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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (2019)

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During the late Sengoku period, the Ashina clan led by Isshin Ashina seizes a land rich in divine favour, including that of a foreign deity dubbed the Divine Dragon which can grant immortality through the "Dragon's Heritage", and through the Rejuvenating waters and its mukade-infested Sediment. During this time, a nameless orphan is adopted by the wandering shinobi Owl, who names the boy Wolf and trains him. Two decades later, Isshin is dying and the weakened Ashina is beseiged by the forces of the Interior Ministry. Desperate to save his clan, Isshin's adoptive grandson Genichiro wants Kuro, last of a line granted the Dragon's Heritage, to use his blood to create an immortal army. Isshin has Emma, a physician researching the Rejuvenating Waters, warn Wolf so the two can flee. Genichiro confronts them and defeats Wolf in a duel, severing his left arm. Wolf is saved by a man called the Sculptor, who gifts him a prosthetic arm. To rescue Kuro, Wolf assaults Ashina Castle, where he meets Isshin and is given the name "Sekiro". Optionally, Sekiro can revisit his past; three years ago, Kuro's home was raided by bandits led by the shinobi Lady Butterfly, leading to Owl's apparent death. While Sekiro killed Lady Butterfly, he was fatally stabbed and only survived after Kuro shared the Dragon's Heritage with him.

Sekiro again confronts Genichiro, who has used the Sediment to gain corrupted immortality. Genichiro flees, but Kuro refuses to leave Ashina; he wants Sekiro to perform the Immortal Severance ritual on him, which would result in his death and eliminate the Dragon's Heritage. Sekiro reluctantly agrees and sets out to collect the necessary materials for the ritual, including a weapon that can kill immortals known as the Mortal Blade. Wolf gains the Mortal Blade from the Divine Child, last survivor of experiments with the Rejuvenating Waters. After collecting most of the ritual elements, Sekiro is confronted by Owl, who faked his death in pursuit of the Dragon's Heritage. If Sekiro renounces his loyalty to Kuro on Owl's orders, he fights and kills first Emma and then Isshin while Owl kills Genichiro. Sekiro, becoming possessed by the primal rage of shura, then kills Owl as Kuro watches in horror, leading to the "Shura" ending.

If Sekiro refuses, he kills Owl in combat, then recovers the final ingredient for the ritual from the Divine Dragon itself. Upon returning Sekiro finds Isshin dead, and Ashina Castle falling to the Interior Ministry. En route to Kuro, Sekiro can choose to kill a "Demon of Hatred".[b] Sekiro finds Kuro under attack by Genichiro, who has retrieved another Mortal Blade. Upon defeat, Genichiro sacrifices himself to revive Isshin in his prime so he can kill Sekiro and restore Ashina. After killing Isshin, depending on the items gathered, three endings are available.

In the "Immortal Severance" ending, Sekiro performs the ritual as instructed, killing Kuro and making himself mortal again. Sekiro ends up taking the Sculptor's place carving buddhas, with Emma keeping the prosthetic arm for another shinobi to use in the future.
In the "Purification" ending, Sekiro performs an alternate ritual worked out with Emma's aid which has Sekiro sacrificing himself while freeing Kuro of the Dragon's Heritage. The game ends with Kuro and Emma praying at Sekiro's grave before Kuro leaves the Ashina lands.
In the "Return" ending, Sekiro collaborates with the Divine Child to make her a vessel for the Divine Dragon's power. After defeating Isshin, Sekiro takes the dying Kuro to the Divine Child, who absorbs him into herself. The Divine Child and Sekiro then leave on a journey to return the Dragon's Heritage to its home in the west.

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