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Lady Masako Adachi (安達政子；あだち まさこ; Adachi Masako) is an ally of Jin Sakai and the sole survivor of Clan Adachi. She is voiced past Lauren Tom.^{[annotation 1]}

Contents

• 1 Biography
• 2 Personality
• 3 Appearances
• 4 Trivia
• five Gallery
  • 5.1 Videos
• 6 References

Biography [ ]

Masako is a fellow member of Clan Adachi. When she was a teenager, she was able to fend off a grouping of bandits on her ain to defend her family unit's home. This impressed the head of Clan Adachi, Harunobu Adachi, plenty that he wished to marry her. This fabricated her older sister, Hana, jealous of Masako's success. Enlightened of her sister's green-eyed, Masako arranges Hana to be married to a retainer of a smaller samurai clan, Association Kikuchi. Unbeknownst to Masako, yet, Hana did not bask a happy life nether Clan Kikuchi, being constantly abused past her drunken married man, Ikeda. This deepened the envy and hatred Hana had for Clan Adachi.

Masako's intentions of carrying out justice and award in Clan Adachi's name resulted in the Clan making more enemies than but Hana. Masako dismissed one of the clan'southward retainers, Kajiwara, after she had caught him beating his wife and girl. She and Clan Adachi as well cut ties with ane of their suppliers, Omura, subsequently he cheated them out of their supplies and tried to blame one of her sons, Yasunari. Masako also suspected the Kuta Farmstead headman, Sadao of hoarding rice for himself, and Sadao was removed as headman. While Masako loved Harunobu, she besides fell in dear with a thief named Mai. Masako was eventually forced to banish her after Harunobu caught her stealing and wanted her flogged as punished. All of this provided Hana more allies for her conspiracy to wipe out Association Adachi.

Harunobu was later killed by Khotun Khan on the nighttime of the Mongol invasion at the Battle of Komoda Beach. Her sons, Yasunari and his brother Shigesato, were also killed on the night of the invasion, hung from a tree by the Mongols. The rest of her family unit was then attacked by Hana'south assassins. While Hana ran with the children to 'safety', Masako stayed backside with her sons' wives to fight the attackers. They were outnumbered, and earlier long Masako was the just ane nonetheless alive. When she escaped, she plant the children killed and a mutilated body that she assumed was Hana, unaware she had faked her expiry to avert suspicion. Thus, Masako comes to the realization that she is the only survivor of Clan Adachi.

When Jin Sakai finds her, Masako is burying her dead relatives while going to the Golden Temple to settle temporarily. Jin seeks help to rescue his uncle Lord Shimura from Khotun's clutches, and Masako agrees to aid in exchange for Jin's aid in avenging her family. Unaware of Hana'south involvement, she suspects one of the monks, Sogen, of conspiring against her clan, and has Jin provoke him into leading them to the bandits that killed her family. After dispatching the bandits, Masako confronts a cornered Sogen, who expresses no remorse for his interest. Out of anger, she executes Sogen before they tin question him further, but Jin is able observe a list Sogen was keeping detailing the identities of iv other conspirators: Sadao, Omura, Kajiwara, and Mai.

Masako first finds Sadao's brother, Hachi, who runs a supply convoy for Sadao. On the way, Jin and Masako find Sadao'due south wife, Hina, and brings her to the Adachi Estate for questioning. Equally Masako and Jin are distracted, even so, Hina is murdered by Hachi in order to silence her. Hachi was and then fatally wounded by a group of Mongols, just the two manage to detect papers that detailed Hachi'due south supply routes. With the help of Junshin, a Golden Temple monk responsible for setting upwardly the camps in Izuhara, they corner Sadao at Ariake Lighthouse. Masako is once again angered into killing the conspirator before they can question him.

Masako goes to Komoda Beach to discover her sons and coffin them, but is soon attacked by some Mongols. Jin saves her, and the 2 proceed to search the beach for her sons. Masako and Jin notice them strung upward on a tree past the Mongols, and two cut them down. They determine to bury Shigesato and Yasunari at Komoda Lighthouse, which they used to play at. Afterwards clearing out the Mongols there, they perform the burial. Masako thanks Jin for being a good friend, and he gives her some time alone to mourn her sons. With these favors completed, Masako repays Jin by aiding him in the assail confronting Castle Kaneda and the rescuing of his uncle. Afterwards, Masako resumes her search for the remaining conspirators in Toyotama.

Masako and Jin larn that Omura had died since the twenty years Masako had seen him, and that his two sons attempted to carry on his desire for revenge against Clan Adachi. While trailing the brothers, Masako and Jin learn that Omura'due south sons supplied the weapons for the massacre, although i is more guilt-ridden in the other. The other son has blackmailed the conspirators' leader for more than money in exchange for their discretion, exchanging messages for a meeting Umugi Cove. Masako and Jin follow the brothers to this coming together to gain information, simply to witness the conspirator leader's men double-cross the brothers and kill them, preventing them from gathering new information.

