Touken Ranbu ONLINE Re-implements 'Special Investigation: Bunkyū Tosa Domain' Event, Igniting Fan Excitement
The sword-training simulation game 'Touken Ranbu ONLINE,' co-produced by DMM GAMES and Nitroplus, has re-implemented its popular event 'Special Investigation: Bunkyū Tosa Domain' starting November 18, generating significant excitement among its players, known as Saniwa.
This event is a re-implementation of a popular past event, where players investigate the Bunkyū Tosa Domain with the goal of acquiring the sword boys Hizen Tadahiro and Nankai Tarō Chōson. This re-implementation introduces a new 'Hard' difficulty level and includes adjustments to some specifications.
The official operations account (@TOUKEN_STAFF) posted a tweet encouraging players to aim for Hizen Tadahiro and Nankai Tarō Chōson, indicating that many Saniwa had eagerly awaited the event's return.
On X (formerly Twitter), numerous posts expressed joy over the re-implementation. Enthusiastic comments like 'Yes! I'm going to enjoy the adjusted Bunkyū Tosa Domain to the fullest!!!!' (@same_dndn36) were seen, and even first-time Saniwa expressed their determination, such as 'First time for Bunkyū Tosa Domain, I'll do my best!' (@rotensyoo).
Particular attention is being paid to the addition of the new 'Hard' difficulty and its associated changes. A strategy guide account (@mach_touken) provided detailed explanations, noting 'the addition of Hard difficulty, main rewards concentrated on the final map,' and 'changes such as a reduction in the number of squares on Harimayabashi.' Saniwa are diligently working on their strategies. Some players reported their experience, saying 'I tried the Hard difficulty, and it's quite strong... (lol) And the drop contents seem generous too!!' (@samucho_V). However, comments like 'Even after clearing Kiwame LV, if your reconnaissance value is low in Bunkyū Tosa Domain's Hard difficulty, you'll fail scouting' (@miko_celeste) suggest that the new difficulty is presenting a significant challenge to Saniwa.
Furthermore, regarding the 'drive hunting' mechanic and the enemy escape system, which are distinctive features of the 'Bunkyū Tosa Domain' event, cries resembling screams have been heard, such as 'How many times have I yelled 'Youuuuu!! Don't run awayyy!! Don't run away from the fiiiight!' like a certain brother's voice' (@kanran_09) and 'Don't run, you coward! Don't run! Don't run, you idiot! Idiot!! Coward!!' (@F3wCyGUiQAfVjeY). The event's difficulty and unique systems are further fueling discussions on social media.
Immediately after the event began, many positive reports surfaced, such as 'Nankai-sensei dropped, I don't know what face to make at a time like this' (@little__little) and 'I dropped Daihannya Nagamitsu and two Hizen-kuns' (@samucho_V), indicating that the Saniwa's enthusiasm is only growing.
This re-implementation of 'Special Investigation: Bunkyū Tosa Domain' offers new challenges for novice players and a chance for veteran players to re-engage with adjusted difficulties and new elements, invigorating the entire Touken Ranbu community.
The Context
'Touken Ranbu ONLINE' is a popular Japanese free-to-play collectible card game and browser game developed by Nitroplus and DMM Games. Players, known as 'Saniwa,' summon famous historical Japanese swords, which take the form of handsome young men ('Touken Danshi' or 'sword boys'), and lead them into battle against historical revisionists who seek to change the past. The 'Special Investigation' events typically involve exploring specific historical periods or locations, often with unique gameplay mechanics, to acquire new sword boys or rare items. The 'Bunkyū Tosa Domain' refers to the Tosa Domain during the Bunkyū era (1861-1864) of Japanese history, a period of significant political upheaval leading up to the Meiji Restoration.
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