Tenco's Treasure Trove of Treats for Eiyuu*Senki GOLD

Ashito's band of sisters launches full-scale, multi-theater assault on otaku wallets

While I am quick to name Digital Lover's Yuka Nakajima as the hardest working artist in the doujinshi business, I should keep in mind that Oyari Ashito had to come up with a mind-numbing 69-and-counting original character designs for one video game alone, erotic moe-moe global conquest SRPG 英雄*戦姫GOLD / Eiyuu*Senki GOLD, releasing on January 31, 2014.  Before gamers can decide whether Brittania or Zipang, Vinland or Macedonia or the Uncharted Zone that Nostradamus here calls home, game publisher Tenco has challenged otaku to declare their allegiance by casting a deluge of omake across the four winds and seven seas.

An octet of B2-sized tapestries and a pair of dakimakura featuring a selection of the game's historical pillars of civilization-cum-moesome waifs has been dispatched to several online and brick-and-mortar retailers, with each store featuring one exclusive design for the game's adopters:

Napoleon Bonaparte, at AMPnet                                                   King Arthur, at Gamers

Vlad Tepes, at Getchu                                                                    Date Masamune, at Melonbooks

Sir Gawain, double-sided, at Toranoana                                      Tutankhamun, at Medio

Sir Percival, at Trader                                                                   Oda Nobunaga, at Yodobashi Camera 

                                      Sir Kay, at Sofmap

                               Napoleon Bonaparte, at Tenco

Tip o’ the hat to Takeshi Gohmoto of AkibaDaisuki for his assistance with this article!

Vlad Tepes the Soon-to-be-Impaled?

Second of Ashito's world-conquering waifs gets dakimakura'd

Back in late April, in conjunction with the confirmation of a PS3, Vita, and Mobile port of Eiyuu*Senki, erotic stick figure maestro Oyari Ashito revealed the results of a poll asking which of his moefied historical conquerors, philosopher kings, tyrants, and man-myths fans would like to see receive the dakimakura treatment, with infamous American gunslinger girl Billy the Kid taking top honors.

At the tail end of the pertinent post, Ashito hinted that the polling results were close enough that a second dakimakura for the runner-up would be justifiable, and today, going along with the reveal of Eiyuu*Senki's release date, Ashito has defrocked and bedded another of his maidens for our gratification...

It's none other than Vlad Tepes, the Impaler of Wallachia, the inspiration for Bram Stoker's Dracula, in her full goth-loli glory.  Vlad retails for 11,000 yen, with reservations for order due by June 25.