So I search up Kanji in Sekiro since that font style looks similar to the one used in the game and I saw that you're right.
This kanji appears whenever an enemy attempts what's described as a "perilous attack", which is an incoming attack that can't be blocked by the player.
Unlike Sekiro himself, however, the shota doesn't appear to be adept at dodging or doing a mikiri counter, nor does he have a prosthetic shinobi arm with tools that would help him against would-be assailants.
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