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Kaho Reinol

Official artwork for Kaho

**Kaho Reinol** is a recurring character in the Momodora series. She serves as the protagonist of Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight, and has minor roles and appearances in Momodora II and III.

## Momodora II

**Kaho** doesn't really appear as a character in Momodora II, but instead there is a statue of her in Rahart Hall.

It seems that she, after her sacrifice in Karst, got added to the pantheon of gods that the priestesses of KoHo are worshipping. You can interact with the statue by praying in front of it and receive **Kaho**'s blessing.

## Momodora III

**Kaho** appears as a side character in Momodora III, where the player can help her fight the secret boss Haegok in the Distortion in Time.

In the boss fight, **Kaho** keeps distance between her and Haegok. She shoots Haegok with her bow, a weapon that she also carries in Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight. She cannot be defeated in the actual boss fight, but instead pauses for a while when reaching 0 hit points.

**Kaho** is also indirectly mentioned by Sarina of Ishlith, as she mentions "Back in the day, a girl dressed in white just like you purified this land from evil... I wonder what happened to her ...?"

## Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight

In Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight, **Kaho** is promoted to the position of the main character. As a priestess from Lun, she hoping to gain an audience with the Queen of Karst to save the land from its curse.

She uses a leaf from the sacred Lun Tree as a weapon, with a bow as a secondary weapon.

## Trivia

* Her name can be pronounced either "Ka-ho" or "Kay-ho" according to rdein in his developer stream.
Pocket Incensory

Buy from the shopkeeper at Karst Castle for 2000 Munny

The **Pocket Incensory** is a passive item found in Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight.

It grants fire damage to melee and ranged attacks, as well as active item attacks (ex: Bakman Patch). Since the games don't have elemental damage mechanics, the "fire" effect instead increases damage power slightly, has a chance to stun enemies on impact, and leaves behind an orange particle effect with each hit.

This in itself makes the Incensory one of the most useful items in the game, but when combined with the Drilling Arrows it can easily stun-lock almost every enemy in the map with ranged attacks.

It is very useful for Immortal and no-damage runs.

## Note

Unlike most multi-copy items in the game, getting both incensories from the Heretical Arsonist and the shopkeeper at Karst Castle doesn't give any additional effects. It's the same as having a single copy of one or the other.
Tomato Goblin

Tomato Goblins are enemies that can be encountered in the Ishlith Shrine and the Dim Hideout in Momodora III.

They are relatively weak enemies that will run towards you if they notice you. The only way for them to deal damage is by running into the character.

They bounce further away than normal enemies when hit, which means you either wait for them to run into you again or you make a little step forward to reach them again.
Momodora III

Momodora III's Boxart

***Momodora III*** is the third game in the series developed by Bombservice.

The game is a Mini Metroidvania sidescroller reminiscient of Cave Story.

## Plot

**Momodora III** follows the adventure of two characters (namely Momo and Dora) whose village has been attacked by demons.

## Gameplay

**Momodora III** works very much the same as any retro sidescroller. The story is very linear; however, there is some back tracking and secrets making the game fit under the category of metroidvania. There are runes that hold secret messages in game as well as various items to collect that provide benefits to the character.

## Difficulties

Momodora III has three different difficulty settings: Casual, Easy, and Hard.

* In Casual Mode, your character will start with ten health and has rapid health regeneration.
* In Easy Mode, your character will start with five health and a ring that reduces damage taken by half and increases your invincibility frames after being hit.
* In Hard Mode, your character will start with three health and has no extra benefits at the start of the game.

## Notable Characters

* Momo Reinol, the main heroine of the game
* Isadora Doralina, another heroine of the game
* Sarina of Ishlith
* Melilot Kront
* Kaho Reinol, who appears as a side character and helper.
* Rell, the Goddess of Death, who acts as the games final boss.

## Table of Contents

* Characters
* Bosses
* Enemies
* Items
* Locations

## Additional Links

* Itch.io page
* Steam page
* Original Soundtrack published on Bandcamp
Colt Single Action Army

The **Colt Single Action Army** is a primary weapon in Momodora I.

