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Majestic Bonecrusher

The **Majestic Bonecrusher** is a weapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, it can be found inside of large chests, bought at Getsu Camps, dropped by bosses or by slaying enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 130 Bludgeon Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 245
* Growth: Bone Dmg + [E], Bone Brk + [D], Attack + [C]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Demonslayer Formation: Bone**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Demonbreaker Formation: Bone**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Bone**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Yellow Slash**
Monster Squid

Monster Squid as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Monster Squid** (多足変化 (たそくへんけ), *Tasokuhenke*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A huge squid monster that moves back and forth at medium speed. It periodically spews its little octopi offspring as if they were projectiles at the player.

## Gallery

**Monster Squid** artwork from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.
Middle Getsu Brother

The Middle Getsu Brother's spirit from the ending of GetsuFumaDen.

The unnamed **Middle Getsu Brother** (unofficial name) is a mentioned character in *GetsuFumaDen*. He was a member of the ancestral Getsu Clan of warriors and one of the three rulers of the surface world, along with his two siblings.

## History

Not much is known about the middle brother, other that he was one of the three rulers of the surface world. An honorable warrior member of the ancestral Getsu Clan and heir of one of the three Hadou katanas, mystical swords with supernatural powers.

He died in 14672 A.D. at the hands of Ryukotsuki's forces, a Demon Lord who escaped from hell and who sought to conquer the surface world. The demon then stole the brother's Hadou katana from his corpse and gave it to one of his *Majins* in Raging Demon Island to guard it.

The youngest of the brothers, Fuma, survived Ryukotsuki's attack and traveled to the island to retrieve the blades and avenge his brothers. He managed to defeat all enemies, and after having collected all three blades, he slew Ryukotsuki. Making use of the three blades, he summoned the spirits of his slain brothers, and then the three temporarily reunited siblings sealed away Ryukotsuki's spirit from the face of the earth.

## Appearance

His spirit can only be barely seen at the ending of *GetsuFumaDen*, although from what can be seen from him, he appears to wear Medieval samurai armor, much in the style to Fuma's, although wearing a battle helmet.

## Gallery

The three brothers from the *Must Win Perfect Book*. The Middle Brother is in the back right.The three brothers from the *Battle of the Dawn of the Demon Age* gamebook.
## See also

* Getsu Clan
	+ Getsu Fuma
	+ Eldest Getsu Brother
Ryukotsuki (Otomedius)

*For other uses, see Ryukotsuki (disambiguation).*

Ryukotsuki as she appears in Otomedius Excellent.

**Ryukotsuki** (龍骨鬼 (りゅうこつき) , *Ryūkotsuki*?) is an antagonist in *Otomedius Excellent*. She is the original Ryukotsuki from Konami's 1987 game *GetsuFumaDen*, who has been brought back to life in modern times with a restored body to make use of her otherworldly powers.

She was voiced by Satomi Satō.

## History

Ryukotsuki is a demon from a distant hell and one of Gesshi Hanafuuma's most dangerous enemies.

She was defeated long ago by Getsu Fuma (Hanafuuma's ancestor) and became unable to revive on her own, languishing in hell for some time until a wave of evil emanating from lands in the West miraculously reinvigorated her, returning her to life and restoring her more humanoid form. The wave of evil was reminiscent of the energies of Dracula, who had been recently defeated for good by members of the Belmont family.

She spends her time trying to defeat Gesshi Hanafuuma and make her hers (sexually).

In *Otomedius Excellent*, Ryukotsuki is the same antagonist from the 1987 Konami game *GetsuFumaDen* rather than a new character paying tribute, like much of the rest of the cast. In the game, she is presented as female and as always having been female. This has caused some controversy, as Ryukotsuki's gender had not been defined previously, outside of *Konami Wai Wai World* calling her "Mother Ryukotsuki". Most other sources neglect to refer to Ryukotsuki with gendered language.

Ryukotsuki is the boss of the third stage of *Otomedius Excellent*, "Spelunker of Hell", a stage centered around a mine full of dangerous crystalline structures which eventually bottoms out into a volcanic cavern where Ryukotsuki awaits the player. She pilots the Serpent Core, which is a radical core battleship based on Gillador, a boss from the *Gradius* series. She has unique dialogue when the player is facing off against her as Gesshi Hanafuuma.

## Gallery

**Ryukotsuki** in *Otomedius Excellent*.The original Ryukotsuki's second form served as inspiration for *Otomedius X'*s **Ryukotsuki**.
Concept art of **Ryukotsuki** from *Otomedius Excellent*.Concept art of Ryukotsuki's craft, the **Serpent Core**.Concept art of Ryukotsuki's stage, "Spelunker of Hell", detailing its branching paths and crystalline obstructions.
## Trivia

* Ryukotsuki shares the same voice actress as Gesshi Hanafuuma and the Gradian Operator: Satomi Satō.

