Soichiro toyoizumi

Very angry, taking it out on Soichiro throughout his childhood. For the first three years of his life, Ryoko severely abused her son and blamed him for not giving her what she wanted. She beat him until he bled, bruised him beyond recognition and labeled him as a monster to other children. She also had starved him until he was incredibly malnourished and only gave him stale bread to eat. By the time Reiji had found Soichiro, he was completely bruised, ill, and on the verge of dying. Because of that, he was put in the care of Shouji Arima (Socihiro's uncle) and Shizune Arima (Soichiro's aunt) to get him away from Ryoko. Due to being the son of the Arima family's illegitimate child (Reiji), Soichiro was outcasted by most of the family who regarded his parents as a disgrace. Relationships[]Yukino Miyazawa[]Soichiro was smitten by Yukino in the beginning, unaware that she secretly hated and envied him. After unwittingly discovering that Yukino is not the model student everyone thinks she is, Soichiro blackmails her into doing his schoolwork so he can spend more time with her. After resolving the issue and becoming each other's first true friend, they eventually fall in love. Yukino learns that Soichiro, like her, is making an effort to "be perfect" for a reason. While Yukino is motivated by praise and vanity, Soichiro is trying to cover his "real" self, a person damaged by childhood trauma that he fears may be destructive. Yukino and Soichiro were

Past, he no longer allows it to control and hurt himself or anyone else. After high school, Soichiro marries Yukino (which now makes her Yukino Arima) and the have three children; Their oldest child is a daughter named Sakura, a beautiful girl who resembles Soichiro in looks and talent. Although his original ambition was to follow his family's profession and become a doctor, he follows his childhood dream and becomes a policeman. He eventually becomes highly decorated police inspector and is preparing to sit for the exams of a commissioner's promotion (at the insistence of his superiors) at the young age of 30.Reiji Arima[]Soichiro was reunited with his father, who is a famous jazz pianist who lives in New York and returned to Japan for a concert. After spending 10 days together, both father and son grew fond of each other and reestablished their bond. Reconnecting with his father helped Soichiro deal with his problems and heal the wounds from his childhood.Trivia[]Soichiro's surname Arima means "exist" (有) (ari) and "horse" (馬) (ma).Soichiro's birthday is on April 29, which makes him a Taurus.As a child, Soichiro was quick in learning how to read and speak faster than other children his age.Soichiro received many confessions during his middle school and elementary school years.

Final event of the 2015-2016 season. It was held alongside the Yu-Gi-Oh! Dragon Duel World Championship 2016.The tournament's format was mostly dominated by "Blue-Eyes", "Monarch" and "Majespecter" decks.In the TCG/OCG category, it came down to a "Blue-Eyes" mirror match in the finals, where Shunsuke Hiyama from Japan managed to defeat Erik Christensen from the US. As Shunsuke was already the reigning Champion, he became the first person to win the Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship twice. To this day, no other person has accomplished this, not even in any of the other World Championship categories (Video Game, Dragon Duel, Duel Links or Master Duel).Soichiro Kajihara, also from Japan, took the third place with his "Majespecter" deck. Matthew Casiero came in fourth playing "Monarch".[1]In the Dragon Duel tournament, it was the "Monarch" deck that took the win, being piloted by Po-Hsiang Peng from Taiwan. His opponent in the finals was Aiden Tiemann from the US, playing a deck that mixed various Pendulum-based archetypes together. The semifinalists were Wook-Young Hong from South Korea ("Blue-Eyes") and Declan Matthews from Australia ("Odd-Eyes Majespecter").[2]TCG/OCG[]Competitors[]Deck Breakdown[]OverallDeckNumberBlue-Eyes7Majespecter Variants5Monarch3Phantom Knights Burning Abyss3Madolche1Odd-Eyes Dracoslayer1PSY-Frame1Speedroid Phantom Knights1Top 8DeckNumberBlue-Eyes3Majespecter2Monarch2Phantom Knights Burning Abyss1Top 8 Bracket[]Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal Makoto Yada Erik Christensen Erik Christensen Matthew Casiero Travis Smith Matthew Casiero Erik Christensen Shunsuke Hiyama Soichiro Kajihara Admassu Williams Soichiro Kajihara Third place play-off Shunsuke Hiyama Shunsuke Hiyama Matthew Casiero Daiki Momiji Soichiro Kajihara Decklists[]Shunsuke Hiyama[]Erik Christensen[]Soichiro Kaijara[]Matthew Casiero[]Monarch (Decklist Unavailable)Dragon Duel[]Competitors[]Deck Breakdown[]OverallDeckNumberBlue-Eyes5Majespecter Variants2Domain Monarch1Pendulum1Phantom Knights Burning Abyss1Qliphort1Tellarknight1Top 8 Bracket[]Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal Aiden Tiemann Gabriele Scialpi Aiden Tiemann Declan Matthews

