Killing false corrupted monk before fighting folding screen monkeys alters their post fight cutscene. Greeting you with the beautiful evening visuals instead of the regular morning one.
Top image is if you kill the monkeys first, the bottom is if you kill the monk first.
Top image is if you kill the monkeys first, the bottom is if you kill the monk first.
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I get it now. I get when people say this boss made em FEEL things. Yoshitsune didn't disapoint one bit. Absolute peak final boss fight.
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The tragedy of Kuro's self-sacrificial resolve is that it was Wolf who inadvertently planted it in his head 3 years earlier. The trauma Kuro endured at Hirata Estate and Wolf's words never left him, making it tragic that Wolf actually doomed the person he was trying to save.
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The tragedy of Kuro's self-sacrificial resolve is that it was Wolf who inadvertently planted it in his head 3 years earlier. The trauma Kuro endured at Hirata Estate and Wolf's words never left him, making it tragic that Wolf actually doomed the person he was trying to save.
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This is why I can't see the base ending as good or bitter sweet. The blame of Kuro's fate started with Wolf's words! Him bearing that pain as a sculptor is horrible. No matter what happens in the 2 other good endings, Wolf at least gets to save Kuro from the path he set him on.
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Not once, not twice, he was able to successfully aura farm despite getting his ass beaten three different times.
Losing a fight doesn’t have to mean that you’ve lost aura. In fact, you could gain more aura from losing more than you ever could have from winning, and Genichiro Ashina is living proof of that.
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Yah Minamoto No Yoshitsune is genuinely of the most top villains of all time, holy shit the sheer aura and madness of this man. I have high hopes for his battle when i get to it.
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