Обзор виски hibiki (хибики)

Story

Hibiki is the daughter of Genzō Takane (高嶺 源蔵, Takane Genzō), a renowned swordsmith known throughout Japan during the Bakumatsu era. He had retired to an isolated area in the countryside with his daughter but continued his work with various swordsmen around the country. One fateful day, a silver-haired man approaches Genzō and requests that he forge a new sword. Though the man radiated an aura of pure, unfathomable evil, the master swordsmith finds himself unable to refuse the request. He spends a time of almost 3 months forging this sword, which he dubs the “Yaso Magatsu Hi no Tachi” (八十枉津日太刀, “Blade of Eighty Days Harbored Unwillingly”), detailing the amount of time he invested in the weapon. The labor renders him ill, however, and he is soon permanently bedridden.

He tells his daughter that the silver-haired man was the reason for his condition, and that she should pursue him and the sword that he had forged. With a concerned Hibiki by his side, he utters his last words: “The thing that I saw… that I felt, even you must understand.” Though she was confused by her father’s cryptic request, Hibiki gathers her belongings and leaves in search of the silver-haired man.

Several days later, a man named Hyo Amano stops by, hoping that Genzō would repair his weapon, the “Otokomae”, when he learns of the swordsmith’s death, he sets out to find his daughter.

Hibiki has two endings in the game; in one of them she visits her father’s grave and decides to improve her swordsmanship which can be gained if the player defeats every opponent they face in Arcade mode with her super moves. In the other ending should the player not use her super moves to finish all opponents, she tells her father that now she has a «companion».

What’s New

• Виски коннемара: история, обзор вкуса и видов

  Snacks and Candy (Autumn)
  September 1, 2020
  We at Hibiki-an added some Japanese traditional and modern confectioneries which are all only available in autumn. All have unique texture and flavor. Some are modern and sophisticated and others are quit traditional.
  We are certain that they will all completely please your taste bud. Please take a look!…

• Avantgarde & Traditional RAKU YAKI (Matcha Bowl)
  February 11, 2020
  We, Hibiki-an have collaborated with traditional Raku-yaki kiln. Raku-yaki is regarded as the most prestigious and highest ranked earthenware in the tea ceremony. This time, we are fortunate to be able to offer two avantgarde limited Matcha bowls made by Kyoshitsu Sasaki at Kirai Kiln and four new traditional Raku-yaki bowls…

HistoryEdit

100 years ago, Hibiki Tokai, the son of Lord Gran-Pa and Lady Gran-Ma (leaders of Planet Taraak and Planet Mejeer) was put into a cold sleep. Due to unknown reasons, he woke up 14 years ago and was put into the care of his father’s younger brother, whom he refers to as «Jii-chan» (Grandfather). Years later, he moves out of his Grandfather’s house and worked in a Vanguard factory as the mechanic, the job which was determined by his social class. He came to hate the environment where he worked at and dreams of a better life.

His life changes when the Mejeer picked him and two other males up aboard the Pirate Ship. Here, he found the proof of his existence.

Hibiki Tokai is the male protagonist, as well as a stubborn and hot head third-class citizen of Taraak that gets thrown into the mess with Duelo and Bart. He was unwilling to do anything but hide when the Nirvana was attacked by Harvesters when they appeared halfway across the galaxy. However, after a talk from the sub-commander, BC, Hibiki gets into a Vanguard (Bangaata), in an attempt to help the female pilots fight the enemy. He is very rash but gets the job done, as well as often ends any enemy threat quickly. By the end of the series, it is revealed he is the son of the empress of Mejere and emperor of Taraak, Lady Grand-ma and Lord Grand-pa respectively, who was frozen in hibernation, but awakened mysteriously around 14 years before the series began. His uncle, Grand-pa’s younger brother, whom he refers to as “grandfather,” took care of him when he emerged from cryostasis. It is also his rally to the two planets that convinces all of them that they should fight for their right to live when the Harvester fleet from Earth arrives. During the course of the series, Hibiki and Dita have an odd-couple relationship. In the initial episodes, Hibiki would run away from Dita every time she came after him, finding her very annoying. He even screamed at her, getting her to leave him alone, for which he indirectly apologizes to her later. Eventually, Hibiki gets used to being around Dita, often helping her out on board the Nirvana. He also falls in love with Dita’s cooking and eventually with Dita herself. As the series progresses he grows more mature, having his own existence recognized by the other members of Nirvana, becoming a more strong pilot and person.