## See also

* Gesshi Hanafuuma
* *Otomedius Excellent*
* Ryukotsuki

## References

1. ↑ はるか昔、月風魔の活躍によりうちほろぼされし龍骨鬼。もはや自かでの後活は不可能であったが、西洋の地より邪悪な波動が后き、奇跡の再生をとげる。邪悪なる波動のは、同じく、ベルモンド家にことごとくほろぼされたヴラド（ドラキェラ）の思念であった。~Transcribed from the *Otomedius Illustration & Setting Documents Collection*
2. ↑ 華風魔を殺し、自らのモノにしようとしている（性的に）。~Transcribed from the *Otomedius Illustration & Setting Documents Collection*
Strange Spartan Gauntlets

The **Strange Spartan Gauntlets** are a weapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, they can be found inside of large chests, bought at Getsu Camps, dropped by bosses or by slaying enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 100 Gauntlet Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 35
* Growth: Attack + [S], Flash Attack + [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Slash of Elimination**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Slash of Elimination**
* **Slash of Elimination**
* **Slash of Elimination**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Essence of Battle**
Mana Bracelet

**Mana Bracelet** is a subweapon type in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. They can be found inside small chests, dropped by enemies, or purchased at Getsu Camps.

## Description

These bracelets are a medium-powered auxiliary equipment that shoot magical flames ahead in a mid-ranged attack.

Since the player cannot be staggered for a short time after the attack animation starts, these can also be used as an emergency dodging tool when surrounded by enemies.

## Mana Bracelets

There are currently nine different types of *Mana Bracelet* that can be found in the game. Two of them are already available by default, while the seven others need to be unlocked. All of them can be used by both Getsu Fuma and Getsu Renge.

* Inferno Mana Bracelet
* Toxic Mana Bracelet
* Blazing Mana Bracelet
* Carnage Mana Bracelet
* Frozen Mana Bracelet
* Corrosive Mana Bracelet
* Sapping Mana Bracelet
* Barrage Mana Bracelet
* Spreadshot Mana Bracelet
Nationfeller, the Great Cannon

**Nationfeller, the Great Cannon** is a subweapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, it can be found inside of small chests, bought at Getsu Camps, or dropped by enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 188 Matchlock Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 500
* Base Ammo: 1
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
Keen Spear

The **Keen Spear** is a weapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. It can be commonly found at the Getsu Clan Estate, inside of large chests, bought at Getsu Camps, dropped by bosses or by slaying enemies.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 74
* Growth: Break Attack + [E], Attack + [B]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Free Form**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Slash of Elimination**
* **Rakshasa Madness**
Spear

**Spear** is a main weapon type in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. They can be found at the Getsu Clan Estate, large chests, dropped by bosses or by slaying enemies, or purchased at Getsu Camps.

## Description

Spears are a relatively easy-to-use main weapon with long range. While the attack range is lengthy but limited to the front, it's best to use in conjunction with dodges and jumps.

On the ground, they have a three-hit thrusting combo, while in the air they have a single sweeping strike that covers a large area.

Their unique ground action is the Rush. After charging for a moment, the player rushes forward with the spear to blast the enemy out of the way.

Their unique aerial action is the 4-Hit Combo Attack. The player unleashes a flurry of high-speed attacks and knocks the enemy back a fair distance with the final hit.

## Spears

There are currently five different types of *Spears* that can be found in the game. Two of them are already available by default, while the three others need to be unlocked. All of them can be used by both Getsu Fuma and Getsu Renge.

* Antique Spear
* Keen Spear
* Divine Demonslayer
* Kurosu, the Beasthunter
* Uriwa, the Bloodthirsty Spear
Kunai of the Night

The **Kunai of the Night** is a subweapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. It can be commonly found inside of small chests, bought at Getsu Camps, or dropped by enemies.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 58
* Base Ammo: 5
* Growth: Cooldown - [S], Movement Speed + [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Demon**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Vessel**
Shishi Gashira

Shishi Gashira artwork from Undying Moon.

**Shishi Gashira** (獅子頭 (ししがしら)?, lit. "Lion Head"), also known as **Demon Spirit** (鬼妖霊 (おにすだま), *Oni Sudama*?), is an enemy in both *GetsuFumaDen* and *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

### *GetsuFumaDen*

A monstrous disembodied head in the appearance of a demonic, horned lion. It flies slowly in an undulating manner, and spews out flames from its mouth and blows them away.

### *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*

Similar to Triclops Head enemies, these bodiless foes float throughout the Subspace Citadel, largely ignoring geometry and passing through walls, until they notice the player and begin to harass them with their fireball attacks, potentially inflicting them with the burn status. Like the Triclops Head, a bigger version exists with more health and increased attack power.

## Gallery

**Demon Spirit** from *GetsuFumaDen*.**Shishi Gashira** loading screen info in *Undying Moon*.**Shishi Gashira** bestiary profile from *Undying Moon*.
Summershower

The **Summershower** is a weapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, it can be found inside of large chests, bought at Getsu Camps, dropped by bosses or by slaying enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 100 Umbrella Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 66
* Growth: Attack + [B], Flash Attack + [A]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Free Form**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Free Form**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Free Form**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Free Form**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Extinguish Orange**
Whip

**Whip** is a main weapon type in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. They were made available as of the version 0.4.10 update. They can be found at the Getsu Clan Estate, large chests, dropped by bosses or by slaying enemies, or purchased at Getsu Camps.

## Description

Whips in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*, closer in nature to eastern kusari-fundo than western whips, are a more advanced weapon than other types. Unlike most weapon types, spacing matters, with the tip of the whip dealing more damage, and attacks that hit different ranges.

The whip has a single ground attack, the player doing a classic whip crack over their head and forward, hitting at mid range. The standing special is to start charging, thrusting the whip forward and hitting at long range upon release and dealing massive damage at the tip. This can be charged up to three levels, denoted by a different colored aura at each charge. Each level of charge thrusts forward for a longer range attack than the last.

