Sengoku Jidai (other media)

The specific time period of the Sengoku Jidai in Samurai Warriors is a popular basis or inspiration for many films, novels, anime, and games.

Films

 * Goemon
 * Chacha ~ Tengai no Onna
 * Ganryujima
 * Kagemusha
 * Seven Samurai - Kanbei is modeled after Kamiizumi Nobutsuna, Gorobei takes inspiration from Tsukahara Bokuden, and Kyuzo is based on Musashi
 * Makai Tensho
 * Sengoku Jieitai 1549 and G.I. Samurai
 * Samurai trilogy
 * Azumi
 * Shinobi: Heart Under Blade
 * Samurai Fiction and its prequel Red Shadow
 * Kamen Rider Den-O: I'm Born!
 * Rikyu
 * Samurai Spy
 * Owls' Castle
 * Samurai Banners
 * Warai no Daigaku: University of Laughs (2004 film)
 * Jyokei Kasuga no Tsubone (1990)
 * Maboroshi no Mizunoumi (1982) - Oichi and Nobunaga make appearances in this film
 * Sanada Yukimura no Boryakusetsu (1979)
 * Okinsama (1978)
 * Tokugawa Ieyasu (1965)
 * Shinobi no Mono ~ Kirigakure Saizo two-part series (1964)
 * Shin Shinobi-mono (1963)
 * Osakajo no Monogatari (1961)
 * Teiki wa Honnoji ni ari (1960)
 * Wakaki Hi no Nobunaga (1959)
 * Magic Boy
 * Areba Daimyo (1959)
 * Tegokou Taikouki (1953)
 * Fuunji Nobunaga (1940)
 * Taikouki Tokichiro Shusehyaku no Maki (1934)
 * Mori Ranmaru (1930)
 * Shunbunen (1924)
 * Date Masamune (1912, 1915, 1919)

TV series

 * Mori Ranmaru (1955)
 * Kurenai no Kao Wakamusha ~ Oda Nobunaga (1955)
 * Teiki wa Honnoji ni ari (1960, 2007)
 * Sho ~ Shinobu no Michi (1963)
 * Sanada Yukimura (1966)
 * Kamen no Ninja Akage (1967)
 * Tokugawa Hidetada no Tsuma (1969)
 * Osakajo no Onna (1970)
 * Shishoukai Taikouki (1973)
 * Kamen Rider X - Goemon appears in this series (1974)
 * NHK Ningenkyo ~ Sanada Juyushi (1975~1977)
 * Shogun - features characters based on Mitsunari and Garasha
 * Shogun's Samurai (1978); original title: Yagyuichizoku no Inbou
 * Fujin no Mon (1980)
 * Sekigahara (1981)
 * Sengoku no Onnatachi (1982)
 * Fuun Yagyu Bugencho (1985)
 * Fuun Edojyo Douto no Shogun Tokugawa Iemitsu (1987)
 * Fuun! Sanada Yukimura (1989)
 * Saito Dosan (1991)
 * Mori Ranmaru ~ Sengoku wo Kakemuketa Wakajishi (1993)
 * Tokugawa Bugecho ~ Yagyu no Sandai no Ken (1993)
 * Oda Nobunaga (1994; TV Tokyo World Drama)
 * Ninja Sentai Kakuranger (1994~1995)
 * Nihon no Rekishi (1995)
 * Toyotomi Hideyoshi ~ Tenka wo Toru! (1995; TV Tokyo World Drama)
 * Kagemusha Oda Nobuanga (1996)
 * Kagemusha Ieyasu
 * Kagahyakumango Monogatari ~ Haha to Ko no Sengoku Survival (1999)
 * Hero's HERO 〜Gackt ga Hanasuru Eiyudensetsu (August 7, 2002)
 * Taikouki ~ Saru to Yobareta Otoko (2003)
 * Kunitori Monogatari (2005; TV Tokyo World Drama)
 * Nobunaga no Hiki (2006)
 * Tenka wo Souran ~ Tokugawa Sandai no Inpon (2006)
 * Taikouki ~ Tenka wo Touru Otoko: Toyotomi Hideyoshi (2006)
 * Akechi Mitsuhide ~ Kami ni Aisarenakata Otoko (2007)
 * Yume wo Kanaeru zo (2008)
 * Tokugawa Ieyasu Fuunroku (2008)
 * Nene: Onna Taikōki (2009)

