I can’t believe the Niswans aren’t on the news. It’s almost as if they are under lock and key. I know, I’m shocked, too, but I guess that is the way it goes. Most people are so used to the Niswa culture that it doesn’t register that there is a massive underbelly to this organization.
The Niswans are a criminal group that has for years been terrorizing communities throughout the United States, but the Niswans' real name is actually "the Shire." The word "Shire" is a reference to the original world of Niswa, which was a world without law, just magic and power.
The Shire is a criminal organization that was outlawed in the Niswa world, but has been back around for over a century now.
The Niswa world was ruled by the powerful Niswans, but the Shire has been one of the most powerful criminal organizations since the 80s. They were also the group that was responsible for the death of the Niswans in the original world, but they were defeated by the world's only magical hero, Niswa.
Basically the Niswans were the Niswans in the original world, but because they were a magical race, they were able to use their powers to fight crime in the Niswa world. Niswa was the only magical hero to escape the Niswans and return into the original world. Niswa did all the hard work to ensure the world was peaceful, but that didn't mean that Niswa's actions were free of consequence.
As is true of any great story, the Niswans are the villain in Deathloop.
As someone who loved the original Niswa, I am extremely disappointed that the story has turned into a lot of the same old stuff. If you want to see something new, check out the excellent Niswa: The Rise of Evil on YouTube.
The first part of the movie, which I highly recommend to anyone, is the “Gimme a Niswa” sequence. The scene starts with Niswa’s brother and sister and their friends, and they all decide to go out for a meal to celebrate the first birthday of Niswa, who has returned to the world. They are told that Niswa will be there to meet them. They arrive and Niswa is there to greet them.
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