In the air, the standard attack cracks diagonally down at a 45° angle, hitting between close and mid range. A special attack in the air is a thrust down at closer to 30°, hitting further but at closer range to the player.

## Whips

There are currently five different types of *Whip* that can be found in the game. Two of them are already available by default, while the three others need to be unlocked. All of them can be used by both Getsu Fuma and Getsu Renge.

* Rusted Chain
* Swift Chain of Binding
* Beastkiller Whip
* Poison Whip Adder
* Onitsuta, the Bloodthirsty Chain
Nine Tailed Fox

Nine Tailed Fox's artwork from Undying Moon.

The **Nine Tailed Fox** (九尾狐狸 (きゅうびこり), *Kyūbi Kori*?) is a boss in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Origins

*Kitsune* is the Japanese word for "fox". Foxes are a common subject of Japanese folklore. Stories depict them as intelligent beings and as possessing magical abilities that increase with their age and wisdom. According to *yōkai* folklore, all foxes have the ability to shapeshift into men or women. While some folktales speak of *kitsune* employing this ability to trick others, other stories portray them as faithful guardians, friends, lovers and wives.

Kitsune have become closely associated with *Inari*, a Shinto *kami* or spirit, and serve as its messengers. This role has reinforced the fox's supernatural significance. The more tails a *kitsune* has (they may have as many as nine) the older, wiser and more powerful it is. Because of their potential power and influence, some people make offerings to them as to a deity.

*Kitsune* are believed to possess superior intelligence, long life and magical powers. They are a type of *yōkai*, or spiritual entity, and the word *kitsune* is often translated as "fox spirit".

Physically, *kitsune* are noted for having as many as nine tails. Generally, a greater number of tails indicates an older and more powerful fox; in fact, some folktales say that a fox will only grow additional tails after it has lived 100 years. One, five, seven and nine tails are the most common numbers in folk stories. When a *kitsune* gains its ninth tail, its fur becomes white or gold. These *kyūbi no kitsune* (九尾の狐?, lit. "nine-tailed foxes") gain the abilities to see and hear anything happening anywhere in the world. Other tales credit them with infinite wisdom (omniscience).

## Description

### Strategy

The Nine-Tailed Fox has a number of attacks with which to damage the player.

* A red glow on the floor will signify that the fox is about to attack. One attack signified by a red glow involves the fox stabbing its tails into the snow at the player's position, one after the other. The player must stay on the move to avoid this.
* Multiple red glows at once signifies that the fox is about to slam down multiple pillars of ice. The player must race to the open spot on the floor to avoid this.
* The fox can swipe with its tails, knocking the player back and inflicting damage.
* The fox can bite at the player.
* The fox has an attack that applies the parasite status effect.

Destroying one of its tail will stagger him, allowing for a Slay attack on his head for massive damage.

## External links

* *Kitsune* at Wikipedia
* *Kitsune* at Yokai Wiki
* *Kitsune* at Yokai.com
Land of Limbo

A wasteland submersed in an eternal downpour.

**Land of Limbo** is a location in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

* Oni (absent on Apprentice difficulty)
* Stone Whelp
* Skeleton Soldier
* Skeleton Archer
* Malformed Bat (starting on Hero difficulty)
* Numagozen (starting on Hero difficulty)
* Triclops Head (starting on Veteran difficulty)
* Tremor Pillbug (starting on Devotee difficulty)
* Ravenous Demon (starting on Devotee difficulty)

## Miscellaneous

* Shops: 1
* Stone Monument: 1

## Branching Paths

After clearing the boss of the stage, the player can access the following stages:

* ????
* Hellfire Cliff
* The Great Wave of Damnation (Marine Key required)
Poison Whip Adder

The **Poison Whip Adder** is a weapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, it can be found inside of large chests, bought at Getsu Camps, dropped by bosses, or by slaying enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 130 Whip Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 140
* Growth: Attack + [S], Setsuna Dmg + [F], Attack Speed + [F]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Purple**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonbreaker Formation: Vessel**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Vessel**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Purple**
Saint's Hand Gauntlets

The **Saint's Hand Gauntlets** are a weapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, they can be found inside of large chests, bought at Getsu Camps, dropped by bosses or by slaying enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 130 Gauntlet Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 37
* Growth: Magic Dmg + [S], Magic Brk + [S], Attack + [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Demonslayer Formation: Magic**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonbreaker Formation: Magic**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Magic**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Rakshasa Madness**
* **Rakshasa Madness**
* **Orange Break**
* **Orange Slash**
Kunai of the Poisoned Fang

The **Kunai of the Poisoned Fang** is a subweapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. It can be commonly found inside of small chests, bought at Getsu Camps, or dropped by enemies.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 48
* Base Ammo: 4
* Growth: Poison Res. + [C], Movement Speed + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Purple**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Purple**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
Rancid Rat

Rancid Rat artwork from Undying Moon.

