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The Japanese Brotherhood of Assassins, established in the Sengoku period as the Kakushiba ikki (隠し場一揆, lit: League of Hidden) or Katoshuu (裏刀衆, lit: League of the Hidden Blade),[1] and known in modern times as the Osaka Brotherhood,[2] is the Guild of the Assassins located in Japan, active since the mid-16th century.
A relatively new Assassin Guild, the Japanese Brotherhood was formed in response to the Templars' efforts to expand their influence to Japan after suffering a streak of defeats at the hands of the Assassins in Europe. The first Assassin to arrive in the country, Alvaro Catarribera, aimed to prevent this and founded the Kakushiba ikki alongside his apprentice, Tsuyu. While seeking the support of Emperor Go-Nara against the Templars, the Japanese Assassins were given the Imperial Regalia for safekeeping, and protection of the artifacts subsequently became the Brotherhood's main objective.
Following Catarribera's departure, Tsuyu continued to lead and expand the Kakushiba ikki with new recruits, until the league was decimated by the Shinbakufu, a group working with the Templars to seize power in Japan. After losing the Imperial Regalia to the Shinbakufu, Tsuyu left to search for the artifacts while the Kakushiba ikki eventually fell apart.
In 1582, a new incarnation of the Brotherhood was co-founded by Tsuyu's daughter Fujibayashi Naoe, the samurai Yasuke, and their allies, who were united by a common desire to stop the Shinbakufu and the Templars' plans. After eliminating the former, recovering the Imperial Regalia, and severely weakening the Templars' presence in Japan, the Kakushiba ikki continued to operate in the country under the rule of the Tokugawa shogunate, whose founder, Tokugawa Ieyasu, was sympathetic to their cause.
Over the next few centuries, the Japanese Assassins grew in power and influence at the expense of their Templar counterparts. Despite this, the Brotherhood was ultimately unable to prevent its enemies from exploiting Japan's political turmoil in the 19th century to start the Boshin War, resulting in the end of the shogunate and the age of samurai and Japan's transformation into a constitutional monarchy. Nevertheless, the Assassins continued to endure under the new regime, until the Templars' Great Purge in 2000, which saw the near-annihilation of the Brotherhood.
In the early 21st century, an Assassin cell based in Osaka fell under the leadership of Saeko Mochizuki, who greatly expanded it by integrating it with the local criminal gangs. Through Saeko's leadership, the Japanese Assassins were gradually able to rebuild their strength and even began assisting their brethren around the world as the Brotherhood continued its shadow war against the Templars and their front company, Abstergo Industries.
History[]
Sengoku period[]
Establishment[]
In 1549, European Templars arrived in Japan aiming to spread their influence to new lands. Their activities in Japan would soon catch the attention of the Assassins,[3] including Alvaro Catarribera, an excommunicated Spanish Assassin, who overheard two Templars speaking of their plans for Japan while in Macau. Determined to stop their efforts, Catarribera followed them, using the arrival of the Jesuit and Templar Francis Xavier's delegation as cover and access to the country.[4]
Looking for allies, Catarribera soon found one in the form of an orphaned Japanese girl named Tsuyu, whom he took under his wing and trained in the Brotherhood's ways.[4] The two Assassins later found a pool of recruits among the Japanese ninja, such as Momochi Sandayu, Hattori Hanzō, and Fujibayashi Nagato, from whom they learned new techniques.[5]
A formal attempt at establishing an Assassin guild in Japan was planned by Xiao Hu, a member of the Chinese Brotherhood trained by the Mentor Shao Jun. Taking back his original Japanese name, Kotetsu hoped to find like-minded allies and start a new Brotherhood to combat the Templar presence in his ancestral homeland.[6]
Safeguarding the Imperial Regalia[]
- "I stayed in Iga with you while the league was slaughtered. The regalia stolen. Only Sandayu, Tsuyu, and Hanzō survived. Tsuyu returned in the night - with the Jewel. She made me swear to protect it and entrusted me alone. She promised me she would return with the other regalia. But... she never did."
