Nobuhara Baba is a supporting character in Sengoku Night Blood. He is a samurai serving in the Takeda army, where he is regarded as a hero whose name is immortal and the person who symbolizes strength within the clan. His background as a seasoned warrior is reflected in his unwavering commitment to the samurai code. Baba is not interested in trivial concerns such as money; his focus is entirely on living and acting in a manner befitting a samurai. This sense of pride governs his actions, and he refuses to engage in any behavior he deems unsamurai-like. His personality is marked by a strong, unyielding resolve. Once he makes a decision, he follows through without hesitation or doubt, striking with certainty. He is also outspoken and unafraid to voice his opinions, even when they contradict his lord, Shingen Takeda. Paying no attention to age differences or rank, Baba openly disagrees with Shingen when he believes it is necessary. This fearless honesty likely stems from his seniority and experience within the army. In the story, Baba serves as a loyal but independent-minded retainer within the Takeda faction. His role is that of a dependable warrior who upholds the clan's strength and samurai ideals. His key relationship is with Shingen Takeda; their dynamic involves mutual respect despite Baba's willingness to challenge him. This relationship underscores Baba's integrity and his belief that true loyalty includes honest counsel. Through the course of the narrative, Baba remains consistent in his principles, showing little overt development but reinforcing the values of the Takeda clan. His notable abilities lie in his combat prowess as a symbol of strength and his unshakeable mental fortitude. He also possesses supernatural traits common in the world of Sengoku Night Blood, such as animal ears, indicating that he is a werewolf or similar being, though his exact abilities beyond physical strength are not detailed in available sources.