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Slender Finger is a special Upgrade Material in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. As an upgrade material, it is required for upgrading certain Prosthetic Tools, and the player will need to defeat specific Enemies in order to find it.
Slender Finger Usage
- Bring this material to The Sculptor located at the Dilapidated Temple to unlock the Finger Whistle Prosthetic Tool.
Where to Find Slender Finger
- The only Slender Finger in the game is dropped by the Guardian Ape boss upon defeat.
Slender Finger Notes & Trivia
- Players can carry a maximum of 99 materials.
- The description of the Slender Finger, along with the descriptions of the Malcontent's Ring and Malcontent, each give us the most information available in the game regarding whom it was exactly that accompanied the Sculptor during his time spent training in the Sunken Valley. In this case, we learn that the Sculptor's partner was female and that she somehow met an unfortunate end which involved the Guardian Ape.
- Though her ultimate fate is known (the Slender Finger is "found in the belly of the Guardian Ape," after all), both how this occurred and why the Sculptor and his partner went their separate ways (as the Sculptor expresses surprise upon you returning the finger to him), as well as the full extent of their relationship, is still unknown.
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Kingfisher being (allegedly) the young female shinobi partner of the sculptor kinda reminds me of lady maria being the young hunter student of gehrman from bloodborne. She also died before him (presumably)
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just thought of something, is the sword lodged in the white ape’s head the king fishers sword?
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If this is Kingfisher I believe this presumed death was recent. Evidence below: The finger looks mostly intact. The whole digestion process takes about 5 hours. This means it must've been ingested recently Upon arrival the ape looks to be eating something The wound on it's face looks relatively fresh. There is no scar tissue or even a scab present
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"The shinobi who used it before." Maybe this shinobi, who the sculptor refers to as HE, is not the same person who the finger was originally attached to who is a SHE. If this is so, then "Kingfisher" may refer to the woman who the finger belonged to, the ring itself, or the original owner of the ring. The sculptor also mentioned that he and his partner were both "rogue shinobis". Besides the sculptor and sekiro, only Owl was the other person mentioned as rogue shinobi in the game (mentioned by Juzou and Masanari if you eavesdrop on them during Hirata Estate revisited). Could it be, that Owl and Orangutan were once buddies?
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I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that the owner of this hand is Tomoe. It's a bit of a stretch but let it be known on 4/21/2019
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Is the finger Kingfisher's own finger? I assumed that it was a severed finger owned by kingfisher. The sentence "as evidenced by the open hole" implies that a hole is bored into the finger, which obviously wouldn't be done to a finger that was still attached to someone.
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The Sculptor says, when you treat him to Monkey Sake, that he trained with another shinobi in the Sunken Valley. The sculptor’s partner played an eerie tune through their hole-bearing finger, he says. This other shinobi was the “Kingfisher”, as the prosthetic whistle tool’s description states. Also, the sculptor trained like a monkey, leaping amidst the rocks, as he puts it. He must be the “Bounding Monkey of the Sunken Valley”, as per the shinobi axe’s description (though that’s pretty obvious).
About 80 percent sure the index finger on that hand is a prosthetic , the joints look like a dolls up close, not like exposed bone, and the whole thing about it having holes drilled through it makes no sense for a natural finger. not to mention that using a dead lady's finger as a whistle is too morbid even by sekiro standards, especially given that if he wanted holes in the prosthetic's fingers he could just have the sculptor add them.
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