The crew on board the Nirvana sees the romantic feelings developing between Hibiki and Dita, often wondering when the two will admit their feelings for each other. The crew wants to see a romance story unfold, as well as to know if it’s at all possible for a man and woman to be that close.

The series also features Hibiki’s relationships with the other girls which range all the way from sisterly to obsessive.

In the manga, his relationship with Dita is much more romantic and he reciprocates Dita’s feelings faster and even kisses her (which is something that never happens in the anime). Since Dita doesn’t refer him as “Mr. Alien” but his name, he also call her by her name frequently (where in the anime he very rarely called out her name). The budding romance between Hibiki and Dita form the main plot of the manga. In the Vandread Extra Stage Novel, it is revealed that after the end of the series, Hibiki and Dita get married and have a baby.

References

1. ↑ Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 132, Page 6
2. ↑ Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 140, Cover
3. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 359, Cover
4. Fairy Tail Manga: Volume 16, Cover
5. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 136, Page 8
6. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 254, Page 23
7. ↑ Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 132, Pages 5-9
8. ↑ Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 144, Page 16
9. ↑ Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 142, Page 11
10. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 144, Pages 3-4
11. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 132, Pages 12-13
12. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 133, Pages 5-6
13. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 133, Pages 7-15
14. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 135, Pages 2-10
15. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 135, Pages 19-20
16. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 136, Pages 7-9
17. ↑ Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 139, Pages 2-4
18. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 141, Pages 6-8
19. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 142, Pages 5-7
20. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 142, Pages 10-12
21. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 143, Pages 4-10
22. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 144, Pages 2-4
23. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 144, Pages 10-16
24. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 144, Pages 17-19
25. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 157, Pages 6-20
26. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 158, Pages 2-6
27. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 164, Pages 5-18
28. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 254, Pages 21-24
29. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 266, Page 7
30. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 267, Page 13
31. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 268, Page 16
32. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 270, Page 20
33. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 272, Pages 11-12
34. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 284, Pages 7-20
35. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 285, Pages 5-6
36. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 285, Page 8
37. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 298, Page 10
38. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 298, Pages 18-19
39. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 293, Page 3
40. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 293, Page 5
41. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 293, Page 12
42. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 296, Page 10
43. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 303, Page 13
44. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 304, Page 5
45. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 304, Page 8
46. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 304, Page 11
47. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 305, Pages 7-8
48. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 305, Page 10
49. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 312, Page 19
50. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 314, Page 10
51. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 323, Page 3
52. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 325, Pages 14-15
53. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 328, Page 16
54. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 330, Pages 8-11
55. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 338, Page 4
56. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 338, Pages 15-17
57. Fairy Tail Anime: Episode 223
58. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 412, Pages 15-18
59. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 462, Page 10
60. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 466, Pages 12-13
61. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 480, Pages 12-13
62. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 484, Pages 16-17
63. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 484, Page 19
64. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 485, Pages 13-14
65. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 136, Page 9
66. Fairy Tail Manga: Chapter 143, Page 7
67. Fairy Tail Anime: OVA 2
68. Fairy Tail OVA: The Exciting Ryuzetsu Land
69. ↑ Fairy Tail Gekitotsu! Kardia Daiseidou
70. Fairy Tail Special: Grand Magic Games Guidebook

CharacterEdit

AppearanceEdit

• Wears a similar serafuku to the rest of her class with an anchor emblem on the chest.
• She and Akatsuki wear navy hats that also bear an anchor emblem.
• She has bleached hair that is slightly disheveled, in a similar manner to her sisters.

Second RemodelEdit

• Interestingly, her attire and armaments don’t change significantly between her first and second remodels, despite historical stripping and rearmament of the latter with Soviet-made weapons.
• The most distinctive change in her second remodel is her change of hat; the red-coloured star and hammer-and-sickle (hard to discern) are direct references to the .
• A pair of Soviet 533mm quadruple torpedo tubes replaces her two Japanese 61cm triple torpedo mounts.

• Characterized in the anime by her vacant attitude and expression.
• A calm and stoic Russophile who tends to include Russian words in her speech. As Верный, she speaks more Russian.

