Otaku Master
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Otaku Master was a Spanish citizen, born in Madrid in April 2011.
Politics
Otaku Master was a member of Partido Otaku Nippon, where he was elected for the first time in Congress of Spain on June 25, 2011 as a candidate from Illinois.
As a congressman, he was forced to confront the immigration crisis that Spain faced as an economic and military power at that time.
On July 15, 2011, Otaku Master was appointed party president as a successor to Jesus Gil. Among his campaign proposal, he promised to fight for an increase of the representatives of his party in the Spanish Congress (4 in the period at that time, hoped to increase to 6), however the elections of 25 July were a total fiasco, and only one congressman (Lizdi) was elected. He later resigned with Schiksalstag to be his successor, as Otaku hoped that this move will regain the glory to the PON.
He than moved to Progreso Español for a month and then for a few weeks in La eFalange, a political movement of the extreme right, where he helped a little in the development of their militia: Divisione Azul. After this trips he returned to PON.
In May and July 2012 he was again elected in Congress where he served as the Speaker of the Congress.
Military
He was a 2nd Commander of Fuerzas Armadas del PON in the regiment Batallón Sasaki
