CIMA
	Real Name: Nobuhiko Oshima
	Nickname: Aku no Hana - 悪の花
	Date of Birth: 11/15/1977
	Birthplace: Sakai-shi, Osaka
	Height/Weight: 173cm/83kg
	Theme: Me GUSTA COLA
	Debut: 5/11/1997 vs. Katsumasa Kuroki
	Title History: Open the Dream Gate, Open the Triangle Gate, Open the Owarai Gate, El Numero Uno 2003, UDG Title, UWA 6 Man Tag, International Light Heavyweight, IWRG Intercontinental

Specialties:
•Schwein - シュバイン
Side tombstone driver. There is a wrist clutch version called the Schwein Redline - シュバイン・レッドライン and a top rope version call the Schwein Steiner - シュバイン・シュタイナー.
•Venus - ヴィーナス
Leaping palm strike to an opponent seated on the turnbuckle. Always followed by ....
•Iconoclasm - アイコノクラズム
Reverse crucifix into sit out slam. There is a cross arm version called the Goriconoclasm - ゴリコノクラズム. Usually followed by....
•Mad Splash - マッドスプラッシュ
The finish to the CIMA full course. A standard Frog Splash.
•Crossfire - クロスファイアー
Cross arm sit out power bomb, with the opponents arms crossed between their own legs.
•Perfect Driver - パーフェクトドライバー
Cross leg hook Michinoku Driver II.
•Superdrol - スーパードロル
Various forms of lungblower. Named for a steroid supplement CIMA discovered on his first US stay.
•Tokarev - トカレフ
From corner to corner style dropkick
•Mona Lisa Overdrive - モナリザ・オーバードライブ
Front flip version of the Tokarev.
•Jorge Clutch - ホルヘ・クラッチ
Jorge Rivera style ridiculous pinning combination. A series of 3 in a row is called the Jorge Complete - ホルヘ・コンプリート.
•Dos Caras Clutch - ドス・カラス・クラッチ
Dos Caras style ridiculous pinfall.
•Nakayubi - ナカユビ
Front necklock into DDT
•Sasorizagatame - サソリ座固め
Slightly modified Scorpion Deathlock, with the legs crosses differently.
•From Corner to the Same Corner - フロム・コーナー・トゥー・セイム・コーナー
Double stomp to an opponent trapped in the ropes from the above ring post.

1997: Enters the Ultimo Dragon Gym as a part of the first class of students. His teachers were Ultimo Dragon and Dos Caras. Debuts vs. Katsumasa Kuroki, who would go on to be Magnum TOKYO and one of CIMAs' biggest rivals. While in Mexico, turns rudo and forms the legendary Crazy MAX unit with fellow 1st term students Sumo Fuji and Judo Suwa. Uses the ringname Shiima Nobunaga.
1998: Continues in Mexico, while making appearances in the US for World Championship Wrestling. Later in the year, CMAX as a whole invade Japan for Michinoku Pro Wrestling. They align with the heel group SASUKE Gumi.
1999: Headlines with Crazy MAX as the focal point of Toryumon Japan. Changes name to SHIIMA, then CIMA not long after. The reasoning for this was the name Nobunaga was given to identify him as a Japanese in Mexico. Now that he was in Japan, the Nobunaga was no longer needed. Together with SUWA the pair win the MPro tag league.
2000: Competes in the 3rd Super J Cup, reaching the finals before losing to Jyushin Thunder Lyger. With the arrival of M2K, begins to show some babyface leanings.
2001: Continues feuding with M2K. In spring, he suffered a severe knee injury. He continued to wrestle until after the first Hair vs. Mask cage match in September. After escaping the cage, he went to get surgery they kept him out for a month. Upon returning, he unveiled his new Schwein finisher. He defeated Chocoflake K-ICHI with it in under a minute, sending Choco to the hospital for 5 years, until he returned for the Original M2K 1 night reunion. Won the feud with Original M2K at the end of the year, winning a leader vs. leader Hair vs. Hair lumberjack match with Masaaki Mochizuki.
2002: Crazy MAX charge to the frontlines of the Japan vs. T2P feud. They spent most of the year fighting the Italian Connection. After losing the first major battle on 9/8, CIMA rebounded by defeating Milano Collection AT to force T2P to break up.
2003: After disappointing showings in 01 and 02, finally wins El Numero Uno to become the first UDG Title holder. He follows that up by defeating Ultimo Dragon in a Student vs. Teacher title match.
2004: At World, wins the tournament to crown what would end up being the final UDG champion. Is named the first Open the Dream Gate champion when Dragon Gate starts. With the departures of SUWA and TARU, CIMA chose to end Crazy MAX at the end of November. The rest of the year is spent in the Waku Waku Fuji Land group.
2005: Returns to his heel roots, forming the super body unit Blood Generation. Spends most of the year feuding with Ryo Saito, and later TAKA Michinoku.
2006: Is betrayed by other Blood members. He regroups the unit as an international super unit, taking in non-Japanese members during their trips to the DG mat. Takes BxB Hulk under his wing, forming the Blood Hearts team. Loses his hair to Gamma at the end of the year, in addition to a 1st round exit in King of Gate, also to Gamma. He ends Blood Generation.
2007: Aligns with Susumu Yokosuka and Hulk as the beginning of a new unit. Personal issues are put aside for 5 minutes, as original Crazy MAX reunited on the SUWA retirement show. CIMA and SUWA battled to a 5 minute draw, then the original members posed together for the last time. Forms Typhoon, with the intent of taking the wrestling world by storm. At World, gains revenge for 7 years earlier, defeating Lyger for the Dream Gate. During King of Gate, has the first real singles match  his married couple tag partner Don Fujii. Loses in the finals of the tournament to Gamma, when a low blow left CIMA unable to continue.

Despite the strange end at King Of Gate, CIMA continued into 2008 as the unmatched ace of Dragon Gate. He finished the feud with Gamma as the winner. In addition to Japan, CIMA continues to spearhead the DG global expansion. He makes frequent trips to the US to compete for US independent promotions. Where CIMA goes, Dragon Gate goes, and vice versa.

Accumulative injuries to his neck have put CIMA out of action for the foreseeable future. He was forced to vacate the Dream Gate because of this.