The SAA (as the name suggests) is a handgun. It doesn't have visible projectiles and the only thing that can be seen coming from the barrel is a smoke trail and explosion at the end of the trail. The SSA does a huge amount of damage and can shoot as fast as the button can be pressed making it the best weapon for regular situations.
Minoria

Minoria's header on steam

**Minoria,** originally known as the placeholder name, **Semilla**, is a game made by the Momodora development team, Bombservice, and a spritual successor of these games.

Initially released for Microsoft Windows in 2019, it has since been ported to systems such as the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch.

## Gameplay

Like Bombservice's previous series Momodora, **Minoria** is a Single-Player side-scrolling game in the metroidvania genre. The game's story follows Sister Semilla, a nun of The Inquisition, who, along with her assistant Sister Anna Fran, has traveled to Orimier, the capital city of Ramezia, to take part in the 4th Witch War. Taking the role of Sister Smilla, the player will explore a breadth of locations, fighting a variety of Bosses collecting Items along the way.

## Notable Characters

Sister Susilla

Sister Anne Frank

Amelia Susitette

Poeme Susitette

Sister Devoir de sus
Holy Baptism

Lutherans hold that Baptism is a saving work of God,[120] mandated and instituted by Jesus Christ.[121] Baptism is a "means of grace" through which God creates and strengthens "saving faith" as the "washing of regeneration"[122] in which infants and adults are reborn.[123] Since the creation of faith is exclusively God's work, it does not depend on the actions of the one baptized, whether infant or adult. Even though baptized infants cannot articulate that faith, Lutherans believe that it is present all the same.[124]

## Beliefs

### Purpose

Because it is faith alone that receives these divine gifts, Lutherans confess that baptism "works forgiveness of sins, delivers from death and the devil, and gives eternal salvation to all who believe this, as the words and promises of God declare."[125] Holding fast to the Scripture cited in 1 Peter 3:21 "and this water symbolizes baptism that now saves you also—not the removal of dirt from the body but the pledge of a good conscience toward God. It saves you by the resurrection of Jesus Christ." Therefore, Lutherans administer Baptism to both infants[126] and adults.[127] In the special section on infant baptism in his Large Catechism, Luther argues that infant baptism is God-pleasing because persons so baptized were reborn and sanctified by the Holy Spirit.[128][129]
Flowar

The **Flowar** is an enemy in Momodora II in Choele Choel.

As the name would suggest; the Flowar is a flower. It has a white needle-thin stem which supports the bloom. They have red triangular leaves coming out of an eye. The eye has a black sclera, red iris and a black pupil.

Functionally they are almost a carbon-copy of a HHNNNGRR Sprout. With the difference being the surprise mechanic. Instead of burying themselves underground, they use the darkness of Choele Choel.
Underworld Queen

**Underworld Queen** is a title shared by multiple characters in the Momodora series. In all cases, they're the final bosses of their respective games.

## Momodora I

Underworld Queen Lamia is the final challenge Isadora encounters in Terra Alter.

Once defeated, she allows Isadora to meet her mother but also mocks and warns the priestess, as she may regret her decisions. Rightly so, as the consequences of Isadora's defiance are seen in the next game.

## Momodora II

In this game, Isadora herself is cursed by the gods for her defiance in the previous games, and becomes the new Underworld Queen, bent on destroying the world.

She's eventually saved from her fate by Momo Reinol, a fellow priestess of Koho. Despite being purified, Isadora's skin becomes marked as a sign of having bore her curse.

## Momodora III

While not directly bearing the title, Goddess of Death Rell otherwise shares the same characteristics of an Underworld Queen.

She's responsible for the strange apparitions plaguing the neighboring lands of Koho. She's eventually confronted and defeated by Isadora or Momo. However, as the Goddess of Death her demise could have catastrophic consequences for all life in the world, so instead she's purified.

## Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight

The Accurst Queen of Karst serves as this game's Underworld Queen and final boss.

She's responsible for the spread of darkness and corruption that's overtaken her country and threatens the rest of the world. Her actions have also caused the despair and misery of her subjects, and forced the dead to roam the land once again.

Kaho Reinol arrives at Karst with the intent of stopping her and the spread of evil. By the end, she succeeds in purifying the cursed queen at the cost of her own life.

