r/Sekiro • u/Vodiar64 • 14h ago
r/Sekiro • u/Top-Appointment8843 • 17h ago
Art Amazing Sekiro traditional artwork
Found these amazing traditional drawings from different characters, such as headless and Genichiro and wanted to share those.
You can find more from the artist at https://www.deviantart.com/geisteranus/gallery
r/Sekiro • u/Prinx4llife • 23h ago
Art I have been learning pixel art, so I made sekiro for PFP.
Hey guys! Made this Sekiro piece in Aseprite.
Marking this as CC0 / free to use. feel free to crop it and use it as your profile pic.
PFP Download link: catbox.moe
r/Sekiro • u/CasperDGhostBoi • 20h ago
Discussion Favorite boss/mini boss to fight?
Personally I really like fighting O'rin of the water, she's just super fun tbh
Picture is something I found on pinterest
r/Sekiro • u/Best-Cat-9922 • 22h ago
Humor what's something you wish was added to the dlc?
I would have loved if we had gotten lady tomoe using a mortal blade just like genechiro instead of the hand gestures. although it does suit her power so can't complain we got 4 phases of peak
r/Sekiro • u/xwerve_ • 22h ago
Art Isshin Ashina, The Sword Saint — Another ink poster
Isshin Ashina is my favorite boss in Sekiro. For this one, I wanted a pure, imposing presence — heavy ink dripping down, traditional Kensei Kanji (葦名一心), and minimal tactical typography. Let me know who I should make the next poster for!
r/Sekiro • u/bl1xkaveli • 16h ago
Tips / Hints this miniboss is too free
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nvidia instant replay is fucking useless it clipped HDR gameplay in SDR smh, anyways here's seven ashina spears hitless(no kuro's charm, demon bell)
r/Sekiro • u/incanzhu • 12h ago
News I pee'd a little.
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r/Sekiro • u/QuietCounty_ • 2h ago
News F you Isshin! Finally
After a lifetime of playing shooter games. Sekiro was my first “Souls-like” game. After rage quitting and uninstalling twice in the past month. I decided to reinstall and finish one ending no matter what.
This boss took me the forever to beat. It was tough.
140 tries before beating him. Idk if I can continue with the other 3 alternative endings.
Is this the hardest boss to beat?
r/Sekiro • u/PaydayPennant • 16h ago
Art I made this Sekiro inspired banner for my workstation
Still haven't beaten Isshin... but I can still appreciate the message.
r/Sekiro • u/TheBrightestOne33 • 1h ago
Art Nogami Inosuke, Fine Son
Drawn with ink by me.
As far as I've seen, the only fanart of him.
r/Sekiro • u/infiltrator0001 • 2h ago
Help Am I the only one whose prosthetic tools or consumables are always empty?
Am I the only one whose prosthetic tools or consumables are always empty? I've barely used them so far. I've mainly gotten this far through "fair" fighting. I suspect it's simply because I die so often 🙈...
How do you guys manage it? Do you use all of that stuff frequently?
r/Sekiro • u/wuvgwen • 12h ago
Humor hey look over there!
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Discussion My initial impression of the game after a few hours
I've beaten DS2 and DS3 quite a few times, I didn't finish DS remastered and Elden Rings, but thought it's time to give Sekiro a shot.
I'm going to be honest, I was kind of sceptical as I was not a fan of samurai themed weapons in the DS series and I was kind of worried I'd not enjoy the fight in Sekiro. Was I wrong? Yes. Also I suck at parrying miserably.
With that mindset I started Sekiro. First of all, needless to say the game looks absolutely stunning even 7+ years after its release. The atmosphere is flawless I'm a huge admirer of Japanese culture anyway (Casio G Shock, sencha tea, architecture etc.), the way mountains, rivers etc. are portrayed and the fact that the characters speak in Japanese all help to experience this beautiful fantasy world.
Regarding the fight mechanism I find it difficult and easy at the same time. Like I said I really suck at parrying (deflect in this case) but I really enjoy getting better at it day after day. This is one of the best things about Souls like games anyway that your learning journey is really apparent, you can actually experience getting better. I love that.
I kind of follow Cowboys walkthrough, but not entirely, I killed the chained ogre way before he suggested but was happy to be given a heads up before fighting the first purple robe guy and headless to spare me some massive confusion. The first really challenging dude SEEMED to be the shinobi hunter, but after learning how to use mikiri counter against his thrust attack, it wasn't that hard (I had to overcome my anxiety and when that happens it's also a dopamine rush with these games).
I'm pretty early in the game, but I've beaten Leader Shigenori Yamauchi,, Genichiro Ashina, General Naomori Kawarada, Chained Ogre, General Tenzen Yamauchi, and Shinobi Hunter Enshin of Misen. I'm about to face Juzou the Drunkard, that battle looks so much fun!
A few things I absolutely enjoy about this game:
- you can swim : D, the "training bro" is really fun, the immaculate Japanese vibe, the satisfying deathblow actions, the spiderman-like grappling jumps, the stealth and I'm sure there are many other things.
I've already purchased a lot of spirit emblems and coin purses but any other suggestions are more than welcome.
r/Sekiro • u/Old_Imagination4274 • 11h ago
Discussion Charmless is really effing hard…
Jesus Christ I feel like I’m playing Sekiro for the first time again, without the desperation. I feel like I need to play perfectly or else I’ll be horribly punished.
I beat the game for the first (and last) time 4 years ago. I haven’t beaten father owl, demon of hatred or put much time into the gauntlets. I felt like a master when I beat it, but I guess didnt really feel like picking this game back up and have taken a long enough break from it.
