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Ghost of Yotei's Narrative Needs to Distance Itself From Tsushima's

Written by Josh Cotts
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Based on what has been revealed so far, Ghost of Yotei looks primed to repeat Ghost of Tsushima's trope, but it doesn't have to be that way.

It was initially believed by many that Ghost of Tsushima would receive a direct sequel continuing Jin's story. However, Ghost of Yotei has now taken the stage, instead promising to make the Ghost series a franchise featuring various protagonists and the Ghost as an idea rather than an individual. Set in 1603 Hokkaido, over 300 years after Jin Sakai's journey, Ghost of Yotei introduces a fresh protagonist, Atsu, who takes on the mantle of the Ghost in a vastly different cultural and geographical setting. While this premise offers plenty of room for innovation, it also presents a challenge: ensuring that Atsu's narrative arc and transformation into the Ghost are distinct from Jin's evolution.

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