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* Licho is based on a character from [[Wikipedia:Atsushi_Nakajima#The_Moon_Over_the_Mountain|Sangetsuki]] (The Moon Over the Mountain), a short novel by Japanese author, Atsushi Nakajima. | * Licho is based on a character from [[Wikipedia:Atsushi_Nakajima#The_Moon_Over_the_Mountain|Sangetsuki]] (The Moon Over the Mountain), a short novel by Japanese author, Atsushi Nakajima. | ||
** The character is Li Zheng, a man who was aspired to be a renowned poet. He became frustrated, and eventually insane, when failed to do so and was transformed into a tiger. | ** The character is Li Zheng, a man who was aspired to be a renowned poet. He became frustrated, and eventually insane, when failed to do so and was transformed into a tiger. Licho is the Japanese pronounciation of his Chinese name (李徴). | ||
** The story itself was inspired by Chinese legend from Tang Dynasty era, Ren Hu Zhuan (The Tiger Man). | ** The story itself was inspired by Chinese legend from Tang Dynasty era, Ren Hu Zhuan (The Tiger Man). | ||
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Transient Information
[Poem-Penning Tiger] Licho
【詩詠みの人虎】リチョウ
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Like | Ganglie Sanat Kumara Astaroth→ |
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Dislike | Tetsuox→ | → Sanat Kumara Gorozaemon |
[The Word-Weaving Dreamer] Licho
【言魂操る夢想者】リチョウ
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[Festival Fanboy] Licho
【お祭ヤンキー】リチョウ
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Summon | Huhu~! My name is Li Chou! Battle, Breakaway, Bravery, Vivid penmanship! It's not a high school debut! Take good care of me. |
Beginning of Battle | Man proposes, God disposes. Tahaa, it's a culture leak! I'm done for! |
Move | Comin' at ya with irresistible force! |
Attacking | Oruraaa!! |
Skill Activation | Be entralled!! |
Hit (minor) | Ouch! |
Hit (major) | Gotta scram...! |
Charge | Incantation of a spell, power of words, resonate! Listen to the incantation! Passing Enthusiastic Endorsement*, All I Can Do is Howl! OOOOUUUU!! |
Victory | Glad I came along with you on this! Next time, it will be decided on a blank check by me! |
KO'd | Huh...? This is the end for me!? I ain't losin' yet! I'll keep going till the bitter end!! |
Title Screen | Jiangshi Night (10/15/19 ~ ??): Tokyo Afterschool Summoners. Huhu~! Li Chou's been waitin' for ya! Leave your lot to me! I'll take good care of ya as we are kindred spirits! |
Event (Shop) | Line |
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hit-major-2 charge-2 love love-2 title-2 open open-2 close close-2 greeting encouraging touched conversation-1 conversation-2 conversation-3 conversation-4 self character-1 character-2 character-3 character-4 event event-1 event-2 event-3 event-4 special special-1 special-2 special-3 special-4 specialevent specialevent-1 specialevent-2 specialevent-3 specialevent-4 |
Appearances
Transient Summons
Transient | Transient Summon |
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Licho () | - Tiger Year Transient Summon (2022) - Jiangshi Night Transient Summon (2021) (2021) - Jiangshi Night Transient Summon (2020) (2020) - Jiangshi Transient Summon (2019 Dec) (2019) - Arise! Jiangshi Night Transient Summon (2019) |
Licho (Festival) () | - Overseas Exhibition Transient Summon (2023) - Fortune Festival Magic Transient Summon (2022 Re-Release) (2022) - Tiger Year Limited Pickup Transient Summon (2022) - Fortune Festival Magic Transient Summon (2020 December Re-Release) (2020) - Fortune Festival Magic Transient Summon (2020) |
Notes
- Licho is based on a character from Sangetsuki (The Moon Over the Mountain), a short novel by Japanese author, Atsushi Nakajima.
- The character is Li Zheng, a man who was aspired to be a renowned poet. He became frustrated, and eventually insane, when failed to do so and was transformed into a tiger. Licho is the Japanese pronounciation of his Chinese name (李徴).
- The story itself was inspired by Chinese legend from Tang Dynasty era, Ren Hu Zhuan (The Tiger Man).
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