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{{Crownie infobox | {{Crownie infobox | ||
| no = 129 | | no = 129 | ||
| − | | artwork = Oukochou | + | | artwork = Oukochou artwork.png |
| title = The Angler Demon | | title = The Angler Demon | ||
| type = Malicious | | type = Malicious | ||
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| RES = 1.60 | | RES = 1.60 | ||
| GROW = 1.30 | | GROW = 1.30 | ||
| − | | color 1 = | + | | color 1 = E1B2FF |
| − | | color 2 = | + | | color 2 = 015FFF |
| descrip = ''It is said to be always watching. It can attack instantly, without having to transition through space and time like a natural creature. While feasting on bodies, its true nourishment is from consumption of the soul.'' | | descrip = ''It is said to be always watching. It can attack instantly, without having to transition through space and time like a natural creature. While feasting on bodies, its true nourishment is from consumption of the soul.'' | ||
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== Found at == | == Found at == | ||
| − | *[[Lost Province]] (Boss) | + | *[[Lost Province]] (Boss) |
== Move Learnset == | == Move Learnset == | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
| − | + | * Oukochou was a [[List of Monsters by Designer|guest design monster]] by artist [https://takakifalcon.wixsite.com/falcontree Saiko Takaki], who is best known for her work as the mangaka of ''Vampire Hunter D'', and character designer/illustrator for the ''[https://wiki.telefang.net Keitai Denjuu Telefang]'' monster taming series. | |
| + | * Oukochou (オウコチョウ, peacock flower) is the Japanese name for the plant ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesalpinia_pulcherrima Caesalpinia pulcherrima]'', as a nod to ''Telefang 1'' where all Denjuu had plant-themed names. | ||
[[Category:Monsters]] | [[Category:Monsters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:00, 12 June 2023
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Found at[edit]
- Lost Province (Boss)
Move Learnset[edit]
| Level | Move | Power | Type | Damage | Status |
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| 0 | Swallow Power | N/A |  Unstable
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 Magic
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Self: +2 Synergy, -20% ATK |
| 7 | Dragon Blast 2 | 9 | Unstable
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Magic
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Foe: -10% RES |
| 18 | Miasma | 4 | Unstable
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Magic
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Foe: -5% all stats, 80% Chance of Infection |
| 29 | Heavy Stagger | 8 |  Brute
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Magic
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Foe: -2 Synergy |
| 35 | Soul Stealer | 5 | Unstable
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Magic
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Self: +10% all stats. Foe: -10% all stats |
| 46 | Triple Bite | 4 |  Relentless
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 Physical
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Self: +5% ATK. Foe: -5% DEF |
| 52 | Black Magic | 10 |  Malicious
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Magic
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N/A |
| 60 | Adrenatoxin | 3 | Relentless
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Magic
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Foe: 80% chance of inflicting Adrenaline Rush |
In-game Sprites[edit]
| Egg | Default | Brute | Relentless | Unstable | Malicious | Will |
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Trivia[edit]
- Oukochou was a guest design monster by artist Saiko Takaki, who is best known for her work as the mangaka of Vampire Hunter D, and character designer/illustrator for the Keitai Denjuu Telefang monster taming series.
- Oukochou (オウコチョウ, peacock flower) is the Japanese name for the plant Caesalpinia pulcherrima, as a nod to Telefang 1 where all Denjuu had plant-themed names.