Recommended (Japanese Snacks / Candy)

• 1

  HACHIMITSU UME (sweet honey plum confection)
  US$17.00

• 2

  MIZU YOHKAN / KUZUKIRI (traditional jellies)
  US$17.50

• 3

  SENDOU FUYAKI SENBEI (sweet rice cracker-3 flavors)
  US$24.00

• 4

  MASAGOISHI — Black Pepper (handmade rice cracker)
  US$10.50

• 5

  KUROMAME HINERI MOCHI (rice cake with black bean)
  US$25.00

• 6

  KURI YOHKAN (sweet bean jelly with chestnut)
  US$22.50

• 7

  YUZU Peel (Japanese citrus peel glace)
  US$17.50

• 8

  Sea Salt TOFU Cookies (modern confection)
  US$10.50

• 9

  KIWAMI Vegetable Chips
  US$11.50

• 10

  Matcha Cornetta (modern confection)
  US$16.00

• 11

  MISO SENBEI (traditional Japanese cracker)
  US$15.50

• 12

  Houjicha Quinoa Cookies (premium confection)
  US$12.00

• 13

  CONPEITOH (traditional sugar confectionery)
  US$19.00

• 14

  MATCHA GENMAI SENBEI(handmade Japanese cracker)
  US$14.50

• 15

  YOHKAN (sweet bean jelly)
  US$16.50

• 16

  OKAKI (handmade rice cracker)
  US$23.00

• 17

  OHIGASHI (handmade confectionary)
  US$23.00

Trivia

• Her star sign is Gemini.
  • Her birthday, May 25, falls on the day the Apollo program was announced, alluding to Hibiki’s passion for Space-katsu, as well as her affinity for the skies.
  • By combining their own birthday digits (Hibiki’s 5+25 = 30 & Alicia’s 2+23 = 25), then deducting Alicia’s sum from Hibiki’s sum (30-25 = 5), the final number is five, alluding to the five year gap between I Believe’s revival and their hiatus.
• Her favorite drink is cola.
• Her specialties are playing instruments and singing.
• Hibiki shares resemblance with Aine Yūki in respects of their hair, both starting with a shade of pink, then fading to a shade of peach.
• Hibiki bears similarities with Elza Forte from the Aikatsu Stars! series.
  • Both have hair that starts off as magenta, reaches mid-thighs and is tied up into a high ponytail, as well as having a braid in their hair.
  • Both are the new characters introduced in the second season of their respective series.
  • Both are sexy-type idols.
  • Coincidentally, they both share the same voice actress.
• Hibiki is the tenth character in the Aikatsu! franchise to have ombre hair, following Sora Kazesawa, Nina Dōjima from the original Aikatsu! series, Yume Nijino, Yozora Kasumi, Lilie Shirogane from the Aikatsu Stars! series, as well as Aine Yūki, Mio Minato, Sakuya Shirayuri and Kaguya Shirayuri

  She is the fifteenth character overall in the Aikatsu! franchise to have dual colored hair, following Sora Kazesawa, Mikuru Natsuki, Rin Kurosawa, Nina Dōjima from the original Aikatsu! series, Yume Nijino, Tsubasa Kisaragi, Yozora Kasumi, Lilie Shirogane, Elza Forte and Kirara Hanazono from the Aikatsu Stars! series, as well as Aine Yūki, Mio Minato, Sakuya Shirayuri and Kaguya Shirayuri.

  .

Fighting Style

Musō Shinden-ryū is a real style and an anachronism for the game; the style was not founded until 1932. It is a branch of Iaido. Some of her basic attacks bear some resemblance to Ukyo Tachibana’s, where it involves frequent quick-draws, dashing-based slashes, as well as some solid counterattacks that require some precision but can prove to be fatal if landed correctly.

In Capcom vs. SNK 2, her Speed Mode ‘Custom Combos’ AKA the Ranbu Ōgi from Last Blade 2 is given to her as a normal super move. In addition she has slightly different animations for her supers in Capcom vs. SNK 2, with the blood being replaced by sparks.

Hibiki is among the few characters in CvS2 who has a unique winpose, if she defeats someone with her original SDM/Senzai Ōgi, with her hair untied as a result of her attack connecting. It’s a visual cue that the landed attack will be fatal for the enemy.

