Welcome to our official guide to Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice , the latest craze specially designed by From Software for the most demanding and challenging gamers. On this occasion, we will be fully involved in Japan of the XVI century, in a local conflict … but that involves too many supernatural entities .
Index
- Tips to start playing
- History
- Heads
- Mini-bosses
- Appearances
- Finals
- Offerors, NPCs and side missions
- Skills
- Prosthetic tools and materials
- Collectibles
- Objects
- Trophy and Achievement Guide
- Frequently asked questions
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Tips to start playing
Before entering the subject, it is more necessary than ever that you understand a series of basic concepts about the game. So that you are not caught by surprise, even if you come from Souls / Bloodborne , we have prepared this entry in which we want to focus on four basic points:
- General advice: global things to understand, whether it is your first foray into a game of this type or not.
- Combat Tips: There are a number of techniques that you should master as soon as you can.
- Skill Tips: Not all skills are equally useful, of course. Unlock these as soon as you can.
- Trick to recover Posture: recover your Posture almost instantly in the middle of the combat doing something very concrete.
History
The story of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice tells us how a shinobi, faithful servant of his lord, will try to follow his oath. Mortal and supernatural creatures will stand in their way , and knowing how to move forward is key to that. However, be very clear about one thing: the trip is going to be extremely long and complicated .
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- Ashina Reservoir: discover how the Sekiro adventure begins.
- Around Ashina: The Wolf explores the area while looking for an entrance to the castle.
- Hacienda Hirata: Memories overflow Sekiro.
- Ashina Castle: Our hero seeks to rescue his former lord.
- Abandoned Dungeon– Time to find a place to continue.
- Senpo Temple: Sekiro seeks something that gives him more power.
- Submerged Valley: Following the advice of an ally, we head to a distant valley.
- Ashina Depths: There is a path even deeper than the valley that could hide the place we are looking for.
- Mibu Village: The worshipers of a strange god do not seem to have stood up well.
- Return to Ashina Castle: something happens in the Castle, hurry to solve the problem.
- Palacio del Manantial: a strange journey takes us to an even stranger place.
- Divine Kingdom: will the last ingredient we need be here?
- Ashina Castle (War): The end of an era has begun.
- Surroundings of Ashina (War): Something has devastated the entire area around the Desolate Temple.
- Hacienda Hirata (Purification): discover the reality of what happened at Hacienda Hirata.
Bosses
How could it be otherwise, we have a huge number of final bosses to defeat , each one more complicated than the last. In this case we want to avoid giving you details about them openly, because some may be spoilers if we give you the context in which you fight with them . Keep in mind that some bosses are exclusive depending on the route you choose.
Mini bosses
The Minijefes are an essential mechanics of Sekiro , we can get many of the Prayer Beads possible. We are going to face dangerous types of enemies:
- Generals: officers armed with enormous daitos.
- Chained ogres: mutant beasts, as brutal as stupid.
- Drunk: a big and stupid type of enemy, but with a lot of imagination.
- Flaming bulls: giant beasts with fire on their horns. Charming.
- Seven Spears of Ashina: Isshin Ashina’s special forces still have members alive.
- Lonely Shadows: A group of special shinobi swarm around Ashina.
- Ashina’s elite: the best warriors of the Castle, trained in the lethal iaijutsu.
- Eyes of the Serpent: Bandits of the Submerged Valley also have special warriors.
- Long-legged Centipedes– Strange mountain dwellers won’t make things easy.
- Unique Enemies: A warrior in tough armor, a ninja hunter, a ghostly shinobi, and a supernatural creature will stand in our way.
Appearances
The Apparitions are a dangerous type of miniboss that challenges us to face creatures capable of causing terror and kill us at the moment . So that you do not have problems with them, we want to offer you all the information you need to overcome confrontations with them.
- Decapitated: powerful headless monsters, capable of killing us with a pair of swords. Find out where to find them, how to defeat them and what they will leave behind when they die.
- Shichimen warriors: dangerous sorcerers who use Terror as a weapon. We also have their location, rewards, and tips to defeat them.
Finals
Sekiro has no less than four finals . In our guide we will tell you how you can see them all in just two games .
- Abandonment of Immortality: Sekiro fulfills Kuro’s wishes.
- Return: something ends, something begins.
- Purification: Emma searches for another way to help Kuro.
- Shura: sometimes violence is the only solution.