It's implied the queen may have been forced into evil by demonic possession, similar to Isadora's stint as the Underworld Queen.
Isadora's mother

**Isadora's mother** is a minor character in Momodora I.

A priestess of Koho, she was chosen and sacrificed to the gods in a ritual for "the recreation of the world", orphaning her only daughter Isadora.

Isadora eventually parts to Terra Alter with the intent of resurrecting her mother. While she succeeds at finding her mother's spirit, the latter informs her she cannot be resurrected as per the will of the gods, and teleports Isadora safely back to the entrance, rendering her efforts moot.

Isadora would later be cursed into becoming the Underworld Queen for trying to defy the gods, saved only by the intervention of fellow priestess Momo Reinol.
Owl

The Owl is a non-hostile creature that can be encountered in the Belltower Garden in Momodora III.

It just sits in the corner of the screen in a room in the Belltower Garden and will neither move nor do any action at all. However, killing it is normally worth it since you get two things out of it.

* The owl drops huge amounts of money.
* Killing it will unlock the Destroyer of Owls achievement.
PKBT

His twitter icon

PKBT, also known by aliases PKBeta and Pekibits, is a 30 year old game programmer and developer specialized in using Game Maker and Unity and uses Python for some projects. He's part of the Bombservice-team but also takes part in other projects. He's known for taking part in coding all Momodora games.

PKBT lives in Canada and also occasionally makes music and visual art. He frequently uses Clip Studio Paint and Paint Tool Sai

## Social Media

* Tumblr
* Twitter
* His website
* Soundcloud
* Musecore
Eri (Boss)

*This article describes only the two boss fights in Momodora II for general info about the character and the character from Momodora Reverie Under the Moonlight see: Eri*

Eri is a boss fought in Momodora II. She challenges Momo twice in the game. The first time when entering Milori Sanctum and the second time after collecting the Twinkle Pendant in Rahart Hall.

### Milori Sanctum

The fight takes place in the first room of Milori Sanctum. The room itself is spacious and has a flat floor made for the battle. When you get to the middle of it, Eri runs in from the left side, expresses her shock in meeting with Momo. Says the f-word and threatens to: *"...beat you to a pulp!"* The fight isn't that difficult. Eri starts by throwing two pairs of knives. The first pair has one at 0° and the second at approximately 5°. The second

    couple has one at 0° and the second at around 25°. Following that, she dashes forwards and rams the opposing wall, leaving her dazed for a few seconds. After waking up, she swings her knife, creating a Hadouken-like wave and the cycle repeats.

Strategy

Now, you might think that a good way to beat her is to keep distance and only attack her only when she is stunned from headbutting the wall. *However,*you can beat her much faster. Right as the battle starts, you run right in front of her and mash the attack button. When she prepares to dash, run back and jump over her and start mashing again. If done correctly, you should beat her quicker. This strategy is risky if you haven't collected any Love Letters, but it is possible. Attacking the knives sometimes makes them drop hearts, making it easier.

### Rahart Hall

The fight takes place in an empty room on the right side of Rahart Hall. It starts when you enter the

    room with the Twinkle Pendant. This fight is harder than the first one especially since she doesn't hit her head and stun herself anymore. Eri starts by jumping in the air, at the apex of her jump, she starts spinning in a place and throwing knives in all directions. Next, she dashes towards Momo. She subsequently sends two small waves to both sides. Soon after, she swings her knife, like in the first fight, this time creating three Hadoukens instead of just one.

Strategy

Version 039 and newer: There isn't a trick you could do to skip this fight. You have to fight her the old fashioned way, but you can reuse the strategy you used against Eri the first time. Since the fight takes place so late in the game, you should have more than enough health to deal with her. If you don't, you can always backtrack for the Love Letters.

Version 038 and older: You can fight her properly, or you could avoid the fight by abusing the Twinkle Pendant. That is the reason why people speedrun on this version instead of using the newer ones.

## Gallery

KnivesHadouken!Leaping over EriConfusion??*More* Knives*More* Hadouken!For some reason it starts further on the left I don't get it
Summon Stone

The **Summon Stone** is a passive item found in Momodora III.