The **Rancid Rat** (穢鼠?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

This enemy is found in the Avenue of Pleasure and Illusion. A large rat that massively produces small rats that bite anything in their path. The large rat stays on the ground and doesn't do anything; however, the same couldn't be said about its progeny, which roam around the floor, dealing minor damage with a high probability of inflicting the bleed status effect to the player.
Weapon Rack

**Weapon Racks** are a gameplay element in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

Weapons Racks can only be found in the Getsu Clan Estate. They hold default and unlocked weapons. By default, there are just two available (a standard one and one additional one), but up to two additional ones can be unlocked through the use of Secret Arts. In addition, the ranks available for those weapons can be enhanced with the use of Arts.

As of the version 1.1.0 update, weapons appearing in the three additional racks can be configured through the Weapon Specialty Select, and players can choose which unlocked weapons they prefer to have available in the racks. This also marks the introduction of subweapons to be configurable and available in them.

## Notes

* The standard rack located close to the training Statue can't be configured with the Weapon Specialty Select or upgraded through Secret Arts, and will always hold a Nameless Katana of rank 1 (regardless of the character used).
Konami Addiction ~For Electro Lovers~

Tongarikids, Toshihiko Mori, Takeshi Nakatsuka, Sugiurumn, Junichi Soma, Kai Kawasaki, Hiroshi Nakamura, DJ CLAZZIQUAI, michitomo, Tomoyuki Tajiri, Toshiyuki Yasuda
**Performers**
Nipopo, Tongarikids, Mataro, Eiji Sugiura, DJ CLAZZIQUAI, michitomo, Toshiyuki Yasuda, Taro Sukegawa

### Total length

57:52

***Konami Addiction ~For Electro Lovers~*** is a remix CD composed by the Konami Kukeiha Club with arrangements made by Tongarikids, Toshihiko Mori, Takeshi Nakatsuka, Sugiurumn, Junichi Soma, Kai Kawasaki, Hiroshi Nakamura, DJ CLAZZIQUAI, michitomo, Tomoyuki Tajiri and Toshiyuki Yasuda. It was published by Universal Music K.K. on May 21, 2008 in Japan.

It contains remixes of music from many Konami games, including *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Track list

1. Gradius (Tongarikids REMIX hana dius) (4:14)
2. Yie Ar Kung-Fu (ajapai Remix) (5:32)
3. Ganbare Goemon (minimal journey mix) (5:48)
4. Super Contra (Sugiurumn Remix) (7:51)
5. **Getsu Fuma Den (Remixed by amos project)** (7:09)
6. TwinBee (i-dep's game over Remix) (6:19)
7. Quarth (CLAZZIQUAI beat oops Remix) (4:41)
8. Salamander (Michitomo Remix) (6:45)
9. Contra (note native Remix) (5:35)
10. Akumajō Dracula (TOSHIYUKI YASUDA Remix) (3:58)
Slime

Slime as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Slime** (巣羅異無 (スライム), *Suraimu*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A seemingly simple jar or basket; when approached, its contents –consisting of a red and gelatinous substance– come out and the blob starts crawling around inflicting damage upon contact. It can periodically return to its 'jar' form, becoming impervious to attack while in this state.

## Trivia

* The *kanji* for the name of the Slime, 巣羅異無, is actually something of a pun. Pronounced phonetically, each *kanji* sounds out *su*, *la*, *i* and *mu*, or "slime" when put together, but when read for their meaning, the *kanji* can also be loosely translated as "basket mimic", referring to the way the Slime disguises itself as a container.
Undying Gauntlets

The **Undying Gauntlets** are a weapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. They can be commonly found at the Getsu Clan Estate, inside of large chests, bought at Getsu Camps, dropped by bosses or by slaying enemies.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 34
* Growth: Break Attack + [E], Attack + [A]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Slash of Elimination**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Rakshasa Madness**
Jagi

Jagi as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

**Jagi** (邪鬼?) are large, bipedal, reptilian-like skeleton demons that the player must face off against as a mini-boss multiple times throughout the course of *GetsuFumaDen*. They are kept as pets by two of the Jagi Keepers that live among the islands.

## Description

Jagi are large, bipedal, reptilian-like skeleton demons. They start to slowly –but menacingly– advance toward the player while periodically spewing three fireballs in their direction in a spreading manner. If far enough, the creature will perform a big and quick leap to close the distance with the player.

The monster is remarkably resilient and it will usually take an unexpectedly high number of hits before it is defeated. Due to this, the player must take special care of not letting himself get cornered by the creature, and if this is the case, then quickly find a way to get to the other side, as touching either side of the screen will send them back to the overworld map and then they'll have to start the encounter all over again.

## See also

* Demon Face
* Jagi Keeper
* Oni (character)
Permeating Caltrops

The **Permeating Caltrops** are a subweapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, they can be found inside of small chests, bought at Getsu Camps, or dropped by enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 49 Caltrop Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 16
* Base Ammo: 3
* Growth: Ammo + [A], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Curse of Vulnerable**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Beast**
Konami Wai Wai World (game book)

***Konami Wai Wai World*** (コナミワイワイワールド, *Konami Wai Wai Wārudo*?) is a "choose-your-own-adventure" style gamebook published by Konami to go along with the release of the mascot game of the same name.

Getsu Fuma is one of the characters that appear in the story.

## Gallery

Getsu Fuma in the cover artwork.Composition with Konami Lady.
## Related products

* *Konami Wai Wai World* - The game this gamebook is based on.
* *GetsuFumaDen: Battle of the Dawn of the Demon Age* - Another "choose-your-own-adventure"-style gamebook by Konami, for their 1987 game *GetsuFumaDen*.
Mohammed Smith

Mohammed Smith is an Owner Owner of the Bench Man Realm. He also goes by Mohammad\_Smith on Minecraft.

