The “Shura” ending for Sekiro is the proverbial “bad end,” and the worst possible outcome for all the characters in the game. Wolf now seeks to strike back at the Ashina clan and rescue Kuro. Thanks to the power of the Divine Heir, Wolf managed to survive at the hands of Genichiro and now has a new, handy prosthetic arm. After losing a duel to Genichiro, Wolf’s hand is cut off and Kuro is kidnapped. Genichiro seeks the power within Kuro’s blood to create an all-powerful and immortal army. In the Sengoku period of 1600s Japan, Genichiro seeks to save the clan of his elderly, ailing grandfather, Isshin Ashina a warlord who has taken over the land of Ashina. Kuro is the last descendent of a rare and mysterious bloodline. Wolf is a shinobi in service to Kuro, the Divine Heir. For this blog, we’ll be referring to Sekiro as Wolf to keep things simple. In Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, players assume the role of the shinobi known as Wolf (aka the Sekiro of the title).
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Here’s the breakdown and how to the game’s four different endings. Be forewarned, as I will be discussing all the endings for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. If you’re curious about the specific endings for Sekiro and want to know the conditions to unlock them, that’s what this blog is all about. One of the hallmarks of FromSoftware titles is having multiple endings, and Sekiro has four in total.
FromSoftware game titles are known for their challenging difficulty and unique style, and Sekiro is no exception. The award-winning Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a classic modern game from the iconic developers at FromSoftware and game directors Hidetaka Miyazaki and Kazuhiro Hamatani.
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