- ―Fujibayashi Nagato to his daughter Naoe, 1581.[src]-[m]
As their Brotherhood, the Kakushiba ikki, grew, Catarribera and Tsuyu contacted Emperor Go-Nara, seeking his support in opposing the Templars' influence in Japan. The emperor accepted and, in return, entrusted the two Assassins with the Imperial Regalia of Japan, tasking them to keep them safe.[7][8] Catarribera later departed for parts unknown, leaving Tsuyu in Iga with Sandayu, Hanzō, and Nagato and trusting her to continue the Brotherhood's mission.[5]
Sandayu, Nagato, and Hanzō, the first members of Tsuyu's brotherhood
Succeeding Catarribera as leader of the Kakushiba ikki, Tsuyu hid the Imperial Regalia in a kofun in Izumi Settsu and formally recruited Sandayu, Hanzō, and Nagato into the Brotherhood, whereupon they all swore an oath to the Creed to protect the regalia. In time, Tsuyu and Nagato fell in love and started a family, with the former giving birth to their daughter, Naoe, around 1564.[5]
A period of peace and prosperity for the Kakushiba ikki followed, during which the Brotherhood greatly expanded as Tsuyu found and recruited new members while their enemies' strength faded. However, it all came to an end once Hanzō, unable to cope with the thought of Tsuyu having chosen Nagato over him, left the Brotherhood and entered the service of Tokugawa Ieyasu. Later, in a fit of jealousy, Hanzō betrayed his former allies and sold information about the Imperial Regalia's location, unknowingly to the Shinbakufu,[5] a secret group founded by the deposed shōgun Ashikaga Yoshiaki.[9]
Immediately regretting his actions, Hanzō contacted Tsuyu to inform her that the regalia's location had been compromised. In response, Tsuyu, alongside Sandayu, led a number of Assassins to protect the artifacts, but they failed and were slaughtered by the Shinbakufu, who made off with two of the regalia: the mirror Yata no Kagami and the sword Kusanagi no Tsurugi. Sandayu, who was among the few survivors, later returned to Iga and informed Nagato about the theft of the artifacts and Tsuyu's apparent death.[5]
Tsuyu entrusting the Jewel to Nagato
In reality, Tsuyu had survived and managed to protect the last regalia, the jewel Yasakani no Magatama. She discreetly returned to Nagato and gave the artifact to her husband, trusting him to keep it safe. She then left to search for the other two regalia, but after several years passed and she had still not returned to Iga, she was presumed dead.[5] Meanwhile, Nagato hid the Jewel in the Mihata Kofun and never told anyone about its location.[10]
Fall and rebirth of the Kakushiba ikki[]
Having been reduced a mere handful of members, the Kakushiba ikki became integrated with the Iga ikki and focused on defending their homeland from invaders, largely abandoning their Assassin duties. While Sandayu led the ikki, Nagato raised and trained his daughter in the shinobi ways and continued to hope that Tsuyu would one day return.[5]
On 30 September 1581, as Oda Nobunaga's forces prepared to invade Iga, Hanzō arrived to inform Sandayu and Nagato of the threat and offer them the protection of his lord Tokugawa Ieyasu if Iga pledged loyalty to him. However, they refused and instead resolved to protect their homeland by their own means.[11] During the invasion, Hanzō handed Nagato a letter revealing that the Shinbakufu knew about the Jewel's location in the Mihata Kofun, prompting him to send Naoe to recover and protect the artifact. However, Naoe failed and was knocked out by the samurai Ido Yoshihiro, who stole the box containing the Jewel.[10]
After Nagato saved his daughter and brought her to an old family friend, Tomiko, who treated her injuries, Naoe set out to recover the stolen box. She infiltrated Katano Castle and assassinated Yoshihiro, only to then be confronted by the remaining Shinbakufu. Nagato again came to his daughter's defense, but was mortally wounded and succumbed to his injuries while the Shinbakufu left with the box.[12]
Naoe survived the encounter and, after being nursed back to health by the monk Sorin and his apprentice Junjiro, embarked on a quest to avenge her father and recover the box.[13] Using Tomiko's homestead as her base of operations, Naoe tracked down and eliminated the members of the Shinbakufu, with each target she took down bringing her one step closer to finding her prize. During this time, she formed her own league of allies that helped her in her quest, including Yasuke, a samurai who had previously served Oda Nobunaga.[1]
Other activities[]
- "I care little for Nobunaga's ambition, but it must be fulfilled. All pieces must be in play before Ieyasu can claim his rightful place."
