infantry

Sangonomiya Samurai

• Arisawa
• Denjirou
• Enomoto
• Hiroaki
• Hiroyuki
• Hisahiko
• Imaizumi
• Kagawa
• Koutoku
• Kouzen
• Koyama
• Masashi
• Matsuda
• Message-Runner
• Moriguchi
• Nami
• Nathan — Fatui infiltrator
• Ooizumi
• Ookubo Daisuke
• Raku
• Shibata
• Shouji
• Shuuhei
• Sugiyama
• Tadakatsu
• Takahashi
• Toshihiko
• Tokuda
• Tsuneo
• Uchimura

Other Members

• Kaedehara Kazuha — left Inazuma to become a member of the Crux after being sheltered by the resistance
• Masanori
• Miyazaki Saburou — Blacksmith
• Yuuzou — Worker

Trivia

• The Inazuma Shogunate refers to the Watatsumi Army as the "Sangonomiya Rebels," or simply "rebels."
• The Watatsumi Army is mentioned in the descriptions of the following 5 Furnishings:
  • Camp Barricade: Taking Sides
  • Camp Bow-Rack: Fletching
  • Camp Tent: Timely Tactics
  • Trees of Azure Jade
  • Military Exercise Grounds

Other Languages

Watatsumi Army

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Watatsumi Army	—
Chinese (Simplified)	海祇军 Hǎiqí-jūn	Watatsumi Army
Chinese (Traditional)	海祇軍 Hǎiqí-jūn
Japanese	海祇軍 Watatsumi-gun‍[!][!]Assumed reading	Watatsumi Army
Korean	와타츠미군군軍 Watacheumi-gun	Watatsumi Army
Spanish	Tropas de Watatsumi	Watatsumi Troops
French	Armée de Watatsumi	Army of Watatsumi
Russian	Армия Ватацуми Armiya Vatatsumi	Watatsumi Army
Thai	กองกำลัง Watatsumi Kong-kam-lang Watatsumi	Watatsumi Brigade
Vietnamese	QuânQuân軍 Watatsumi	Watatsumi Army
German	Truppen von Watatsumi	Troops of Watatsumi
Indonesian	Pasukan Watatsumi	Watatsumi Army
Portuguese	Tropa de Watatsumi

Resistance

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Resistance	—
Chinese (Simplified)	反抗军 Fǎnkàng-jūn	Resistance Army
Chinese (Traditional)	反抗軍 Fǎnkàng-jūn
Japanese	抵抗軍 Teikou-gun	Resistance Army
Korean	저항군저항군抵抗軍 Jeohang-gun	Resistance Army
Spanish	Resistencia	Resistance
French	Résistance	Resistance
Russian	Сопротивление Soprotivleniye	Resistance
Thai	กองทัพต่อต้าน Kong-thap To-tan	Resistance Army
Vietnamese	QuânQuân軍 Kháng ChiếnKháng Chiến抗戰	Resistance Army
German	Widerstand	Resistance
Indonesian	Pasukan Pemberontak	Resistance Army
Portuguese	Resistência	Resistance

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