NHK Taiga Dramas /TBS Taiga Dramas

 * Taikouki (1965)
 * Ten to Chi to (1969)
 * Momi no Ki wa Kouta (1970)
 * Haru no Saku Michi (1971)
 * Kunitori Monogatari (1973)
 * Ougon no Hibi (1978)
 * Onna Taikouki (1981}
 * Tokugawa Ieyasu (1983; NHK Taiga drama)
 * Miyamoto Musashi (1984)
 * Sanada Taiheki (1985)
 * Onna Fūrin Kazan (1986)
 * Dokuganryu Masamune (1987)
 * Tokugawa Ieyasu (1988)
 * Takeda Shingen (1988; NHK Taiga drama)
 * Oda Nobunaga (1989)
 * Kasuga no Tsubone (1989)
 * Takeda Shingen (1991)
 * Nobunaga ~ King of Zipang (1992)
 * Ryukyu no Kaze ~ Dragon Spirit (1993)
 * Tenka wo Touru Otoko: Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1993)
 * Ai to Kibou no Dokuganryu: Date Masamune (1995)
 * Hideyoshi (1996)
 * Oda Nobunaga ~ Tenka wo Totta Baka (1998)
 * Aoi ~ Tokugawa Sandai (2000)
 * Toshiie to Matsu ~ Kagahyakumango Monogatari (2002)
 * MUSASHI (2003)
 * Komyou ga Tsuji (2006)
 * Fūrin Kazan (2007)
 * Tenchijin (2009)

Animated Shows

 * Sengoku Basara
 * Musashi ~ Souken ni wa Saseru Yume
 * Musashi Gundoh
 * Samurai Champloo
 * Basilisk - mostly for the first episode; Nobunaga, Ieyasu and Hanzo make appearances
 * Jubei-chan: The Ninja Girl
 * Ronin Warriors or Samurai Troopers
 * Yōtōden
 * Blood Reign: Curse of the Yoma
 * Manga Sarutobi Sasuke
 * Sanada Juyushi - 12 episode anime series
 * Shonen Tokugawa Ieyasu
 * Musashi, the Samurai Lord
 * Pokémon - a few characters in the anime take their namesakes from select historical figures, namely Musashi (Jessie) and Kojiro (James).
 * Sarada Juyushi Tomatoman
 * Sasuke (1968)

Theatre

 * Sengoku Basara
 * Furyu Yume Daimyo ~ Hana no Keijiro
 * Sanada Yukimura ~ Yume, Moeru
 * Kinmon Gosan no Kiri
 * Hosokawa Garasha - written by Vincenzo Cimatti
 * Musashi - starring Tatsuya Fujiwara as Musashi and Shun Oguri as Kojiro

CDs / Songs

 * Vi - Kenshin makes an appearance
 * Kawa no Ishikawa Goemon - by Eiichi Ohtaki; parodied by Pink Lady in their song, Nagisa No Sindbad
 * Oda Nobunaga - by Seikima-II
 * Akechi Mitsuhide - by Kouji Hamakita
 * Musashi - by Jiro Kanmura

