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There was some Soulslike that I played a little bit of and you were a white guy in Japan named William and everyone calls you Rirriam and it's pretty funny.
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Fun fact the dude in Nioh was actually a real guy. Not like a weird straggy "he was totally real guys" real guy.
Also the giant Bong dude in Sekiro that you can't block or damage and have to kick off a bridge is likely the most accurate portrayal of Bong contact with Japan in all of fiction.
The European broadsword and full plate armor (due to Europes easy access to iron and coal that wasn't fricking awful) cucked Japan so hard they created anime.
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