## Physical description

### Use of Linux

Mohammed has received several criticisms from the Bench Man community for his use of Linux. Alpha 86 said "ew linux" on April 22nd 2021 in reply to a picture of Mohammed's desktop. On the 12th of December 2020, CalamariSteve said "linux bad???" Several other unrecorded criticisms have been made over voice channel.

### Hate of Gus and Eddy

Mohammed has been criticized for his hatred and stubbornness towards Gus and Eddy. The people making allegations claim that he would like Gus and Eddy if he tried it. However Mohammed stated he found it difficult to be interested in the first episode he listened to. He has also been accused of programming Marcus to hate Gus and Eddy.

### Alleged destruction of Marcus

Mohammed Smith has been accused of destroying Marcus on March 22nd 2021. Because Mohammed has created Marcus and owns the files that he belongs to, he was accused of deleting them. Mohammed claims that the files were lost accidentally.

### Final destruction of Marcus

###### (Main article: Marcus->Final Death)

Mohammed Smith destroyed Marcus for a final time on the 28th of October, 2021. Widespread grief filled the server and a short-lived replacement, Marcus 2, was created by Alpha 86 around this time.

### Born in Fresno

According to Mohammed himself, he was born in Fresno. This action is despicable and he should be ashamed.

### Overuse of "Vilian" Arc Joke

During the March-April period of 2021, Mohammed Smith was criticized by Strawberry Syrup for overusing the Vilian Arc Joke. Mohammed later claimed he kept using it because he found it funny.

### Overuse of A---- U- jokes

Similar to the overuse of Vilian Arc jokes, Mohammed Smith has also been criticized for using too many A---- U- jokes. This criticism was led by Alpha 86, who pestered Mohammed for making these jokes. However, after Mohammed left r/a----d--- on Reddit, he posted less of these and has been cautious since the A---- U- Ban.

### Participation in Furry pfp Incident

Mohammed participated in The furry pfp incident. As a result, he was criticized for his support of furry pfp. However after Order 66, Mohammed was temporarily banned from the server and changed his profile picture back.

### Going rouge

On May 8th while watching the movie Solo, Mohammed humiliated himself in #general by stating that Ethan had already watched Rogue One, however he misspelled it as Rouge One. Pierre srey gaming stated that "[mohammed's] gone rouge," and the controversy was later named the Rouge One incident. Strawberry Syrup also stated that it was his Vilian Arc. This brought immense shame to him.

### Use of Discord compact mode

Mohammed has been criticized several times for his use of Discord compact mode, specifically after taking screenshots, although Mohammed claims that this allows him to see more messages.
Professional Baseball Spirits A

***Professional Baseball Spirits A‎*** (プロ野球スピリッツA, *Pro Yakyū Spirits Ace*?) is a baseball game developed by Pawapuro Production and published by Konami, and released on iOS and Android devices on October 21, 2015 in Japan. It is part of the *Pro Baseball Spirits* series, a spin-off series of the *MLB Power Pros* series.

The game contains various cameos and characters from famous Konami franchises, including the *GetsuFumaDen* series, where Getsu Fuma appears as supportive character, who was made available during a specific event.

## External links

* *Professional Baseball Spirits A* at the MLB Power Pros Wiki
Omodakamaru, the Bloodthirsty Great Katana

**Omodakamaru, the Bloodthirsty Great Katana** is a weapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, it can be found inside of large chests, bought at Getsu Camps, dropped by bosses, or by slaying enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 170 Polearm Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 186
* Growth: Attack + [B], Break Attack + [D], Ground Dmg + [E]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Vermilion Slash**
* **Free Form**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Rakshasa Madness**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
Steam

**Steam** is a video game digital distribution platform developed by Valve Corporation. It was launched in September 2003 as a way for Valve to provide automatic updates to their games, but eventually expanded to include non-Valve games from third-party publishers. Steam offers digital rights management (DRM), matchmaking servers, video streaming, and social networking services. It also provides the user with installation and automatic updating of games, and community features such as friends lists and groups, cloud saving, and in-game voice and chat functionality.

The software provides a freely available application programming interface (API) called Steamworks, which developers can use to integrate many of Steam's functions into their products, including matchmaking, in-game achievements, microtransactions, and support for user-created content through Steam Workshop. Though initially developed for use on Microsoft Windows operating systems, versions for macOS and Linux were later released. Mobile apps were later released for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone in the 2010s. The platform also offers a small selection of other content, such as design software, game soundtracks, anime, and films.

The Steam platform is the largest digital distribution platform for PC gaming, estimated in 2013 to have 75% of the market space. By 2017, users purchasing games through Steam totaled roughly US$4.3 billion, representing at least 18% of global PC game sales. By 2019, the service had over a billion registered accounts with 90 million monthly active users.

## *GetsuFumaDen* games on Steam

* *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon* - Currently only Early Access version.
* *GetsuFumaDen* - Currently only available to purchasers of the Early Access version of *Undying Moon*.

## External links

* Official site
* Steam at Wikipedia
Tremor Pillbug

Tremor Pillbug artwork from Undying Moon.

