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Sekiro Environments - Ashina Castle [Japanese in Sekiro]

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  • Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
  • Discussing original Japanese names of Sekiro areas and environmental details.
    I am a curious linguist, English and Japanese are my second and third languages respectively.
    Orginal blogpost - shetanislair.c...
    Other The World of Sekiro videos - • The World of Sekiro
    Other The World of Sekiro blogposts - shetanislair.c...
    Twitter - / shetanislair
    Sources:
    Sekiro Shadows Die Twice Official Artworks
    English wiki - sekiro-shadows...
    Read more:
    Hokora - en.wikipedia.o...
    Yorishiro - en.wikipedia.o...
    Shimenawa - en.wikipedia.o...
    Shide - en.wikipedia.o...)
    More on tengu:
    en.wikipedia.o...
    www.tofugu.com...
    More on deer antlers:
    en.japantravel...
    www.kokugakuin...
    Timestamps:
    0:00 - Intro
    0:40 - Disclaimers
    1:23 - Tiny Transcription Legend
    1:32 - Sources
    1:46 - Ashina Castle
    4:55 - Nightjar Beacon Memo
    6:03 - Upper Tower - Antechamber
    10:06 - Ashina Dojo
    12:44 - Fourth Prayer Necklace
    13:41 - Genichiro Ashina
    17:03 - Upper Tower - Kuro's Room
    19:19 - Isshin's Note
    20:04 - Why Tengu?
    23:21 - Tenshu Lower Section
    24:30 - Old Grave
    26:18 - Great Serpent Shrine
    26:55 - Seven Ashina Spears - Shikubu Toshikatsu Yamauchi
    27:42 - Final Prayer Necklace
    28:18 - Lone Shadow Longswordsman

Комментарии • 31

  • @Matveievtam
    @Matveievtam Год назад +5

    Crazy to think enemies have so much respect for what you do that they dont attack as you record

  • @zamplify
    @zamplify Год назад +6

    Don't anguish severely, be well.

  • @varsoonhks3211
    @varsoonhks3211 Год назад +5

    Playing through Sekiro was a delight but these videos enrich the experience that much more. I really enjoy how thorough you are and how much time you afford for places that a player is typically fighting through rather than taking in. It's nice to sit back and imbibe the rich world of Sekiro and I appreciate that this channel has afforded that for so many people!

  • @mt2r-music
    @mt2r-music Год назад +1

    The Sekiro Goat. As always thanks for uploading!

  • @MRK5152video
    @MRK5152video Год назад +2

    Welcome back!
    You've got me curious about the deer antlers.
    My theory is that maybe they are related to the worship of the Divine Dragon. The "Old Dragons of the Tree" seem to have antlers.
    Chinese dragons are also often depicted as having stag antlers.
    I also found a god that is associated with deer. Jurōjin (寿老人), he is a god of longevity, fitting for Sekiro, but I'm not sure they are related.

  • @lukelavigne5474
    @lukelavigne5474 Год назад +3

    I’m so excited to learn more from you! Trying to piece together the timeline and lore is a beloved hobby of mine, and you might be the best person on the Internet for this!
    I always thought the concept art suggested that Kuro, or some divine heir, had perhaps, foolishly gifted many of the main characters immortality and each of them was trying to make Ashina a better place in the way they saw fit. Wolf would’ve been but one immortal walking the land.

  • @cataclysmicacedia824
    @cataclysmicacedia824 Год назад

    I was just thinking about rewatching the whole translation playlist and then this chunk of gold was dropped.

  • @Duv1995
    @Duv1995 Год назад +1

    Just finished watching the vid, truly an enriching experience as always!
    But it made me realize something about Dragonspring sake and Ashina sake...
    In the previous vids we discussed on how Ashina sake is made from waters flowing from the Fountainhead (contrary to what the english localization said), and since Dragonspring was another name for the actual Fountainhead, Dragonspring sake was made out of Fountainhead waters, and that made sense since it's the rarest kind of sake and we find it mostly around Fountainhead Palace.
    But now we know that Dragonspring is the name of the river that flows in Hirata Estate and through the land of Ashina as a whole. So here's what puzzling me, which water source is closest to the Fountainhead and why do we find Dragonspring sake in mibu village and the palace? Doesnt the association with dragonspring river seems a little out of place now?