Equipping the Summon Stone will create a doppelganger ghost of your character. The ghost will follow you around, if no enemy is in sight and in case of being to far away from you, it will just teleport right behind you.

Upon seeing an enemy, the ghost will react very aggresively and will try to reach and kill the enemy. It will go as far as jumping into pits, if it's actually able to hit an enemy on the way there. It can't do charge attacks and will always attack with the maple leaf.

While being indestructible, the ghost can still take damage. Upon reaching enough damage to kill it, it will instead pause for a short while before awakening with full health again.

The Summon Stone is a very useful item, since it can take care of a lot of enemies on it's own. There are certain scenarios where the ghost has a hard time to reach the enemy like the second phase of Rell's boss fight, but it normally will be worth it.

Do I know you?
Area 7

**Area 7** is the seventh area in Momodora I.

It is a cave covered in dirt. The design is based on moving platforms. The actual platforms only go up and down and overall aren't that outstanding. They were coded by somebody who goes by the mononym of *No Face*.

### Enemies

* Masu-Iawa
* Dokor
* Bakman
* Bak
* IawaIawa
* Oko Jr. & Oglop
* Oko Sr.
* Kriti
* Paniqui

### Items

* Chaser Bazooka
* White Mask
* Love Letter
Isadora Doralina

Dora's portrait in Momodora III

**Isadora Doralina** is a character from the Momodora series. She appears in Momodora I, Momodora II and Momodora III.

## History

Isadora is a Kohonese shrine maiden/priestess who makes her first appearance in Momodora I.

## Momodora I

Sometime before the events of the game, Isadora's mother was offered as a "Holy Sacrifice for the recreation of the world", an act which caused Dora to fall into despair and began to doubt the Shrine's teachings.

Desperate to find a way to resurrect her mother, Dora heared of the rumor of a forbidden item that is so powerful that it has the ability to resurrect the dead; for a certain price. Located deep within the forbidden sacred shrine Terra Alter. Despite warnings; Dora enters the shrine, armed with the Green Magic Leaf that has the ability to purify evil.

After battling her way deep into the cave, Dora finally arrives at the lair the Underworld Queen Lamia. After defeating her, Dora's mother appears as a spirit and tells her that she's glad that Dora cares about her so much and that she loves her, but tells her that she cannot be resurrected as she was chosen as a sacrifice for the recreation of the world, and as a last gift to Dora, she teleports her to the entrance of the shrine.

## Momodora II

After the events of the first game, Dora is cursed for entering the forbidden shrine Terra Alter and becomes the new Underworld Queen and seeks to destroy the world.

She first appears before Momo after entering the Koho Fields, mocking Momo saying that it even wouldn't be fun to kill her.

There are two possible endings depending on whether Momo obtained the Green Leaf or not:

* With the Green Leaf: After defeating Dora with the green leaf, a small cutscene plays with Dora's flashback of the events of Momodora I. With her soul purified and the Curse lifted, she apologises to Momo for everything shes done. This is considered the good ending.

* Without the Green Leaf: Momo completes her mission after killing Dora with the red leaf. This is considered the bad ending.

## Momodora III

Dora returns as a playable character alongside her friend, Momo.
Small Coin

The **Small Coin** is a key item found in Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight.

The Small Coin can be obtained by defeating the Accurst Queen of Karst while taking damage during the fight. Since the game ends after defeating her, it can only be seen in New Game+. This item does nothing.

## Small Coin

### Description

The Small Coin can be obtained by defeating the Accurst Queen of Karst while taking damage during the fight. Since the game ends after defeating her, it can only be seen in New Game+. This item does nothing.
Eri

**Eri** is the name of two different characters featured in Momodora II and Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight.

We can assume that these two characters are not the same person since the games have a huge time gap between them, although it would seem that **Eri Karst** and **Eri** in the fourth game are indeed related in some way since both are Kartian Princesses.

## Momodora II

**Eri Karst** is a secondary character and boss. She's fought twice during the game.

Eri is the princess of Karst. She disguised herself and fled to Koho in hopes of finding a "miraculous power" said to be housed inside a shrine and use it to save her people from miserable living conditions.