The **Tremor Pillbug** is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

The Tremor Pillbug is introduced in Devotee Mode, appearing in Land of Limbo and Avenue of Pleasure and Illusion. It can curl and put itself in rolling mode to protect itself from any kind of damage, and spews a poisonous breath from its mouth.
Nightshower

The **Nightshower** is a weapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, it can be found inside of large chests, bought at Getsu Camps, dropped by bosses or by slaying enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 130 Umbrella Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 69
* Growth: Movement Speed + [A], Attack + [A]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Instant Karma**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Extinguish Purple**
* **Extinguish Yellow**
* **Extinguish Orange**
* **Extinguish Blue**
* **Extinguish Vermilion**
* **Blue Slash**
* **Lightning Flash**
Must Win Perfect Book Konami Wai Wai World

***Must Win Perfect Book Konami Wai Wai World*** (必勝完ペキ本コナミワイワイワールド, *Hi'shoukanpekihon Konami Wai Wai Waarudo*?) is a guidebook by Tokuma Shoten for Konami's crossover mascot game *Konami Wai Wai World*. It was released in 1988 in Japan.

## *GetsuFumaDen* gallery

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## Related products

* *Konami Wai Wai World* - The game this is a guide for.
* *Konami Wai Wai World Winning Handbook* - Another guide for *Wai Wai World*, by Konami-Pub.

## See also

* *Must Win Perfect Book GetsuFumaDen* - A strategy guide for *GetsuFumaDen*, also by Tokuma Shoten.
Yadorigi

**Yadorigi** is a subweapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, it can be found inside of small chests, bought at Getsu Camps, or dropped by enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 150 Explosive Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 235
* Base Ammo: 1
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Yellow**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Beast**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Demon**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Beast**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Demon**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Yellow**
Konami Famicom Music Memorial Best Vol. 1

***Konami Famicom Music Memorial Best Vol. 1*** (コナミ・ファミコン・メモリアル・ベスト VOL.1, *Konami Famikon Memoriaru Besuto VOL. 1*?) is a compilation of tracks from couple of Konami video games, composed primarily by the Konami Kukeiha Club. It was distributed by King Records and released exclusively in Japan on July 21, 1989. It was distributed in both tape and CD formats.

It contains music tracks from couple of Konami games, including three tracks from *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Track list

1. Fortress (Giga Stage)
2. Heavy Blow (Volcano Stage)
3. Dead End (Crystal Stage)
4. Something Ghostly (Gofer Stage)
5. Over Heat (Base Stage)
6. Tabidachi (Air Battle BGM)
7. A Rattle Samba (Stage 1 BGM)
8. Sweat On The Beat (Stage 2 BGM)
9. The Land Of Happiness (Ending BGM)
10. Good Vibration (Start Demo BGM)
11. Mountain High (Stage 1 BGM)
12. Love Portion No. 2 (Power Up BGM)
13. **Go! Getsu Fuma** (Map BGM)
14. **One Hundred Million Light Years Away** (Action BGM)
15. **The Apocalypse** (Ending BGM)
May 4th Admin Escalation Incident

The May 4th Admin Escalation Incident of 2021 occurred when everyone in the server was given either Owner Admin or Owner Owner. It has been suggested by Strawberry Syrup that this was the true Colossal Trolling incident.

## Timeline

The incident began when users Pierre Srey gaming and Strawberry Syrup were granted Owner Owner role by Bench Woman around 12:00 PM PST. Shortly after, Mohammed Smith was upgraded from Owner Admin to Owner Owner. Later in the day at 2:19 PM PST, users Ninja Almighty and Jopendix were given Owner Owner as discussed in Bramer Gamer Timer. The incident came to the climax at 2:21 PM PST when Pierre Srey Gaming granted Owner Admin to every non-Owner Owner server member (see image of audit log). Soon after, Strawberry Syrup reverted the roles.

## Aftermath

The only abuses of power during the climax where when Alpha 86 changed the roles of Pierre and PierreQBC. The second abuse was when Diseased Hamster created the role "😏😏😏" with admin permissions and gave it to herself. Both of these abuses were reverted.

## Creation of Supreme Owner Owner

During the de-escalation, user Bench Woman (owner of the server) created and gave herself the role Supreme Owner Owner with a dark blue color.
Smoke Specter

Smoke Specter artwork from Undying Moon.

The **Smoke Specter** (煙霊, *Enrei*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Origins

The Smoke Specter is probably based off the enenra, a *yōkai* that is composed of smoke and darkness. Enenras mostly reside in bonfires; when they emerge, they take human shape or form. It is said that an enenra can only be seen by the pure of heart.

Enenras are mostly considered to be demons or divine beings of darkness and smoke; legend says that there are two types of enenras, the first and most common type being enenras who are born purely as enenras, while the second and more rarely occurring type are humans who have died and been transformed into enenras.

## Description

These spirits are found in the Misty Peaks and Frozen Graveyard. They tend to be found on isolated higher platforms and attack the player from there. When they disappear, they can't be harmed, and attack the player by making hands of smoke to raise from the ground from multiple locations close to the player. If the player is hit by one of these hands, they will be thrown in the air, suffering little damage but the knockback could make them fall in unwanted areas.

