Shiren:Mastersword: Difference between revisions

Mastersword; どうたぬき
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	Mastersword as it appears in Princess Suzune and the Tower of Slumber
Localization
Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer	Mastersword
Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 3 - The Sleeping Princess and the Karakuri Mansion	Mastersword
Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate	Dotanuki; (Level 1)
/ Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate (2020)	Dotanuki; (Level 1)
/ Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate (SP)	Dotanuki; (Level 1)
/ Shiren the Wanderer: The Mystery Dungeon of Serpentcoil Island	Doutanuki

Latest revision as of 20:56, 14 July 2025

Mastersword (Japanese: どうたぬき), later known as Dotanuki or the Masakuni sword, is a Weapon in the Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer series. It made its debut in Mystery Dungeon 2: Shiren the Wanderer in 1995. Masterswords are a wider blade Katana, made by a master swordmaker Genba Dotanuki.

An improved version called the Master X can be obtained in Shiren 1 for the Nintendo DS which later became the Level 6 Dotanuki in Shiren 5, localized as the Fine Dotanuki in Shiren 5 for the PlayStation Vita.

Appearances

For more about Masterswords in specific media, see the following articles:

Games

Mastersword appears in Mystery Dungeon 2: Shiren the Wanderer. Mastersword appears in Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer. Mastersword appears in Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer GB - Monster of Moonlight Village. Mastersword appears in Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer - Monster of Moonlight Village for Android. Mastersword appears in Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 2 - Shiren's Castle and the Oni Invasion. The Mastersword appears in Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer GB2 - Magic Castle of the Desert. The Mastersword appears in Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer DS2 - Magic Castle of the Desert. The Mastersword appears in Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer Gaiden - Asuka the Swordswoman. Mastersword appears in Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 3 - The Sleeping Princess and the Karakuri Mansion. Dotanuki appears in Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 4 - The Eye of God and the Devil's Navel. Dotanuki appears in Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 5 - The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate. Dotanuki Type appears in Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate. The Mastersword appears in ^Pachinko CR Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer: Princess Suzune and the Tower of Slumber. Doutanuki appears in / Shiren the Wanderer: The Mystery Dungeon of Serpentcoil Island.

Shiren 1			Save Surala				Moonlight Village				Shiren 2		Magic Castle		Asuka		Shiren 3		Shiren 4		Shiren 5				Tower of Slumber	Shiren 6
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Other Levels

Shiren 4: DS, Shiren 5: DS, Vita Dotanuki (Japanese: どうたぬき) Plain Dotanuki (Japanese: どうたぬき中) Honed Dotanuki (Japanese: どうたぬき上) Keen Dotanuki (Japanese: 地鉄どうたぬき) Rare Dotanuki (Japanese: 新鉄どうたぬき) Fine Dotanuki (Japanese: どうたぬき改) Great Dotanuki (Japanese: 名刀どうたぬき) Epic Dotanuki (Japanese: 魔剣どうたぬき)

Gallery

Official Artwork

(2006)
Mastersword art from a Shiren 1 DS source book.
(2006)
Master X art from a Shiren 1 DS source book.

Games

(1996)
Weapon sprite used by Masterswords in Moonlight Village GB.
(2001)
A Mastersword in Magic Castle GBC.
(2006)
A Mastersword in Shiren 1 DS.
(2008)
A Mastersword in Shiren 3 Wii.
(2008)
A Mastersword in Magic Castle DS.
(2013)
A Mastersword in Tower of Slumber.

In Other Languages

Language		Name
English		Mastersword ^{Shiren 1 DS, Shiren 3 Wii} Dotanuki (Level 1) ^{(Shiren 5 Vita)} Doutanuki ^{(Shiren 6)}
Japanese		どうたぬき

