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	Atsuko was eventually taken away and had her wounds treated by Masajiro, in fact the Assassin and spy Matsuo. After she was told by him about her brother's deeds, saving her and the Murashi Masamune, Atsuko accepted Matsuo's offer to join the Assassins.<ref name="ACF"/>		Atsuko was eventually taken away and had her wounds treated by Masajiro, in fact the Assassin and spy Matsuo. After she was told by him about her brother's deeds, saving her and the Murashi Masamune, Atsuko accepted Matsuo's offer to join the Assassins.<ref name="ACF"/>

	~~==Behind the scenes==~~
	~~Historically, Takeko is said to have been beheaded by her younger sister Yūko with the help of {{wiki\|Ainu}} soldier Ueno Yoshisaburō.<ref>{{WP\|Nakano Takeko}}</ref>~~

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	At the beginning of the Aizu campaign in the [[Boshin War]], Atsuko disguised herself and enlisted as a male soldier in the [[Tokugawa shogunate\|Tokugawa]] forces to watch over her brother and fight. Atsuko was unmasked by [[Nakano Takeko]], an ''{{wiki\|onna-musha}}'' and Japanese Assassin who was tasked with protecting the legendary [[sword]] known as the [[Musashi Masamune]] from the [[Templars]]. Unknowingly, the girl was then slowly groomed in the ways of the Assassins by Takeko who took her under her wing. Together, they eventually thwarted a Templar assault led by [[William Lloyd]] and his band of ''rōnin'', who attempted to steal the sword. Atsuko killed one ''rōnin'', until she was confronted to "[[Matsuo\|Masajiro]]". Luckily gaining the upper hand after the ''rōnin'' fell to the ground, she choose to kill the one battling Takeko instead of finishing Masajiro, who fled. Once again, Ibuka acted cowardly, but unintentionally distracted the Templar long enough so his sister could recover the blade he had stolen. Luckily for Ibuka, no one alive except Atsuko and Takeko saw his cowardice, and he was branded a hero for safeguarding the Masamune.<ref name="ACF"/>		At the beginning of the Aizu campaign in the [[Boshin War]], Atsuko disguised herself and enlisted as a male soldier in the [[Tokugawa shogunate\|Tokugawa]] forces to watch over her brother and fight. Atsuko was unmasked by [[Nakano Takeko]], an ''{{wiki\|onna-musha}}'' and Japanese Assassin who was tasked with protecting the legendary [[sword]] known as the [[Musashi Masamune]] from the [[Templars]]. Unknowingly, the girl was then slowly groomed in the ways of the Assassins by Takeko who took her under her wing. Together, they eventually thwarted a Templar assault led by [[William Lloyd]] and his band of ''rōnin'', who attempted to steal the sword. Atsuko killed one ''rōnin'', until she was confronted to "[[Matsuo\|Masajiro]]". Luckily gaining the upper hand after the ''rōnin'' fell to the ground, she choose to kill the one battling Takeko instead of finishing Masajiro, who fled. Once again, Ibuka acted cowardly, but unintentionally distracted the Templar long enough so his sister could recover the blade he had stolen. Luckily for Ibuka, no one alive except Atsuko and Takeko saw his cowardice, and he was branded a hero for safeguarding the Masamune.<ref name="ACF"/>