Due to her prideful and aggressive personality she clashes twice against Momo Reinol without giving an explanation. After being defeated a second time she confesses her identity and motivations to Momo, thanks her for putting some sense into her, and admits she didn't have any knowledge of the existence of an Underworld Queen inhabiting the shrine.

She leaves the area after this, presumably back to her homeland.

## Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight

**Eri** is a minor character with which the player intersects several times throughout the story.

She's initially found inside the Subterranean Grave, having escaped imprisonment. At first she's startled by Kaho Reinol's sudden appearance, before lowering her guard and advising the priestess to run away from Karst City.

She's later found again in Karst City. When talked to she will express a complete fatalism at the future, even considering her escape just a temporary solution at best. Depending on Kaho's answer she may remain that way or become more optimistic. The answer itself doesn't have particular effect aside from changing dialogue.

She's found one last time in the Sacred Ordalia Grove, near the gates to Karst City, where she's taking refuge from the curse. Her dialogue will vary depending on the answer given during the previous encounter. At this point she may offer to trade her Blessing Charm for the Hazel Badge. She remains here for the rest of the game.

## Trivia

* It's heavily implied Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight's Eri is the royal princess of Karst, which would make her the Accurst Queen of Karst's relative. Besides sharing her name with Momodora II's Eri, the Blessing Charm's description mentions it's only passed down infants of the Karstian Royal Family.
Derelict Frida

Derelict Frida is the boss of the subterranean grave. It is typically the fourth boss the player will encounter. It's design is very mosquito-like, with dark-red skin and a long nose or beak. Frida is also seen wearing a blue cloak.

Its attacks are:

* Firing a laser to one side, a bit above the players head.
* Leans way back, and slams its head forwards.
* Creates two pink smoky pillars, which spawn two pink wolves.
* Curls around itself, extending its neck to the floor, and tries to pierce the player with its nose/beak.
* Creates a cloud of darkness, and teleports to the other side of the arena.
* A variety of the base laser attack that summons a huge laser. Requires a charge before firing.

If the player manages to defeat Frida without taking damage, It will drop Sparse Thread.

"*Frida, deemed worthless, was thrown to the tombs underneath the capital. It's hardly possible to tell if it ever took the form of a human, or something else..." -Description of Sparse Thread*
Bellflower

The **Bellflower** is an active item found in Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight.

There are a total of ten Bellflower attainable over five different locations in game, and are found periodically throughout the adventure.

Though impractical, these can be obtained in any order, and give a set amount of uses.

## Locations

### First Bellflower

Located within the Sacred Ordalia Grove in a small cave halfway between the first room of the game and the first save point. This Bellflower uses a unique sprite that isn't used again. This Bellflower grants three uses.

### Second Bellflower

The second Bellflower is located between the first save point in Karst City and the first Lubella fight. In the room with the girl repeating "Make it stop.", it sits at the end of a short corridor just below a Witch, as the priestess approaches it, an Alchemist will spawn behind them, potentially killing unwitting players. This Bellflower grants two uses.

### Third Bellflower

Starting from the save point in Whiteleaf Park before the second Lubella fight, if the player heads up and then to the right, they will find this Bellflower at the end of a short gauntlet of enemies. This Bellflower grants two uses.

### Fourth Bellflower

See Ivory Bugs. This Bellflower grants two uses. (Ten Ivory Bugs are needed)

### Fifth Bellflower

The final Bellflower is found in Karst Castle. From the first save point in Karst Castle (The one you can warp to.) head up one room (requires the shortcut be unlocked) and then head right, cross the bridge, jump over the spike pits, and then head right again until you reach a path that takes you down. Head to the bottom of this path, then head left. Nestled against the far wall, the final Bellflower sits. This Bellflower grants one use.

## Usage

The Bellflower is the basic healing item, it will heal the priestess by 30% of their max HP when used, Due to it's relatively short usage time and plentiful number, Bellflowers are a key component of succeeding in the player's adventure.

Using it in a boss fight, even when at full health, will make the player unable to attain the no-hit boss item.

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Oko Sr.