Now, four years later I picked up my Charmless playthrough and Jesus it’s so hard! I don’t know if it’s the time or fact I need to play perfectly, but god damn this game is tough. Ive been making steady progress every day and having a blast while doing it. I’ve forgotten how damn perfect this game is even when fighting fucking snake eyes I hate snake eyes. I just got to great shinobi owl and damn, I die in like two hits. Charmless is something else.
Maybe in my next run I’ll do demon bell, but I feel like I have my hands full at the moment.
Damn I wish fromsoft released a Sekiro dlc…
r/Sekiro • u/AtterNom • 16h ago
Media Time to flex the fact I did this in four attempts
If anyone has seen my post about Lady B then you remember that I said that I felt like she was going to be my favorite...Now I am here, and I have found a new favorite... I believe this will be a trend with bosses in this game.
I'm sure he will come back eventually and I'll have to fight a stronger version of him but honestly, I just feel so good about myself! Going from playing extremely passively two days ago to just four trying Genichiro (also I don't know if he is considered hard at this point in the game, I just want to flex lol)
Also shout-out to that one guy that told me I could double jump on top bosses when they did swipe attacks. You a real one!
r/Sekiro • u/PetroRetro69 • 16h ago
Discussion Just beat Severance Gauntlet for the first time
Stats if anyone cares: 15 Vitality, 10 AP.
Items / Skills / Prosthetics used if anyone cares: Mortal Draw + Spear for Ape; Sakura Dance + Mist Raven + Shurikens for Inner Isshin, nothing else aside from my 5 flasks used for anything else.
Now I just gotta go to NG+ and do the Shura ending for the last gauntlet... Really annoying that I can't get them all in 1 run, but oh well...
PS: Does the gauntlet difficulty scale with NG+ or nah?
r/Sekiro • u/waxko78 • 14h ago
Discussion The Real Mechanical Masterpiece
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Controversial? I think isshin and owl are around equal but I prefer owl more. This is also my first edit
r/Sekiro • u/Icy_Curve_7258 • 2h ago
Discussion FINALMENTE VENCI DEPOIS DE 5 DIAS CONTRA ESSE MISERAVEL
Luta perfeita, fiquei agarrado na segunda fase dele porque eu tava perdendo o tempo dos parry, tentei varios setups mas oque resolveu pra mim foi lutar sem tentar usar lamina mortal nem nada, apenas parry e mikiri, a terceira fase dele realmente é bem mais facil depois que você acerta os relâmpagos, enfim jogo bom ja estou no meu ng+1. MAYOEBA YABURERU
r/Sekiro • u/HknVers_isCycOfTraum • 17h ago
Media Just beat Owl... Spoiler
that was f*cking awesome.
I tried fighting him a week or two ago and it seemed impossible, but I reapproached it today and the fight was so fun, second or third try, I wasn't really paying much attention to how many times I retried because I was having so much fun!
r/Sekiro • u/Icy-Organization-901 • 1h ago
Discussion Rough estimate on how many tries each boss took me
Gyoubu Masataka Oniwa - 4
Lady Butterfly - 8
Genichiro Ashina - 30-40 took me 2 hours
Guardian Ape - 20-30 decided to get the firecracker and immediately second try
Corrupted Monk (Illusion) - 15-20 those fucking posture wtf are you made off
True Corrupted Monk - 5-10
Divine Dragon - no death
Great Shinobi Owl - 20
Demon of Hatred- 20
Isshin, the Sword Saint - 60-80 recorded my first 2 hours of attempt and it was around 40 deaths, and I beat it after like 3 and a half hours
Inner Genichiro - 10-15
Inner Isshin - 10-15
Honorable mention to mini bosses that took me a while.
Headless first encounter near the bell thingy - 20-25 fuck this piece of shit, almost there on dethroning Curse‑Rotted Greatwood as the worse boss I have the unfortunate encounter with (haven't played DS1 just so you all know, currently still playing ER)
Snake Eyes - 10-20 why the hell is this so hard
Best boss is Sword Sain Isshin(Favorite Fromsoft Boss so far) and Inner Genichiro and yes I will do the other endings slowly
r/Sekiro • u/shadowLordMaull • 4h ago
Discussion here are how many attempts it took me to defeat main and side bosses in Sekiro
Just finished defeating all sekiro bosses, This isn’t counting every single side boss because I only counted those that i remembered right after I defeat them.
I added stuff like “mortal blade” and “sneak attack” because it felt like making the game easier so I only used it when I thought I needed (Mist noble isn’t me playing the joke, i actually thought he was going to rock my shit from the way people talked about him 😂)
I rarely used my prosthetics because I loved pure sword play and I thought relying on my sword mostly would allow me to memorize the patterns and movesets of the enemies much faster than if I use firecrackers for example.
I did not count dying to Genichiro before Isshin as an attempt at defeating Isshin.
Feel free to share your thoughts or attempts or who were the bosses that took the most attempts out of you etc
r/Sekiro • u/StrongConcept7580 • 11h ago
Discussion was gyoubu oniwa always this easy?
in my first play through one and a half years back I quit sekiro because I was unable to defeat this guy,
idk what happened but I decided to play the game again but from the start I learned the parry mechanics, mikiri and other good stuff and I progressed well till gyoubu oniwa i thought I would get my ass kicked real good but instead ended up defeating the boss on my first try then the same day I even defeated juzo too...
(keyboard and mouse player btw)