Shiren:Gitan: Difference between revisions

Gitan; ギタン
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	Gitan artwork from Shiren 6.
Localization
Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer	Gitan
Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 3 - The Sleeping Princess and the Karakuri Mansion	Gitan
Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate	Gitan
/ Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate (2020)	Gitan
/ Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate (SP)	Gitan
/ Shiren the Wanderer: The Mystery Dungeon of Serpentcoil Island	Gitan

Latest revision as of 20:52, 14 July 2025

Gitan (Japanese: ギタン) is the currency in the Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer series. It made its debut in Mystery Dungeon 2: Shiren the Wanderer in 1995. Shopkeepers and Blacksmiths require it for services. In addition, you can sell items to shops in exchange for Gitan. In addition to being used as currency, Shiren can obtain rewards for storing certain amounts of Gitan in the bank in the games that have a bank system in place.

Appearances

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

Games

Gitan appears in Mystery Dungeon 2: Shiren the Wanderer. Gitan appears in Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer. Gitan 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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Merch

A Shiren the Wanderer: Gitan Pouch (Japanese: 風来のシレンギタンの巾着) was available at the 2024 Shiren the Wanderer Exhibition.

Gallery

Official Artwork

(2024)
Shiren 6 official artwork.

Gitan in the original Shiren the Wanderer.
Gitan in Shiren the Wanderer GB: Monster of Moonlight Village.
Gitan menu icon in Shiren the Wanderer DS.
Gitan in Shiren the Wanderer DS.
Gitan in Shiren the Wanderer 3: The Sleeping Princess and the Karakuri Mansion.
Gitan menu icon in Shiren the Wanderer DS2: Magic Castle of the Desert.
Gitan in Shiren the Wanderer DS2: Magic Castle of the Desert.
The trophy icon Shiren the Wanderer 5: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate.

Summer 2024
Nintendo Magazine (English)
Summer 2024
Nintendo Magazine (Japanese)

Trivia

The only way to put genuinely a pile of Gitan inside a jar or throw a pile of Gitan is to hold B while walking over it, thus preventing players from picking it up. Then, useing Underfoot commands to manipulate it.
- Monsters disguised as Gitan can be picked up normally like other items.
Monsters of the Pickpocket family seek out and steal Gitan. If Shiren isn't nearby, they will stand on piles of Gitan, and will steal Shiren's if he approaches them.