**Oko Sr.** (also named Oko in the first game) is an enemy from Momodora I.

The senior version of Oko Jr. is a massive box with a huge eye in the middle and double the amount of Oglop. Due to its size, Oko Sr. has a huge health pool but poor mobility,making it more of an annoying obstacle than a dangerous foe.
Turnip

**Turnips** are enemies from Momodora II found in Choele Choel.

It is one of the least dangerous enemies in the game; only damaging on contact, being grounded and having almost no health.

It just skips from one point to another, turning around at either a wall or an end of the floor. The only probable way you could die to it is if you already don't have much health and don't notice it in the darkness of Choele Choel.
Maple Leaf

The **Maple Leaf** is a recurring weapon in the *Momodora* series. Most of the time it is used as the main weapon for combat. The Leaf is used by priestesses from Lun.

Rdein has said in an interview that he chose leaves as main weapons for his characters because he thinks that "...leaves are cool" [1]

## Momodora I

In Momodora I, Isadora is seen using a maple leaf as a weapon. It is labeled as "Magic Leaf" and is Isadora's default weapon. She can attack rapidly, alternating between 2 attacks.

## Momodora II

In Momodora II, Momo uses the Maple Leaf as her main melee weapon. Momo can attack quickly, alternating between a forward and backward attack. Momo can also use the "Green Magic Leaf", similar to the "Magic Leaf" from Momodora I. It has the same attack animations as the Maple Leaf (with a green coloured leaf) and does more damage.

## Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight

In Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight, the Maple Leaf is used as Kaho's main weapon. Kaho can attack three times in quick succession. Here is a chart of all different attacks, with their damage values:
Squid Hat (ika)

The **Squid Hat** is an item in Momodora I.

Just like the other collectable items in Momodora I, the Squid Hat serves no purpose other than being collected. It doesn't boost the player in any way.

It can be found in Area 6 in the room with the timer blocks. Run down the corridor until you see an opening under the spikes and let yourself fall down there. You will enter a hidden room, which contains both Yokii and a dog with a Indiana Jones-style hat. If you go even further down, you will find a pedestal with the Squid Hat.

It resembles Ikachan, the main character from a game of the same name made by Studio Pixel. Ikachan is a recurring collectible easter egg in many of Pixel's games.
Lamia

*This article describes the phase 1 of the final Momodora I boss fight for phases 2 and 3 see: Cheeoko*

**Lamia**, also known as **Underworld Queen Lamia**, is the final boss of Momodora I.

She has horns, red eyes, wings and carries a green leaf. The green leaf could hint towards her having been a KoHo priestess some time before the events of this game who tried to oppose the gods.

## The Fight

Before the fight starts she introduces herself and warns Dora about the consequences of trying to resurrect the dead. Her attack pattern consists of three attacks she repeats in the same order.

With the first attack, she throws a bunch of BAKs the same distance from each other around the altar in the middle of the room.

The second attack is summoning non-damaging smoke under Dora's current position. After a few seconds, a lot of BAKs rise from that smoke and then sink into the ceiling.

The third and final attack is throwing a large flashing ball at Dora. You have to use the Magic Leaf to volley the ball back at her, after which she does the same. You have to keep exchanging the ball until either of you fail to return it. To proceed to the next phase you need to hit her three times with it.

After the first phase ends, she summons Cheeoko, who you have to fight afterwards.

## Strategy

For the first attack, I suggest to stand at either of the edges of the room since she doesn't throw the BAKs there. However, if you are standing in the middle when she starts it might be safer to activate the Shield. The second attack can be dodged by moving to the side when the smoke appears. The flashing ball shouldn't be dodged. You might think that spamming the attack button would do the trick and it does, as long as you keep a big enough distance from Lamia.

Overall, the first phase isn't hard and you shouldn't get hit if you know what you are doing.
Ghost Fish

The Ghost Fish is an enemy that can be encountered in Old Madryn in Momodora III.

They have two states: They are either nearly invisible and have no hitbox, thus being indestructible; or they shift onto the material plane, becoming normal enemies. They will only get aggresive if you come close enough to them. Also, be aware that they will shoot three projectiles upon materializing.

