Nagao
 
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Character Information
 
Name: Nagao
  (ながお)
First Story Appearance: Frost and Fire
First Issue Appearance: USAGI YOJIMBO Volume 1, Number 19
Caste: Samurai
Profession: Unknown
Known Fighting Proficiencies: None
Weapon of Preference: Unknown
Anthropomorphic Identity:
Clan Allegiance: Geishu
Famous Quote: None
Profile
 

Nagao is the husband of Lady Lady Koriko and fell in love with the peasant girl Atsuko when he passed through her village. He and Atsuko planned to commit lovers suicide because a samurai cannot love a peasant girl when he was killed by bandits.
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