Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice – Story Explained



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Timestamps:

00:00:00 Chapter I: The Fires of War
00:09:04 Chapter II: The Shinobi Code
01:04:31 Chapter III: Gracious Gift of Tears
01:43:33 Chapter IV: The Price of Loyalty
02:14:29 Chapter V: The Return

Music (In order of appearance):

ES_Dreams of Us – Bonnie Grace
ES_An Old Story – Ruiqi Zhao
ES_Immovable As The Mountain – Yi Nantiro
ES_Love in Fantasy – Ruiqi Zhao
ES_About Fighting Your Windmills
ES_Past Love – Ruiqi Zhao
ES_Collisions – Bonnie Grace
ES_Hiro – Sight of Wonders
ES_Kimono Of Tears – Mandala Dreams
ES_Far Far Far – Bonnie Grace
ES_A Walk in the Rain – Magnus Ludvigsson
ES_Dark Water – Magnus Ludvigsson
ES_Beautiful Nightmare – Ruiqi Zhao
ES_Dreams of Us – Bonnie Grace
ES_Kite in the Sky – Magnus Ludvigsson
ES_L ombre du platane – Magnus Ludvigsson
ES_Contemplation – Magnus Ludvigsson
ES_One With the Tribe – Bonnie Grace
ES_Rose-Colored Faith – Rand Aldo
ES_Sentient – Gavin Luke
ES_Demure – Ever So Blue
ES_Felt Like November – Magnus Ludvigsson
ES_To Witness in Silence – Erasmus Talbot
ES_Midnight Textures – Silver Maple
ES_Eventual Bloom – Rand Aldo
ES_At the End of Nothing – Silver Maple
ES_Without Words – Lalo Brickman
ES_Never Forgotten – Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen
ES_Godspeed Nebulae – Rand Aldo
ES_Monuments – Bonnie Grace
ES_One Way Ticket – Yi Nantiro
ES_At Long Last – Yi Nantiro
ES_The Way Of The Warrior – Yi Nantiro
ES_The Dice Is Cast – Yi Nantiro
ES_Today Is A Gift – Yi Nantiro
ES_A Single Grain Of Rice – Yi Nantiro
ES_As The Curtains Fall – Yi Nantiro
ES_Behind Every Powerful Man – Howard Harper-Barnes
ES_It’s Time to Let Go – Bonnie Grace
ES_Cyllene – Martin Landh
ES_It Keeps Coming Back – Christian Andersen
ES_Deep Waters – Edgar Hopp
ES_Goodnight Story – Magnus Ludvigsson
ES_Cherry Blossom Tree – Mandala Dreams
ES_Liason – Fabien Tell
ES_Sea of Space – Yi Nantiro
ES_The Heart – David Celeste
ES_Imminent End – Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen
ES_Farewell – Jon Algar
ES_Dissemination – Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen
ES_Deeper Than the Ocean – Bonnie Grace
ES_The Architect – Bonnie Grace

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21 thoughts on “Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice – Story Explained”

  1. I just on a whim decided to start watching the Bloodborne video you guys made and LOVED your guys' content, so I watched all three of your Dark Souls videos also, now this as well lol. Your guys' content is beyond the amount of subscribers you have, ya'll deserve SO MANY more. I can't wait to see how far both of you grow and see this channel change for the better! Expect to see me more as I plan on sticking around and watching all videos you two intent on uploading.

    With much love, MissTinkering.

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  2. Great video. Only note I have is in the first part when Sekiro lost his arm you said 'decapitated', but that only applies to when a head is cut off. Other than that, I'm looking forward to your Eldin Ring video.

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  3. It took this video for me to realize that the reason Anayama didn't show up for me in my Sekiro randomizer run is because I killed him in the past and now I'm locked from completing the game

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  4. I’ve always had a interest in “LONGEVITY” and “EXTENDED YOUTH” for it would give Humanity the opportunity to live long and fulfilling lives. “IMMORALITY” on the other hand it’s a faith worse than death.

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  5. I think all of your videos are one of the best gems on youtube and i just can't wait for the Elden Ring Story Explanation but i think this might take some time since the lore isn't 100% clear because of some mysteries that still need to be solved.

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  6. At least the lore is nice. The game was bad. I figured traversal and stealth mechanics this day and age should have been flawlessly executed, but this game felt like those aspects were taken from very old games that back then the developers didn't have access to skills needed. I'm glad I didn't bother buying the game and opted to borrow it. I can at least get the lore of the game without having to suffer its poor designs.

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