	After the attack and the death of its moronic owner, the Masamune was taken by the powerful [[Matsudaira Katamori]], no longer needed to be protected. The Shiba siblings were then assigned to [[poison]] the wells of Fushimi as Takeko was informed that the Imperial army would halt there. Posing as peddlers, the Shibas infiltrated the town but Atsuko refused to accomplish her mission after having sympathized with several [[Civilian\|denizens]] of Fushimi. Back in the Tokugawa camp, she later discovered that Takeko suspected she was not yet ready to harm innocents in the name of [[Assassin-Templar War\|the greater good]], hence why she blackmailed Ibuka to accompany his sister and also gave him poison. After she refused to do it and while she was sleeping, Ibuka accomplished the mission. Enraged by their betrayal, she left to join back her ''~~{{Wiki\|~~ashigaru}}'' battalion, vowing to not see or help the both of them ever again.<ref name="ACF"/>		After the attack and the death of its moronic owner, the Masamune was taken by the powerful [[Matsudaira Katamori]], no longer needed to be protected. The Shiba siblings were then assigned to [[poison]] the wells of Fushimi as Takeko was informed that the Imperial army would halt there. Posing as peddlers, the Shibas infiltrated the town but Atsuko refused to accomplish her mission after having sympathized with several [[Civilian\|denizens]] of Fushimi. Back in the Tokugawa camp, she later discovered that Takeko suspected she was not yet ready to harm innocents in the name of [[Assassin-Templar War\|the greater good]], hence why she blackmailed Ibuka to accompany his sister and also gave him poison. After she refused to do it and while she was sleeping, Ibuka accomplished the mission. Enraged by their betrayal, she left to join back her ''[[ashigaru]]'' battalion, vowing to not see or help the both of them ever again.<ref name="ACF"/>

	Still posing as a man, Atsuko took part in the [[Battle of Toba–Fushimi]], killing several enemies. Despite her anger, she once again had to protect her brother's reputation after she witnessed him fleeing the battlefield to hide in a tree. Indeed, she tried to kill [[Uesegi]], the former favorite warrior of Matsudaira Katamori before Ibuka joined his guard, after the samurai swore to tell everyone that Ibuka was a coward. More skilled than her, Uesugi was about to kill Atsuko when a cannonball crushed him to death. Later, after discovering that their father had died during the battle, the link between the siblings was broken when Ibuka pretended to have fought bravely.<ref name="ACF"/>		Still posing as a man, Atsuko took part in the [[Battle of Toba–Fushimi]], killing several enemies. Despite her anger, she once again had to protect her brother's reputation after she witnessed him fleeing the battlefield to hide in a tree. Indeed, she tried to kill [[Uesegi]], the former favorite warrior of Matsudaira Katamori before Ibuka joined his guard, after the samurai swore to tell everyone that Ibuka was a coward. More skilled than her, Uesugi was about to kill Atsuko when a cannonball crushed him to death. Later, after discovering that their father had died during the battle, the link between the siblings was broken when Ibuka pretended to have fought bravely.<ref name="ACF"/>

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	{{Character infobox		{{Character infobox
	\|name = Shiba Atsuko		\|name=Shiba Atsuko
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	\|image = [[File:ACF1 - Shiba Atsuko.jpg\|thumb]]		\|image=[[File:ACF1 - Shiba Atsuko.jpg\|thumb]]
	\|birth = ~~c. 1852<br>[[Aizu]], [[Japan]]~~		\|birth=
	\|death =		\|death=
	\|active =		\|active=
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species=[[Human]]
	\|database =		\|database=
	\|affiliates = [[Tokugawa shogunate]]<br>[[Assassins]]		\|affiliates=[[Tokugawa shogunate]]<br>[[Assassins]]
	*[[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Japanese Brotherhood]]		*[[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Japanese Brotherhood]]
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	'''Shiba Atsuko''' ~~(born c. 1852)~~ was a noblewoman from the [[Aizu]] domain and a member of the ~~[[Japan]]ese~~ [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].		'''Shiba Atsuko''' was a noblewoman from the [[Aizu]] domain and a member of the [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Japanese Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	The daughter of the respected samurai [[Shiba Tanomo~~\|Shiba Tonomo~~]], the tomboyish Atsuko was granted the right to train with her brother by her loving father. Despite her unusual privileges, she was still expected to attract the perfect match and be nothing more than a good spouse.<ref name="ACF">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu]]'' – {{Cite\|29 Apr 2021~~. Chapters needed~~}}</ref>		The daughter of the respected samurai [[Shiba Tanomo]], the tomboyish Atsuko was granted the right to train with her brother by her loving father. Despite her unusual privileges, she was still expected to attract the perfect match and be nothing more than a good spouse.<ref name="ACF">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu]]'' – {{Cite\|29 Apr 2021}}</ref>

