Sugitani Zenjūbō - Revision history

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	Zenjubo's early life is largely unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family, which was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Kōga]], while others believed he was a lord, a ''[[sōhei]]'', or a [[bounty hunter]]. What was known, however, was that he was an exceptional marksman,<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku clan]] in the use of ''[[Arquebus\|teppō]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>		Zenjubo's early life is largely unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family, which was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Kōga]], while others believed he was a lord, a ''[[sōhei]]'', or a [[bounty hunter]]. What was known, however, was that he was an exceptional marksman,<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku clan]] in the use of ''[[Arquebus\|teppō]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>

	In 1570, Zenjūbō was hired by Katsuhime's father [[Shōtei]] to assassinate Oda Nobunaga, but proved unsuccessful in his attempt.<ref name="The Tale of Genin">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Tale of Genin]]</ref> Zenjūbō subsequently went into hiding but was eventually captured in 1573 by [[Isono Kazumasa]], who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Meanwhile, his wife [[Sada]] and son were secretly hidden away by Shōtei and Katsuhime, who moved them to a [[Kumagawa Juku\|village]] in [[Wakasa]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />		In 1570, Zenjūbō was hired by Katsuhime's father [[Shōtei]] to assassinate Oda Nobunaga, but proved unsuccessful in his attempt.<ref name="The Tale of Genin">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Tale of Genin]]</ref> Zenjūbō subsequently went into hiding but was eventually captured in 1573 by [[Isono Kazumasa]], who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Meanwhile, his wife [[Sada]] and son were secretly hidden away by Shōtei and Katsuhime, who moved them to a [[Kumagawa-Juku\|village]] in [[Wakasa]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />

	===Legacy===		===Legacy===

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Zenjubo's early life is ~~large~~ unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family ~~that~~ was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Kōga]], while others believed he was a lord, a ''[[sōhei]]'', or a [[bounty hunter]]. What was known, however, was that he was an exceptional ~~gunner~~<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku ~~Katsuhime~~]] in the use of ''[[Arquebus\|~~teppo~~]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>		Zenjubo's early life is largely unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family, which was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Kōga]], while others believed he was a lord, a ''[[sōhei]]'', or a [[bounty hunter]]. What was known, however, was that he was an exceptional marksman,<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku clan]] in the use of ''[[Arquebus\|teppō]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>

	In 1570, Zenjūbō was hired by Katsuhime's father [[Shōtei]] to assassinate, an attempt ~~which he failed~~.<ref name="The Tale of Genin">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Tale of Genin]]</ref> ~~Zenjubo~~ subsequently went into hiding but was eventually captured in 1573 by [[Isono Kazumasa]], who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Meanwhile, his wife [[Sada]] and son were secretly hidden away by Shōtei and Katsuhime, who moved them to a [[Kumagawa Juku\|village]] in [[Wakasa]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />		In 1570, Zenjūbō was hired by Katsuhime's father [[Shōtei]] to assassinate Oda Nobunaga, but proved unsuccessful in his attempt.<ref name="The Tale of Genin">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Tale of Genin]]</ref> Zenjūbō subsequently went into hiding but was eventually captured in 1573 by [[Isono Kazumasa]], who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Meanwhile, his wife [[Sada]] and son were secretly hidden away by Shōtei and Katsuhime, who moved them to a [[Kumagawa Juku\|village]] in [[Wakasa]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />

	==Legacy==		===Legacy===
	~~Zenjubo~~'s remains were ~~subsequently~~ buried in a grave on Mount Mikami near ~~Koga~~. His student Katsuhime would visit his grave over the years, and make offerings of sake to him.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime" /> In 1582, Zenjūbō's family was kidnapped by a group of [[Piracy\|pirates]], but was subsequently rescued by Katsuhime and her associate [[Fujibayashi Naoe]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />		Following his death, Zenjūbō's remains were buried in a grave on [[Mount Mikami]] near [[Kōga]]. His student Katsuhime would visit his grave over the years, and make offerings of sake to him.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime" /> In 1582, Zenjūbō's family was kidnapped by a group of [[Piracy\|pirates]], but was subsequently rescued by Katsuhime and her associate [[Fujibayashi Naoe]], who were hoping to recover Zenjūbō's ''teppō''.<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	Zenjubo's early life is large unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family that was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Kōga]], while others believed he was a lord, a ''[[sōhei]]'', or a [[bounty hunter]]. What was known, however, was that he was an exceptional gunner<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku Katsuhime]] in the use of ''[[Arquebus\|teppo]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>		Zenjubo's early life is large unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family that was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Kōga]], while others believed he was a lord, a ''[[sōhei]]'', or a [[bounty hunter]]. What was known, however, was that he was an exceptional gunner<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku Katsuhime]] in the use of ''[[Arquebus\|teppo]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>

	In 1570, Zenjūbō was hired by Katsuhime's father [[Shōtei]] to assassinate, an attempt which he failed.<ref name="The Tale of Genin">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Tale of Genin]]</ref> Zenjubo subsequently went into hiding but was eventually captured in 1573 by ~~{{Wiki\|~~Isono Kazumasa}}, who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Meanwhile, his wife [[Sada]] and son were secretly hidden away by Shōtei and Katsuhime, who moved them to a [[Kumagawa Juku\|village]] in [[Wakasa]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />		In 1570, Zenjūbō was hired by Katsuhime's father [[Shōtei]] to assassinate, an attempt which he failed.<ref name="The Tale of Genin">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Tale of Genin]]</ref> Zenjubo subsequently went into hiding but was eventually captured in 1573 by [[Isono Kazumasa]], who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Meanwhile, his wife [[Sada]] and son were secretly hidden away by Shōtei and Katsuhime, who moved them to a [[Kumagawa Juku\|village]] in [[Wakasa]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==

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	Zenjubo's early life is large unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family that was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Kōga]], while others believed he was a lord, a ''[[sōhei]]'', or a [[bounty hunter]]. What was known, however, was that he was an exceptional gunner<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku Katsuhime]] in the use of ''[[Arquebus\|teppo]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>		Zenjubo's early life is large unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family that was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Kōga]], while others believed he was a lord, a ''[[sōhei]]'', or a [[bounty hunter]]. What was known, however, was that he was an exceptional gunner<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku Katsuhime]] in the use of ''[[Arquebus\|teppo]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>

	In ~~1573~~, Zenjūbō was hired by Katsuhime's father [[Shōtei]] to assassinate, an attempt which he failed.<ref name="The Tale of Genin">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Tale of Genin]]</ref> Zenjubo subsequently went into hiding but was eventually captured by {{Wiki\|Isono Kazumasa}}, who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Meanwhile, his wife [[Sada]] and son were secretly hidden away by Shōtei and Katsuhime, who moved them to a [[Kumagawa Juku\|village]] in [[Wakasa]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />		In 1570, Zenjūbō was hired by Katsuhime's father [[Shōtei]] to assassinate, an attempt which he failed.<ref name="The Tale of Genin">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Tale of Genin]]</ref> Zenjubo subsequently went into hiding but was eventually captured in 1573 by {{Wiki\|Isono Kazumasa}}, who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Meanwhile, his wife [[Sada]] and son were secretly hidden away by Shōtei and Katsuhime, who moved them to a [[Kumagawa Juku\|village]] in [[Wakasa]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==

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	{{Quote\|Sugitani Zenjubo. He taught me the teppo.\|Katsuhime describing Zenjubo to Naoe, 1582.\|Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|Letter From Katsuhime}}		{{Quote\|Sugitani Zenjubo. He taught me the teppo.\|Katsuhime describing Zenjubo to Naoe, 1582.\|Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|Letter From Katsuhime}}
	'''Sugitani Zenjūbō''' (杉谷善住坊, died 1573) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] marksman who was known for his [[assassination]] attempt on [[Oda Nobunaga]] in 1570.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Sugitani Zenjūbō}}</ref>		'''Sugitani Zenjūbō''' (杉谷善住坊, died 1573) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] marksman who was known for his [[assassination]] attempt on [[Oda Nobunaga]] in 1570.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Sugitani Zenjūbō}}</ref>