Soichiro Arima (有馬 総一郎 Arima Sōichirō) is the deuteragonist of the Kare Kano (manga) and anime series.He's considered as a very handsome and popular student that excels at kendo, who later becomes a national champion, and serves as Yukino Miyazawa's rival at Hokuei High School.Personality[]After a lifetime of striving to be "perfect", Soichiro's dark side begins to manifest itself by vengeful feelings against those that hurt him in his family. He realizes that he has the ability to be cold and cruel. One aspect of this "dark side" is his possessiveness of Yukino Miyazawa, hating anyone being close with her, with the exception of himself. Hideaki Asaba told Takefumi Tonami that the only reason Hideaki was allowed to be friends with Yukino was because Soichiro knew that Hideaki would never fall in love with Yukino and vice versa.Appearance[]Soichiro is a very handsome young man who's practically the spitting image of his father, Reiji Arima. He has short, kempt black hair with bangs loosely framing his face and dark grey colored eyes.He's usually seen with a calm and collected expression, followed by a smile.History[]Soichiro was born as the son of Reiji Arima and a woman named Ryoko. However, Ryoko was a gold digger (a person who only marries people for their money) as she only wanted Reiji for his money (due to him being an Arima family member). When she found out he was an illegitimate child and would therefore get no inheritance from his family, she became highly disappointed and

Able to find an emotional sanctuary in each other. As with Yukino, he feels more in touch with his true self as he falls in love. But along with love, he is apprehensive of his other emerging emotions, such as becoming increasingly jealous of Yukino's friends, her activities, her life outside of that with him. When Yukino unknowingly damages Soichiro's bond with her, he finds himself becoming jealous and afraid. He therefore begins to wear another facade that he hopes will fool her and protect her from his "ugly" self. When the charade reaches a critical point that threatens his relationship with Yukino, she steps up to save him by opening him to a true and complete love. After a number of violent outbursts (one of which has him making love to her in the school library rather suddenly, which later has him thinking she wasn't willing, and almost drives him mad) Soichiro finally understands that to love, he must be willing to trust and be trusted, even enduring the suffering that comes out of love. Yukino is able to convince Soichiro that she truly loves him for who he is, and that she is willing to support and suffer for him. From that point on, Soichiro truly and completely opens up to Yukino, his friends, and his adopted parents. Soichiro's union with Yukino has come to be a full circle, as both are finally free from the oppression of the conflict within themselves. Even though Soichiro cannot forget the

Instead. The jurisdictional conflict comes to a head when unit commander Hajime Handa orders his Kerberos unit to ignore the Self-Police's blockade of the scene, which leads to a public armed standoff between the two police forces in the airport terminal. The resulting backlash leads to Kerberos being kicked from the airport, with the risk of arrest if they violate Self-Police jurisdiction again. Unwilling to allow the Spezial Sturm Gruppe to fight the terrorists instead of them, Handa procures a Volkswagen Type 26 service truck and sends Kerberos members Koichi Todome, Washio Midori, and Soichiro Toribe—three members closely associated with each other, and later nicknamed the "Devil's Trio"—to board Flight 666 disguised as caterers delivering food to the hostages.Act 4: The Fighting Dog - Chapter III (戦闘犬 - III 突入, Sentoken - III Totsunyū)As Handa launches a diversion, Koichi, Midori, and Soichiro storm Flight 666 and kill most of the Four Seasons League terrorists, but before they can fully secure the plane, Fujiwara orders the pilot to take off. Koichi, Midori, and Soichiro promptly shoot the engines of the plane, forcing it to crash-land in a landfill on Showa Island. With Koichi and Soichiro dazed from the crash, Fujiwara attempts to escape, but Midori climbs the fuselage and begins setting up her Mauser C96 sidearm for long-range shooting. Handa and Kerberos rush to the crash site but are beaten there by the Self-Police, who surround Fujiwara and attempt to apprehend him; however, before they can do so, Fujiwara looks back at the plane and sees Midori, who shoots him between the eyes with her C96, killing him and securing the operation as a success for Kerberos.Part II (第二部, Dai Nibu)[]Act 5: The Military Dog (軍用犬, Gunyōken)Tetsurō Kai, the young leader of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force's 1st Airborne Brigade Panzer Jäger Unit (ギア部隊), nicknamed "Molosser" and equipped with Protect Gear and anti-tank rifles, enters Kerberos's Academy Training School (首都警·養成学校) as an undercover trainee, where he falls in love with Midori and invites her to a JGSDF public equipment exhibition at Mount Fuji. Midori visits the event with fellow instructor Hachiro Tohbe and sees Kai demonstrating the Type 61 Protect Gears used by the JGSDF's Panzer Jägers.Act 6: The Stray Dog "Fast Food Grifter Clubbed to Death Case" (野良犬 ~マッハ軒立食師撲殺事件異聞~, Norainu)A tachiguishi ("Fast Food Grifter" in English) named Cold Badger Masa is brutally beaten to death by Kerberos member Chuichi Koshiramaru in Mach, an illegal stand-and-eat (tachigui) soba restaurant. The Self-Police quickly arrest Koshiramaru and rumors of an anti-Kerberos conspiracy emerge. Soon, another rumor arises: the existence of "Jin-Roh", a secret counterintelligenceunit within Kerberos that seeks to protect the unit from any threat to their existence. The Self-Police's investigation, led by Detective Takahiro Matsui(from Patlabor), details the intricacies of the existence and extent of the tachiguishi in the Japanese society of the Kerberos Saga.This Act is an adaptation of "Third Night" from the 1987 radio drama While Waiting for the Red Spectacles. In 2006, it was loosely adapted as the film