Lone Shadow Longswordsman
| Number of Deathblow Markers | 2 |
|---|---|
| Reward | Prayer Bead, Scrap Magnetite |
| Appearance | Sunken Valley |
Strategy
- The enemy will often charge before attacking. This gives you the perfect opportunity to time your parries.
↑Because this motion is easy to identify, this is your chance to parry.
↑Fighting him will be much easier if you can also parry the attack shown above.
- If you parry a slash, it will be rather easy to counter.
↑A chance to attack after parrying
- After he slashes and performs a falling air kick, the boss will most likely follow up with a perilous low kick. Dodge and counterattack.
↑Block the falling air kick if possible.
↑After the falling air kick, he may use a perilous low kick. Avoid this as it deals heavy damage. If you avoid this by jumping, you will have a chance to attack. You can also perform a Mikiri Counter if he does a perilous thrust kick.
- It is difficult to identify which attack he will use if he turns aggressive. If you have a high Posture gauge, it is best to avoid him until your gauge recovers.
Attacks
| Attack | Details |
|---|---|
| DANGER Low Sweeping Kick |
The boss hits Sekiro with a sweeping kick that deals heavy damage. |
| DANGER Ax Kick |
Raises his legs then lowers swiftly to hit Sekiro. |
| Slash | The swordsman uses his blade to slash Sekiro. The attack’s motion is quite slow. |
| Kick | A kick with a short animation. |
| Falling Air Kick | The boss jumps and kicks downward. It will perform this before the perilous low sweeping kick. |
| Shuriken | Throws a shuriken at Sekiro from afar. |
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Recommended Article List
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| Walkthroughs | Boss Guides | Useful Information |
| Beginner's Guide | Basic Information | Game Database |
| Characters | NPC List | Trophy List |
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