- ―Chaya Shirōjirō Kiyonobu to Hattori Hanzō, 1571.[src]
Hattori Hanzō in his Assassin attire
Aside from battling the Templars, the Japanese Assassins aided the Tokugawa clan in unifying the land. While they initially made contact with the warlord Oda Nobunaga, who promised an alliance as soon as he unified the country, they eventually made a secret alliance with Tokugawa Ieyasu, whom Hattori Hanzō already served as a vassal. In 1571 and 1573, Hanzō killed the rival warlords Mōri Motonari, to aid Nobunaga's conquests, and Takeda Shingen, who held a Sword of Eden, which later wound up in Nobunaga's hands. Five years later, he also killed the Templar warlord Uesugi Kenshin.[3]
When the Tokugawa and the Assassins discovered that Nobunaga was to be attacked by his vassal Akechi Mitsuhide, Hanzō protected Ieyasu, while the Assassin Yamauchi Taka secretly retrieved Nobunaga's Sword of Eden amidst the chaos. The Chinese Assassin Liu Yan then transported the artifact away from Japan.[14]
In 1596, Hanzō was killed by a rival ninja, Fūma Kotarō. Suspecting that Nobunaga's successor and the new ruler of Japan, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, had played a part in his death, Ieyasu tasked Yamauchi Taka with the investigation, which led to his assassination of Hideyoshi in 1598.[15] The land then became divided between Toyotomi's loyalists, and Tokugawa's supporters, which included other Assassins like Mogami Yoshiaki and Yamauchi Kazutoyo. This led to the Battle of Sekigahara, in which Taka killed the general Shima Sakon to help ensure Tokugawa's victory, and consequently, the foundation of the Tokugawa shogunate.[16]
Edo period[]
In 1615, the Japanese Brotherhood assisted the Tokugawa shogunate in the Siege of Osaka against the remnants of the Toyotomi clan led by Toyotomi Hideyori, the youngest son of the late Toyotomi Hideyoshi. The siege saw the destruction of the Toyotomi clan, one of the last remaining threats to the shogunate. During the siege, the Japanese Assassin Hattori Masanari fought valiantly in the Summer Campaign, but was ultimately killed.[3]
Bakumatsu era[]
The Japanese Brotherhood had supported the Tokugawa shogunate for centuries ever since the Sengoku period and the subsequent reunification of Japan in the early 1600s. More than two centuries later, with the encroaching influence of Western powers and rapid modernization, the Assassins sided with Tokugawa Yoshinobu and his allies, hoping to stop the Templars who influenced Emperor Meiji and the Imperial Court to dismantle the shogunate and abolish the feudal system. Despite its flaws, the Assassins believed that the old system was far better in protecting freedom than a strong and centralized imperial rule.[17]
Jules Brunet, a French Army officer and a liaison between the European Brotherhoods and their Japanese brethren, acted as a military advisor to the weak Yoshinobu. Appalled by the renunciations he made to preserve peace, such as bowing down to the British Consul or relinquishing his shogun title, the Assassins decided to act. The shinobi Issa was sent to kill the Consul, Harry Parkes, to send a message but he failed and was killed in the attempt by the fearsome Templar William Lloyd.[17]
Soon the country would spiral into conflict as clans would align with either the Shogun or the Emperor in what became known as the Boshin War. During the war, Nakano Takeko, a member of the Brotherhood, was tasked to protect the Musashi Masamune, a legendary blade which the Templars wanted to acquire to bolster the prestige of Meiji. To accomplish her duty, she was assigned as a bodyguard to Saigo Kayano, an inept lord of the Tokugawa army who owned the blade.[17]
At the beginning of the campaign, Takeko unmasked the 16-year old Shiba Atsuko, the skilled daughter of a samurai from the Aizu domain. Takeko soon discovered that the girl had joined the army to escape the shackles that her feminine condition imposed on her and to watch over her brother, Shiba Ibuka, a genius swordsman afflicted with pathological cowardice. Taking the younger woman under her wing, she began to train her in the arts of the Assassins. Together, they thwarted the assault made by Lloyd and his team of elite ronin to stole the Musashi Masamune.[17]