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v • d • e Jars / Pots ^(List)
4-2-8 Pot • Absorb Jar • Aksys Pot ^{(Developer Pot)} • Blessed Jar ^{(Blessing Pot)} • Bottomless Jar ^{(Black Hole Pot)} • Cannon Jar • Cash Jar ^{(Sale Pot)} • Character Pot • Chiropractic Jar ^{(Heal Pot)} • Choco Pot • Cursed Jar ^{(Curse Pot)} • Dodger Pot • Fever Pot • Floramorph Pot • Gaibara's Jar • Gimensha Jar • Grass Pot • Grilling Pot • Healing Jar • Heavenly Pot • Hilarious Pot • Jar Fragment • Jar of Change ^{(Change Jar • Presto Pot)} • Jar of Division • Jar of Hiding ^{(Hiding Jar • Hide Pot)} • Jar of Hiding (Unofficial Translation) • Jar of Holding ^{(Holding Jar • Preservation Pot)} • Jar of Identity ^{(Identity Jar • Identify Pot)} • Klein Pot • Lucky Pot • Melding Jar ^{(Synthesis Pot)} • Memento Pot • Modder's Pot • Monster Jar ^{(Monster Pot)} • Monster Pot (Unofficial Translation) • Perceptive Pot • Pointless Jar • Pot of Oil • Purifying Jar ^{(Exorcism Pot)} • Receiving Jar • Reflection Pot • Regular Jar ^{(Ordinary Pot)} • Savings Pot • Sealed Jar • Secret Pot • Sending Jar • Shrine Maid. Pot • Sticky Jar ^{(Sticky Pot)} • Storehouse Jar ^{(BS Storage Jar)} • Strengthening Jar ^{(Upgrade Pot)} • Surprise Pot • Teleport Jar • Traditional Jar • Unbreakable Jar ^{(Unbreakable Pot)} • Unlucky Pot • Venting Jar ^{(Anger Jar)} • Walrus Jar ^{(Zalokleft Pot)} • Water Jar ^{(Water Pot)} • Weakening Jar ^{(Degrade Pot)} • Zen Pot

v • d • e Projectiles ^(List) (Arrows • Cannonballs • Stones)
Bullseye Arrows ^{(Truestrike Arrow)} • Cannon Balls ^{(Cannonballs)} • Confusion Arrows • Critical Arrows ^{(Critical Arrow)} • David's Bullet • Fatal Arrows ^{(Killer Arrow)} • Gale Arrows • Iron Arrow ^{(Iron Arrows)} • Karanba Arrows • Knockback Arrows ^{(Knockback Arrow)} • Lightning Arrows • Moon Stones • Piggy Stones ^{(Porky Rock)} • Poison Arrows ^{(Poison Arrow)} • Random Arrow • Rightstone • Shadowbind Arrows • Silver Arrow ^{(Silver Arrows)} • Stones ^{(Stone • Rock)} • Suicide Arrow • Tank Ammo • Vitality Arrows ^{(Drain Arrow)} • Wooden Arrow ^{(Wooden Arrows • Wood Arrow)} NETA: へもじの矢 • 爆弾石