Masako asks Junshin near the location of the fourth conspirator, Kajiwara, but Junshin vouches for his morality, fearing that Masako is blinded by rage. Jin arrives and convinces Junshin to tell them that Kajiwara is a fisherman who lives on a nearby beach, after Jin promises they will merely talk to him. On the mode, Masako informs Jin that Kajiwara was a retainer for her clan, merely they kicked him out after they defenseless him beating his wife and daughter. They arrived at Kajiwara'due south abode, but finds that the Mongols have gotten there kickoff. Subsequently clearing out the Mongols, Masako and Jin enter the hut and detect Kajiwara's wife and daughter dead, and proceed the track down the fleeing Kajiwara. and Masako and Jin promptly learn that Kajiwara had killed his family out of cowardice to prevent them from dying to the Mongols. Disgusted, Masako executes Kajiwara. Jin theorizes that connections the conspirators had to Clan Adachi means the attack was personal, probably organized past a rival samurai association, although Masako cannot think of which one.

Upon liberating Koshimizu Farmstead, Jin learns from Junshin that Masako is there searching for the final conspirator, Mai, and meets with Masako. Masako explains that Mai is a former servant who was dismissed after Masako'southward hubby caught her stealing. Mai also looted Acachi estate afterward the set on and stole valuable items. Masako is specially upset by this expose equally Mai every bit her former lover. They find Mai with a grouping of Straw Hats, planning to sell the heirlooms at the right time, but Mai learns that the head conspirator wants the heirlooms for themselves. As Mai is forced to lead them to the heirlooms, Masako and Jin quietly electrocute the ronin, leaving only Mai alive. Mai admits that she felt betrayed when Masako banished her and that she still loves Masako, who spares her life after she leads them to her cached family unit heirlooms. Mai also tells them that, while she did not know the conspirator's leader straight, the leader wrote through notes on how they wanted to start their own clan and implies that they were somehow related to Masako.

Jin later finds Masako interrogating some monks and learns that she suspects that Junshin is connected to the conspirators' leader, having found a letter bearing writing similar to the leader'south writing, asking for Masako's whereabouts in exchange for supplies. Jin expresses skepticism at the small connection and is firm on wanting to calmly talk to Junshin, who is dealing with a Mongol assault at Reddish Leaf temple. Jin defeats the Mongols and saves Junshin from execution but the rage-blinded Masako is intent on killing him rather than talking. Sending Junshin to run for safe, Jin reluctantly duels Masako and so that she will non impairment Junshin. Afterwards defeating her, they fend off Mongol reinforcements. Jin berates Masako for her temper and recklessness, telling them that they cannot let anger consume them, and warns her not to endeavor to kill him once again. They so catch upwardly to Junshin, who reveals he never worked for the conspirator and that the i who sent him the letter was named Lady Hana, whom Masako realizes is her sister, the true mastermind behind Clan Adachi'south destruction. Sending Junshin away, Masako is distraught at the revelation and vows to face her sister.

With most of her family'south killers dealt with, Masako aids Jin again in the assault on Castle Shimura, and later on assists Jin and Yuna in attacking Fort Kaminodake. There, Jin finds Masako praying, request her ancestors for forgiveness for what she is about to practice. Jin joins Masako, who informs Jin that her sis has taken Clan Kikuchi's estate in Sago for herself, as Kikuchi's men vicious at Komada beach, and their keepsake matches the one on the notes. Masako notes that during the assail, Hana took the children and ran to the stables for 'safe', which was just a embrace to kill them. Certain of her guilt, Jin and Masko arrive at her estate and begin to bulldoze inwards to locate Hana. When Hana sees them coming, she openly admits to her involvement and sends her samurai at them. Jin confronts and defeats the samurai, while Masako chases downwards and corners her sis in i of the manor rooms.

Masako demands to know why Hana did what she did to her family unit, and Hana recounts that Masako sent her away with her hubby Ikedi, who later turned out to be an abusive drunk. Hana does non show remorse for her deportment and justifies the drastic measures in her revenge as necessary, stating that Masako would have to feel an eternity of pain to know the life Masako had forced on her. Masako refuses to kill her sister and instead allows Hana to commit suicide with her tanto, later giving her sister a funeral in respect. Lamenting the loss of her family unit and having no path, Masako decides to leave once the battle is over.

Seeking to avenge the remainder of her family unit, Masako aids Jin in the terminal assault on Port Izumi. In a final battle, Jin kills Khotun Khan, avenging Harunobu and his sons, the people of Tsushima, and crippling the Mongol invasion.

Personality [ ]

Masako Adachi was a wise, loving, and kind-hearted adult female, with the poise and composure of whatsoever Samurai; however, many of these traits were suppressed by grief and rage following the horrific murders of her entire clan and family. Masako was quick to slay those involved in her family unit's murders; she even kills those who proudly acknowledge the deed in a fashion unfit to a proper Samurai. The monk Junshin about became a victim of Masako's wrath and survived just because Jin Sakai was able to fend her off in a duel until she came to her senses. These justified emotional outbursts override whatsoever tactical planning that Masako might mind to in different circumstances. She wouldn't bother strategizing and simply rushed into battle when a conspirator was within her reach; yet, in other occasions similar the reclamation of Castle Kaneda, she was calm and willing to follow Jin'south preferred approach to the mission.

Appearances [ ]

• "The Fate of Tsushima"

Trivia [ ]

• Masako'south souvenir of a rummage to Mai, her banished extramarital lover, is a reference to a taboo in Japanese culture that giving combs as gifts is an omen of separation, or a statement of biting goodbye.
  • This is largely because the Japanese word for "Comb", "Kushi" sounds like the merging of the words "Ku" (Pain) and "Shi" (Death).

Gallery [ ]

Videos [ ]

Ghost of Tsushima - E3 2018 Gameplay Debut PS4

References [ ]

1. ↑ Ghost of Tsushima credits

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