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The Kappa Squad are a group of 3 friendly {{Shiren6|Bored Kappa}} called by Tatsumi Shiren. They can be called by the player by using the Summon Kappa Squad ability. They throw items at enemies and may miss. They disappear when going to the next floor, but can be called by using the ability again. | The Kappa Squad are a group of 3 friendly {{Shiren6|Bored Kappa}} called by Tatsumi Shiren. They can be called by the player by using the Summon Kappa Squad ability. They throw items at enemies and may miss. They disappear when going to the next floor, but can be called by using the ability again. | ||
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* Tatsumi Shiren's ability system is similar to {{Pkmn|Pokémon}} {{Pkmn|move}}s. {{Shiren|Fullness}} takes the role of {{Pkmn|PP}}, and item shortcuts are replaced with the abilities, like Pokémon Moves. | |||
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Revision as of 23:40, 6 July 2024
Tatsumi Shiren (Japanese: 竜海シレン) is a playable character in Template:GameTitle. They are the fusion of Shiren and Tatsumi, and is controlled by the player in dungeons. Tatsumi Shiren is unlocked by interacting with the Sacred Tree after completing Cavern of Suiryu for the first time, and can be selected as a playable character when entering a dungeon from the Sacred Tree. Tatsumi Shiren was introduced in the Second Content Update.
Movement
Tatsumi Shiren can move over water. Doing so restores HP and rots Onigiri.
Limitations
Tatsumi Shiren cannot equip Weapons, Shields, Bracelets, or use Projectile items.
Attack
Tatsumi Shiren's has a whip attack with a range of two tiles in front.
Abilities
Tatsumi Shiren can use 4 different abilities. They are selected by either holding ZL and then pressing A/B/X/Y, or selecting them manually from "Ability" in the X button menu. Using an ability consumes Fullness.
| Ability | Button | Fullness | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| English | Japanese | |||
| Vault | A | -10 | Shoots a magic bullet that teleports you to either the tile in front of a wall or the location of a hit target. | |
| Raging Tornado | B | -20 | Knocks every monster in the room back into another room. | |
| Summon Kappa Squad | X | -40 | Summons up to 3 Kappa Squad guardian(s).
Relatively weak, they provide support by throwing items. Even Bored Kappa are sharpshooters that never miss. | |
| Rain's Blessing | Y | -20 | Turns the selected item into Grass or Food. | |
Rain's Blessing Items
The following items can be obtained by using Rain's Blessing:
- Poison Grass
- Dragon Grass
- Confusion Grass
- Otogirisou
- Sedating Grass
- Large Onigiri
- Berserk Seed
- Life Grass
- Bellyexpand Seed
- Seewell Grass
- Revival Grass
- Herb
- Onigiri
Kappa Squad
The Kappa Squad are a group of 3 friendly Bored Kappa called by Tatsumi Shiren. They can be called by the player by using the Summon Kappa Squad ability. They throw items at enemies and may miss. They disappear when going to the next floor, but can be called by using the ability again.
Gallery
Official artwork.
Trivia
- Tatsumi Shiren's ability system is similar to Pokémon moves. Fullness takes the role of PP, and item shortcuts are replaced with the abilities, like Pokémon Moves.
In Other Languages
| Language | Name | |
|---|---|---|
| English | Tatsumi Shiren | |
| Japanese | 竜海シレン | |
See Also
 / Shiren the Wanderer: The Mystery Dungeon of Serpentcoil Island - Characters
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|---|---|
| Playable | Asuka (DLC) • Kokatsu Shiren • Koppa (DLC) • Shiren • Tatsumi Shiren |
| Travel Companions | Asuka • Porky the Pirate • Hibiki • Seki • Tugai |
| Escorts | Kawasaku |
| Services | |
| Roamers (List) |
Bundle'emall • Exorcist Pilgrim • Fullabell the Fairy • Gin the Silver Remover • Hikyaku • Hoku the Rice Cook • Jiru the Rune Engraver • Kante the Appraiser • Kouka the Wanderer • Kusan the Farmer • Nazoh • Retto the Jeweler • Tsuemaki the Peddler • Tabu the Samurai • Togi the Swordsmith • Yaki the Potter |
| Monster Pups (List) |
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References
- [1] Japanese name.