About HIBIKE: MTB, road bike, E-Bike & more

We are your mail order selling for more than 25 years. Our online shops offers almost everything that has to do with mountain bikes, E-Bike, road bikes and utility bikes. We have star­ted in a garage with the import of suspension forks — nowadays HIBIKE belongs to the leading mail order sellers of bike accessories and cycling apparel. Located in Kron­berg( Rhine-Main-area, in the middle of the tri-city area of Frankfurt on the Main, Mainz and Wies­baden) we have the chance to practice what we preach: Riding bikes! This area has lots to offer.

Big climbs and descents around the Gros­ser Feldberg mountain just nearby our store and remote road bike tours in the northern Taunus area are waiting for us every day. Mountain bike, cross country, downhill or road bike — we feel comfortable with any bike category. You will find an expert for any kind of riding in our shop — active road racers, weight wee­nies looking to save grams, downhill racers, single­speed lovers, dirt jumpers, commuters, long distance racers, cross coun­try riders, singletrack fanatics and many more. This is our specialty: We know how you feel and what cycling means to you, this is why you are in good hands shopping with us. Numerous Trusted Shops ratings confirm it — feel free to rate us as well!

Retail store with bike workshop in Kronberg:

HIBIKE is more than just a classical mail order vendor or a bicycle discounter. We have more than 1000 square meters in our retail store, where you can not only take a look at lots of

bike bust test ride them as well. Our bike enthusiastic colleagues will love to give you expert advice to just about any topic related to bikes, parts and accessories. Our workshop staff can help to deal with both small issues and more

complicated one. We can lace up wheels, service your shock and fork, face mill a frame and more. Get to know our bike guru Rainer whom you might know form our Youtube channel. Besides a

nice selection of high class bikes of every kind and all top notch brands you can buy all bike parts and you will find a huge range of bike wear in every color and size, no matter if ladies’ or men’s versions. Some of the items could not find any space in the retail store, these are sitting in our big warehouse. These goods can be tried on and purchased locally

as well.

Low shipping costs, easy payment and a slogan that tells everything: «One Love. Bikes!»

Our shipping costs are reasonable and we ship bikes and frames for free within Germany! You can pay via PayPal, credit card or bank/wired transfer. If you are going to pick up your

order locally using your electronic cash card as well of course. If you order your apparel and bike parts in the morning, pay immediately and all the goods are in stock we usually can ship your parcel the same day.

Not just a bike store — you will meet lots of like-minded people at HIBIKE. We take cycling seriously and we are pride of it, this is why our slogan is «One Love. Bikes!» No mountain too steep, no descent too fast, no track too

dirty — work, ride, sleep and do the same the next day. We offer expert advice and a mighty selection of brands in almost any category you or your bike might need: road bike shoes, bicycle helmets, bike jerseys, cycling gloves, bike

backpacks, bike tires, cycle lights, bike trailers, and many more. We

have got low priced offers and bargains all year long. Sign up for our newsletter! Here you will get news, promotions and vouchers every week!

Personality

Hibiki poses

Like the rest of the Trimens, Hibiki behaves like a typical womanizer in that he usually charms up to any female (regardless of the age) he meets for the first time ever; often with little to no shame, even if accomplices of that woman are there to watch.

Nevertheless, he is capable of becoming serious when he wants to be; he also possesses some level of will power, having resisted Nirvana’s effect for a time before passing out, though he notes to himself that Lucy’s bond with Celestial Spirits is what truly saved him, afterwards. He is also quite a gentlemen towards others, as he is very polite and typically addresses others with honorifics. He is apparently more perceptive and knowledgeable than he lets on, and because of this, he was the only member of his team whom Bob entrusted with the information regarding Nirvana’s true capabilities.

TriviaEdit

• Hibiki means «echo», Верный (Verniy) means «loyal» and her final name, Декабрист (Dekabrist) is a tribute to the Decembrist revolt.
  • Hibiki was first carried by the twenty-first ship of the first Kamikaze class in 1906.
  • Верный was first carried by a submarine class in the old USSR.
  • Hibiki’s present incarnation exists as the lead ship of Hibiki-class Ocean Surveillance Ship, AOS-5201 JDS Hibiki of Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force.
• Received her Kai Ni (Верный) on 11/09/2013.
• Shunsaku Kudō was transferred to Hibiki after his humanitarian rescue of enemy personnel while captain of Ikazuchi.
• She was retired from service on February 20 1953 and sunk as a target by the Soviet Naval Aviation team sometime in the 1970’s at Karamzina Island near Vladivostok.

