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Lost in Translation36 posts
The World of Sekiro: Epilogue
Was it worth it?
The World of Sekiro: Ministry Invasions and Endings
Fearing Red Eyes, the Interior Ministry made an onslaught on Ashina with fire.
The World of Sekiro: Fountainhead Palace
Wrapped in the aroma of the fountainhead, I return to the divine realm.
The World of Sekiro: Ashina Depths and Mibu Village
Doesn't matter if you are undead. Memorial services and continuous drinking.
The World of Sekiro: Sunken Valley
It's not men who control the Gun Fort of the Sunken Valley.
The World of Sekiro: Mt. Kongo and Senpou Temple
Don't leave your miko all alone. Once you lose them it's too late to regret...
The World of Sekiro: Abandoned Dungeon
Unwilling to dirty their own hands, they all left me for that hypocritical quack.
The World of Sekiro: Hirata Estate
Dismissed after giving to drink, he fell to a life of brigandry.
The World of Sekiro: Ashina Castle
His name was Lord Takeru... This incense burner belonged to him.
The World of Sekiro: Ashina Outskirts
Your fate is now at the Moon-view Tower.
The World of Sekiro: Miscellaneous Items II. Bell Demon and Sake
Well, wherever Emma ended up, she was happier for the fact it wasn't with a shinobi.
The World of Sekiro: Miscellaneous Items I. Carp Scales and Mibu Balloons.
Something is written on it in crude letters. It reads "To Tenkichi, from Badger".
The World of Sekiro: Healing and Resurrection Items
Consuming gods, people humbly received with gratitude this secret cure.
The World of Sekiro: Status Effects
Lightning is an echo of the Fountainhead god.
The World of Sekiro: Temple Arts and Mushin Arts
Mindlessly, Isshin continued gobbling up every fighting style.
The World of Sekiro: Ashina Arts
The Ashina Style is deeply rooted in the flow of the Fountainhead waters.
The World of Sekiro: Shinobi Arts
A shinobi is not shot down so easily.
The World of Sekiro: Prosthetic Arts and Spirit Emblems
Inheriting the karma of those they've killed is also part of being shinobi.
The World of Sekiro: Upgrade Materials
Fountainhead Lapis Lazuli
The World of Sekiro: Prosthetic Tools IV. Mist Raven, Finger Whistle and Divine Abduction
The cry is so lonesome and beautiful. Enough to forget the burning hatred, just for a while.
The World of Sekiro: Prosthetic Tools III. Spear, Sabimaru and Umbrella
Suzaku's favor quells fire.
The World of Sekiro: Prosthetic Tools II. Flame Vent and Shinobi Axe
Lucrative info #36
The World of Sekiro: Prosthetic Tools I. Shuriken and Firecracker
Repelling a thousand blades was a small price for the blessing of rejuvenation.
The World of Sekiro: Dragonrot and the Memorial Mob.
The man who coughs zealously sculpts statues of Buddha to avoid being consumed by the building flames.
The World of Sekiro: Dragon Heirs. Part III. The Girl and the Serpent.
Persimmons become blood, blood becomes rice.
The World of Sekiro: Dragon Heirs. Part II. Kuro and Wolf
Make an offering of the Dragon's Heritage
The World of Sekiro: Dragon Heirs. Part I. Lord Takeru and Lady Tomoe
The sakura blossoms will soon fall.
The World of Sekiro: Remnants. Part III
Returning Kageotoshi
The World of Sekiro: Remnants. Part II.
Once upon a time a fisherman caught an unusual fish with a human face, monkey's mouth, shining golden scales and a quiet voice.
The World of Sekiro: Remnants. Part I.
A puppet moves on behalf of its master, but its strings are destined to snap.
The World of Sekiro: Sugars, Spiritfalls and the Headless
Be careful not to lose your mind.
Lost in Translation: Boss Names in Bloodborne
Secrets of Astral Clocktower, almonds and mysterious Kos.
Lost in Translation: Boss Names in Dark Souls III
Almost as exciting as the first one.
Lost in Translation: Boss Names in Dark Souls II
... and a bonus section with Emerald Herald and Shalquoir.
Lost in Translation: Boss Names in Dark Souls I
I regret not remembering how I even got the idea to study Japanese in Soulsborne games. Turned out to be a lot of fun though!