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RE: LeoThread 2025-11-30 20-07

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This transformation reflects a broader industry trend where narratives are adjusted to fulfill diversity quotas or messaging goals, sometimes at the expense of authenticity or cultural respect. The former employee criticized Ubisoft's internal environment, describing it as highly restrictive with significant pressure to conform to DEI directives.

The Historical Reality of Yuk

Historically, Yuk was not a samurai but a servant of the warlord Nobunaga Oda. Little is known about his life beyond limited records indicating he was fascinated by his skin color and was kept as a curiosity. After Nobunaga's betrayal, Yuk was involved in some battles but ultimately was a retainer—not a warrior clad in armor, as often depicted in popular media.