Sekiro - Base Vitality/Charmless | [BOSS] Genichiro Ashina [Ashina Reservoir] (Hitless)

Just a quick video showing me fighting Genichiro Ashina [Ashina Reservoir] in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, at base vitality, with no Kuro's Charm. Info - Q: What counts as a hit? A: Any attack that staggers, or is blocked instead of perfectly parried, is counted as a hit in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. With no Kuro's Charm, we can more easily tell a block from a deflect as I take chip damage if I block an attack. Having a status triggered on you (i.e poison, fire) is also counted as a hit (status build-up is not counted, only the full status trigger). Rules - No levelling Vitality/Posture stat No Kuro's Charm Demon Bell active Attack power upgrades allowed Skills allowed Prosthetics allowed Fights must be hitless We're back on the grind with another challenge run! This time we're tackling Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, with base vitality (most similar to level 1 in the souls games), with no Kuro's Charm and the Demon Bell active (DB modifier not possible for the first few fights in a regular new game cycle). These modifiers add health and posture to all enemies, meaning the fights will take longer than normal. Due to this, I decided to take the attack power upgrades after the main bosses, as I didn't want to stretch the fights out too long, for my own sanity. I'm also allowing the use of skills and prosthetics, as I didn't want to stifle any creativity I may come up with in this playthrough (also it's easier lol). Genichiro Ashina was not technically my first fight in the game, as I did take out the tutorial mini-boss as well , but I figured for a first upload in a series, Genichiro would be a bit more iconic than Random Henchman 1. Sekiro obviously has a very different playstyle from the souls games, and we feel this immediately in the fight with Genichiro - as most tutorial bosses are beaten in one try, where as this one took me a good 15-20 attempts to get perfect. I can tell I have my work cut out for me, so please enjoy.