ВнешностьПравить

X791 | X784

Внешность Хибики в X791

Хибики молодой человек среднего роста с колючими, светло русыми волосами, обрамляющие его лицо с небольшой челкой. Он имеет темные глаза и заметно длинные ресницы. Он красив собой, и нравится многим девушкам.

Хибики сначала носил темный, двубортный костюм с парой отличительных световых линий, окружающих каждый рукав и голень и символ Синий Пегас на его левом плече, синюю рубашку, во круг шеи более темным галстуком, и полированные темные туфли. После недолгого времени, его одежда не изменилась, слегка поменялась рубашка на розовый цвет, так же он стал носить пиджак без рукавов.

В X791, Хибики стал носить темный жилет, украшенный парой легких серебренных крыльев по бокам на груди, так же осталась розовая рубашка. Он так же больше не носит галстуке. Но сохраняет свои темные брюки и ботинки.

Japanese Whisky

Less than a century old and with only a handful of distilleries, Japanese whisky has moved fast to develop its own unique style – or rather styles – and has met with growing acclaim in the West in recent years. From light and precise to smoky and fat, its malts and blends offer a world of whisky in miniature.

Nikka’s Yoichi distillery is known for its rich, peaty whiskies

It takes two

The early years of Japanese whisky are dominated by two men: Masataka Taketsuru and Shinjiro Torii. Taketsuru was famously sent to Scotland in 1918 to learn about whisky-making, studying in Glasgow and getting hands-on experience in Speyside and Campbeltown before returning to Japan with a head full of facts and a Scottish wife.

When he joined forces with Torii in about 1921, Taketsuru’s vision was to build a distillery on the remote northern island of Hokkaido – the part of the country he thought most mirrored Scotland. However, Torii feared this was too far from the main markets of central Honshu, vetoed the idea and instead built Yamazaki on the outskirts of Kyoto in 1923.

Taketsuru swallowed his reservations and worked as Yamazaki’s first distillery manager before leaving in 1934 to strike out on his own and finally realise his dream: the building of the Yoichi distillery on Hokkaido.

Eighty years later, the companies founded by Torii and Taketsuru – Suntory and Nikka respectively – still dominate the Japanese whisky industry. But, unlike the twin monoliths of Scotch whisky, Diageo and Pernod Ricard, they don’t have dozens of distilleries, but only four between them.

Chameleons of distillation

While Scotland took centuries to build up a critical mass of about 100 malt distilleries, all with subtly different styles, Japan wanted to move faster, and with just a small number of sites. What’s more, Suntory and Nikka don’t trade whisky with each other – which, as in Scotland, would increase their blending options.

What developed was a very different model of distillation: plants like Yamazaki which produce a multiplicity of styles thanks to an eclectic collection of still shapes and sizes, plus a range of peated/unpeated barley, different yeast strains, fermentations, cut points – not to mention a number of cask options including the distinctive mizunara or Japanese oak.

These chameleons of distillation – Suntory stablemate Hakushu and Nikka’s two plants, Yoichi and Miyagikyou, follow a broadly similar philosophy – play havoc with the notion of ‘single’ malt, and yet there is a common thread that unites their bottlings, from Yamazaki’s floral roundness to Hakushu’s precision; and from Miyagikyou’s spiced fruit to Yoichi’s heavy smoke.

Old and new

As in Scotland, shuttered distilleries in Japan have a cachet all their own. In particular, the unique style of Karuizawa – rich, resinous, matured in small ex-sherry casks – has gathered a cult following. Meanwhile, newer distilleries such as Ichiro Akuto’s Chichibu are now attracting more and more attention.

Pioneering spirit

Japan’s early debt to Scottish techniques can mask the innovative streak that runs through the country’s whisky industry – a characteristic perhaps most readily appreciated in its blends.

As in Scotland, these are the drivers of the industry, comfortably outselling their single malt counterparts and, in Japan, driven by the mizuwari highball serve of whisky combined with lots of ice and water.

Blends such as Hibiki and Nikka From the Barrel are rightly lauded for their quality – but Japanese blends are equally remarkable for their experimental side, from different peating levels to the use of Japanese mizunara oak and plum wine cask finishes.