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* [[wikipedia:Komainu|Komainu]], sometimes called lion-dogs, are statues put in the entrance of Shinto temples with the objective of warding off evil spirits. | * [[wikipedia:Komainu|Komainu]], sometimes called lion-dogs, are statues put in the entrance of Shinto temples with the objective of warding off evil spirits. | ||
* While bearing heavy resemblance to a certain yokai, Agyou does indeed have a love for cones. | * While bearing heavy resemblance to a certain yokai, Agyou does indeed have a love for cones. | ||
*His Charge skill, Misogiharae, is a Shinto term that combines the words misogi (禊) and harae (祓) which refers to the act of purifying the mind and body by removing sins and impurities that are considered taboo. | |||
** Misogi is performed when a person who serves in a Shinto ritual comes into contact with impurities, and harae is performed on those who committed sins and impurities. | |||
*[[Year of the Wildest Boar]] | *[[Year of the Wildest Boar]] | ||
**He enjoys cleaning due to how his grandfather thought it was similar to purification ceremonies | **He enjoys cleaning due to how his grandfather thought it was similar to purification ceremonies |
Revision as of 13:42, 25 October 2024
Transient Information
[Doggy Defender] Agyo
【若き狛犬】アギョウ
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Like | Moritaka Algernon Inaba→ |
→ Melusine Seth | |
Dislike | → | → Tsathoggua Inaba |
[Border Pet-rol] Agyo
【境界の守り手】アギョウ
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Summon | My name is Agyou, an old venerable guardian! ...I can say that I'm still practicing... Hey! Don't laugh! |
Beginning of Battle | Here lies a sacred domain! The bad guys must be pushed back! |
Move | Okay, let's do it! |
Attacking | Tomoe, run wild! |
Skill Activation | Tomoe, let's go! |
Hit (minor) | That won't work~! |
Hit (major) | Tch...... This is nothing......! |
Charge | Listen well, the lion's roar that repels evil! Emotional Solidarity, Water Purification Ritual! ...Don't look down on me for being a kid! |
Victory | Alright~! The guardian scored a big one! Come and admire me, hehehehe~! |
KO'd | You won't go any further! ...I have to protect... Oh it's no use...... |
Love | Lately, your Guardian points have going up lots! maybe, just maybe, if you’re fine with it, we can go together to a place we want to protect… that’s what I think now… |
Event (Shop) | Line |
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Appearances
Item Summon
Transient | Transient Summon |
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Agyo () | - Fortune Gacha (2018) |
Notes
- Komainu, sometimes called lion-dogs, are statues put in the entrance of Shinto temples with the objective of warding off evil spirits.
- While bearing heavy resemblance to a certain yokai, Agyou does indeed have a love for cones.
- His Charge skill, Misogiharae, is a Shinto term that combines the words misogi (禊) and harae (祓) which refers to the act of purifying the mind and body by removing sins and impurities that are considered taboo.
- Misogi is performed when a person who serves in a Shinto ritual comes into contact with impurities, and harae is performed on those who committed sins and impurities.
- Year of the Wildest Boar
- He enjoys cleaning due to how his grandfather thought it was similar to purification ceremonies
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