Velvet Shrimp (Puzzle and Dragons)

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==Summary==
Velvet Shrimp is a species of monsters in Puzzle and Dragons that originates from the series' Takaoka City collaboration with the real world city of Takaoka, Japan. Based on the city's reputation for its seafood specialty products such as the real world dish of the same name, these monsters appear as reoccurring enemies in the collaboration's dungeon as well as a recruitable ally for the player. They can also evolve into a more powerful form, Jewel of Toyama Bay, Velvet Shrimp, which is based on a completed dish of fried shrimp.
Despite originally appearing in this collaboration, Velvet Shrimp and its counterparts have since become reoccurring foes in other locations in the Puzzle and Dragons universe, such as being found in the dungeons of the Bowl Dragons.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: | At least , likely 
Key: Velvet Shrimp | Jewel of Toyama Bay, Velvet Shrimp
Name: Velvet Shrimp | Jewel of Toyama Bay, Velvet Shrimp
Origin: Puzzle and Dragons/Takaoka City
Gender: Unknown, likely varies
Age: Unknown
Classification: Balanced Type, Fire Element
Powers and Abilities: 
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Superhuman Physical Characteristics, likely Small Size (At least Type 1, is based off real world shrimp, and is portrayed as significantly smaller than Amberjack), Underwater Breathing (Type 2), Longevity (Monster lifespans are so long they can have several human masters in their lifetimePuzzle and Dragons X; Ep 16), Enhanced Senses (Can see normally invisible spiritsPuzzle and Dragons X; Ep 16 and OrbsPuzzle and Dragons X; Ep 1Puzzle and Dragons X; Ep 2Puzzle and Dragons X; Ep 27), Non-Physical Interaction, Accelerated Development (Leveling/Battle Type, monsters can become more powerful or regain their lost strength through defeating foesPuzzle and Dragons; 2012Puzzle and Dragons Z; 2013Puzzle and Dragons X; 2016), Damage Boost (Using Orbs and making combos with them can increase the power of attacksPuzzle and Dragons X; Ep 1), Fire Manipulation, Energy Projection, Healing, Forcefield CreationPuzzle and Dragons Gold; 2020; Tutorial, Resistance to Earth Manipulation, Plant Manipulation, and Air Manipulation
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Superhuman Physical Characteristics, likely Small Size (At least Type 1, comparable to its base form), Underwater Breathing (Type 2), limited Immortality (Type 2, 'At Long Last' can allow it to survive normally fatal blows), Longevity (Monster lifespans are so long they can have several human masters in their lifetimePuzzle and Dragons X; Ep 16), Enhanced Senses (Can see normally invisible spiritsPuzzle and Dragons X; Ep 16 and OrbsPuzzle and Dragons X; Ep 1Puzzle and Dragons X; Ep 2Puzzle and Dragons X; Ep 27), Non-Physical Interaction, Accelerated Development (Leveling/Battle Type, monsters can become more powerful or regain their lost strength through defeating foesPuzzle and Dragons; 2012Puzzle and Dragons Z; 2013Puzzle and Dragons X; 2016), Damage Boost (Using Orbs and making combos with them can increase the power of attacksPuzzle and Dragons X; Ep 1), Fire Manipulation, Energy Projection, Healing, Forcefield CreationPuzzle and Dragons Gold; 2020; Tutorial, Power Bestowal (Can enhance the Fire Orbs in its range), Resistance to Earth Manipulation, Plant Manipulation, Air Manipulation, and Fire Manipulation
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Attack Potency: City Block level+ (Comparable to GrimRock who can create fissures by striking the groundPuzzle and Dragons Z; 2015; Monster Book) | At least Small Country level, likely Country level (Comparable to Exia who can fill the world with lightPuzzle and Dragons Z; 2015; Monster Book)
Speed: At least Supersonic (Superior to Warzard who can punch faster than the speed of soundPuzzle and Dragons Z; 2015; Monster Book, should be comparable to Shade) |  Massively Hypersonic+ (Comparable to Verche who can fly at the speed of lightning boltsPuzzle and Dragons Z; 2015; Monster Book)
Lifting Strength: Unknown
Striking Strength: City Block level+ | At least Small Country level, likely Country level
Durability: City Block level+ | At least Small Country level, likely Country level
Stamina: Likely High
Range: Standard melee range, Kilometers via elemental attacks
Standard Equipment: None Notable
Intelligence: At least Average (Should at least be comparable to other monsters that are naturally dangerous opponents to both trained agents and experienced warriors. Most monsters are naturally competent fighters that can use their surroundings and available Orbs effectively, and tend to show at least human level comprehension and communication skills)
Weaknesses: Takes extra damage from Water Element attacks
Notable Attacks/Techniques:
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*Fire Orbs: Fire Element monsters can tap into Fire Orbs in the atmosphere to unleash Fire energy attacks
*Mass Attack: An attack that can hit multiple targets at once, triggered by linking 5 or more Orbs of the same color
*Heal Orbs: All monsters in Puzzle and Dragons can tap into Heal Orbs in the atmosphere to heal themselves or to create forcefields
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*Jump Up: An attack that deals 1.2x damage
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*Enhanced Fire Orbs: Enhances all current Fire Orbs, which increases their power by 6% each
*At Long Last: Allows the user to survive a normally fatal blow with 1 HP remaining as long as their HP was 70% or higher
*Awoken. Enhanced Fire Orbs[8]: 100% for Fire Orbs to be enhanced naturally, and increases their power by 56%
*Reduce Fire Damage: Passively reduces the damage of Fire Element attacks by 7% for all allies
*Fry to a Crisp: A rapid attack that strikes 4 times, dealing 2x damage per hit
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==Notable Matchups==
Victories:
Losses:
Inconclusive:
==References==
Category:Characters
Category:Game Characters
Category:Video Game Characters
Category:Monsters
Category:Puzzle and Dragons
Category:Playable Characters
Category:Longevity Users
Category:Dragons
Category:Crustaceans
Category:Underwater Breathing Users
Category:Immortals
Category:Fire Users
Category:Energy Users
Category:Energy Projection Users
Category:Forcefield Users
Category:Healers
Category:Power Bestowal Users
Category:Small Sized Characters
Category:Enhanced Senses Users
Category:Accelerated Development Users
Category:Reactive Power Level Users
Category:Crossover Characters