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Xorionn: /* How to Fuse */

2012-07-03T21:00:29Z

‎How to Fuse

Xorionn: /* How to Fuse */

2012-06-06T16:09:46Z

‎How to Fuse

Xorionn: /* How to Fuse */

2012-06-06T16:09:27Z

‎How to Fuse

Xorionn: /* How to Fuse */

2012-06-06T16:07:38Z

‎How to Fuse

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2012-06-06T16:06:36Z

‎How to Fuse

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 {{DataFusionRaptor}}
-==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/onmoraki.png Onmoraki==
+==http://i.imgur.com/ajX5UWn.png Onmoraki==
 {{main|Onmoraki}}
 A type of specter found in Japanese legends. Onmoraki are former humans whose spirits have been transformed by hatred because they did not undergo rites of purification after they died. They appear as cranes with human heads and forked tongues. They shake their feathers and wail in high-pitched human voices.
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 {{main|Moh Shuvuu}}
-==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/zhen.png Zhen==
+==http://i.imgur.com/zsxTMcG.png Zhen==
 {{main|Zhen}}
 A venomous bird appearing in Chinese legends. Its body is as large as an eagle, and its beak is the color of polished bronze, or reddish-black. Its feathers are a brilliant mix of purple and green.
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 These feathers are infused with a venom so deadly that plants wither and die wherever it flies. It is said that in ancient China, the wings of the Zhen were cut off and steeped in rice wine to make a poisonous brew that was used in assassinations. Since there were no known venomous birds, the Zhen was long held to be a mythical creature. However, the recent discovery of a bird with venomous wings in New Guinea has raised the possibility that the Zhen may actually have existed in the past.
-==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/furiae.png Furiae==
+==http://i.imgur.com/JKBxIOe.png Furiae==
 {{main|Furiae}}
 The three goddesses of revenge in Roman mythology. In Greek mythology they were known as the Erinyes. They are sometimes named among the Harpies who live in hell. The Furiae would pursue sinners to the ends of the earth to catch them and take their souls to hell, where they would be given unendurable punishments to fit their crimes. However, the Furiae never killed their victims.
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 The three Furiaes were named Alecto ("unceasing"), Tisiphone ("avenging murder"), and Megaera ("grudging"). They were said to be the physical embodiment of the gods' vengeance. However, in Roman mythology, they were also known as the Eumenides ("Gracious Ones").
-==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/camazotz.png Camazotz==
+==http://i.imgur.com/CX2KD71.png Camazotz==
 {{main|Camazotz}}
 A bat god of Mayan mythology. He lives in the Hall of Bats, which stands in Xibalba, the underworld and home of the gods of death.
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 Camazotz is well-known for cutting off the head of the hero One-Hunahpu. His sons, Hunahpu and his twin brother Xbalanque, later took back his head and defeated the gods of death, but the twins eventually met their doom in battle.
-==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/anzu.png Anzu==
+==http://i.imgur.com/P190xIt.png Anzu==
 {{main|Anzu}}
-==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/hresvelgr.png Hresvelgr==
+==http://i.imgur.com/MpwQXig.png Hresvelgr==
 {{main|Hresvelgr}}
 In Norse mythology, Hresvelgr is a giant who takes eagle form. According to the poem Vafpruonismal from the Poetic Edda, he sits at the end of the world and causes the wind to blow when he beats his wings in flight.
-==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/gurr.png Gurr==
+==http://i.imgur.com/1DUQrB8.png Gurr==
 {{main|Gurr}}
 According to Sri Lankan Buddhism, Gurr (or Gurulu) is an evil and carnivorous giant eagle that feeds on flesh. It is widely believed that Gurr is a demonization of the Hindu lesser deity Garuda as Sri Lankan Buddhism and Hinduism have been at odds in the past.

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 The greatest desire of the Onmoraki (is to) undergo purification rites, and they are said to appear in Buddhist temples. They are also known to appear to monks who are lax in reciting their sutras.
-==Moh Shuvuu==
+==[[File:Moh Shuvuu icon.png]] Moh Shuvuu==
 {{main|Moh Shuvuu}}

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 | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Success Rate'''
 |-
-| Rank Down||Onmoraki||1||0||99%
+| Rank Down||[[Onmoraki]]||1||0||99%
 |-
 | 2-55||[[Moh Shuvuu]]||28||?||?%
 |-
-| 56-81||Zhen||41||840||39%
+| 56-81||[[Zhen]]||41||840||39%
 |-
-| 82-89||Furiae||45||1012||33%
+| 82-89||[[Furiae]]||45||1012||33%
 |-
-| 90-137||Camazotz||69||2380||7%
+| 90-137||[[Camazotz]]||69||2380||7%
 |-
 | Special Fusion||[[Anzu]]||70||?||10%
 |-
-| 138+||Hresvelgr||78||3042||3%
+| 138+||[[Hresvelgr]]||78||3042||3%
 |-
 | Special Fusion||[[Gurr]]||83||?||-2%
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 The greatest desire of the Onmoraki (is to) undergo purification rites, and they are said to appear in Buddhist temples. They are also known to appear to monks who are lax in reciting their sutras.
 ==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/zhen.png Zhen==

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 | Rank Down||Onmoraki||1||0||99%
 |-
-| 2-81||Zhen||41||840||39%
+| 2-55||[[Moh Shuvuu]]||28||?||?%
 |-
 | 82-89||Furiae||45||1012||33%
 |-
 | 90-137||Camazotz||69||2380||7%
 |-
 | 138+||Hresvelgr||78||3042||3%
 |}
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 The three Furiaes were named Alecto ("unceasing"), Tisiphone ("avenging murder"), and Megaera ("grudging"). They were said to be the physical embodiment of the gods' vengeance. However, in Roman mythology, they were also known as the Eumenides ("Gracious Ones").
 ==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/camazotz.png Camazotz==
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 ==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/anzu.png Anzu==
 ==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/hresvelgr.png Hresvelgr==
 {{main|Hresvelgr}}
 In Norse mythology, Hresvelgr is a giant who takes eagle form. According to the poem Vafpruonismal from the Poetic Edda, he sits at the end of the world and causes the wind to blow when he beats his wings in flight.

