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Can you explain the bits about the nose too? For some reason I doubt that person will explain it them self.
Since he's a blank page in history, they could devise any fictional story for him, including being a villain that slaughters Japanese people on Nobunaga's orders and then gets a redemption arc.
I desire historical Japanese accuracy in my political figure killing simulator set in the a virtual world accessed through one's ancestors memory locked in their DNA. Without it western society will crumble.
Ah, yeah, like the completely historically accurate fist fight with Pope Alexander VI in Assassin's Creed 2 to stop him and the shadowy conspiracy organization he lead known as the Templars from gaining control of an ancient precursor race's golden ball and using its magical precursor powers to rule the world.
Historical fiction sticks to history only to a point, at which point it diverges from history to create the fictional portion of the story. And Assassin's Creed has been historic fiction from day 1. You are a couple of decades late to start complaining about it now as a believable cover story to hide the fact you are just racist and hate seeing black people from history getting acknowledged as existing.