However, due to Yoshinobu's lack of leadership and the superiority of the Imperial army's weapons and supplies provided by the British, the tide of the war began to turn against the Tokugawa side; especially at the Battle of Toba–Fushimi, which saw the Tokugawa forces lose to the Imperial artillery despite their numerical superiority.[17]
Six months later, as all hope was lost, the remnants of the Tokugawa army were besieged at Aizu by the Imperial army. During the battle, while leading a group of female warriors, Takeko was fatally shot. After she took the head of her mentor to prevent it from falling into the hands of the enemy, Atsuko faced Lloyd. Ultimately, the petrified Ibuka overcame his mental block to save his dying sister and to recover the Musashi Masamune from the British swordsman. His own fatal injury inflicted by Lloyd freeing him from his fear of death, the young warrior killed the Templar before carrying his sister away from the battlefield with the last of his strength. Atsuko was eventually taken away and had her wounds tended by one of Lloyd's ronin, in fact the Assassin spy Matsuo. After telling Atsuko what her brother did for her, Matsuo proposed that she joined the Brotherhood, an offer she accepted.[17]
Modern times[]
Hunted by Abstergo[]
Abstergo's Team Epsilon attacking the Kyushu Assassin camp
By the year 2000, the Japanese Assassins had a training camp on the island of Kyushu. On 6 December, after learning of Daniel Cross' betrayal of the Brotherhood, Hajime Shimada implored the camp's overseer Yuri to evacuate and regroup with the Brotherhood in Osaka. However, the camp was attacked by Team Epsilon, a task force of Abstergo Industries led by the Templar Maxime Gorm. While Yuri was killed, her son Tomo escaped to safety with Hajime.[18]
Some years before 2012, a young Gavin Banks trained under the Osaka Brotherhood's Mentor, Kenichi Mochizuki.[19]
In September 2012, the cell was being pursued by agents of Abstergo Industries. In response, they contacted the Assassin headquarters and informed them that they were going dark in order to lose their tail, scheduling to contact headquarters again on 30 September.[20] By 6 October, the cell had made contact with headquarters and informed them that they had not yet lost their tail and were going black until further notice.[21] Eventually, the cell managed to escape from Abstergo.[22]
Assisting the Altaïr II crew[]
In September 2013, the Osaka Brotherhood's headquarters was attacked by a yakuza faction known as the Onmoraki-Gumi, resulting in the deaths of several members, including Kenichi.[22] His wife, Saeko Mochizuki, led the surviving Assassins in an attack on the Onmoraki-Gumi in retaliation, and took over the organization, subsequently using it to blend the Assassins into the city and leading them as the Osaka Brotherhood's new Mentor.[19]
Kiyoshi attacking Gavin
On 17 December, at 9:47 pm, the Assassin Kiyoshi Takakura was guarding the entrance to the new headquarters of the Osaka Brotherhood when he was approached by Gavin Banks and Emmanuel Barraza, who were investigating the deaths of Kenichi and the other Assassins in the destroyed bureau. When Gavin demanded to see the head of the Onmoraki-Gumi, Kiyoshi told him and Emmanuel to leave before he had to beat them, but Gavin then insulted his fashion sense and refused to go.[23]
Kiyoshi responded by punching him in the face and kicking him as he fell to the ground. Two of his fellow Assassins came out to watch and cheer him on. Fortunately, Emmanuel overheard the Assassins talking to each other about how Saeko would not like that kind of attention, as she had worked hard to keep the Brotherhood out of sight, and realized that everyone there was on the same side.[24]
Emmanuel stopping Kiyoshi's attack
When Kiyoshi attempted to stab Gavin with his Hidden Blade, Emmanuel stepped in between them and caught Kiyoshi's fist in his hand, allowing it to be impaled. Emmanuel then asked Kiyoshi what the first tenet of the Creed was, stunning Kiyoshi, who responded it was "stay your blade from the flesh of the innocent". Emmanuel pulled out a dog tag with the insignia of the Assassin Order on it, proving he and Gavin were also Assassins. Kiyoshi retracted his Hidden Blade and apologized to Gavin and Emmanuel for attacking them.[25]