In Other Languages

Language		Name
English		Gitan
Japanese		ギタン

v • d • e Armbands / Bracelets ^(List)
Ace's Armband • Aching Armband ^{(Inacc. Bracelet • Bad-aim Bracelet)} • Alertness Armband • Alert Bracelet ^{Rousing Bracelet} • Alleyway Armband ^{(Alleyway Bracelet • Passage-find Bracelet)} • Analyzer Armband ^{(Identify Bracelet • Appraiser's Bracelet)} • Anti-Feeble Armband • Anti-Hani Armband • Anti-Parry Brce. ^{(Affixing Bracelet)} • Antidote Armband ^{(Cleansing Bracelet)} • Antidrain Armband • Armband of Calm ^{(Anti-Cnf. Bracelet • Focusing Bracelet)} • Armband of Turning • Armband of Loss ^{(Item-losing Bracelet)} • Armband of Luck • Armband of Miss • Armband of Parry • Armband of Regret ^{(Critical Bracelet • Dreaded Bracelet)} • Armband of Revival • Armband of Sight ^{(Scout Bracelet • Clairvoyant Bracelet)} • Armband of Spirits • Armband of Wish • Barrier Armband • Bellyexpand Bracelet • Bellyshrink Bracelet • Berserk Armband • Binge Armband • Bouncy Bracelet • Bunch Bracelet • Cannonboost Bracelet • Clear Armband • Clinging Armband • Convert Armband • Critical Armband • Curseless Armband ^{(Anti-Crs. Bracelet • Cursebreak Bracelet)} • Daredevil Bracelet • Defense Armband • Diet Armband • Discount Armband ^{(Haggling Bracelet)} • Dozer Bracelet • Dragon Tile Bracelet • Escapist Armband ^{(Wall Clip Bracelet • Wallpass Bracelet)} • Explosive Armband ^{(Explosion Bracelet • Blasting Bracelet)} • Fireward Armband • Floating Bracelet • Gerridae Armband ^{(Waterwalk Brce. • Waterwalk Bracelet)} • Gitan-losing Bracelet • Golden Armband • Happy Armband ^{(Growth Bracelet • Fortune Bracelet)} • Hercules Armband ^{(Strength Bracelet)} • Identity Armband • Itemphobic • Item Detector ^{(Item-find Bracelet)} • Kappa Armband • Levelholder Armband • Loud Armband • Nullify Armband • Merchant Armband • Mojo Bracelet • Monster Detector ^{(Monster-find Bracelet)} • Monsterphobic • Monster Summoner ^{(Monstercall Bracelet)} • Nfu Armband • Night Ward • No-Control Armband • Nonary Bracelet • Pacorepkin Armband • Paper Armband • Passage Armband • Passerby Bracelet • Pitcher's Armband ^{(Can. Arm Bracelet • Far-throwing Bracelet)} • Pure Armband • Rainbow Armband • Rapid-fire Bracelet • Recovery Armband ^{(Heal Bracelet • Healing Bracelet)} • Regular Armband • Revival Armband • Rustless Armband ^{(Rustproof Bracelet)} • Salty Bracelet • Search Armband • Security Armband • Shield Armband • Shinobi Armband • Spirited Armband • Sleepless Armband • Song Bracelet • Staunch Bracelet • Sturdy Armband • Sure-aim Bracelet • Swipe Armband • Tiptoe Bracelet • Trap Armband (1) ^{(Trapper Bracelet • Trapper's Bracelet)} • Trap Armband (2) ^{(Trap Bracelet • Trapmore Bracelet)} • Trap Seek Armband • Turn Armband • Vigilant Armband • VIP Bracelet • Warding Armband • Warp Armband ^{(Blink Bracelet • Leaping Bracelet)}

v • d • e Food ^(List) (Bananas • Meat • Peach Buns • Riceballs ^(Onigiri))
Cooked	Boiled Egg • Cooked Meat • Roasted Banana • Toasted Riceball ^{(Grilled Onigiri)}
Regular	Big Riceball ^{(Large Onigiri)} • Bufu's Riceball • Choco Banana • Diet Banana • Egg • Giant Riceball ^{(Huge Onigiri)} • Green Banana • Hard Peach • Ice Banana • Juicy Peach • Koyori's Riceball • Meat • Peach • Peach Bun • Riceball ^(Onigiri) • Ripe Banana • Special Riceball ^{(Special Onigiri)} • Strange Riceball • Sumo Onigiri • Sweet Potato • Tropical Riceball • Yakitori • Yellow Banana
Rotten	Rotten Banana • Rotten Meat • Rotten Peach • Rotten Peach Bun • Rotten Riceball ^{(Rotten Onigiri)}

