Ako's Sugar

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Sugar candy made in Senpou Temple, sustaining Ako's blessing. Boosts Attack Power for a time.

Bite the candy and take the Ako stance to impart its inhuman benediction.

The spirit embody excess karma. One must bite down hard on the candy and endure what has been brought to pass.

Ako's Sugar is a Quick Item in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. It is used to temporarily increase Sekiro's Attack Power for a time.

 

 

 Ako's Sugar Usage

  • Increases health damage by 12.5%  and posture damage by 25% for 30 seconds.
  • This increases to 45 seconds with the Devotion Latent Skill.
  • Note that you can only gain the benefit of ONE Sugar/Spiritfall at a time. Using a different Sugar will simply overwrite the current one.

 

 

How to Find Ako's Sugar

  • Sold in infinite supply by Anayama the Peddler if you send Kotaro to work for him. Requires you to give Kotaro the Red and White Pinwheel. Note that giving him the White Pinwheel instead will prevent you you from sending him to the peddler. 
  • Dropped by Monks upon death.
  • Scattered occasionally throughout the landscape. 
  • Ashina Outskirts- From the Ceramic Shard. If you look down from this shard, there's a ledge below you can drop onto. Drop down and go into the cave to obtain.
  • Ashina Outskirts - After exiting the cave and grappling back to the castle grounds. When reaching stable ground would be the item.
  • Shugendo Memorial Mob - 3 can be bought for 80 sen
  • Hirata Estate- In the area where the enemies throw oil at you, after defeating them there would be a nearby hut containing the item.
  • Ashina Castle- In the deathblows from above section of the Ashina Castle walkthrough.  You can climb onto the wall near the entrance tunnel and look down - there's the item.
  • Ashina Castle- In the Clearing up the Samurai section of the Ashina Castle walkthrough. There would be an area where is a 3 samurai. In the room below would be the item.
  • Sunken Valley Passage - From the pack of monkeys, 2x can be found when you drop down the ledge near the feet of the Buddha statue.
  • Abandoned Dungeon - From the Underground Waterway Idol, go towards the water. Swim across the water until you see a boat and some items.
  • Fountainhead Palace - From the noble courtyard, Go outside and take a left, defeat a noble then quickly move out of range by going to pick up 3x from the nearby tree.
  • Fountainhead Palace - From the reached Palace Grounds Idol, head towards the rooftop and grapple onto the branch. From the branch, drop and grapple onto a rooftop and then jump alongside the rooftops to reach the portion of the outer palace that you could not access from the water. You'll find 2 behind the main building. 
  • Senpou Temple, Mt. Kongo - Monk Enemies have a chance to drop Ako's Sugar
  • Senpou Temple, Mt. Kongo - On the way towards the temple, in the main path would be the the item.
  • Senpou Temple, Mt. Kongo - When first entering the temple via the grapple the first room would have a large amount of crickets. The item would be in the room.
  • Senpou Temple, Mt. Kongo - Near the entrance of the building with the white banner would be the item.

 

 

Ako's Sugar Notes & Tips

  • Good for dealing with high Posture Enemies.
  • Can be paired with Divine Confetti to increase damage against all enemies, particularly useful for reaching the stagger threshold of certain bosses faster.
  • Has almost double the duration of its Spiritfall counterpart when paired with the Devotion Latent Skill. (Patch 1.03 increased durations of all spiritfalls to match that of their respective sugars)

 

 

 
Quick Items
Academics' Red Lump  ♦  Ako's Spiritfall  ♦  Antidote Powder  ♦  Bell Demon  ♦  Bite Down  ♦  Bulging Coin Purse  ♦  Bundled Jizo Statue  ♦  Ceramic Shard  ♦  Ceremonial Tanto  ♦  Contact Medicine  ♦  Divine Confetti  ♦  Divine Grass  ♦  Dousing Powder  ♦  Dragon's Blood Droplet  ♦  Eel Liver  ♦  Fine Snow  ♦  Fistful of Ash  ♦  Five-Color Rice  ♦  Gachiin's Sugar  ♦  Gokan's Spiritfall  ♦  Gokan's Sugar  ♦  Gourd Seed  ♦  Green Mossy Gourd  ♦  Green Mousy Gourd  ♦  Healing Gourd  ♦  Heavy Coin Purse  ♦  Hidden Tooth  ♦  Homeward Idol  ♦  Illusive Hall Bell  ♦  Jinza's Jizo Statue  ♦  Light Coin Purse  ♦  Mibu Balloon of Soul  ♦  Mibu Balloon of Spirit  ♦  Mibu Balloon of Wealth  ♦  Mibu Pilgrimage Balloon  ♦  Mibu Possession Balloon  ♦  Ministry Dousing Powder  ♦  Mottled Purple Gourd  ♦  Nightjar Monocular  ♦  Oil  ♦  Pacifying Agent  ♦  Pellet  ♦  Persimmon  ♦  Red Lump  ♦  Rice  ♦  Snap Seed  ♦  Sweet Rice Ball  ♦  Taro Persimmon  ♦  Ungo's Spiritfall  ♦  Ungo's Sugar  ♦  White Spirit Emblem  ♦  Withered Red Gourd  ♦  Yashariku's Spiritfall  ♦  Yashariku's Sugar

 

 




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    • Anonymous

      Monks? Where? What? It isn't linked to a page, and googling just brings up the bosses by that name. Can you specify?

      • Anonymous

        May 3rd comment here. Still more effective to use candy instead of spiritfall (same duration, does not cost spirit emblem) You would have to be NG5+ and desperate to use this item I'd imagine

        • Another thing that sucks about the sugars is that it seems to take Sekiro a half an hour to do his little dance that applies the sugar. Its a piece a candy FFS. Why does he have to do a little dance? IT should just be a popping candy in mouth animation. You can only use 3 per battle and they only last 30 seconds. The least they can do is have the animation not take so damn long.

          • Anonymous

            Omfg the amount of sugar I've wasted thinking they stack!! after sometime I looked at the bottom left corner under my health bar it only had one symbol ....I wanted to choke myself

            • As I have said before, The Monks at Senpou Temple tend to drop 1-3 Ako's Sugar when they do drop. I've noticed the unarmed monks drop Ako's while the Polearm Monks seem drop Ungo's Sugar. I will do more farming here to get specific amounts and try to keep my data to give percentages of drop chance/amount.

              • Anonymous

                Sugars do not stack - my best reasoning would be because they are listed as a "stance" in the item description. I've tested it, most recently sugar consumable will always replace previously used one.

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