Onimusha: Way of the Sword - New Game Plus
New Game Plus pages need a carry-over checklist. They should not confuse a second run with a replay menu or assume every item survives.
Use the post-game guide as the starting point for New Game Plus questions. The existence of a post-game mode is supported by the research sample, but the exact carry-over list, unlocks and boss changes remain version-sensitive until confirmed.
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Quick answer
Use the post-game guide as the starting point for New Game Plus questions. The existence of a post-game mode is supported by the research sample, but the exact carry-over list, unlocks and boss changes remain version-sensitive until confirmed.
What to do
Confirm the unlock state
Record the completion state and menu entry that begins the post-game or second-run mode.
Build a carry-over checklist
Test weapons, skills, currency, charms, upgrades and difficulty state separately.
Mark new content separately
Do not mix rematches, new modes and normal progression into one unlabelled New Game Plus claim.
Prerequisites and scope
Similarweb has a strong phrase-match signal for New Game Plus, and the IGN transcript explicitly targets post-game and hard-mode demand. Existing media supply is substantial, so the page needs a clean checklist and source dates.
Unknown / Needs verification
Evidence notes
The IGN post-game transcript is a strong demand and content-angle source. Exact carry-over facts still require direct review of the game or a complete readable guide.
Evidence and changes
English transcript was captured for New Game Plus, post-game and difficulty demand angles; exact claims still require page-level review.
Official product context only. It does not by itself verify every combat input, puzzle solution or unlock condition.
Official store context and platform information. Exact mechanics remain subject to the page-specific evidence boundary.
Check the linked sources and their dates before using version-sensitive advice.