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水符「水配りの上級試煉」
Water Sign "High-Level Tribulation ofMikumari "
水符「水配りの極級試煉」
Water Sign "Ultimate Tribulation ofMikumari "
光符「見渡しの上級試煉」
Light Sign "High-Level Tribulation ofMiwatashi "
光符「見渡しの極級試煉」
Light Sign "Ultimate Tribulation ofMiwatashi "
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Midboss Non-Spell
Boss Non-Spell #1
Boss Spell Card #1
Spell Card 023
Water Sign "High-Level Tribulation of
Owner
Kutaka Niwatari
Stage 3 — Hard
Stage 3 — Hard
Spell Card 024
Water Sign "Ultimate Tribulation of
Owner
Kutaka Niwatari
Stage 3 — Lunatic
Stage 3 — Lunatic
Boss Non-Spell #2
Boss Spell Card #2
Spell Card 027
Light Sign "High-Level Tribulation of
Owner
Kutaka Niwatari
Stage 3 — Hard
Stage 3 — Hard
Spell Card 028
Light Sign "Ultimate Tribulation of
Owner
Kutaka Niwatari
Stage 3 — Lunatic
Stage 3 — Lunatic
Boss Non-Spell #3
Boss Spell Card #3
Notes
- ↑ Ame-no-Mikumari-no-Kami (天水分神, lit. "heavenly water-sharing god") is worshiped alongside the god Niwatari in a number of shrines throughout Northeastern Japan, and at times outright conflated with Niwatari as a single god. (See Kutaka's page for more information.) A number of these shrines also hold rituals where water is splashed on images of chickens in order to cure throat illnesses.
- ↑ 見渡 (Miwatashi, "looking out over [the land]") is one of several similar-sounding names for Niwatari, the god Kutaka is based on, and for a number of shrines in northeastern Japan dedicated to Niwatari. Shrines with this name are often located on high hills, from which the god is said to look out over and protect the land below.
- ↑ 鬼渡 (Oniwatari) is one of several similar-sounding names for Niwatari, the god Kutaka is based on, and for a number of shrines in northeastern Japan dedicated to Niwatari. The characters "鬼渡" (oniwatari) can be taken to mean "passage past oni", or "battle with oni" as in the verb "watari-au" (渡り合う, "to do combat with"); this may be related to legends of Sakanoue no Tamuramaro vanquishing oni, as several Oniwatari shrines cite him as a key figure in their establishment. "鬼渡" could also be taken to mean "passage to the land of oni", as Kutaka guards the gateway to Hell.
- ↑ Due to a bug, this card is sometimes incorrectly displayed in place of Stage 2's final card in the trial version's Player Data section.
- ↑ 獄級 (Gokukyuu, lit. "Hell-Level") is a pun on the word 極級 (Gokukyuu, lit. "Ultimate")
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