v • d • e Scrolls ^(List)
Air Bless Scroll ^{(Fate Scroll)} • Arbor Scroll • Armband Fusion Scroll • Attraction Scroll • Banana Scroll • Bankruptcy Scroll • Barrier Scroll • Big Explosion Scroll • Blank Scroll • Blastwave Scroll ^{(Vacuum Slash Scrl)} • Blaze Scroll • Blessing Scroll • Collection Scroll • Commend. Letter • Copy Scroll • Coupon Scroll • Curing Scroll • Curse Scroll • Darth Scroll • Destruction Scroll ^{(Destroyer Scroll • Expulsion Scroll)} • Dispel Aura Scroll • Dragon Orb Scroll • Drought Scroll ^{(Desert Scroll)} • Earth Bless Scroll ^{(Soil Bless Scroll • Earth Scroll)} • Escape Scroll • Extraction Scroll • Failure Scroll • Gambler's Scroll • Gathering Scroll • Great Hall Scroll • Hands Full Scroll ^{(Overloaded Scroll • Grounded Scroll)} • Heal Party Scroll • Healing Scroll • Homing Scroll • Gravity Scroll • Ice Scroll • Immunity Scroll • Jar Growth Scroll ^{(Pot God Scroll)} • Lightning Scroll • Light Scroll • Lost Arts Scroll • Mate Scroll • Monster Recover Scroll • Monster Scroll ^{(Mnster House Scrl)} • Night-Day Scroll • Nixer Scroll • Nullify Scroll • Oil Scroll • Paranoia Scroll ^{(Fear Scroll)} • Piece of Paper • Plating Scroll • Pot Dog Scroll • Power Up Scroll • Recommend. Letter • Replenish Scroll • Restock Scroll • Retreat Scroll • Riceball Scroll ^{(Onigiri Scroll)} • Rockfall Scroll • Sale Scroll • Sanctaruy Scroll • Sanctuary Scroll • Scroll of Blessing ^{(Blessing Scroll • Exorcism Scroll)} • Scroll of Chains • Scroll of Confusion ^{(Confusion Scroll)} • Scroll of Explosion ^{(Explosion Scroll)} • Scroll of Extinction • Scroll of Fasten • Scroll of Fight • Scroll of Fire • Scroll of Haste ^{(Haste Scroll • Swift Foe Scroll)} • Scroll of Identity ^{(Identity Scroll)} • Scroll of Light ^{(Light Scroll • Navigation Scroll)} • Scroll of Need ^{(Distress Scroll • Fixer Scroll)} • Scroll of Removal ^{(Extinction Scroll)} • Scroll of Silence ^{(Silence Scroll • Muzzled Scroll)} • Scroll of Sleep ^{(Sleep Scroll • Slumber Scroll)} • Scroll of Traps ^{(Traps Scroll • Trap Scroll)} • Scroll of Trouble • Scroll of Victory • Shadow Scroll • Scroll of Water • Soaked Scroll ^{(Wet Scroll)} • Squid Sushi Scroll • Sturdy Pot Scroll • Sumeragi Scroll • Super Trap Scroll • Fusion Scroll • Tag Scroll • Technique Scroll • Trap Killer Scroll ^{(Trap Deletion Scrl)} • Trap Trigger Scroll • Unexploded Scroll • Wandering Scroll ^{(Lost Scroll)}

v • d • e Shields ^(List)
Armor Ward ^{(Bulky Shield • Heavy Aspis ^Lv.5)} • Armor X • Basilisk Shield • Beast King Shield ^{(Beast King Shld ^Lv.4)} • Binary Shield ^Lv.1 • Blazing Shield ^Lv.1 • Blast Shield • Blast X • Bowl Shield ^Lv.1 • Bronzeward ^{(Bronze Shield ^Lv.6)} • Bronze X • Cave Mamel Shield • Century Shield • Cerulean Shield • Crimson Shield ^{(Red Shield ^Lv.1)} • Curseless Shield • Daisangen Shield • Day Shield ^Lv.1 • Deflect Shield • Demon Shield • Doubled Rune Shield • Dragonward ^{(Dragon Aegis ^Lv.7)} • Dragon X • Echo Shield • Elegant Shield • Evasive Shield ^{(Spry Shield ^Lv.1)} • Exchange Shield • Fancy Shield • Festival Shield • Firefly Shield • Fox Shield ^Lv.1 • Fragile Shield ^{(Shoddy Heater ^Lv.4)} • Froggo Stopper • Gaze Shield ^{(Anti-Gaze Shld ^Lv.2)} • Genseki Shield • Glass Buckler ^Lv.1 • Gold Shield ^Lv.1 • Golden X • Ground Counter • Gyadon Blocker ^Lv.1 • Hades' Shield • Halberd Shield • Half Warrior Shield • Happy Shield • Heavy Shield • Helix Shield ^Lv.1 • Hide Shield • Hide X • Hoshino Mikoshi • Iridescent Shield • Iron Shield ^{(Iron Aspis ^Lv.4)} • Iron X • Ivory Shield • Kabra's Armor • Karakuroid Shield • Keshin Shield • Kigny Shield • Lock Shield ^Lv.1 • Lucky Shield ^{(Student Shield ^Lv.1)} • Mamel Shield • Meteorite Shield ^{(Fine Shieldite ^Lv.5)} • Midnight Shield ^Lv.1 • Missile Shield • Onigiri Shield ^Lv.1 • Ookabuto Shield • Parry Shield ^Lv.1 • Pathetic Shield ^Lv.1 • Pauper's Plank ^Lv.1 • Pickpocket Shield • Plain Targe ^Lv.1 • Poison Shield • Power Shield • Prism Shield ^{(Prismagic Shld ^Lv.7)} • Pyrite Shield • Ration Shield ^{(Diet Shield ^Lv.1)} • Rubber Shield • Rush Shield ^Lv.1 • Sacred Shield • Safe Shield ^Lv.1 • Satori Shield ^{(Nirvana Board ^Lv.1)} • Savage Shield • Scale Shield • Spiked Ward ^{(Spikeward • Mega Counter ^Lv.7)} • Spiked X • Steadfast Shield ^Lv.5 • Stormward ^{(Helix Shield ^Lv.1)} • Tempered Wooden Shield • Tree Shield • Walrus Shield • Windshield ^{(Wind Shield • Fuuma Aspis ^Lv.5)} • Wolfshead ^Lv.1 • Wood Shield • Wood X NETA: ジャガーの盾 ^Lv.1 • 鬼哭の盾 • 心眼の盾 • アイアントドの盾 • 轟雷ナバリの盾 • アイアントドの盾 • バトルリベンジ • ラセン幻魔の盾 • 幻魔の盾 • 龍神の盾

