Nobunaga has also been portrayed in fiction, such as when the figure of Nobunaga influences a story or inspires a characterization. In James Clavell's novel "Shōgun", the character Goroda is a pastiche of Nobunaga. In the film "Sengoku Jieitai 1549", Nobunaga is killed by time-travellers. The novel and anime series "Yōtōden", the novel "The Ouka Ninja Scrolls: Basilisk New Chapter" and the anime and manga "Basilisk" portray Nobunaga as a literal demon in addition to a power-mad warlord. Nobunaga also appears as a major character in the eroge "Sengoku Rance" and is a playable character in "Pokémon Conquest", with his partner Pokémon being Hydreigon, Rayquaza and Zekrom. Nobunaga is depicted as a female character in the anime "", "Sengoku Collection", the video game "Fate/Grand Order", and in the light novel and anime series "The Ambition of Oda Nobuna". He is the main character of the stage action and anime adaptation of "Nobunaga the Fool". In Kouta Hirano's "Drifters", Nobunaga is rescued before the moment of his death and is sent to another world to fight against other historical figures. Therein, he displays equal parts tactical brilliance and gleeful brutality. In the 2014 anime "Nobunaga Concerto", and its 2015 film adaptation, he is the subject of a complex plot involving time travel and alternate history.