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| | {{#vardefine:transient release date|2017-08-01}} | ||
{{#vardefine:transient en jingi|<ruby>Ocean's Dying Vow<rt>Oath of the Whaler</rt></ruby>}} | |||
{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|The whaling ship captain with an artificial leg. A water buffalo beastman. He found the protagonist and the others stranded in the sea of Tokyo Bay overlapped with the seas of the other 23 worlds, placed them on his own boat, then drove the basics of sailing into them. A certain important something was stolen from his life, so he crosses the various seas chasing after a certain sea monster as an avenger. If he hears information about this sea monster, he shows a side of him lost to madness. To him the position of ship captain is one to take pride in, and he seeks the self-consciousness to order the people who board his boat. However no matter who it is, even if it were someone with a scar on their lower leg he possesses a great magnanimity to take them as sailors on his ship.}} | |||
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{{#vardefine:transient jp en research file|For fearing not even the heavens in his pursuit of gold, this man was transformed into the form of a bull in retribution. He dedicates his life to revenge against the Gods who walk the Earth. He owns a Whaling Ship Sacred Artifact, the Rule of which is devoted to hunting his prey to obliteration. Isolated from the wider world upon the ship, the rest of the crew gradually becomes infected with his ambition. He has a strong affinity with those who choose to live lives of rebellion upon principle, despite knowing their goals can never be achieved. He also suffers a complex sense likened to self-hatred towards a certain man from a different world with a similar Rule.}} | |||
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|summon=Good grief… Who’d think I’d end up picking up adrift kids… well, whatever, since I picked you up, I’ll have you working a bit. First thing I’ll teach you is how to prepare a harpoon. | |||
|battle=There’s a lot on the starboard! We’ll be charging at them! | |||
|move=Keep going this way! | |||
|attack=I’ll drive it in you! | |||
|skill=Took you long enough! | |||
|hit-minor=Not yet…! | |||
|hit-major=Gaah! | |||
|charge=Meeting with me means you ran out of luck. Ocean's Dying Vow, White Sperm Whaler! | |||
|victory=We’ve cleared this sea course! Huh, so this one isn’t it either… Well, let’s go, head to the next part of the open sea! | |||
|ko=So this is the place where I die. Lively, without even time to drink booze… this was unexpectedly good for my last moments… | |||
|love=Ah... You are my harbor. I ask just one... just one thing. Do not go ahead of me. | |||
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== | ==Notes== | ||
*His character is based off a combination of Captain Ahab from the novel Moby Dick, and King Ahab of Israel from the Tanakh. | |||
** His bovine appearance is due to the original King Ahab being a worshipper of the Canaanite deity Baal, who is commonly attributed to a bull. | |||
* Ahab has two Sacred Artifacts | |||
* Ahab was previously a king in Eden, but his skepticism of the God of Eden's deity status wrought the God's anger. The God struck Ahab and transformed him into a Buffalo Beastman. | |||
** His Ship Sacred Artifact is sturdier than normal ships. It was inherited by Eita through passing on a long knife signifying ownership in [[Embark! Summer Ocean Adventure]]. It is unclear if he ever regains ownership of his Ship by the end of the event. | |||
** His Aramaic Shaft (shaft of a Harpoon) Sacred Artifact, Oath of the Whaler, was the weapon with which he was struck by the God of Eden. It was a tool for the God of Eden to restrain mortals and keep them out of the heavens, and has the power to seal Rules. It does so by degrading the individual it hits, removing any uniqueness it has. It bestows him with the Role of the Conqueror and the Rule of Deprivation. | |||
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