v • d • e Spells / Talismans ^(List)
Berserker Tal. • Clone Spell • Confusion Spell ^{(Conf. Talisman)} • Dream Spell • Enraged Talisman • Furious Talisman • Glorious Talisman • Pain Share Spell • Paranoia Spell ^{(Fear Talisman)} • Poison Spell • Seal Spell ^{(Seal Talisman)} • Shadow Bind Tal. • Sleep Spell^{(Sleep Talisman)} • Slow Spell ^{(Slow Talisman)} • Slumber Spell ^{(Slumber Talisman)} • Swift Talisman • Whiff Spell ^{(Inacc. Talisman)}

v • d • e Staves ^(List)
Absorb Staff • Accelerating Staff ^{(Haste Staff • Swift Staff)} • Adamant Staff • Alloy Staff • Attract Staff • Blaze Staff • Bolt Staff • Bomb Staff • Bufu's Staff • Change Staff • Doppelganger Staff ^{(Decoy Staff • Clone Staff)} • Drama Staff • Earthen Staff • Electric Staff • Exile Staff • Failure Staff • Fire Staff • Fire Staff (Unofficial Translation) • Flash Bomb Staff • Forest Staff • Gaia Staff • Hail Staff • Herb Effect Staff • Herb Reception Staff • Ice Staff • Icicle Staff • Illusion Staff • Inferno Staff • Invisible Staff • Knockback Staff • Knowledge Staff • Leaping Staff ^{(Pinning Staff)} • Lightning Staff • Magician Staff • Midnight Staff • Mud Staff ^{(Fort. Staff)} • Nagging Staff • Nature Staff • Onyx Staff • Ordinary Staff • Pain Sharing Staff ^{(Pain Share Staff • Empathy Staff)} • Phantom Staff • Possession Staff • Pull Staff • Quarter Staff • Raging Fury Staff • Raging Staff • Sealing Staff ^{(Nullify Staff • Seal Staff)} • Shadow Staff • Shadowbind Staff • Sharing Staff • Shocking Staff • Skull Staff • Mage Staff • Sorcerer Staff • Spirit Staff • Staff of Drawing • Staff of Exchange • Staff of Happiness ^{(Challenge Staff • Glorious Staff)} • Staff of Misfortune ^{(Misfortune Staff • Unlucky Staff)} • Staff of Paralysis ^{(Paralysis Staff)} • Staff of Postpone ^{(Transient Staff)} • Staff of Recovery ^{(Recovery Staff)} • Staff of Sacrifice • Staff of Sloth ^{(Sloth Staff • Slow Staff)} • Staff of Stability ^{(Balance Staff)} • Steel Staff • Staff of Swing • Switching Staff ^{(Swap Staff)} • Tenjin Staff • Thunder Staff • Trap Killer Staff ^{(Trap Del. Staff)} • Tree Staff • Tunnel Staff ^{(Boring Staff)} • Whiff Staff • Wizard Staff • Wraith Staff

