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− | | 62+||[[Take-Mikazuchi]]||71||2520||4% | + | | 62-67||[[Tajikarao]]||34||578||69% |
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+ | | Tri-fusion||[[Hino-Kagutsuchi]]||65||?||38% | ||
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+ | | 67+||[[Take-Mikazuchi]]||71||2520||4% | ||
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+ | |Tri-fusion||[[Tsukuyomi]]||80||?||15% | ||
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+ | |Tri-fusion||[[Amaterasu (M)]]||84||?||8% | ||
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+ | |Tri-fusion||[[Amaterasu (F)]]||94||?||6% | ||
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{{DataFusionHeavenly God}} | {{DataFusionHeavenly God}} | ||
− | ==http:// | + | ==http://i.imgur.com/daMTfsy.png Omoikane == |
{{main|Omoikane}} | {{main|Omoikane}} | ||
One of the "Eight Million" of Japanese mythology, the son of Takamimusubi. He is known as the god of knowledge. | One of the "Eight Million" of Japanese mythology, the son of Takamimusubi. He is known as the god of knowledge. | ||
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He is still enshrined today at the Chichibu and Togakushi Shrines as the god of knowledge, learning, and exam-taking. | He is still enshrined today at the Chichibu and Togakushi Shrines as the god of knowledge, learning, and exam-taking. | ||
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+ | ==[[File:Tajikarao icon.jpeg]] Tajikarao== | ||
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==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/hinokagutsuchi.png Hino-Kagutsuchi == | ==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/hinokagutsuchi.png Hino-Kagutsuchi == | ||
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{{main|Take-Mikazuchi}} | {{main|Take-Mikazuchi}} | ||
One of the sons of Okuninushi. When Amatsukamis decided to increase their influence on the earth, they sent Takemikazuchi to conquer Takeminakata. They had the first sumo match which Takemikazuchi won. Takeminakata then had his arms been cut and fled to Lake Suwa, where he married the Suwa goddess Yasakatome and became the guardian god. | One of the sons of Okuninushi. When Amatsukamis decided to increase their influence on the earth, they sent Takemikazuchi to conquer Takeminakata. They had the first sumo match which Takemikazuchi won. Takeminakata then had his arms been cut and fled to Lake Suwa, where he married the Suwa goddess Yasakatome and became the guardian god. | ||
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==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/tsukuyomi.png Tsukuyomi== | ==http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4272178/MTWiki/Icon/tsukuyomi.png Tsukuyomi== | ||
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+ | ==[[File:Amaterasu(M) icon.png]] Amaterasu (Male)== | ||
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+ | ==[[File:Amaterasu(F) icon.png]] Amaterasu (Female)== | ||
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{{HeavenlyGodBar}}{{DemonCompendiumBar}} | {{HeavenlyGodBar}}{{DemonCompendiumBar}} | ||
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[edit] How to Fuse
Fusion Range | Demon | Level | Cost | Success Rate |
1-61 | Omoikane | 31 | 480 | 24% |
62-67 | Tajikarao | 34 | 578 | 69% |
Tri-fusion | Hino-Kagutsuchi | 65 | ? | 38% |
67+ | Take-Mikazuchi | 71 | 2520 | 4% |
Tri-fusion | Tsukuyomi | 80 | ? | 15% |
Tri-fusion | Amaterasu (M) | 84 | ? | 8% |
Tri-fusion | Amaterasu (F) | 94 | ? | 6% |
Elemental Fusions | |||
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Erthys | Aeros | Aquans | Flamies |
Down | Down | Down | Down |
Race Combinations in Dyad Fusion | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Demon God+Goddess | Demon God+Avian | Demon God+Nation Ruler | Demon God+Guardian | |||||||||||||||||
Goddess+Divine | Goddess+Avian | Goddess+Demigod | Seraphim+Earth Mother | |||||||||||||||||
Seraphim+Earth Element | Avian+Demigod | Avian+Dragon King | Avian+Nation Ruler | |||||||||||||||||
Wild Bird+Dragon | Demigod+Godly Beast |
[edit] Omoikane
- Main article: Omoikane
One of the "Eight Million" of Japanese mythology, the son of Takamimusubi. He is known as the god of knowledge.
Omoikane is famous as the one chosen by the gods to develop a plan to lure Amaterasu out of hiding in Amanoiwato after she was driven there by Susano'o.
He is still enshrined today at the Chichibu and Togakushi Shrines as the god of knowledge, learning, and exam-taking.
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[edit] Tajikarao
- Main article: Tajikarao
[edit] Hino-Kagutsuchi
- Main article: Hino-Kagutsuchi
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[edit] Take-Mikazuchi
- Main article: Take-Mikazuchi
One of the sons of Okuninushi. When Amatsukamis decided to increase their influence on the earth, they sent Takemikazuchi to conquer Takeminakata. They had the first sumo match which Takemikazuchi won. Takeminakata then had his arms been cut and fled to Lake Suwa, where he married the Suwa goddess Yasakatome and became the guardian god.
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[edit] Tsukuyomi
- Main article: Tsukuyomi
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[edit] Amaterasu (Male)
- Main article: Amaterasu (M)
[edit] Amaterasu (Female)
- Main article: Amaterasu (F)
Demonic Compendium | ||
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By Alignment | Law | Herald • Entity • Deity • Vile • Avian • Megami • Amatsu • Raptor • Divine • Jaki • Flight • Yoma • Jirae • Machine |
Neutral | Reaper • Holy • Beast • Fairy • Element • Fiend • Genma • Wilder • Snake • Night • Avatar | |
Chaos | Foul • Brute • Haunt • Dragon • Fallen • Femme • Kunitsu • Lady • Drake • Kishin • Omega • Tyrant • Gaean | |
By Family | God | Deity • Megami • Entity |
Aerial | Herald • Divine • Fallen | |
Icon | Vile • Amatsu • Reaper • Kunitsu • Lady • Kishin • Omega | |
Demon | Jaki • Jirae • Brute • Femme | |
Dragon | Snake • Dragon • Drake | |
Nether | Yoma • Fairy • Genma • Night • Tyrant | |
Bird | Avian • Raptor • Flight | |
Beast | Holy • Beast • Wilder • Avatar | |
Scourge | Haunt | |
Pagan | Foul | |
Prime | Element | |
Human | Fiend • Gaean | |
Device | Machine |
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