## External links

* Enenra at Wikipedia
* *Enenra* at Yokai Wiki
* *Enenra* at Yokai.com
Onigurumi, the Fleshripper

**Onigurumi, the Fleshripper** is a subweapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, it can be found inside of small chests, bought at Getsu Camps, or dropped by enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 90 Matchlock Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 260
* Base Ammo: 2
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Demon**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Demon**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Demon**
Torii

Fuma standing in front a large torii at the Getsu Clan Estate, about to embark on his quest.

### Game

*GetsuFumaDen*
*GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*

### Lore

Japanese folklore

The **Torii**, traditional Shinto gates, are a staple landmark in the *GetsuFumaDen* franchise, appearing in both main games and some spinoffs, and usually serve as portals allowing entrance or exit to levels and areas.

## Appearances

### *GetsuFumaDen*

Torii appear on the overworld map, marking the entrance to side-scrolling levels, and also appear within these to mark the exits to levels.

### *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*

In this game, torii serve as more general portals.

Large torii
Large torii serve as level entrances, taking the player deeper and deeper into the underworld. Once the player has entered inside a large torii, it becomes sealed and it is not possible to go back to the previous area anymore.

Small torii
Smaller torii come in two varieties:

* **Blue torii**: Blue torii serve as fast travel points from which the player can freely warp to other blue torii on the map. In order to use them, at least two of them must have been discovered on the same stage.
* **Yellow torii**: Yellow torii serve as portals to Getsu Camps where the player can shop for weapons or materials.

## Gallery

Fuma next to a **torii** on the overworld map in *GetsuFumaDen*.Fuma in front of a level exit **torii** in *GetsuFumaDen*.**Torii** nonogram puzzle from *Pixel Puzzle Collection*.A blue fast travel **torii** in *Undying Moon*.A yellow **torii** which leads to a Getsu Camp shop.Fuma standing in front of a large **torii** he has just traveled through to a boss chamber.
Snowflower

**Snowflower** is a subweapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, it can be found inside of small chests, bought at Getsu Camps, or dropped by enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 83 Explosive Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 435
* Base Ammo: 1
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Blue**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Magic**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Magic**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Blue**
Vampiric Talisman

The **Vampiric Talisman** is a defensive subweapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, it can be found inside of small chests, bought at Getsu Camps, or dropped by enemies.

As a defensive subweapon, it can be equipped but is not directly useable in battle.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 70 Talisman Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Effect: Parasite Chance + (5%)
* Growth: Vitality + [E], Parasite Res. + [E]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Yellow Magic**
* **Secret of Battle**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Yellow Magic**
* **Extinguish Yellow**
Snake Man

Snake Man as he appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Snake Man** (鉄蛇丸, *Tetsuhebimaru*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A huge cobra snake with arms. It attacks by performing short but quick lunges at the player.

## Gallery

**Snake Man** artwork from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.**Snake Man** artwork from the *Famitsū* magazine.**Snake Man** in a *Konami Chara Card*.
WinBee's Neo Cinema Club 2 ~Paradise~

***WinBee's Neo Cinema Club 2 ~Paradise~*** (ウインビーのネオシネマ倶楽部2 ～パラダイス編～, *UinBī no Neoshinema Kurabu 2 ~Paradaisu-Hen~*?) is a music CD with arrangements by Kenichi Mitsuda of compositions made by the Konami Kukeiha Club. It was published by Konami and distributed by King Records on August 5, 1994 in Japan.

The soundtrack contains arrangements of music from many Konami games, including "The Apocalypse" from *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Track list

1. Open your heart (5:13)
2. The Reincarnation's Epilogue (5:18)
3. Mirage (4:56)
4. Prelude (4:47)
5. SEVENTH WONDER (5:18)
6. The Apocalypse (5:43)
7. Time to party hearty (3:59)
8. Summer-Colored Dream (5:05)
9. Star Express (3:58)
10. BLUE DESERT (6:14)
Wai Wai World 1+2 Vinyl Soundtrack

***Wai Wai World 1+2 Vinyl Soundtrack*** is the soundtrack release in vinyl of the two original Konami crossover games, *Konami Wai Wai World* and *Wai Wai World 2: SOS!! Parsley Castle*. It was distributed by Ship to Shore PhonoCo and released on June 30, 2020 in North America. It contains 2 vinyls, for a total of 4 sides.

## Track list

### Vinyl 1

#### Side A

1. Dr. Cinnamon's Laboratory
2. Teleportation Room
3. Konami Man
4. Konami Lady
5. Goemon
6. Character 'M'
7. Simon
8. Castle Stage: Boss
9. Getsu Fuma
10. Hell Stage: Boss
11. Moai
12. Monster Stage: Boss
13. Character 'K'
14. City Stage: Boss
15. Rescuing Hero
16. Shooting Stage
17. Shooting Stage: Boss

### Side B

1. Viscera Stage
2. Viscera Stage: Boss
3. Viscera Stage: Escape
4. Memorial Photography
5. Opening
6. Opening "To Battle"
7. Player Select
8. Wai Wai World
9. Run! Rickle
10. Rickle Shooter Go!
11. Air Battleship
12. Warning! Boss Battleship
13. First Congratulations
14. Flowery City, O-Edo #1
15. Flowery City, O-Edo #2
16. Accompaniment Of Boss
17. Which Way Are We Going To?

