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Description	Concept art of Fujibayashi Naoe freerunning in Iga
Source	Access the Animus (@AccessTheAnimus) on Twitter "Completing the #AssassinsCreed Shadows - The First Mission Discord Experience also revealed some exclusive artwork for regions and locations in the game!; ↖️ Kyoto (Winter); ↗️ Iga Province; ↙️ Iga Province; ↘️ Tanba Province - Takeda Castle (Tree Parkour!) pic.twitter.com/pO5dvJQHBg pic.twitter.com/pO5dvJQHBg pic.twitter.com/pO5dvJQHBg pic.twitter.com/pO5dvJQHBg"
Author/Artist	[citation needed] / Ubisoft
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Yi efo/eka'e gwa ebo wo le nyangagi wuncin ye kamina wunga tinya nan

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Description	Concept art of Fujibayashi Naoe freerunning in Iga
Source	Access the Animus (@AccessTheAnimus) on Twitter "Completing the #AssassinsCreed Shadows - The First Mission Discord Experience also revealed some exclusive artwork for regions and locations in the game! ↖️ Kyoto (Winter) ↗️ Iga Province ↙️ Iga Province ↘️ Tanba Province - Takeda Castle (Tree Parkour!) pic.twitter.com/pO5dvJQHBg pic.twitter.com/pO5dvJQHBg pic.twitter.com/pO5dvJQHBg pic.twitter.com/pO5dvJQHBg"
Author/Artist	^{[citation needed]} / Ubisoft
Licensing	This file is copyrighted. The individual who uploaded this work and first used it in an article, and subsequent persons who place it into articles, assert that this qualifies as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.