Slider

Snake Eyes Shirahagi is a non-optional mini-boss in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Located in the Ashina Depths near both the Poison Pool and Ashina Depths Sculptor’s Idols, she’s basically identical to Snake Eyes Shirafuji who you took on in the Sunken Valley. The main difference is that there are a number of enemies armed with … Read more

Shichimen Warrior is a mini-boss in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, located in the Abandoned Dungeon just below the Bottomless Hole Sculptor’s Idol. There are two important things to note about Shichimen Warrior before you engage him. The first is that his main offense comes from summoning orbs that home in on you and cause significant … Read more

Guardian Ape is found in the Sunken Valley region in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, located just below the Bodhisattva Valley Sculptor’s Idol, which is handy just in case you die a few times and have to retry. Don’t worry, it’s nothing to be ashamed of. Like a lot of the bosses in Sekiro: Shadows Die … Read more

Long-arm Centipede Giraffe is a boss in the Sunken Valley region in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Logically, his methods of attack are completely identical to Long-arm Centipede Sen’un who is found in the Senpou Temple region, so your method of beating him is the same. Of course, depending on the order in which you’ve decided … Read more

Much like Armored Warrior, Long-arm Centipede Sen’un is a mini boss found in the Senpou Temple region in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Head to the Sculptor’s Idol at Temple Grounds. Drop down on to the roof below you and then jump and grapple to the branches that reach out over a small lake. Jump up … Read more

The Armored Warrior is a mini boss that’s found in the Senpou Temple region in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. You can find him at the top of the cliff above the Senpou Temple – Shugendo Idol. There are a few Senpou Assassins between the Idol and the boss, but you can bypass most of them … Read more