Motonari prepares to march upon Osaka Castle and betray his allies when Mitsunari and Yoshitsugu arrive to question him. During their battle, the sea sweeps Motonari and Mitsunari away. They must find their way back to familiar territory while fending off supernatural creatures. With no one else coming to their aid except a white wolf, Motonari must learn to trust his enemy.

The past shapes the person of the present, and family and friends have their place. Follow Mitsunari's story from his beginnings as a wide-eyed child and his maturation into an Ishida warrior who commands the fearsome powers of his clan, serving the Toyotomi with wholehearted and unquestioning loyalty. (This story may deviate from Basara canon.)

At last, Mitsunari leads the Western Army to Sekigahara against the East. Avenging his lord is finally at hand...until a crushing betrayal robs him of everyone else he holds dear and leaves him weak. With no one else to turn to but his most hated enemy, and with poison eating rapidly away at his life, Mitsunari faces his greatest challenge in the series' conclusion. (NariNari)

A vengeful Motochika attacks Motonari at Itsukushima, wounding him. News of the attack reaches Mitsunari, and he finds himself in the awkward position of diplomat between the two rivals. But when Motochika reveals Motonari and Yoshitsugu's schemes, Mitsunari must decide if he should cling to his views on traitors, or keep the few friends he has. (NariNari)

Some time after their first adventure, Motonari finds a lost puppy. Eager to reunite the puppy with its mother, Motonari and Mitsunari follow Shiranui's trail into more supernatural strife. However, Motonari soon discovers that he has a new problem - he finds his relationship with Mitsunari growing increasingly complicated. (NariNari, contains mature themes)