On 18 December, at 1:03 am, Saeko met with Gavin and his cell of Assassins and laughed upon seeing Gavin's injuries, telling his cell that Gavin had always been troublesome.[19] Over the next two days, Saeko exchanged information with Gavin. She informed him that the recent struggles against Abstergo and the yakuza had weakened the Osaka Brotherhood and drained their resources, with Japan's restrictive gun laws making it difficult to stay armed against their enemies. Gavin provided her with weapons his cell had procured in the Philippines and gave her the contact information for a supplier there. In thanks, Saeko passed on to Gavin an Animus headset her Assassins had stolen from a local Abstergo facility, and expressed her fears that the Assassin–Templar War was about to enter a new stage.[26]
On 31 December, Saeko was invited by Eric Cooper to go on a tour of the Altaïr II. She disliked the disorganized state of the ship, and informed Captain Susan Drayton that the Japanese believed in starting off the New Year on a clean slate, which included having a clean house. Saeko enlisted the help of Susan and Eric in cleaning the ship and made homemade toshikoshi soba for them afterwards. Kiyoshi, who had accompanied Saeko aboard the Altaïr II to help the crew gather supplies for their next journey as well as to celebrate the new year, sparred with Emmanuel for three hours and managed to convince him to join Dr. Stephanie Chiu and himself at a local karaoke bar.[27]
On 26 March 2014, Saeko received a message from Gavin's crew informing her of the destruction of the Russian Brotherhood. The Mentor subsequently arranged to send weapons via the Philippine gun suppliers to a new cell of Assassins being set up in the country by agents of the Georgian Brotherhood.[28]
In 2015, Saeko sent teams into China and the Koreas to aid the local Assassin cells as part of the Brotherhood's global hunt for Álvaro Gramática, the Abstergo scientist who became a top priority when the Assassins learned of his plan to reconstruct an Isu's body using a Shroud of Eden.[29]
Stopping Project BLUEBIRD[]
Tomo meeting with Hajime at his shop
On 28 July 2017, Hajime Shimada was contacted by the now-adult Tomo Sakagawa, informing him that he had tracked Maxime Gorm to a clinic in Switzerland run by Dr. Nathalie Chapman. Hajime invited Tomo to his shop in the Akihabara district of Tokyo the next morning, where they discussed Maxime and Nathalie. During their meeting, Tomo formulated a plan to infiltrate the clinic.[18]
Posing as "Dr. Florent Carpentier", Tomo managed to secure a job at Nathalie's clinic and, after a month, was assigned an amnesiac patient: Elisa Adler. However, Nathalie deduced his true identity and, revealing her own Assassin affiliations, told him about Project BLUEBIRD, an initiative run by the Assassin Boris Pash which had involved Maxime's mother Julia Gorm. Believing this information could be used to track down Maxime, Tomo agreed to help Nathalie and began exploring the genetic memories of Alekseï Gavrani, an Assassin who had served under Pash.[18]
Hajime later joined Tomo in Switzerland and revealed that Pash was in possession of an Apple of Eden, which Tomo subsequently learned more about through Gavrani's memories of John F. Kennedy's assassination. Elisa later revealed that Nathalie had her use the Animus, which made Tomo deduce that Nathalie was trying to restart Project BLUEBIRD. Worried for Elisa's safety, Tomo convinced her to return to her parents in Madrid while he contacted Hajime, who decided to track Nathalie and watch over Tomo alongside several of his fellow Assassins.[18]
Tomo left injured after his fight with Maxime Gorm
During his meeting with Thomas and Alice Adler, Tomo discovered that they had kidnapped Maxime Gorm and attacked the Templar, but killed the Adlers instead before he was stabbed in the eye by Maxime, who then fled with Elisa. Hajime and his men retrieved the injured Tomo and brought him to Nathalie's now-abandoned clinic, where they treated his wounds. Hajime confirmed that Nathalie planned to continue Project BLUEBIRD and resurrect the memories of deceased Assassins in new hosts, and had Tomo continue exploring Gavrani's memories for more information on the project.[18]