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	{{Quote\|Sugitani Zenjubo. He taught me the teppo.\|Katsuhime describing Zenjubo to Naoe, 1582.\|Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|Letter From Katsuhime}}		{{Quote\|Sugitani Zenjubo. He taught me the teppo.\|Katsuhime describing Zenjubo to Naoe, 1582.\|Assassin's Creed: Shadows\|Letter From Katsuhime}}
	'''Sugitani Zenjūbō''' (杉谷善住坊, died 1573) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] marksman who was known for his assassination attempt on [[Oda Nobunaga]] in 1570.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Sugitani Zenjūbō}}</ref>		'''Sugitani Zenjūbō''' (杉谷善住坊, died 1573) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] marksman who was known for his [[assassination]] attempt on [[Oda Nobunaga]] in 1570.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Sugitani Zenjūbō}}</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Zenjubo's early life is large unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family that was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Kōga]], while others believed he was a lord, a [[sōhei]] or a bounty hunter. What was known, however, was that he was an exceptional gunner<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku Katsuhime]] in the use of ''[[teppo]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>		Zenjubo's early life is large unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family that was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Kōga]], while others believed he was a lord, a ''[[sōhei]]'', or a [[bounty hunter]]. What was known, however, was that he was an exceptional gunner<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku Katsuhime]] in the use of ''[[Arquebus\|teppo]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>

	In 1573, Zenjūbō was hired by Katsuhime's father [[Shōtei]] to assassinate, an attempt which he failed.<ref name="The Tale of Genin">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Tale of Genin]]</ref> Zenjubo subsequently went into hiding but was eventually captured by {{Wiki\|Isono Kazumasa}} who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Meanwhile, his wife [[Sada]] and son ~~was~~ secretly hidden away by Shōtei and Katsuhime, who moved them to a [[Kumagawa Juku\|village]] in [[Wakasa]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />		In 1573, Zenjūbō was hired by Katsuhime's father [[Shōtei]] to assassinate, an attempt which he failed.<ref name="The Tale of Genin">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Tale of Genin]]</ref> Zenjubo subsequently went into hiding but was eventually captured by {{Wiki\|Isono Kazumasa}}, who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Meanwhile, his wife [[Sada]] and son were secretly hidden away by Shōtei and Katsuhime, who moved them to a [[Kumagawa Juku\|village]] in [[Wakasa]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Zenjubo's early life is large unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family that was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[~~Koga~~]], while others believed he was a lord, a [[~~sohei~~]] or a bounty hunter. What was known, however, was that he was an exceptional gunner<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku Katsuhime]] in the use of ''[[teppo]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>		Zenjubo's early life is large unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family that was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Kōga]], while others believed he was a lord, a [[sōhei]] or a bounty hunter. What was known, however, was that he was an exceptional gunner<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku Katsuhime]] in the use of ''[[teppo]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>

	In 1573, Zenjūbō was hired by Katsuhime's father [[Shōtei]] to assassinate, an attempt which he failed.<ref name="The Tale of Genin">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Tale of Genin]]</ref> Zenjubo subsequently went into hiding but was eventually captured by {{Wiki\|Isono Kazumasa}} who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Meanwhile, his wife [[Sada]] and son was secretly hidden away by Shōtei and Katsuhime, who moved them to a [[Kumagawa Juku\|village]] in [[Wakasa]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />		In 1573, Zenjūbō was hired by Katsuhime's father [[Shōtei]] to assassinate, an attempt which he failed.<ref name="The Tale of Genin">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Tale of Genin]]</ref> Zenjubo subsequently went into hiding but was eventually captured by {{Wiki\|Isono Kazumasa}} who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Meanwhile, his wife [[Sada]] and son was secretly hidden away by Shōtei and Katsuhime, who moved them to a [[Kumagawa Juku\|village]] in [[Wakasa]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />

