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Guildenstern is a scientist from the demon world who is primarily responsible for resurrecting Nobunaga at the command of the Genma Lord Fortinbras. He considers humans as frail yet fascinating test subjects for his experiments. In the first game, he mostly taunted Samanosuke and sent various minions to dispose of him. He turned into a boss about mid-way through the third title. Guildenstern is a rabbit that lives on Trevor Island. Guildenstern and Rosencrantz are needed for the play Trevor puts on, more specifically Act 1, the forest scene, so you have to chase the rabbits onto the stage. In Onimusha: Warlords, he appears several times to talk with Samanosuke Akechi and tries to kill him using one of his demon creations like Renaldo or Marcellus and Marcellus S. He doesn't fight himself, preferring to destroy his foe using his numerous creations. No one knows what happens to him after the defeat of Fortinbras. Guildenstern (ギルデンスタン) is a major antagonist in the Onimusha video game series. He is a demon scientist who specializes in creating new breeds of demons and monsters. It is implied that he is the second highest ranking demon of the Genma Clan, second only to Fortinbras, and is Fortinbras' right hand man. Like many Onimusha Villains, he is named after a character in Hamlet. Guildenstern is a rabbit who appears in MySims Galaxy and MySims Islanders.

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Aid Fortinbras and the Genma to enslave humanity again, destroy Samanosuke.

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Guildenstern (ギルデンスタン) is a major antagonist in the Onimusha video game series. He is a demon scientist who specializes in creating new breeds of demons and monsters. It is implied that he is the second highest ranking demon of the Genma Clan, second only to Fortinbras, and is Fortinbras' right hand man. Like many Onimusha Villains, he is named after a character in Hamlet. In Onimusha: Warlords, he appears several times to talk with Samanosuke Akechi and tries to kill him using one of his demon creations like Renaldo or Marcellus and Marcellus S. He doesn't fight himself, preferring to destroy his foe using his numerous creations. No one knows what happens to him after the defeat of Fortinbras. Guildenstern is a rabbit that lives on Trevor Island. Guildenstern and Rosencrantz are needed for the play Trevor puts on, more specifically Act 1, the forest scene, so you have to chase the rabbits onto the stage. Guildenstern is a rabbit who appears in MySims Galaxy and MySims Islanders. Guildenstern is a scientist from the demon world who is primarily responsible for resurrecting Nobunaga at the command of the Genma Lord Fortinbras. He considers humans as frail yet fascinating test subjects for his experiments. In the first game, he mostly taunted Samanosuke and sent various minions to dispose of him. He turned into a boss about mid-way through the third title. In Onimusha 3: Demon Siege, by finding and exploiting ancient temples and bases of the Oni clan, Guildenstern discovers their secret ability to fold the fabric of time. Immediately, he begins construction on the Time Folder, a device intended to allow the Genma to travel to the future, where the Oni cannot interfere with their plans to overtake mankind.