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| − | * The hat is named after the 1958 film ''{{w|The Geisha Boy}}''. | + | * The hat is named after the 1958 film ''{{w|The Geisha Boy}}'', and may also be a pun on the effeminate nature of the hairpiece. |
* The hairstyle used for the hat is Momoware (桃割), a style typically worn by {{w|Maiko}}. | * The hairstyle used for the hat is Momoware (桃割), a style typically worn by {{w|Maiko}}. | ||
* The haiku in the description is a parody of one by {{w|Matsuo Bashō}}, the most famous poet of Japan's Edo period: | * The haiku in the description is a parody of one by {{w|Matsuo Bashō}}, the most famous poet of Japan's Edo period: | ||
Revision as of 00:32, 9 April 2011
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| Basic Information | |||||
| Worn by: | Medic | ||||
| Slot: | Cosmetic | ||||
| Equip region: | Template:Dictionary/items/er error | ||||
| Contributed by: | "Larolaro" Laro Template:Dictionary/steam ids/263120125 | ||||
| Released: | Shogun Pack | ||||
| Availability: | Promotional (Genuine), Drop, Craft, Purchase | ||||
| Tradable: | Yes | ||||
| Giftable: | Yes | ||||
| Craftable: | Yes | ||||
| Paintable: | No | ||||
| Nameable: | Yes | ||||
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| “ | Hello, Fräuleins!
Click to listen
— The Medic
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” |
The Geisha Boy is a promotional headwear item for the Medic. It is the haircut of a traditional Japanese Template:W with team colored flowers and wrap.
Players who pre-purchased Total War: SHOGUN 2 on Steam before March 15, 2011 were awarded with a Genuine quality version of this item.
Update history
March 10, 2011 Patch (Shogun Pack)
- This hat was added to the game.
- Fixed the new Shogun hats not being grayed out when paint is being used.
- The item is now able to be traded along with all Shogun Pack items.
Trivia
- The hat is named after the 1958 film Template:W, and may also be a pun on the effeminate nature of the hairpiece.
- The hairstyle used for the hat is Momoware (桃割), a style typically worn by Template:W.
- The haiku in the description is a parody of one by Template:W, the most famous poet of Japan's Edo period:
an ancient pond
a frog jumps in
the splash of water
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