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 The three goddesses of revenge in Roman mythology. In Greek mythology they were known as the Erinyes. They are sometimes named among the Harpies who live in hell. The Furiae would pursue sinners to the ends of the earth to catch them and take their souls to hell, where they would be given unendurable punishments to fit their crimes. However, the Furiae never killed their victims.
-The three Furiaes were named Alecto ("unceasing"), Tisiphone ("avenging murder"), and Megaera ("grudging"). They were said to be the physical embodiment of the gods' vengeance. However,in Roman mythology, they were also known as the Eumenides ("Gracious Ones").
+The three Furiaes were named Alecto ("unceasing"), Tisiphone ("avenging murder"), and Megaera ("grudging"). They were said to be the physical embodiment of the gods' vengeance. However, in Roman mythology, they were also known as the Eumenides ("Gracious Ones").
 ==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/gurr.png Gurr==

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 ==How to Fuse==
 {|style="border-collapse:collapse; text-align:center" border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1"
 | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Fusion Range'''
 | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Demon'''
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 | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Success Rate'''
 |-
-| [[Vile]]||[[Fairy]]||Rank Down||Onmoraki||1||0||99%
+| Rank Down||Onmoraki||1||0||99%
 |-
-| [[Divine]]||[[Reaper]]||2-81||Zhen||41||840||39%
+| 2-81||Zhen||41||840||39%
 |-
-| [[Avian]]||[[Wild Bird]]||82-89||Furiae||45||1012||33%
+| 82-89||Furiae||45||1012||33%
 |-
-| [[Avian]]||[[Evil Demon]]||90-137||Camazotz||69||2380||7%
+| 90-137||Camazotz||69||2380||7%
 |-
-| [[Avian]]||[[Reaper]]||138+||Hresvelgr||78||3042||3%
+| 138+||Hresvelgr||78||3042||3%
-|-
-| [[Wild Bird]]||[[Reaper]]||||||||||
-|-
-| [[Wild Bird]]||[[Fallen]]||||||||||
-|-
-| [[Wild Bird]]||[[Evil Dragon]]||||||||||
-|-
-| [[Wild Bird]]||[[Brute]]||||||||||
-|-
-| [[Evil Demon]]||[[Holy Beast]]||||||||||
-|-
-| [[Reaper]]||[[Wilder]]||||||||||
-|-
-| [[Reaper]]||[[Fallen]]||||||||||
-|-
-| [[Evil Dragon]]||[[Haunt]]||||||||||
 |}
 ==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/onmoraki.png Onmoraki==

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 | [[Avian]]||[[Wild Bird]]||82-89||Furiae||45||1012||33%
 |-
-| [[Avian]]||Evil Demon||90-137||Camazotz||69||2380||7%
+| [[Avian]]||[[Evil Demon]]||90-137||Camazotz||69||2380||7%
 |-
-| [[Avian]]||Reaper||138+||Hresvelgr||78||3042||3%
+| [[Avian]]||[[Reaper]]||138+||Hresvelgr||78||3042||3%
 |-
-| [[Wild Bird]]||Reaper||||||||||
+| [[Wild Bird]]||[[Reaper]]||||||||||
 |-
 | [[Wild Bird]]||Fallen||||||||||
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 | Evil Demon||Holy Beast||||||||||
 |-
-| Reaper||Wilder||||||||||
+| [[Reaper]]||Wilder||||||||||
 |-
-| Reaper||Fallen||||||||||
+| [[Reaper]]||Fallen||||||||||
 |-
 | Evil Dragon||Haunt||||||||||

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 | Divine||Reaper||2-81||Zhen||41||840||39%
 |-
-| Avian||Wild Bird||82-89||Furiae||45||1012||33%
+| [[Avian]]||[[Wild Bird]]||82-89||Furiae||45||1012||33%
 |-
-| Avian||Evil Demon||90-137||Camazotz||69||2380||7%
+| [[Avian]]||Evil Demon||90-137||Camazotz||69||2380||7%
 |-
-| Avian||Reaper||138+||Hresvelgr||78||3042||3%
+| [[Avian]]||Reaper||138+||Hresvelgr||78||3042||3%
 |-
-| Wild Bird||Reaper||||||||||
+| [[Wild Bird]]||Reaper||||||||||
 |-
-| Wild Bird||Fallen||||||||||
+| [[Wild Bird]]||Fallen||||||||||
 |-
-| Wild Bird||Evil Dragon||||||||||
+| [[Wild Bird]]||Evil Dragon||||||||||
 |-
-| Wild Bird||Brute||||||||||
+| [[Wild Bird]]||Brute||||||||||
 |-
 | Evil Demon||Holy Beast||||||||||