On 15 November 2017, the Assassins managed to track Nathalie to a remote facility in the Swiss Alps, at which point Hajime halted Tomo's Animus session. However, suffering from the Bleeding Effect and believing himself to be Gavrani, Tomo killed Hajime and all his men, whom he mistook for members of Pash's Bloodstone Unit. After returning to his senses, Tomo mourned the death of his mentor and vowed to stop Nathalie's plans by himself.[30]
Infiltrating Nathalie's base, Tomo convinced a captive Elisa Adler to help him and planted a virus in the facility's network. While the guards were transporting Maxime Gorm, Tomo seized the opportunity to finally kill the Templar, after which he confronted Nathalie. Telling her about the virus, Tomo bargained for his and Elisa's freedom in exchange for the virus encryption key. Nathalie accepted, but as she inserted the key, she discovered it to be another virus, which caused the facility's cooling system to fail. Having escaped in a helicopter, Tomo and Elisa watched as the base blew up, killing Nathalie and destroying the Apple of Eden in her possession.[30]
Later operations[]
Kiyoshi meeting with Risa and Mari
In 2019, Saeko sent Kiyoshi to Yokohama to find an Animus test subject, a teenager named Kō Risa, who was being used by the Templars to explore the memories of Shao Jun in search of her Precursor box.[31] Meeting with Risa and her cousin Mari, Kiyoshi explained to them the dangerous side effects of the Animus and revealed that Risa's doctor, Kaori Kagami, was a Templar who did not care about her well-being.[32]
However, Risa refused to believe him and stormed off, leaving Kiyoshi alone with Mari,[32] to whom he explained the far-reaching influence of Abstergo. Understanding the situation her cousin had found herself in, Mari offered to help Kiyoshi rescue Risa, but she also failed to convince Risa to end her Animus sessions with Dr. Kagami.[33] This soon resulted in Risa being taken hostage by the doctor and forced into the Animus,[34] prompting Kiyoshi to mount a rescue mission, with Mari's help.[35]
Risa and Mari being recruited into the Brotherhood
As the two broke into the Abstergo facility, they were surprised to find that Risa had subdued Dr. Kagami on her own, and witnessed her using the doctor's gun to destroy her Animus. With that, Kiyoshi, Mari, and Risa left the facility and were greeted by Saeko and her guards, who had been called by Kiyoshi for backup. Saeko invited Risa and Mari to join the Assassins and, after they accepted, they were tasked to search for Shao Jun's Precursor box.[6]
In early 2020, Kiyoshi joined an Assassin team comprising Layla Hassan, Shaun Hastings, and Rebecca Crane on a mission to infiltrate the Abstergo facility in Tokyo and extract an Assassin informant, Dr. Kazui, as well as destroy samples of his DNA collected by Abstergo. The Assassins were ultimately successful in their mission and escaped the facility after an altercation with the Master Templar Juhani Otso Berg.[36]
Members[]
- Sengoku period
- Alvaro Catarribera[1] (founder; Spanish Brotherhood)
- Dan[1] (scout)
- Fubuki[1]
- Fujibayashi Nagato[1]
- Fujibayashi Naoe[1] (leader; began 1582)
- Hattori Hanzō[3][1]
- Hattori Masanari[3]
- Ibuki[1]
- Junjiro[1]
- Kaede[1]
- Kishi[1]
- Kotetsu[37] (Chinese Brotherhood)
- Mogami Yoshiaki[3]
- Momochi Sandayu[1] (leader; until 1581)
- Oni-yuri[1]
- Monta[38] (scout)
- Rokkaku Katsuhime[1]
- Edo period
- Modern times
- Kō Risa[37]
- Mari[37]
- Kenichi Mochizuki[42] (Mentor; until 2013)
- Saeko Mochizuki[42] (Mentor; since 2013)
- Tomo Sakagawa[43]
- Hajime Shimada[43]
- Kiyoshi Takakura[42]
- Yuri[43]
Allies and puppets[]
- Sengoku period
- Edo period
- Modern times
Gallery[]
Appearances[]
- Assassin's Creed: Initiates (first appearance)
- Assassin's Creed: Memories
- Assassin's Creed: Syndicate (mentioned in Database entry only)
- Assassin's Creed: Conspiracies
- Assassin's Creed: Uprising
- Assassin's Creed: Odyssey (mentioned only)
- Assassin's Creed: Bloodstone
- Assassin's Creed: Blade of Shao Jun
- Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Blade of Aizu
- Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice – Tokyo XXI
- Assassin's Creed: Shadows
- Assassin's Creed: Shadows – Iga no Monogatari
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