Status
5764
Status
4611
1-4
50
Resistances
Normal
[x1]
Normal
[x1]
Normal
[x1]
Normal
[x1]
Normal
[x1]
Normal
[x1]
Normal
[x1]
Normal
[x1]
Normal
[x1]
Normal
[x1]
Stagger Threshold
70% (3227)
40% (1844)
10% (461)
-10% (-461)
After Attack, heal the Core and the Part equal to the amount of damage this unit's Attack Skill dealt
- Does not activate if the Head Part is either Staggered or Destroyed
- Does not activate if the Head Part is either Staggered or Destroyed
PASSIVE
Turn End: if this unit healed HP, gain 1 attackup and 1 defensedown next turn for every 10 HP healed (max 10)
PASSIVE
combustion, laceration, vibration, burst, and sinking Potency only stacks up to 50 (including the Unique variations of above Keywords)
PASSIVE
If this unit's Body Part takes damage from an enemy Skill, inflict +1 laceration Count on the attacker (once per turn per Identity)
PASSIVE
level: 50
4
+3
SKILL 1
6
+7
SKILL 3
6
+3
SKILL 4
5
+4
SKILL 5
5
+6
SKILL 6
4
+4
SKILL 7
10
+8
SKILL 8
[On Use] Consume up to 100 blooddinner to activate the following effects:
- Heal the Core and the Body Parts' HP by blooddinner consumed
- This Skill gains Final Power +1 for every 20 blooddinner consumed
[Clash Lose] Final Power -5
[After Attack] If this Skill consumed less than 30 blooddinner, gain 2
Fragile next turn
- Heal the Core and the Body Parts' HP by blooddinner consumed
- This Skill gains Final Power +1 for every 20 blooddinner consumed
[Clash Lose] Final Power -5
[After Attack] If this Skill consumed less than 30 blooddinner, gain 2
4
+3
DEFENSE
[Clashable Counter]
[On Use] Targets that clash against this Skill do not lose laceration Count while clashing
[On Use] Targets that clash against this Skill do not lose laceration Count while clashing
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[On Hit] Activate laceration on the target once, and immediately consume blooddinner generated by the laceration damage
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[On Hit] Activate laceration on the target once, and immediately consume blooddinner generated by the laceration damage
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[On Hit] Activate laceration on the target once, and immediately consume blooddinner generated by the laceration damage
20
+5
DEFENSE
Activates at 100+ blooddinner
[Turn End] Consume up to 100 blooddinner to activate the following effects:
- Heal the Core and the Body Parts' HP by blooddinner consumed
- Gain 1 attackup next turn for every 20 blooddinner consumed
[Turn End] Consume up to 100 blooddinner to activate the following effects:
- Heal the Core and the Body Parts' HP by blooddinner consumed
- Gain 1 attackup next turn for every 20 blooddinner consumed
If this unit is on field, or is one of the units that can appear on this Stage, increase blooddinner value by the amount of laceration damage collectively received by every unit.
When this unit enters the field, the sleeping blood drenching the battlefield will flood the surface.
When this unit enters the field, the sleeping blood drenching the battlefield will flood the surface.
PASSIVE
At 10+ Clashes against the same enemy, randomly gain or lose Clash Power by (Clash Count / 10) in a Clash. (rounded down)
PASSIVE
At 100+ blooddinner, use a special Skill
Turn End: at 500+ blooddinner_accumulation by this unit, or if this unit is at less than 60% HP, gain a new pattern
Turn End: at 500+ blooddinner_accumulation by this unit, or if this unit is at less than 60% HP, gain a new pattern
PASSIVE
Triggers a Choice Event every 'multiple of 3' turns.
PASSIVE
If 9 turns have passed since this unit appeared on the field, starting next turn, gain 1 attackup every turn past the 10th turn (max 10)
PASSIVE
Story
The smell of blood is suffocating. It looks like an average rose at a glance, indeed… … but there are eyes glistening between each petal. Eyes with looks that I find familiar. Glinting eyes of insurmountable desire, the eyes not so dissimilar from those of my blood-starved Family. It desires not to slay, nor does it to harm. That creature… it merely yearns for blood. I don’t suppose that flower was always such a beastly thing. … Hah. It’s not like I’m in any position to pity that creature. Hm. Let’s see what we’re working with… Shall it strike us with its vines? Yet such simple strategies will pose little to no risk to us. Indeed, the red, blood-drenched petals most likely will utilize its sanguine resources to attack us. We will have to watch out for that angle. Hm, how should I word these observations to naturally convey these findings to Manager Esq— … Hold on. I-is this thing— Halt, hath this contraption already begun… recording? Y-young Faust, I must bid thee a favor—perchance, wouldst thou avail me a chance to discard this record in favor of a new… → With good reason, yes. It is possible. → Ooh! Then prithee, young Faust! A teeniest mistake was made here, on account of mine inexperience with this particular method of vocal recording. → Denied due to insufficient cause. This record will be maintained as-is. → (Following are several dozen requests from Don Quixote to re-do this recording, every single one of them followed by Faust’s messages of denial.)
For-sooth! There was a battle of most epic proportions! The beast seeketh in desperation to wound us! ‘Tis clear as the blue sky that this foe maketh use of spilled blood for the purposes of zapping us with them! Alas, thus all would come to believe that it should be inadvisable to feed this terrible foe blood… yet I, Don Quixote, have devised an idea most splendid! Heh heh. Gird thy loins, for I am to suggest a new strategy… This foe… forsooth, it groweth increasingly docile by imbibing more blood! Marry, 'tis plain that the creature may become slightly harder to slay, yet this appeareth to be a most wonderful opportunity to strike two birds with one stone; to protect our allies while bringing judgment to this evil Abnormality! ‘Twas quite the impressive display of intelligence, wouldst thou not say? → Uh, I think the creature’s becoming exceptionally harder to slay the more blood it drinks. → Yeah… W-what if we just… put it down as fast as we can and not feed it any blood? → Mm. However, the entity has been observed to become highly aggressive in lieu of blood. → Hm. Then we can feed it <i>just</i> the right amount of blood. How about that, fellas? Giving it so much blood was a pain anyway.
Hm… forsooth, young Gregor’s suggestion that we feed the beast <i>just</i> the right amount of blood was most helpful. Aha! Of course, I, Don Quixote, have unearthed a rather significant intelligence as well! The head! Of this rose! Is its weakness! Lo, behold its petals! It seems that with the destruction of its head, the beast cannot well drink blood! ‘Tis a most auspicious finding, is it not? For striking its body was a painful toil for us as well. I sayeth with great certitude that thou shalt suffer no more from thine wounds rupturing with every strike against its body! Heh heh… The time is nigh for the vile rose to be added to mine list of vanquished foes! Ah, young Faust, I must make a request of utmost importance to thee… Once this battle is over… Prithee, wilt thou not allow me to edit the foremost record…? → You are more persistent about this than it was previously assumed. Denied, for the twenty-sixth time. → Her first report was pretty good though, right? Honestly, I think that one seemed a bit more like an actual report than… the rest. → I like these kinda casual reports waaaaaay more. I can’t help but start yawning when reading Ishy or Fau’s reports, ya know? It’s too darn dry. → What…? Shouldn’t we maintain a degree of professionalism when writing a report? I mean, I guess Don Quixote’s usually pretty good about her reports, but… → Hoh? I am lost, for I fail to understand the pair of thee! The style of my records hath always been consistent, just as stars do rise at night! → Donqui… are ya just gonna pretend it never happened? → … The, uh. Your tendency to bury your head in the sand like an ostritch didn’t go away, huh? Even with your memory coming back.
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