	While she was herself skilled, her brother [[Shiba Ibuka]] was a one-in-a-generation swordsman. One day, however, as they were tasked by their father to bring back a [[Cattle\|cow]] for a feast, the siblings were ambushed by [[bandit]]s. They fled after Atsuko killed three of them on her own, but Ibuka was paralyzed by fear even as the bandits were about to rape his ~~beloved~~ sister. Furious, Atsuko nevertheless chose to remain silent, to spare her father from the shame of having a coward son and to protect her brother's brilliant future.<ref name="ACF"/>		While she was herself skilled, her brother [[Shiba Ibuka]] was a one-in-a-generation swordsman. One day, however, as they were tasked by their father to bring back a [[Cattle\|cow]] for a feast, the siblings were ambushed by [[bandit]]s. They fled after Atsuko killed three of them on her own, but Ibuka was paralyzed by fear even as the bandits were about to rape his sister. Furious, Atsuko nevertheless chose to remain silent, to spare her father from the shame of having a coward son and to protect her brother's brilliant future.<ref name="ACF"/>

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	===Battle of Aizu===		===Battle of Aizu===
	Six months later, Atsuko now fully trained as a ''~~{{Wiki\|~~Ninja\|shinobi}}'', was tasked to infiltrate the camp of the Imperial army besieging the remnants of the Tokugawa forces at Aizu. While she succeeded to recover the attack plan of the enemy, she had to flee in a hurry after being unmasked by a sentinel. However, she was caught by Masajiro, who in order to repay her for sparing his life during their last encounter, let her go.<ref name="ACF"/>		Six months later, Atsuko now fully trained as a ''[[Ninja\|shinobi]]'', was tasked to infiltrate the camp of the Imperial army besieging the remnants of the Tokugawa forces at Aizu. While she succeeded to recover the attack plan of the enemy, she had to flee in a hurry after being unmasked by a sentinel. However, she was caught by Masajiro, who in order to repay her for sparing his life during their last encounter, let her go.<ref name="ACF"/>

	During the [[Battle of Aizu]], Takeko was fatally shot, and after she begged Atsuko to do it, the latter cut her head to avoid it falling into enemy hands. Atsuko eventually faced Lloyd but was defeated by the famous swordsman. She was saved by Ibuka, who eventually overcame his fear and killed the British Templar, but succumbed to his wounds after carrying the uncounscious Atsuko away from the battlefield with the last of his strength.<ref name="ACF"/>		During the [[Battle of Aizu]], Takeko was fatally shot, and after she begged Atsuko to do it, the latter cut her head to avoid it falling into enemy hands. Atsuko eventually faced Lloyd but was defeated by the famous swordsman. She was saved by Ibuka, who eventually overcame his fear and killed the British Templar, but succumbed to his wounds after carrying the uncounscious Atsuko away from the battlefield with the last of his strength.<ref name="ACF"/>
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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Historically Takeko is said to have been beheaded by her younger sister Yūko with the help of {{wiki\|Ainu}} soldier Ueno Yoshisaburō.		Historically, Takeko is said to have been beheaded by her younger sister Yūko with the help of {{wiki\|Ainu}} soldier Ueno Yoshisaburō.<ref>{{WP\|Nakano Takeko}}</ref>

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	'''Shiba Atsuko''' was a noblewoman from the [[Aizu]] domain and a member of the [[Japan]]ese [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].		'''Shiba Atsuko''' (born c. 1852) was a noblewoman from the [[Aizu]] domain and a member of the [[Japan]]ese [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].
	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===

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	'''Shiba Atsuko''' ~~(born c. 1852)~~ was a noblewoman from the [[Aizu]] domain and a member of the [[Japan]]ese [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].		'''Shiba Atsuko''' was a noblewoman from the [[Aizu]] domain and a member of the [[Japan]]ese [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].
	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===

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	'''Shiba Atsuko''' was a noblewoman from the [[Aizu]] domain and a member of the [[Japan]]ese [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].		'''Shiba Atsuko''' (born c. 1852) was a noblewoman from the [[Aizu]] domain and a member of the [[Japan]]ese [[Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]].
	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===