v • d • e Weapons ^(List)
Adamant Pickaxe • Air Slayer ^{(Cloud Cleaver ^Lv.5)} • Amano Kagura • Aura Spear • Axe of Pursuit • Baffle Axe ^Lv.1 • Bamboo Spear • Bamboo Sword • Blade Cleaver • Bladed Wheel • Blurry Stick ^Lv.1 • Branch of Weakness • Bonito Block • Bronze Sword ^{(Bronze Blade ^Lv.5)} • Bufu's Cleaver • Cave Mamel Sword • Celestial Sword • Cell Armor Sword • Cerulean Blade • Chaos Axe • Charged Rod • Chunsoft Sword • Circuit Breaker • Confusion Blade • Copper Cleaver ^Lv.1 • Crescent Arm ^{(Crescent Katana ^Lv.1)} • Crimson Blade ^{(Red Sword ^Lv.5)} • Crisis Sword • Cudgel ^{(Ordinary Stick ^Lv.1)} • Cudgel X • Cyclops Killer ^{(Myopic Masher ^Lv.1)} • Daisangen Sword • Demon Slayer • Dirk of Debts ^Lv.1 • Doubling Sword • Doubled Rune Weapon • Dragonkiller ^{(Dragon Killer • Dragon Blade ^Lv.6)} • Dragonkill X • Drain Buster ^{(Drain Master ^Lv.8)} • Extreme Sword ^Lv.1 • Fang Sword ^{(Fang Blade ^Lv.5)} • Firebrand ^{(Fiery Fuuma ^{Fuuma Sword Lv.7})} • Fish Spear • Flame Sword ^Lv.3 • Fox Kodachi ^Lv.1 • Fragile Edge ^{(Shoddy Edge ^Lv.4)} • Fuuma Katana ^{Fuuma Sword Lv.5} • Fuuma Sword ^Lv.1 • Gamarra Whip • Genseki Sword • Giant Harisen • Glass Dirk ^Lv.1 • Gobo • Golden Blade ^{(Dull Gold Edge ^Lv.1)} • Goldblade X • Healing Sword • Hidamari's Sword • Homing Blade ^{(True Rapier ^Lv.4)} • Houken Blade • Hydra's Sword ^{(Sea Snake Blade ^Lv.5)} • Iridescent Sword • Ironhead's Head • Iron Hammer • Ivory Sword • Jitte • Kabra Reborn ^{(Kaburasutegi ^Lv.8)} • Kabra's Blade • Kabura Katana ^Lv.1 • Katana ^Lv.1 • Kengo's Katana • Kigny Axe • Life Sword • Lucky Hammer • Lucky Sword • Magic Masher ^Lv.1 • Mamel Sword • Marine Slasher • Mastersword ^{(Dotanuki ^Lv.1)} • Master X ^{(Fine Dotanuki ^{Dotanuki Lv.6})} • Mattock • Megataur Axe • Meteorite Blade ^{(Katanite ^Lv.5)} • Mijinha • Minotaur's Axe • Moonbow Sword • Morning Star • Naginata • Nap Rattle ^Lv.1 • Nodachi • Onigiri Sword • Ookabuto Axe • Paralysis Pike • Pathetic Blade ^Lv.1 • Perfect Blade • Pickaxe ^{(Rusty Pickaxe ^Lv.1)} • Polearm • Polearm X • Power Pole • Pyrite Sword • Razor Wind ^{(Gale Gutter ^Lv.5)} • Recovery Sword • Ryujin Sword • Sacred Sword ^{(Sealing Keisaku ^Lv.1)} • Scythe ^Lv.1 • Sealing Sword • Senkakon • Shadow Blade • Shadowbind Blade • Shield Cleaver • Shockuto ^Lv.1 • Sickle Slayer • Slumber Sword • Soul Sickle • Spark Sword ^{(Flash Blade ^Lv.6)} • Spear • Steel Fan • Sturdy Hammer • Tempered Wooden Sword • Tornado Sickle • Uchigatana Issen • Violent Blade ^Lv.1 • War God's Axe ^{(Hatchet ^Lv.1)} • Watou • White Tiger Axe • Wooden Mallet ^{(Old Mallet ^Lv.1)} • Wonder Pick ^Lv.1 • Wooden Sword • Yomino Minasoko • Zabimaru NETA: バーゲンの刀 ^Lv.1 • カミナの剣 ^Lv.1 • 一つ目斬 • ドレインレイド • 破邪の鎌 • まさくに • 豪剣マンジカブラ • 旋風かまいたち • 無双チュンソフ刀 • 魔剣カブラステギ

v • d • e Miscellaneous Items ^(List)
Broken Traps • Dirt • Dish • Electrified Item • Fake Item • Flowers • Friendship License • Gitan ^{(Net Gitan)} • Golden Feather • Hot Spring Water • Karakuri Key • Legendary Kron Items • Point Card • Tainted Wing • Water