  • @andreyrass1393
    @andreyrass1393 Год назад

    Your Sekiro videos continue to be some of my favorite content on this whole website and bring me tons of joy and enlightened knowledge. Thank you so much!

  • @user-9097
    @user-9097 Год назад

    A NEW VIDEO OHMY GOD I AM SO HAPP TYSM FOR POSTING. im glad ur back, i hope u had a great break and again ty for sharing 🥺

  • @jai249
    @jai249 Год назад

    as for the Tengu wearing, a weird example to bring up is that a character in Art of Fighting, when he's trying to hide his identity when forced to do criminal acts, adopts the persona of Mr. Karate, and more importantly, starts wearing a Tengu Mask. weirdly enough I also vaguely remember multiple times in media of seeing characters who want to hide their identity use Noh theatre masks in general.
    I wonder if there's a thing going on... In any case great video as always 🦀

  • @Duv1995
    @Duv1995 Год назад

    YOOOO SHETANI'S BACC!!!
    I'm so happy to see another of your vids, missed em so much ;A;

  • @mikamizui
    @mikamizui Год назад

    A note on 葦名流伝場, the Ashina esoteric texts are called 葦名流の伝書, which also seems to be a word invented by this game (though i could be wrong, i only did a quick google and jisho search to confirm it), using the same 伝 kanji as 葦名流伝場. I the 伝 kanji implies that its a style thats passed down within the ashina clan, and 葦名流伝場 would be "the place where the ashina style is passed down"! This is just my personal opinion though as my interest in kanji is pretty surface level ^-^

  • @maxono1465
    @maxono1465 Год назад

    Wow great video!!!! Loved the details of genichiro and also that the lone shadows name is about using his leg as a sword

  • @noahwen-li
    @noahwen-li Год назад

    I've been rewatching your videos and honestly thought they were it 😭 so glad I was wrong and you're back! 💖

  • @toasterrobot
    @toasterrobot Год назад +1

    I just started playing Sekiro again, great to see you back!

  • @Meteorlink
    @Meteorlink Год назад

    welcome back, glad to hear you are still a thing

  • @ultimortalmoth7212
    @ultimortalmoth7212 Год назад

    Welcome back, good to see you again. Here's to your health.

  • @baseai864
    @baseai864 Год назад +1

    I just want to say thank you so much for these videos, they make me love one of my favorite games even more.
    Something else I really love about Genichiro is how his fights perfectly mirror Sekiro's and your own skill level, in the first fight you are weak just like Sekiro, in the second fight you are finally leaning the sword and stand toe to toe with Genichiro and in the final fight you have mastered the sword and Genichiro is little more than a stepping stone on your way to Isshin

  • @mikamizui
    @mikamizui Год назад +1

    Wake up babe, new Shetanis Lair video just dropped

  • @Ccberry98
    @Ccberry98 Год назад

    Yay :) Glad you're back

  • @Fluesy
    @Fluesy Год назад +1

    Welcome back! c:

  • @AbaLeo94
    @AbaLeo94 Год назад

    Welcome back! Missed these vids

  • @benjaminopitz7121
    @benjaminopitz7121 Год назад

    Thank you so much for sharing all this "hidden" content from Sekiro. It makes it feel bigger now that one can understand all the deep lore behind it.

  • @qlerty6218
    @qlerty6218 Год назад

    ʷᵒⁿᵈᵉʳᶠᵘˡˡ

  • @traceursebas
    @traceursebas Год назад

    Does the room with the divine dragon shrine not have a name?

    • @shetanislair
      @shetanislair  Год назад

      If you mean the cave in the Fountainhead Palace, both the cave and the stone that transports Wolf to the Divine Realm have names. We'll get to them in the Fountainhead Palace episode.

    • @traceursebas
      @traceursebas Год назад

      @@shetanislair I mean after the ante-chamber idol. You find a hole in the roof of the room where the two samurai are studying a map on the ground. Once you drop out of the whole in the roof you find yourself in a room where you can open the door to the previous hall. On the wall there is a small icon of the divine dragon.

    • @shetanislair
      @shetanislair  Год назад

      Oh, I see what you mean. No, that room is not pictured in the artbook at all.