There's also an entire conversation that was also cut, which would have played if you decided to visit Anayama after he's been cured. When Dragonrot Pellets existed in Sekiro, Anayama did have some dialogue when the player decides to give him a pellet.Īnayama's response is very much in-character, refusing to accept the pellet for free, which compels Sekiro to charge him a single Sen for it.
However, unlike other characters, he does not have a reaction when cured, with no dialogue addressing the events. In their latest video, McDonald expands on this by visiting a character with a unique interaction to the sickness.Īnayama, the thief-turned-merchant who has his own quest in the final game, can, like all NPCs, be cured if he happens to catch Dragonrot. McDonald previously revealed a cut version of the Dragonrot mechanic that would have involved a specific type of pellet, and some unique dialogue that also ended up on the cutting room floor. Modder Lance McDonald, whose name should be familiar to FromSoftware fans thanks to his storied history in uncovering cut content, features and stories in the Japanese studio's games, has returned with a fresh look at Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Anayama's final act had a touching callback most Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice players will never pick up on.
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