Nishino Senka
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| Original Name | 西野センカ チョ・ハッカイモン |
| Title | Star of Wood (木の星) Senka the Paradise (桃源のセンカ) |
| Organization | Five Stars Journey to the West Digimon |
| Digimon Used | Brachimon, Vermillimon, Triceramon, Ex-Tyranomon, Monzaemon, Waru Monzaemon |
| Voice Actor |  Toyoguchi Megumi (豊口めぐみ)
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Nishino Senka is an antagonist in Digimon Beatbreak. She is a mysterious woman who abruptly appeared near the end of the season and replaced Rose Woodville as the "Wood" of the Five Stars following the latter's defection.
She was later revealed to be a disguised, rogue Cho·Hakkaimon, and alongside the other three Journey to the West Digimon, were actually there to sabotage and destroy the World Union to their own ends.
Profile[edit]
The new Five Star of Wood. She provokes opponents with a provocative attitude.
She is loud, arrogant and boisterous, and oddly refers to humans (and Digimon who work with them) as "glitches" instead of simply referring to Digimon as one. She is almost always seen with a green lollipop in her mouth, which stays there even as she speaks.
As one of the four disguised Digimon, Senka can understand the "language" of a Digimon even if said Digimon does not speak verbally.
Evolution[edit]
- Seiten Gokuwmon (With Gokuwmon and Sagomon)[1]
Appearances[edit]
Anime[edit]
Digimon Beatbreak[edit]
Senka first appeared in "Cherry Blossom Friendship" as an unnamed nurse in the World Union General Hospital. There, Sawashiro Kyo and Tenma Tomoro asked her about Tenma Asuka, who should've been a patient in said hospital, but she told them he had been transferred to another. In reality, Senka worked for the World Union and contacted them afterwards, and was fully aware he had been taken by them.
Senka was made the new Star of Wood of the Five Stars after Rose Woodville abandoned them in "Bug". Her first act in her new position was to lead a Brachimon, Vermillimon, and Triceramon to Nirinso to eliminate the Glowing Dawn. As Chiropmon quickly realized, they were all overloaded with e-Pulse, like Gogmamon. Originally, the dinosaur Digimon held an absolute advantage against the unevolved Glowing Dawn: Triceramon took no damage from Pristimon's Pri Shot, Vermillimon interrupted Chiropmon's Condensed Echo before they could fire it, and both sent their opponents flying by charging at them. Brachimon also attempted to harm Tomoro with its tail but he was saved by Kekomon, who then ate their Sapotama and evolved into Gekkomon. However, their Swing Tackle was blocked by Brachimon's Brachio Bubble which trapped Gekkomon. The Glowing Dawn trio's emotional wounds meant they couldn't evolve their Digimon, putting them at a great disadvantage. Before Triceramon could attack Sakuya Reina, Granit and Kanuma Hotaruko joined the battle, called by Yoshimura and riding on Tylomon, and Tia Ludomon's Frisbicker cut Triceramon's upper holes and freed Gekkomon. Senka was fine with this, however, as she had to hunt the ex-Tactics members too.
The battle did not go better for the Tactics duo. Vermillimon broke through Tia Ludomon's shield and took down Tylomon with their Volcano Strike S, then Triceramon charged at Tia Ludomon, reverting the two to their Child forms. The Baby I Digimon of Nirinso were the next to enter the fight to protect the Glowing Dawn, which made Senka mark them as bugs. The Kinoko Gang soon followed, having grown to take Sawashiro Kyo's ideals as their own. However, their two Mushmon's Poison S-Mush were reflected by Senka's lollipop and then Brachimon stomped on both of them, and it then trapped all the others in Brachio Bubbles. The Glowing Dawn trio then evolved to their Perfect forms. With their evolved power, Monarch Lizamon charged at Brachimon, pushing them off-balance and rescuing everyone from their bubbles, with Scourge Chiropmon saving them from falling. This let Bearcatmon take the wounded Mushmon duo, previously under Brachimon's feet, with them. The Glowing Dawn proclaimed how they'd make a world where humans and Digimon coexist true, which angered Senka. Senka then ordered her Digimon trio to attack, with Vermillimon charging a Volcano Strike S, only to literally eat a Despair Blast from Scourge Chiropmon, which carried them away then exploded in their mouth, reverting them to Yuramon and separating them from their Sapotama. Bearcatmon then punched Triceramon, followed by a Murderize Rush, reverting them to Bubbmon and separating them from their Sapotama. Finally, Monarch Lizamon's Final Judgement cut through Brachimon's Brachio Bubble, then through Brachimon's back, reverting them to Poyomon and separating them from their Sapotama.
Senka thought all the Digimon were useless after their defeat and proclaimed she'd bring better soldiers from the lab next time. Reina made it clear there wouldn't be a next time though as they would send her to the Ministry of Civil Protection but Senka merely laughed at that as she explained said Ministry no longer existed. Senka then left in a whirlpool.
While Glowing Dawn infiltrates Apraxas with Tactics Team 7 in tow, Senka appears and summons a group of three puppet Digimon on them. Tactics took care of all three Digimon, but Senka declares that "the time is up" and goes offscreen. After Kishiwada Kanchi removes the paint on Asuka using his Sagomon powers, Senka appears behind Tomoro and steals all of his e-Pulse by biting him at the shoulder, instantly Cold Hearting him and shocking Wong. Senka then reveals her true form as a rogue Cho·Hakkaimon, while her two other brethren also reveal themselves to be Journey to the West Digimon. Gokwmon, Sagomon and Cho·Hakkaimon then Jogress Evolve into Seiten Gokuwmon's orders, destroys Apraxas and escapes to create a world for Digimon with Atratusmon and Albatusmon in tow.
Image Gallery[edit]
Trivia[edit]
- The names of her and Sagomon's disguised forms are references to the actors of Saiyūki, the oldest TV Drama adaptation of Journey to the West. Specifically, Nishino (西野) references Nishida Toshiyuki (西田 敏行), who interpreted Cho Hakkai, the character that Cho·Hakkaimon is based on.
- The "ka" in Senka's name, when written in kanji as 花, means "flower". This connects her to the previous Star of Wood, Rose Woodville, as well as to her title as the current Star of Wood.
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