Games

 * Sengoku Basara series; first game was localized as Devil Kings in Western ports
 * Onimusha series
 * Sengoku Rance series
 * Tenkabito
 * Ikusagami
 * Sakura Taisen V ~ Saraba Itoshiki Hito yo
 * Vasara and Vasara II
 * Twelve ~ Houshinden
 * THE Ochimusha; news article
 * THE Kessen Sekigahara
 * THE Bushido ~ Tsugi Kiri Ichidai
 * Hajimete Sengoku Ouji
 * Tenka Fubu series
 * Brave Fencer Musashi
 * Zan ~ Kagero no Toki
 * Toki no Tabibito
 * Sanada Juyushi
 * Sengoku Cyber ~ Fujimaru Jigokuhen
 * Kenshin vs Shingen
 * Sengoku Daimyo
 * Hototogisu Ran
 * Makai Tensho
 * Edomono
 * Ryū ga Gotoku Kenzan!
 * Akudaigan series
 * Kengo series
 * The Last Blade series - Musashi appears as a sub-boss
 * Samurai Shodown series - the following characters are based on historical figures from this time era: Haohmaru, Tachibana Ukyo, Hattori Hanzo, Yagyu Jubei, Wan-fu and Gaoh
 * Sengoku 3 - Okuni is based on Izumo no Okuni
 * World Heroes series - specifically Hanzo and Fuuma
 * Ninja Master's - features Goemon, Nobunaga and Ranmaru

Novels

 * Shingen Ninpoucho
 * Hannibal Rising - a character is a supposed descendant of Masamune

Manga

 * Brave 10
 * Samurai Deeper KYO
 * Naruto - Kotaro's mentioned in various places
 * Yaiba
 * Fūma no Kojirō
 * Nabari no Ou
 * Vagabond
 * Kagemusha Tokugawa Ieyasu - illustrated by Tetsuo Hara
 * Hana no Keiji - ''
 * Sakon - ''
 * Sengoku Basara (and Sengoku Basara 2)
 * Tenjho Tenge - features some characters that are from this time period and flashback sequences.
 * Doubutsu no Mori ~ Hohinda Mura da yori
 * The Shoubu!!
 * Watari
 * Maeda Toshiie - by Go Nagai
 * Toshiie to Matsu
 * Hana no Kimi Mairu ~ Uesugi Kagekatsu, Kikuhime
 * Sanada Juyushi (by Miyamoto Hiroshi)
 * Sanada Juyushi (by Sasawa Saho and Okumura Kenji)
 * Uesugi Kenshin
 * Akechi Mitsuhide
 * Sanada Yukimura
 * Sekigahara Eiketsuden ~ Nishigun no Bushitachi
 * Drifters
 * Sengoku Strays
 * Kaze ga Gotoku
 * Mister Zipang
 * Nobunaga-kun series
 * Hyouge-mono
 * Ikusagamiden Battle Commander
 * Iga Ninpocho
 * Sengoku
 * Kyomu Senki
 * Tsuki no Shippo
 * Hime Bushotatsu Date ~ Bontan!!
 * Aizouhan
 * Ten to Chi
 * Iga no Kagemaru - by Mitsuteru Yokoyama
 * Kamen no Akakage - ''
 * Ninpou Juban Shobu - ''
 * Yami no Doki - ''
 * Oda Nobunaga - ''
 * Toyotomi Hideyoshi - ''
 * Date Masamune - ''
 * Tokugawa Ieyasu - ''
 * Tono to Isshou!
 * Yuki no Toke ~ Tsurugi no Mai
 * Naigaku Soridaijin Oda Nobunaga

Misc

 * Hikonyan - mascot character for Ii Naosuke
 * Ishida Mitsunyan, Shima Sakonyan, Otaninyanbu - mascot characters
 * Masamune - pro-wrestler with Masamune as his namesake
 * Date Mikio - Japanese comedian also took his alias from Masamune
 * 6859 Datemasamune - name for a asteroid belt
 * 10583 Kanetugu - asteroid belt named after Kanetsugu
 * Toru Komura - a man who raised horses exactly in the same manner as Masamune until his passing
 * Keijiro Maeda - named after Keiji
 * Takezo Musashi - rock band