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Okami 2 is Creator's Dream But Final Say Goes to Capcom

by Oliver Mar 18,2025

Okami 2 is Creator's Dream But Final Say Goes to Capcom

Hideki Kamiya, in a recent interview with Ikumi Nakamura, reignited hopes for sequels to Okami and Viewtiful Joe. The interview, a candid discussion of their shared history and creative visions, revealed Kamiya's deep-seated desire to continue these beloved franchises.

Hideki Kamiya's Plea for Okami 2 and Viewtiful Joe 3

Kamiya's Unfinished Business with Okami

In a YouTube video released by Unseen, Kamiya voiced his strong feelings about the incomplete narrative of *Okami*. He referenced a previous viral Twitter (X) video teasing a potential sequel, emphasizing his responsibility to complete the story he feels ended prematurely. He directly appealed to Capcom for collaboration on a continuation, noting the game's high ranking in a recent Capcom survey of desired sequels. Nakamura, sharing Kamiya's passion, supported his plea, highlighting their shared history with the game. Regarding *Viewtiful Joe 3*, Kamiya jokingly lamented the lack of response from Capcom despite his own submission to their sequel survey.

Kamiya's Persistent Dream of an Okami Sequel

Okami 2 is Creator's Dream But Final Say Goes to Capcom

This isn't the first time Kamiya has expressed his desire for an Okami sequel. A 2021 interview with Cutscenes revealed his intention to address unresolved plot points and expand on concepts that didn't make it into the original game. The subsequent release of Okami HD broadened the fanbase and intensified the calls for a sequel, further solidifying Kamiya's commitment to completing the story.

Kamiya and Nakamura's Creative Partnership

Okami 2 is Creator's Dream But Final Say Goes to Capcom

The Unseen interview also highlighted the strong creative synergy between Kamiya and Nakamura, collaborators on Okami and Bayonetta. Nakamura shared anecdotes illustrating her contributions to Bayonetta's distinctive style, emphasizing the mutual respect and shared vision that fueled their collaborations. Kamiya praised her ability to enhance his creative vision.

Okami 2 is Creator's Dream But Final Say Goes to Capcom

Despite leaving PlatinumGames, Kamiya remains dedicated to game development. Nakamura noted the rarity of seeing Kamiya in an independent role, underscoring his passion and commitment. The interview concluded with both expressing hopes for future projects and their desire to continue impacting the gaming industry.

The interview generated considerable excitement among fans, eager for sequels to both Okami and Viewtiful Joe. The realization of these projects rests largely on Capcom's decision to collaborate with Kamiya. As Kamiya and Nakamura continue to inspire, the gaming community awaits official announcements with bated breath.

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