Kabuki Island

Kabuki Island, formerly known as Enoshima, is a small island in Haven Sea. A lush jungle island, a small river runs through the island. Some notable locations include the Kabuki Tribe's village and the abandoned Palace.

For thousands of years, the Kabuki Tribe inhabited the island as it's original inhabitants. Known for their distinctive face makeup, Kabuki culture varied from the culture of Zion and Azaria. The island was located about 1,000 miles from either coast. Therefore, the island was isolated from the world and never modernized.

Sometime later, a warlord from Azaria who was recently defeated by the new Emperor of Azaria fled to the island. There, he declared the island under his rule and renamed it Enoshima. For the next 500 years, the Enoshima Dynasty ruled the island, enslaving the native Kabuki inhabitants and using them to his pleasure.

During the Great War, Enoshima came under the rule of the imperialistic Azaria. As a result of the deposition of the Enoshima Dynasty, the Kabuki inhabitants were freed, and the Enoshima Dynasty executed. A deal with the Tribal Chief of the Kabuki people and the Emperor of Azaria created the Production Colony of Kabuki Island. The Empire of Azaria would protect the island in exchange for the rich ore on the island. FOr the rest of the Great War, the Production Colony of Kabuki Island remained a loyal colony to Azaria.

After the coronation of Emperor Amnon, Enoshima was given to Zion and placed under Military Occupation. Under the reign of Dragases, Enoshima suffered under the iron fist rule of Zion, resulting in an ethnic cleansing of the island, leaving only a few Kabuki Tribesmen alive. Many of the remaining Kabuki fled and went into exile throughout the world. After Dragases was deposed, Emperor Anthony allowed all of the exiled Kabuki tribesmen to return to Enoshima, which he renamed Kabuki Island.