Bidders, NPCs and side quests
There are a lot of characters with side quests in Sekiro. In order for you to complete them all, we will tell you what you need to know about:
- Bidders: we tell you where to find all the sellers of objects in the game.
- Lord Kuro: the lord the Wolf serves.
- Boiler Nobles: Two rare types with a common goal.
- Emma: the doctor we will meet soon after starting.
- The Sculptor: the architect of our survival, and responsible for the Prosthesis.
- Hanbei the Immortal: a cursed warrior who cannot die.
- Innosuke Nogami and his mother: two survivors of the incident at Hacienda Hirata.
- Fujioka, the information seller: a man survives entrenched in Ashina Castle.
- Tengu Ashina: A dangerous warrior is hunting through the Castle.
- Jinzaemon Kumano: An officer has lost his mind at the Reservoir.
- Kotaro: A huge monk is lost in the woods.
- Heavenly Girl: Another immortal lives high in the mountains.
- Dojun: A sinister surgeon operates in the Ashina Castle dungeon.
- Badger of the Black Hats: one of the “rats” is not as bad as they all paint.
- Anayama, the peddler: a bandit has decided to become a merchant.
Abilities
Although at first you will only have a few skills and your normal attacks, as the game progresses you will unlock numerous techniques with which to protect yourself from enemies. We will tell you how to unlock and the effect that all these abilities have.
- Shinobi Arts: Sekiro’s basic skills. Perfect to start your adventure.
- Ashina Arts: The leader of the ninjas Ashina will tell us the secrets of their fighting style.
- Mushin Arts: A combat style for the warrior elite.
- Temple Arts: If you feel brave, you can fight with your bare hands.
- Prosthetic gear: Our secondary weapons have their own powerful combat techniques.
- Ninjutsu– Special abilities that allow you to take advantage of stealthy kills.
Prosthetic tools and materials
In Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice you only have one primary weapon, your katana. However, there are a number of Prosthetics for your artificial arm that count as secondary weapons. To get them you will have to find certain pieces and then give them to the Sculptor, who will give you the weapon and then equip and improve it. That is, technically, they are secondary weapons.
In addition, we will also tell you how to get the rarest Materials .
- Loaded Shuriken –A very popular and versatile throwing weapon.
- Auctions:a thing that scares away enemies, and especially animals.
- Loaded Ax –A tool capable of knocking down any shield.
- Charged Spear:An artifact that allows you to hook enemies and make them come to you.
- Sabimaru:a poisoned dagger designed especially for very specific enemies.
- Iron fan:a discreet shield that will allow you to block more easily.
- Divine Kidnapping:A fan capable of making enemies turn around and forget about you.
- Whistle:Get your guard animals on their nerves with this item.
- Fog Raven –Dodge attacks in style and fight back in a deadly way.
- Flaming Duct –A powerful fire cannon capable of decimating groups of enemies.
Collectibles
Although this time we will not be going crazy looking for weapons and the like, there are two types of collectibles , directly related to the improvements of your character. We want to tell you exactly how and get:
- Pumpkin Seeds: where to get all the objects to maximize the number of uses of your Pumpkin.
- Prayer Accounts: where and how to get all the Prayer Accounts that improve your life and posture.
Objects
Whether you are looking for a specific object or something general, you are interested in knowing how many there are and if you have seen them all, we have a section with all the objects in the game , from all categories, how to get them and we also explain how they work , as well as their descriptions so you don’t miss a bit of the lore of the game :
- Quickitems : healing items, temporary improvements to your attributes …
- Key items: keys, scrolls, rarer items … the most interesting thing about the game at the lore level, ofcourse.
- Improvementmaterials : the materials necessary to improve our prosthetic tools.
Trophy and Achievement Guide
If you want to get Platinum or 1,000G for getting all the Trophies or Achievements of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice , we have the detailed and well-organized information so you don’t have problems with it.
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- Sekiro Trophies and Achievements Guide:Shadows Die Twice .
Frequent questions
- XP and very fast money: we tell you the best system to get Sen and XP at full speed.
- Draco-flu: what is and how does the Draco-flu that affects NPCs work.
- What happens if I die? :We explain how Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice’s death mechanic works.
- Do you have online? Of any kind.
- Senpo Temple Kite: We tell you how to use the famous Temple kite.
- Cherry drop: we tell you how to get and what this object is for.
- How to raise life, stance and attack: what you need to know to improve your character.
- How to activate Hard mode: If the game is not enough for you, make it even more tense.
