History VideoGame / SakuraWars2ThouShaltNotDie

* TheStinger: In the post-credits stinger, Ōgami gets an assignment from Paris and departs to lead a new assault force there.

* DoesNotLikeMen: Orihime understandably ''resents'' men ever since her father, Seiya Ogata, abandoned her to pursue his work as an artist since her maternal grandfather disliked the idea of him marrying her mother. Orihime does eventually get over it by the time Ogami reunites her with Ogata in episode 7.

** Episode 10 ends with Kyogoku's resurrection of Musashi.

* DoesNotLikeMen: Orihime understandably ''resents'' men ever since her father, Seiya Ogata, abandoned her to pursue his work as an artist. She gets over it by the time Ogami reunites her with Ogata after she finds out that Seiya had to leave her because her maternal grandfather disliked the idea of him marrying her mother.

* DoesNotLikeMen: Orihime understandably ''resents'' men ever since her father, Seiya Ogata, abandoned her to pursue his work as an artist. She gets over it by the time Ogami reunites her with Ogata after she finds out that Seiya had to leave her because her maternal grandfather disliked the idea of him marrying his mother.

* YouCantThwartStageOne: Despite their valiant efforts in Chapter 10, the Flower Division is too late to stop Kyogoku’s resurrection of Musashi.

* OneHitKill: If you take too long to kill Tsuchi-gumo in chapter 11, she will instantly jump into the Mikasa's central vent and kill you instantly along with everyone else.

* UnsettlingGenderReveal: During the Flower Division's vacation, Ogami goes to take a bath in the hot springs. When he sees Leni in the bath, it turns out that the latter is not a guy, but a girl. Cue an OhCrap when Leni makes him aware of this.

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Kyogoku's attempted coup was inspired by the February 26 Incident, in which the radical factions of the Imperial Japanese Army attempted to establish an ultranationalist military government in 1936 but failed thanks to the efforts of the army, the Imperial Japanese Navy and the royal family.

* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Kyogoku's attempted coup was inspired by the February 26 Incident, in which the radical factions of the Imperial Japanese Army attempted to establish an ultranationalist military government but it completely failed.

''Sakura Wars 2: Thou Shalt Not Die'' is the second installment in Creator/{{Sega}}'s ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' series and the last ''Sakura Wars'' game on the UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn. First released for the Saturn in 1998, it has since been ported to the UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast in 2000, as well as Windows computers from 2001 to 2007 and the UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable in 2006 along with the first game.

One year after their battle with Aoi Satan and the Hive of Darkness, the Imperial Assault Force's Flower Division is called into action once again to fight the Black Demons, a new evil force that threatens Tokyo. Along the way, the Flower Division gains two new recruits, the Japanese-Italian Orihime Soletta and the German Leni Milchstraße.

The game featured improved battle and dialogue functions, which expanded the disc size from two to three. The animation sequences were also produced by Creator/ProductionIG.

* SequelHook: At the end of the game, Ōgami departs for Paris, setting the stage for the next game.

* BackForTheDead: Shinnosuke Yamazaki is revived at the beginning of the story, only to be defeated by the Flower Division and killed by the Demon King in Chapter 1.

* BadGuysDoTheDirtyWork: The one who ends up killing Shinnosuke Yamazaki in Chapter 1 is the Demon King.

* LoadBearingBoss: Since Kyogoku's robot is directly connected to Musashi, the lair collapses when Kyogoku is killed by Ogami.

A direct sequel to the game was released in 2001, titled ''Sakura Wars 3: Is Paris Burning?''. An OVA series, ''The Radiant Gorgeous Blooming Cherry Blossoms'', was released in 1999 and set in the interval between ''Sakura Wars'' and ''Thou Shalt Not Die''.

! Due to its nature as a sequel, spoilers for the first ''Sakura Wars'' game and the [=OVAs=] preceding this one are unmarked.

* ActuallyADoombot: In Chapter 10, Kyogoku's death during the failed coup on the Great Imperial Theatre actually turned out to be a body double [[spoiler:so he can resurrect Musashi]].

* BackFromTheDead: As it turns out, the Demon King is actually [[spoiler:a revived Kazuma Shinguji, Sakura's father]].

* DoesNotLikeMen: Orihime understandably ''resents'' men ever since her father, Seiya Ogata, abandoned her to pursue his work as an artist. She gets over it by the time Ogami reunites her with Ogata [[spoiler:after she finds out that Seiya had to leave her because her maternal grandfather disliked the idea of him marrying his mother]].

** Episode 10 ends with [[spoiler:Kyogoku's resurrection of Musashi]].

** Kyogoku [[spoiler:gets killed by Ogami's sword, causing him to disintegrate into dust]].

** At the end of the game, [[spoiler:the Demon King (aka Kazuma Shinguji)]] dies for good when he takes the full force of [[spoiler:Kyogoku's blast meant for Sakura]].
* LoadBearingBoss: Since Kyogoku's robot is directly connected to Musashi, [[spoiler:the lair collapses when Kyogoku is killed by Ogami]].

* PapaWolf: Despite serving as TheDragon, [[spoiler:Kazuma Shinguji]] puts himself in harm's way at the end of the game when [[spoiler:Kyogoku attempts to kill Sakura]].

* SequelHook: At the end of the game, [[spoiler:Ōgami departs for Paris, setting the stage for the next game]].
* TheStinger: In the post-credits stinger, [[spoiler:Ōgami gets an assignment from Paris and departs to lead a new assault force there]].

* YouCantThwartStageOne: Despite their valiant efforts in Chapter 10, the Flower Division is too late to stop [[spoiler:Kyogoku’s resurrection of Musashi]].

Two years after their battle with Aoi Satan and the Hive of Darkness, the Imperial Assault Force's Flower Division is called into action once again to fight the Black Demons, a new evil force that threatens Tokyo. Along the way, the Flower Division gains two new recruits, the Japanese-Italian Orihime Soletta and the German Leni Milchstraße.

** If you take too long to kill Tsuchi-gumo aboard the Mikasa, she will enter the central vent and destroy the ship, killing everyone instantly and resulting in a Game Over.

* ItsAWonderfulFailure:

** If you [[TimeLimitBoss don't stop Tsuchi-gumo]] in time, she will jump into the Mikasa's exhaust port.

* TimeLimitBoss:

** If you take too long to kill Tsuchi-gumo aboard the Mikasa, she will enter the exhaust port and destroy the ship, killing everyone instantly and resulting in a Game Over.