FromSoftware’s daring venture, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, has deviated from the usual Dark Souls formula, becoming one of their most audacious experiments. And it undeniably achieved remarkable success. Recently, a trustworthy informant has divulged information indicating that an anime adaptation of this beloved game is in the works.

Sekiro is an exhilarating game that immerses players into the role of a skilled shinobi warrior on a quest for vengeance in a world inspired by feudal Japan. Within this captivating setting, players will uncover a complex narrative of honor, loyalty, and supernatural confrontations. However, the game’s standout feature is undoubtedly its meticulous swordplay, which delivers thrilling battles against a diverse array of formidable adversaries, all requiring impeccable timing for success.

Leaker Teases Anime Adaptation For Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice & Ghost of Tsushima

The individual responsible for the leak is a prominent figure within the anime community, and they had an appealing deal of two items for the price of one prepared for us.

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The leaker took to Twitter on May 18th, sharing a brief GIF that left fans craving for more information. They gradually unveiled additional details, teasing their followers with hints about “two samurai games.” Eventually, they disclosed the name of one of the games, satisfying the curiosity of eager fans.

Confirming in a subsequent tweet, the leaker known as oecuf0 finally affirmed that Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice was indeed one of the games to receive an anime adaptation.

An announcement for the anime adaptation of the video game ‘Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice’ is expected to be made soon, with the production being handled by a Japanese studio, as one would expect.

The other game mentioned by oecuf0 remains somewhat unclear, but there is ongoing debate suggesting it is highly probable to be . This speculation arises from oecuf0’s second tweet, where they mentioned that one of the two samurai games was exclusively for PlayStation, and Ghost of Tsushima fits that description perfectly.

Fans are already getting excited about the potential Sekiro anime, although we’ll have to wait for an official announcement to confirm it.

For those unfortunate souls who have been unable to savor the delights of Ghost of Tsushima due to possessing a magnificent gaming PC (oh, the agony), fret not, as a PC version is on its way.