References

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-{{Shiren Item Infobox
+{{Shiren the Wanderer (series) Item Infobox
    | name          = Mastersword
-   | kana          = どうたぬき
+   | jpname        = どうたぬき
    | romaji        =
    | hepburn       =
@@ Line 10: / Line 10: @@
    | Shiren 3 Wii  = Mastersword
    | Shiren 5 Vita = Dotanuki<br><sup>(Level 1)</sup>
-   | Shiren 5 2020 =
+   | Shiren 5 2020 = Dotanuki<br><sup>(Level 1)</sup>
-   | Shiren 5 SP   =
+   | Shiren 5 SP   = Dotanuki<br><sup>(Level 1)</sup>
-   | Shiren 6      =
+   | Shiren 6      = Doutanuki
 }}
-'''Mastersword''' {{JA|どうたぬき||}}, also known as the Masakuni sword, later known as the Dotanuki, is a {{Shiren|Weapon}} in the ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer (series)|Shiren the Wanderer}}'' series. Masterswords are a wider blade Katana, made by a master swordmaker {{Shiren|Genba Dotanuki}}. It made its debut in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon 2: Shiren the Wanderer}}''{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|SFC|small}} in 1995.
+'''Mastersword''' {{JA|どうたぬき||}}, later known as Dotanuki or the Masakuni sword, is a {{Shiren|Weapon}} in the {{ShirenSeriesTitle}}. It made its debut in {{Shiren1SFCTitle}} in 1995. Masterswords are a wider blade Katana, made by a master swordmaker {{Shiren|Genba Dotanuki}}.
-An improved version called the {{Shiren|Master X (Item)|Master X}} can be obtained in Shiren 1 for the Nintendo DS which later became the Level 6 Dotanuki in Shiren 5, localized as the Fine Dotanuki in Shiren 5 for the PlayStation Vita.
+An improved version called the {{Shiren|Master X (item)|Master X}} can be obtained in Shiren 1 for the Nintendo DS which later became the Level 6 Dotanuki in Shiren 5, localized as the Fine Dotanuki in Shiren 5 for the PlayStation Vita.
 __TOC__
 {{Clear}}
 ==Appearances==
+For more about Masterswords in specific media, see the following articles:
+===Games===
+{{Scrollbox|
+* '''{{Shiren1SFC|Mastersword}}''' appears in {{Shiren1SFCTitle}}.
+** '''{{Shiren1DS|Mastersword}}''' appears in {{Shiren1DSTitle}}.
+* '''{{MoonlightVillageGB|Mastersword}}''' appears in {{MoonlightVillageGBTitle}}.
+** '''{{MoonlightVillageSP|Mastersword}}''' appears in {{MoonlightVillageSPTitle}}.
+* '''{{Shiren2|Mastersword}}''' appears in {{Shiren2Title}}.
+* The '''{{MagicCastleGBC|Mastersword}}''' appears in {{MagicCastleGBCTitle}}.
+** The '''{{MagicCastleDS|Mastersword}}''' appears in {{MagicCastleDSTitle}}.
+* The '''{{AsukaTheSwordswomanDC|Mastersword}}''' appears in {{AsukaTheSwordswomanDCTitle}}.
+* '''{{Shiren3Wii|Mastersword}}''' appears in {{Shiren3WiiTitle}}.
+* '''{{Shiren4DS|Dotanuki}}''' appears in {{Shiren4DSTitle}}.
+* '''{{Shiren5DS|Dotanuki}}''' appears in {{Shiren5DSTitle}}.
+** '''{{Shiren5Vita|Dotanuki Type}}''' appears in {{Shiren5VitaTitle}}.
+* The '''{{TowerOfSlumber|Mastersword}}''' appears in {{TowerOfSlumberTitle}}.
+* '''{{Shiren6|Doutanuki}}''' appears in {{Shiren6Title}}.
+}}
 {{Shiren Games Table
    | Shiren 1 SFC          = ✓
@@ Line 47: / Line 66: @@
    | Shiren 5 2020         = ✓
    | Shiren 5 SP           = ✓
-   | Shiren 6              =
+   | Tower of Slumber      =
-}}
+  | Shiren 6              = ✓
-===Games===
-{{GameClass Scrollbox
-|content=
-* '''{{Shiren1SFC|Dotanuki}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon 2: Shiren the Wanderer}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|SFC|small}}
-** '''{{Shiren1DS|Mastersword}}''' appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer (game)|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer}}'' {{ConsoleLogo|DS|small}}