### Vinyl 2

#### Side C

1. Twinbee Take-Off!
2. Twinbee Theme
3. Power Up!
4. Go Go Twinbee
5. Unidentified Flying Donburi
6. Da-Dump Dragon
7. Bonus!
8. Jungle Battle
9. Scary Alien
10. Candy Dance
11. Ramune Waltz
12. Fairy Melody
13. Welcome To The Puzzle World
14. Panel Trip
15. Speed Action
16. Crash! Convoy
17. Invitation To The Demon World
18. Master Of The Demon World

#### Side D

1. Vic Viper Take-Off!
2. Ancient Ruined Star Moai
3. Moai Strikes Back
4. Japanese-Style Fortress Bamboo Grove
5. Assault Crab Core
6. Big Core Again!
7. Return Of Frogger
8. Invitation To Dracula's Castle
9. Monster Battle
10. Dra Dra Dracula!?
11. Magical Action
12. Showdown! Warumon
13. All Clear
14. Password
15. Game Over
16. Eternal Dream ~Our Parsley Castle~

## Related products

* *Konami Wai Wai World*
* *Wai Wai World 2: SOS!! Parsley Castle*
Weapon Specialty Select

The **Weapon Specialty Select** is a feature in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

The Weapon Specialty Select was added as of the version 1.1.0 update and is available at the Getsu Clan Estate's Hall of Treasures. It allows the player to set specific weapons to be stocked in the Estate's Weapon Racks, facilitating specific loadouts and builds as the player unlocks more weapons and subweapons over the course of playing the game.

Up to three racks (the additional racks) can be configured with weapons.
Wisdom Talisman

The **Wisdom Talisman** is a defensive subweapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, it can be found inside of small chests, bought at Getsu Camps, or dropped by enemies.

As a defensive subweapon, it can be equipped but is not directly useable in battle.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 50 Talisman Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Effect: Flash Attack + (25%)
* Growth: Vitality + [D], Attack Speed + [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Lightning Flash**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Free Form**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Secret of Destruction**
Swift Twinshot

The **Swift Twinshot** is a subweapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, it can be found inside of small chests, bought at Getsu Camps, or dropped by enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 83 Matchlock Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 115
* Base Ammo: 3
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
Jikkyō Power Pro Wrestling '96: Max Voltage

***Jikkyō Power Pro Wrestling '96: Max Voltage*** (実況パワープロレスリング'96: Max Voltage, *Jikkyō Pawā Puro Resuringu 'Kyūjūroku Makkusu Borutēji*?, lit. "Live Broadcasting Power Professional Wrestling '96: Max Voltage") is a 1996 pro wrestling video game developed by Diamond Head and published by Konami, released exclusively in Japan for the Super Famicom.

The game features a number of wrestlers based on many Konami mascot characters, including "The G Getsu Fūma", who is based on Getsu Fuma.

## Gameplay

There is a career mode called "Max Voltage" that allows the player to relive the career of a Japanese professional wrestler, from his training days to his twilight years. In career mode, players can choose their background (ranging from wrestling to bodybuilding and even karate) in order to gain his moveset. Each player belongs to a wrestling company and they can be easily switched around in career mode. Losing a series of matches will result in game over.

Four different leagues found in this game include: Super Japan Pro Wrestling (which has stereotypical wrestlers from a circa-1996 Japanese federation), BOM (which are supposed to be the basic hardcore-style wrestlers with over-the-top character designs), WWK (which is full of self-references to other Konami games), and REAL'S (which are composed of mixed martial artists and shoot fighters).

## Features

The self-referenced Konami characters from the WWK league include: Richter Belmondo from *Castlevania*, Goemon from the *Ganbare Goemon* series, Bill and Lance from the *Contra* series, Getsu Fuma from *GetsuFumaDen*, a Snatcher, the protagonist of *Battlantis*, and the protagonist of *Meikyū Jiin Dababa*.

Vic Viper, Lord British, Moai Head, Koitsu and Aitsu (all from *Gradius*, *Salamander* and *Parodius*), and even Sparkster make cameo appearances from other Konami video games.

### WWK wrestlers

* Big the Moai (Moai from *Gradius*)
* Bill Commander (Bill Rizer from *Contra*)
* Dr. Mist (Koitsu from *Parodius*)
* E R Kung Fu (*Yie Ar Kung-Fu*)
* El Gradius (Vic Viper from *Gradius*)
* Lance Soldier (Lance Bean from *Contra*)
* Mill Salamander (Lord British from *Salamander*/*Life Force*)
* Mr. Gel (Aitsu from *Parodius*)
* Mr. Snatcher (*Snatcher*)
* Mystic Dababa (*Meikyū Jiin Dababa*)
* Richter Belmont (Richter Belmont from *Castlevania*)
* Spark Star (Sparkster from *Rocket Knight Adventures*)
* Spell Atlantis (*Battlantis*)
* The G Getsu Fūma (Getsu Fuma from *GetsuFumaDen*)
* The G Goemon (Goemon from *Ganbare Goemon*)

## Wrestler Profile

**The Great Getsu Fūma**

* **Country of Origin**: Japan
* **Also Known As**: The Onryō of the East
* **Age**: Unknown
* **Height**: 185 cm
* **Weight**: 100 kg
* **Specialty**: Superkick
Vampiric Gun

The **Vampiric Gun** is a subweapon in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. Once unlocked, it can be found inside of small chests, bought at Getsu Camps, or dropped by enemies.

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 150 Matchlock Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 100
* Base Ammo: 3
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Yellow**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Yellow**