It seems there might be a minor misunderstanding or a specific context you’re referring to with “Yoshinobi” that isn’t immediately recognizable in standard references to Japanese media, culture, or language. The term doesn’t directly correspond to a widely known manga, anime, historical figure, or specific concept in the same way “Yurihime” does in the context of manga.
It could potentially be a unique character name from a less popular series, a play on words, a username, or a typo where you might have meant something else like “Ninja” (忍者, pronounced as “ninja” in Japanese), considering “Yoshi” can be a name prefix and “nobi” could be associated wit
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