9 Questions We Have After Finishing Ghostwire: Tokyo

Where Does The Spider’s Thread Truly Come From?

Looks like you and KK got caught up in one of Hannya’s plans to bring the two worlds together, and now you have to get rid of this huge Spider Thread that is tied to your world. This makes me wonder a few things, like how did he make it? Or, to put it more directly, how do you know that the Tatari are telling the truth? After all, you were just thrown into the alternate world and told to figure it out without any background.

Where is it? Don’t expect them to give you real information any time soon. They’d rather watch you struggle down while they have a cup of coffee or ride the train. For now, you can only trust what they tell you, which is that the Tsuchigumo and Hannya are to blame for the warping of time and space. Is it true or just a handy way to cover up something worse?

What Purpose Does The Thread Serve?

Maybe even more strange is why the thread is being made. The Tatari says something that is hard to understand and is easy to miss if you aren’t paying attention. The Tatari say that people have taken advantage of their services. Does that mean they worked for Hannya, or were they just forced to do something to make that big ball of different reality in the sky?

It’s easy to think that this is Hannya’s work. He is, after all, trying to bring the two worlds together, and the Spider’s thread looks like a small version of that. But the Tatari’s appearance alone should give you pause, and you might want to think that they’re using your services in this situation.

Who Was Under The Hannya Mask?

Even though you learn that he tried to bring the two worlds closer together so he could be with his wife again, you don’t find out much about who he was before everything happened. The tapes that were found only hint at how he felt after she died, but was that really what made him snap, or was it just a trigger for something more evil that was going on under the surface?

If the makers decide to make DLC, we might be able to learn more about this bad guy. Given how ‘final’ Hannya’s death seems to be in the ending. It might be too much to ask for more of him in a successor.

How Close Was Hannya To Accomplishing His Goal?

We’ve seen the horrible things Hannya did to get the underworld and Tokyo on the same level, like taking the souls of most of the people in Shibuya. So it’s hard to say how close he was to his goal. They might have been about to come back, or they might have been lost in the aether. Their souls or minds didn’t have anything to do with what their bodies did.

It’s hard to imagine going back to the human realm and seeing all the damage that was done just to bring you back. But Hannya wasn’t thinking clearly about any of this. Her only goal was to bring them back.

What’s In Store For Akito?

Going back and forth between his realm and the Underworld and fighting for both your sister and Tokyo is a lot to ask of someone who just died. What should he do now that he, KK, and Mari saved everyone from their terrible end and gave them a new chance at life?

Everyone he knew is dead, and Akito walks alone among the people he helped save. It makes him a sad hero, and you want him to have the best life possible. Maybe he decides to become a paranormal investigator like KK, or maybe he decides to leave that life behind for good. Either option is good and can be understood. The story ends well, even though his fate is left up to your head canon.

Did You Know There Was A Prequel?

If this is your first time playing Ghostwire: Tokyo, you might not know that there is a free prequel visual novel on both the PlayStation Store and Steam. You play as KK before the main game starts and try to find Hannya and stop her. You learn more about the other team members, like Rinko, Ed, and even Mari.

If you haven’t already, this is the place to go if you want to learn more about the story. The book is an interesting way to learn more about the past without giving anything away about the main game. This is a good game to get if you like visual novels with simple game elements.

Who Is The Fourth Person In The Photo?

In Ghostwire: Tokyo, there is a picture of Rinko, Ed, and what looks like Hannya before he turned bad. Even when Ghostwire: Tokyo is over, you won’t know who else is in the picture. We only know that he was on the team and that he had a black eye when that picture was taken. He wasn’t talked about in either the prequel or the main Ghostwire: Tokyo. So there is no way to solve this small riddle.

The author has said that he is interested in both a sequel and downloadable content (DLC) that could add to the world. So this story may not be over yet.

How Do Humans Adapt To What Happened?

It’s not possible that no one who was taken away knows what happened. Coming back to the real world without clothes is a big sign, as is the fact that all the forgotten pets have completely taken over the area. How do you get past that?

Outwardly, you wouldn’t have much choice but to get up, get dressed, and move on with your life. However, a catastrophic event like your whole world turning into a spiritual hellscape must cause damage that lasts for a long time. It almost sounds impossible. One day, it might be interesting to read about a group of survivors who came back.

What Happens To The Souls You Were Unable To Save?

Do they just stay where they are? Maybe they just go back to the dead, like most other strange things that have happened in Happy Wheels. Unless you’ve gone and gotten the prize by collecting all of the spirits. It’s safe to say that many people don’t make it back.

It’s a sad thought, and maybe it doesn’t need an answer. Both sides would have a hard time coming to terms with what happened. On the other hand, it makes you think of the people from the Underworld who are stuck in the real world. A tragedy for the people in every way.