v • d • e Herbs and Seeds / Grasses ^(List)
Angel Seed • Antidote Herb ^{(Antidote Grass)} • Berserk Seed • Big Belly Seed ^{(Stomach Expander • Bellyexpand Seed)} • Bitter Herb ^{(Feeble Grass)} • Blinding Grass • Boost Herb • Curative Herb ^{(Heal Grass • Healing Grass)} • Dark Fire Herb ^(Imabikiso) • Dracon Grass • Dragon Herb ^{(Dragon Grass)} • Fine Grass • Gut Grass • Happiness Herb ^{(Joyous Herb • Cheery Grass • Fortune Grass)} • Herb of Amnesia ^{(Amnesia Herb • Amnesia Grass)} • Haste Herb ^{(Swift Grass)} • Healing Herb • Herb of Invisibility ^{(Invisible Herb)} • Herb of Confusion ^{(Confusion Herb • Confusion Grass)} • Herb of Life ^{(Life Herb • Life Grass)} • Herb of Revival ^{(Revival Herb • Revival Grass)} • Herb of Sight ^{(Eye Salve Herb • Perception Grass • Seewell Grass)} • Herb of Strength ^{(Strength Herb • Strength Grass)} • Herb of Victory ^{(Victory Herb • Invincible Grass)} • Hercules Herb • Kigny Seed • Little Belly Seed ^{(Stomach Shrinker • Bellyshrink Seed)} • Medicinal Herb ^(Herb) • Millennium Pill • Nymph Grass • Poison Herb ^{(Poison Grass)} • Power Up Grass ^{(Power-up Grass)} • Rage Seed ^{(Rage Grass)} • Ranzan Herb • Repeat Grass • Restorative Herb ^{(Otogiriso • Otogirisou)} • Seed of Ill Luck ^{(Ill Luck Seed • SuperUnlucky Seed • Ill-fated Seed)} • Seed of Misfortune ^{(Misfortune Seed • Unlucky Seed)} • Sleeping Herb ^{(Sleepy Grass • Sedating Grass)} • Talk Seed • Undo Grass • Upgrade Seed • Warp Herb ^{(Warp Grass)} • Weeds

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

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[1] ttps://www.nintendo.com/jp/software/feature/magazine_2024summer/index_en.html?page=24&device=pc

[2] ttps://www.nintendo.com/jp/software/feature/magazine_2024summer/index.html?page=43&device=pc

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 {{Shiren the Wanderer (series) Item Infobox
-   | enname        = Gitan
+   | name          = Gitan
    | jpname        = ギタン
    | romaji        = Gitan
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 }}
-'''Gitan''' {{JA|ギタン|Gitan|}} is the currency in the {{GameTitle|ShirenSeries|l|i}}. It made its debut in {{Shiren1SFCTitle}} in 1995. {{Shiren|Shopkeepers}} and {{Shiren|Blacksmiths}} require it for services. In addition, you can sell items to shops in exchange for Gitan. In addition to being used as currency, {{Shiren|Shiren}} can obtain rewards for storing certain amounts of Gitan in the bank in the games that have a bank system in place.
+'''Gitan''' {{JA|ギタン|Gitan|}} is the currency in the {{ShirenSeriesTitle}}. It made its debut in {{Shiren1SFCTitle}} in 1995. {{Shiren|Shopkeepers}} and {{Shiren|Blacksmiths}} require it for services. In addition, you can sell items to shops in exchange for Gitan. In addition to being used as currency, {{Shiren|Shiren}} can obtain rewards for storing certain amounts of Gitan in the bank in the games that have a bank system in place.
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 ===Games===
-{{GameClass Scrollbox|
+{{Scrollbox|
 * '''{{Shiren1SFC|Gitan}}''' appears in {{Shiren1SFCTitle}}.
-** '''{{Shiren1DS|Gitan}}''' appears in {{GameTitle|Shiren1DS|l|i}}.
+** '''{{Shiren1DS|Gitan}}''' appears in {{Shiren1DSTitle}}.
-* '''{{Shiren6|Gitan}}''' appears in {{GameTitle|Shiren6|l|i|}}.
+* '''{{Shiren6|Gitan}}''' appears in {{Shiren6Title}}.
 }}
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 ==Trivia==
 * The only way to put genuinely a pile of Gitan inside a jar or throw a pile of Gitan is to hold B while walking over it, thus preventing players from picking it up. Then, useing Underfoot commands to manipulate it.
 ** Monsters disguised as Gitan can be picked up normally like other items.
 * Monsters of the Pickpocket family seek out and steal Gitan. If Shiren isn't nearby, they will stand on piles of Gitan, and will steal Shiren's if he approaches them.
 ==In Other Languages==
 {{In Other Languages

Shiren:Gitan: Difference between revisions

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