Hideo Shimazu

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Hideo Shimazu
Hideo in Project Justice
School	Justice High School
Birthdate	May 5
Height	165 cm
Weight	68 kg
Blood type	A
Three sizes	93-80-85
Nationality	Japanese
Likes	Japanese literature, Japanese-style meals, students
Dislikes	Disputes, cowardice
Seiyu	Tetsuo Mizutori

Hideo Shimazu (島津英雄, Shimazu Hideo^?) is a character from the Rival Schools video game series. He is a Japanese language teacher from Justice High School.

1 History
- 1.1 Rival Schools
- 1.2 Project Justice
2 Cameos
3 Trivia

[edit] History

[edit] Rival Schools

When Justice High began it's plan of domination, Hideo was sent with Kyoko to recruit students for the school. When Hideo and Kyoko become suspicious of their orders, they confront Justice principal Raizo Imawano, but are defeated and brainwashed. Later on, the teachers are freed from their brainwashing by the students fighting against Hyo. During this ordeal, Hideo becomes close to Kyoko, and eventually proposes to her, which she accepts.

[edit] Project Justice

After the hospitalization of Raizo by a mysterious attacker, Hideo and Kyoko set out to find who was responsible for the attack. They are joined by Taiyo High gym teacher Hayato Nekketsu, who is similarly searching for a person who is imitating Batsu. The three teachers soon find out that they are searching for the same person, Kurow Kirishima. The teachers are able to confront Kurow, but the ensuing chaos from Kurow's defeat ends up destroying Justice High School, and injuring Hideo. At a nearby hospital, Hideo and Kyoko promise to help rebuild Justice High, as well as reaffirm their wedding plans.

[edit] Cameos

Hideo, along with Kyoko, is one of two Rival Schools characters to appear in the crossover strategy RPG Namco X Capcom.

[edit] Trivia

Of note is the fact that Hideo's special moves are very similar to Ryu from the Street Fighter series. Hideo has analogs to the Hadouken, Shoryuuken, Tatsumakisenpuukyaku, Shinkuu Hadouken and Shin Shoryuuken.
Hideo's birthday corresponds to Children's Day in Japan, as well as the end of Golden Week.