Goemon

The events unfold in the late 1500s, a time of rapid territorial shifts and intense feudal conflict. Nobunaga’s death triggers a power vacuum that leads Hideyoshi and Mitsunari to battle for supremacy. The era is defined by betrayals, daring assassinations, and large-scale battles that shape Japan's future.

Set against the volatile Sengoku period, the story moves through noble castles, bustling urban centers, sacred temples, and grand ships. Castles and palaces become the theaters of shifting loyalties and brutal power plays, while temples and waterfalls mark moments of fate and confrontation. The world is torn between warlords, spies, and ninjas, all vying for control of a fractured country.

🗡️ Power Struggle

Warlords and their retinues vie for dominance, turning every alliance into a bargaining chip. The pursuit of land, influence, and prestige drives alliances, betrayals, and brutal decision-making. The narrative centers on how power is gained, maintained, and contested.

🕊️ Loyalty and Betrayal

Characters switch sides and test fealty in a world where trust is scarce. Personal bonds collide with political necessity, leading to crushing betrayals and costly sacrifices. Loyalties are constantly renegotiated as the balance of power shifts.

✨ Sacrifice and Destiny

Individual costs are immense as characters sacrifice freedom, family, and even life for a larger peace. The protagonist’s choices are driven by a sense of destined duty, even as they seek personal redemption. The pursuit of peace comes at a steep, often tragic price.