Karakuri puppet

Yeah.

um on the nintendo music app but um goodness gracious uh that looks um yeah it like it sounds amazing um but even like i've seen a lot of like feedback other styles but it's the whole like i am uh i'm in a bunch of a name i've um but i myself i've seen like a lot of things like Japanese dolls and I've been to the home of Karakuri myself which is like the sort of mechanized dolls and like seeing that sort of thing and like because they're based on like these we already have a sort of aesthetic but now they're fully leaning into the sort of crafted um the name of it's escaping me but like theater puppets um they look i the style is look it wouldn't be a zelda game if people weren't complaining about the graphical stuff of course it just it just happens i mean it's going to come along and then it's going to be divided and then people are going to hate it for two years and then it's going to become the best game ever and then people are going to go back to hating it three years later and then eventually We'll get back to loving it and calling it the

best thing ever in ten years'

time.

The story takes place in a fictional version of Japan inspired by Japanese folklore.

Navanosuke is a Karakuri...

Onmyoji, Apprentice, created by the secretive Onmyo Bureau to confront an increasing yokai threat.

His story becomes connected to a modern-day human whose soul is transported over a thousand years into the past.