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{{#vardefine:transient en name|Kimun Kamui}} | {{#vardefine:transient en name|Kimun Kamui}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient gate|Kamuy Kotan}} | {{#vardefine:transient gate|Kamuy Kotan}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient en jingi|<ruby>A Bear's Fated Life and Death<rt> | {{#vardefine:transient en jingi|<ruby>A Bear's Fated Life and Death<rt>Unbearable Fate</rt></ruby>}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient en affiliation|Missionaries}} | {{#vardefine:transient en affiliation|Missionaries}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient release version|4.9.2}} | |||
{{#vardefine:transient release date|2020-06-30}} | |||
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{{#vardefine:transient en title|Trial Imposing Bear}} | {{#vardefine:transient en title|Trial Imposing Bear}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|Kimun Kamui has taken actions that apparently go to two different extremes, one being protecting the beloved human children and the other hunting people who have started growing to adulthood. However, System Kamui Kotan, which implements eternity by freezing things and rejecting change, consists of both sides. Those who see this atrocious side fear and call it Wen Kamui. Kimun Kamui's Sacred Artifact tears off a part of the clothes of a human who is starting to grow when directed at them, and it has the power to manifest its owner's past. Those who lose to their past selves end up losing their growth. Additionally, these past selves brought about by his power can also affect those influenced by other powers. These are not differing powers affecting someone at the same time. Rather, his artifact is bringing out and manifesting the past actions of the target. Nevertheless Kimun Kamui has feelings of support for those who want to grow and change themselves.}} | {{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|Kimun Kamui has taken actions that apparently go to two different extremes, one being protecting the beloved human children and the other hunting people who have started growing to adulthood. However, System Kamui Kotan, which implements eternity by freezing things and rejecting change, consists of both sides. Those who see this atrocious side fear and call it Wen Kamui. Kimun Kamui's Sacred Artifact tears off a part of the clothes of a human who is starting to grow when directed at them, and it has the power to manifest its owner's past. Those who lose to their past selves end up losing their growth. Additionally, these past selves brought about by his power can also affect those influenced by other powers. These are not differing powers affecting someone at the same time. Rather, his artifact is bringing out and manifesting the past actions of the target. Nevertheless Kimun Kamui has feelings of support for those who want to grow and change themselves.}} | ||
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|victory=Good, keep it up! It's just as I expected. | |victory=Good, keep it up! It's just as I expected. | ||
|ko=Even if I fall... this body will become someone's flesh and blood... | |ko=Even if I fall... this body will become someone's flesh and blood... | ||
|title='''Tokyo Afterschool Summoners.''' Touring Nupurupe, sleeping in the wilderness. | |title='''Tokyo Afterschool Summoners.''' Touring Nupurupe, sleeping in the wilderness. Here, put on more clothes, you'll get cold. | ||
Here, put on more clothes, you'll get cold. | |love=I want you to take my fur and my sambe (heart). Like how the spring wind melts the frozen earth, my heart now is beating with excitement. | ||
|open=You've come! Here, make sure you're supplied with all that you need. One can never be too prepared. Plan so that even being thrust into the bowels of the snowy mountains would not phase you. | |||
|close=At the end of winter always comes spring. Perhaps, that is the meaning behind my coming to Tokyo. With that said, let us depart! | |||
|encouraging=You look pale. Have you not been eating well? Very well, you can rely on me. I will treat you to some of the very best game. | |||
|touched=You've become quite jolly all of a sudden. My fur is for the people, so there is no need for discretion. Come warm yourself to your heart's delight. Mhm. | |||
|conversation-1=It would seem Tokyo is a place dissociated from famine and the severe cold. My packed-on blubber and thick layer of fur will prove quite useless. Hmm? You'd prefer that I keep it? Heheheh. | |||
|conversation-2=I can sense a small trace of my scent on you. There is a possibility that you were once, long ago, that hero of great renown who donned my furs. | |||
|greeting=I cannot condone the taking of a life in vain. But for the sustenance of the people, I shall do what I must. | |||
|self=If you are concerned over where I would sleep, a humble den would do me just fine. Wouldn't it be cold, you say? Worry not. My fur is warmer than any other Kamui's. | |||
|character-1=What genius is this? They are not to be underestimated, it would seem. It is as though a bear has come forth, bearing produce from the wild. | |||
|character-2=Their sense of ambition fills me with admiration. There must be something I can do for them. I should offer them sustenance for their growth. | |||
|event-1=Scout activities, you say? My experience in Kamui Kotan has provided me with the skills necessary for survival. I should be a boon to you here. | |||
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