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''“O-HOHOHO, I am the great demon, | ''“O-HOHOHO, I am the great demon, the golden-furred nine tails! My my, aren’t you a nice looking master? It is still okay... to join my harem, no?”'' | ||
== {{Star|3}} == | == {{Star|3}} == | ||
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| base skill 3 = 獣の末裔 | | base skill 3 = 獣の末裔 | ||
| base skill 4 = | | base skill 4 = | ||
| charge skill name = | | charge skill name = Keisei Sangoku | ||
| charge skill description = Deal own element and magic damage + Increase CP of all nearby allies and self | | charge skill description = Deal own element and magic damage + Increase CP of all nearby allies and self | ||
| charge skill pattern = Weapon Spread Magic | | charge skill pattern = Weapon Spread Magic | ||
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| cost = 16 | | cost = 16 | ||
| element = 火 | | element = 火 | ||
| weapon type = | | weapon type = 斬撃 | ||
| hp = 801 | | hp = 801 | ||
| hp growth = | | hp growth = | ||
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| base skill 3 = 獣の末裔 | | base skill 3 = 獣の末裔 | ||
| base skill 4 = | | base skill 4 = | ||
| charge skill name = | | charge skill name = Keisei Sangoku | ||
| charge skill description = Deal own element and magic damage + Increase CP of all nearby allies and self | | charge skill description = Deal own element and magic damage + Increase CP of all nearby allies and self | ||
| charge skill pattern = Weapon Spread Magic | | charge skill pattern = Weapon Spread Magic | ||
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| → {{Companion icon|size=small|Gabriel}} | | → {{Companion icon|size=small|Gabriel}} | ||
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== Notes == | |||
* The White-Faced Golden-Furred Nine-Tailed Fox (白面金毛九尾の狐, Hakumen Konmou Kyuubi no Kitsune), is a fox spirit in Japanese mythology that possesses various women connected to rulers, causing discord in their region. | |||
* Her charge skill, Keisei Sangoku, is a reference to the three concubines Tamamo-no-Mae of Japan, Daji of China and Lady Kayou of India, who corrupted the rulers of said countries. | |||