Assassin's Creed Shadows has a clear and dominant topic

This article contains spoilers for Assassin's Creed Shadows.

While Assassin's Creed Shadows It can give a brand new adventure in Japan the 16th century. There are also many story rhythms that some may consider awareness. For beginners, the whole story is still built to pull out the Templar, which was forever the foundation of this franchise. In addition, players spend most of their time by rebuilding brotherhood and hiring allies to save Japan. But at its core the main theme of the whole story Assassin's Creed Shadows It can be the best known of all: found family.

The theme of the found families has become an incredibly popular story that he has told over the years, with so many different titles that use it as a background. Assassin's Creed It is not even alien, with Assassin's Creed Shadows He seemed to be around it. The characters in the story spend most of their time searching for their place, building new unbreakable bonds, and doing everything in their power to protect those around them. Although this setting may be known, it still contributes to a charming adventure.

Flashbacks Assassin's Creed Shadows are double sword

Assassin's Creed Shadows contains a lot of flashbacks both in its main and optional content, and their location is a little double sword.

Assassin's Creed Shadows is built around the found family

The beginning of Naoe is about finding a new family

From the very beginning Assassin's Creed ShadowsThe theme of the found family is quite obvious. After Oda Nobunaga pulls out Iga, kills Nagato and leaves Naoe on the dead, he is saved by a mysterious man named Sorin and a child named Junjiro. Although at first distrust, as Naoe recovered from her injuries, she grows to believe and care for them. They will not only create strong relationships, but also play a crucial role in food restoration, which was destroyed.

During his adventure, Naoe meets even more characters that grow in trust and promise to protect. However, none of her is closer than the Junjiro child, who is treated as if he were indeed part of her family. He seems to do anything for him, and although she was responsible for the death of her father, Junjiro would probably do anything for her. This story manages most of their interactions and adventure Naoe through Japan, which contributes to an incredibly interesting and sincere story.

Naoe and Yasuke must also learn to work together

Naoe not only approaches and promises to protect all sorts of NPCs during her journey, but her and dual protagonist Yasuke are also based on the theme of found families. When they first meet, they are at absolutely opposed conflict. Yasuke works for ODA Nobunaga and is responsible for the death of one of the few remaining Japanese murderers, while Naoe is looking for revenge against Nobunaga for his father's death. Although they seem to be contrary to most of the story, they have also established a strong bond of their adventure.

Naoe decides to kill Yasuke and Yasuke with little help from Junjiro to help her in her search. Both of them joined to get rid of the world of shinbakuf, and, like them, become inseparable allies. They always have their backs, come out of the way to help each other, and both work together to rebuild what has been lost. While Naoe does not have to grow as close to Yasuke as she who saved her, this story still tilts this family theme found.

It seems that both Naoe and Yasuke are built on the concept of found families, both spent a lot of time by calling those they call allies. Because players see the story of both perspectives, it causes a very interesting story whose similar Assassin's Creed He has not yet examined. And because this is just the beginning Shadows“Life, it is not possible to say where it will go.”