-* '''{{MoonlightVillageGB|Mastersword}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer GB - Monster of Moonlight Village}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|GB|small}}
-** '''{{MoonlightVillageMobile|Mastersword}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer - Monster of Moonlight Village for Android}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|Android|small}}
-* '''{{Shiren2|Dotanuki}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 2 - Shiren's Castle and the Oni Invasion}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|N64|small}}
-* The '''{{MagicCastleGBC|Mastersword}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer GB2 - Magic Castle of the Desert}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|GBC|small}}
-** The '''{{MagicCastleDS|Mastersword}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer DS2 - Magic Castle of the Desert}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|DS|small}}
-* The '''{{AsukaTheSwordswomanDC|Mastersword}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer Gaiden - Asuka the Swordswoman}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|DC|small}}
-* '''{{Shiren3Wii|Mastersword}}''' appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 3 - The Sleeping Princess and the Karakuri Mansion}}'' {{ConsoleLogo|Wii|small}}
-* '''{{Shiren4DS|Dotanuki}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 4 - The Eye of God and the Devil's Navel}}''{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|DS|small}}
-* '''{{Shiren5DS|Dotanuki}}'''{{NT}} appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 5 - The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate}}''.{{NT}} {{ConsoleLogo|DS|small}}
-** '''{{Shiren5Vita|Dotanuki}}''' appears in ''{{Shiren|Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate (Vita)|Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate}}''. {{ConsoleLogo|Vita|small}}
-* The '''{{TowerOfSlumber|Mastersword}}''' appears in ''{{Shiren|Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer: Princess Suzune and the Tower of Slumber}}''.{{UT}} <sup>Pachinko</sup>
 }}
 ====Other Levels====
-{{GameClass Scrollbox
+{{Scrollbox|
-|content=
 * Shiren 4: DS, Shiren 5: DS, Vita
 # {{Shiren Loc. Anchor|Dotanuki}} {{JAnb|どうたぬき||}}
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 ==Gallery==
-<tabber>
+===Official Artwork===
-Games=
+<gallery>
+Shiren 1 DS Source Book - Mastersword.png | (2006)<br>Mastersword art from a Shiren 1 DS source book.
+Shiren 1 DS Source Book - Master X.png    | (2006)<br>Master X art from a Shiren 1 DS source book.
+</gallery>
+===Games===
 <gallery>
 Moonlight Village GB - Weapon sprite 1.png | (1996)<br>Weapon sprite used by Masterswords in ''Moonlight Village GB''.
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 Tower of Slumber - Mastersword.png         | (2013)<br>A Mastersword in ''Tower of Slumber''.
 </gallery>
-|-|
-Official art=
-<gallery>
-Shiren 1 DS Source Book - Mastersword.png | (2006)<br>Mastersword art from a Shiren 1 DS source book.
-Shiren 1 DS Source Book - Master X.png    | (2006)<br>Master X art from a Shiren 1 DS source book.
-</gallery>
-</tabber>
-<!--
-==Trivia==
-*
--->
 ==In Other Languages==
 {{In Other Languages
-   | en    = Mastersword <sup>Shiren 1 DS, Shiren 3 Wii</sup><br> Dotanuki (Level 1) <sup>Shiren 5 Vita</sup>
+   | en    = Mastersword <sup>Shiren 1 DS, Shiren 3 Wii</sup><br> Dotanuki (Level 1) <sup>(Shiren 5 Vita)</sup><br>Doutanuki <sup>(Shiren 6)</sup>
    | ja    = どうたぬき
    | fr    =

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