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	'''Sugitani ~~Zenjubo~~''' (杉谷善住坊, died 1573) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] marksman who was known for his assassination attempt on [[Oda Nobunaga]] in 1570.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Sugitani Zenjūbō}}</ref>		'''Sugitani Zenjūbō''' (杉谷善住坊, died 1573) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] marksman who was known for his assassination attempt on [[Oda Nobunaga]] in 1570.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Sugitani Zenjūbō}}</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Zenjubo's early life is large unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family that was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Koga]], while others believed he was a lord, a [[sohei]] or a bounty hunter. What was ~~known~~ known, however, was that he was an exceptional gunner<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku Katsuhime]] in the use of ''[[teppo]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>		Zenjubo's early life is large unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family that was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Koga]], while others believed he was a lord, a [[sohei]] or a bounty hunter. What was known, however, was that he was an exceptional gunner<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime\|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku Katsuhime]] in the use of ''[[teppo]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>

	~~After his~~ failed ~~assassination~~ of ~~Nobuaga,~~ Zenjubo went into hiding but was eventually captured by {{Wiki\|Isono Kazumasa}} who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Zenjubo's remains were subsequently buried in a grave on Mount Mikami near Koga. His student Katsuhime would visit ~~him~~ grave ~~in 1582~~, and ~~made a~~ sake ~~offering~~ to him.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime" />		In 1573, Zenjūbō was hired by Katsuhime's father [[Shōtei]] to assassinate, an attempt which he failed.<ref name="The Tale of Genin">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[The Tale of Genin]]</ref> Zenjubo subsequently went into hiding but was eventually captured by {{Wiki\|Isono Kazumasa}} who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Meanwhile, his wife [[Sada]] and son was secretly hidden away by Shōtei and Katsuhime, who moved them to a [[Kumagawa Juku\|village]] in [[Wakasa]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />

			==Legacy==
			Zenjubo's remains were subsequently buried in a grave on Mount Mikami near Koga. His student Katsuhime would visit his grave over the years, and make offerings of sake to him.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime" /> In 1582, Zenjūbō's family was kidnapped by a group of [[Piracy\|pirates]], but was subsequently rescued by Katsuhime and her associate [[Fujibayashi Naoe]].<ref name="The Tale of Genin" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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{{Quote|Sugitani Zenjubo. He taught me the teppo.|Katsuhime describing Zenjubo to Naoe, 1582.|Assassin's Creed: Shadows|Letter From Katsuhime}}
'''Sugitani Zenjubo''' (杉谷善住坊, died 1573) was a [[Japan|Japanese]] marksman who was known for his assassination attempt on [[Oda Nobunaga]] in 1570.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP|Sugitani Zenjūbō}}</ref>

==Biography==
Zenjubo's early life is large unknown, with different theories about his origin. Some believed he was a [[ninja]] of the Sugitani family that was one of the Fifty-Three Families of [[Koga]], while others believed he was a lord, a [[sohei]] or a bounty hunter. What was known known, however, was that he was an exceptional gunner<ref name="Wiki" /> and once trained [[Rokkaku Katsuhime|Katsuhime]] of the [[Rokkaku Katsuhime]] in the use of ''[[teppo]]''.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Letter From Katsuhime]]</ref>

After his failed assassination of Nobuaga, Zenjubo went into hiding but was eventually captured by {{Wiki|Isono Kazumasa}} who served under Nobunaga. He was buried by the road with only his head and neck exposed and was later executed.<ref name="Wiki" /> Zenjubo's remains were subsequently buried in a grave on Mount Mikami near Koga. His student Katsuhime would visit him grave in 1582, and made a sake offering to him.<ref name="Letter From Katsuhime" />

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' {{Mo}}

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