With the right timing, you can throw a paper seal into its hitbox, killing it instantly without any chance of it damaging you.
Cotillard

Cotillards sprite in Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight

**Cotillard** is a minor character in Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight. She's Paramol's master, on which she seems to look down on, and inhabits one of the "forbidden" areas of the Forlorn Monastery.

Visually, she resembles a archetypal witch, but it's implied there's more to her than it would seem. However, her role in the story is limited to giving the Monastery Key to Kaho and advising her to go to the Karst Castle, but warning her beforehand.

   The character appears to have a mischievous and somewhat sinister personality, but none the less displays a degree of concern for the state of Karst and its inhabitants. Her room is full of cats, implying a fondness for these felines.

## Trivia

* Cotillard's role in the story may be more significant than it appears, as she's been described as "different" and compared to *Gandalf* from *The Lord of the Rings* by Rdein in a post of his on Steam.
* During her first talk with Kaho, her eyes briefly flash red but no explanation is given for this.
* She does react differently the first time Kaho enters the room in her cat form.
* Despite inhabiting the Forlorn Monastery, she appears to be unaffiliated to the Esselin faithful.
* In a stream, rdein said she is another incarnation of Sarina of Ishlith.
Passiflora

Passiflora

**Passiflora** is an active item found in Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight.

Two Passiflora are attainable in game, the first is obtained in Karst Castle after meeting up with a friend, the second is the reward for delivering twenty Ivory Bugs to the rabbit girl in the garden.

## Obtaining

### First Passiflora

Just before the second save-point in Karst Castle the player finds the Knightess critically injured. When spoken to, she asks that the player put her out of her misery. Selecting yes will trigger a cutscene and remove her body, with the Passiflora left where she was. Selecting no will result in the Passiflora not immediately spawning, one would have to exit and re-enter the room to have it spawn, it sits in front of her body.

## Usage

The Passiflora is a powerful healing item, it will fully heal the priestess when used.

Using it in a boss fight, even when at full health, will make the player unable to attain the no-hit boss item.
Dokor

The **Dokor** is a type of enemy from Momodora I. They appear in the last two areas.

Dokors resemble monoliths with an eye in the upper half and a bigger, wider eye underneath. The smaller eye stays open, while the bigger one closes when Dora is behind the Dokor. They do not move.

While the bigger eye is closed, they are completely defenceless. However, when they have the eye open, they can shoot flashing projectiles that pass through walls at you. This effectively makes them bulkier, static Paniquis that can only shoot under certain circumstances.

You can abuse the eye-closing mechanic to safely kill it. Just stand behind it and attack it until it dies. If the room layout doesn't allow you to stand at the same height as the Dokor you can try the Chaser Bazooka. Coincidentally, you can collect the bazooka around the same time you encounter the first Dokor.
Ivory Bug

**Ivory Bugs** are collectable items in Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight. The player can get rewarded for collecting certain amounts of Bugs, by talking to the Bunny Florest in Whiteleaf Memorial Park.

## Rewards

* 10 - You will be given two Bellflowers.
* 15 - You will be given a Hazel Badge.
* 20 - These are all the Ivory Bugs in the game. You will be rewarded three Passifloras.
Oko Jr. & Oglop

**Oko Jr. & Oglop** are recurring enemies in the Momodora series.

## Momodora I

Oko Jr. & Oglop is a duo of enemies and can be first encountered in Area 2 of Momodora I.

The two consist of a box with an eye in the middle (Oko Jr.) and four more eyes, that are used like wheels to drive around a block (Oglop). The fact that they are unable to attack by themselves makes them more of a nuisance than an actual enemy.

Upon taking damage, Oko Jr. will disappear, leaving Oglop to spin around the surface its stuck to. The four eyes then can be destroyed with an additional attack.

## Momodora II

Oko is an enemy that can be encountered in Momodora II.

Unlike in Momodora I, Oko counts as only one enemy in the second game of the series and not as a team of enemies. The design, however, didn't change: Oko still consists of a box with a large eye and four smaller eye at the sides and still drives around blocks.

The attack plan Oko has didn't change either: Their only way to attack the player is by passing through the character, damaging on contact.

## Momodora III

    Oko Jr. & Oglop is a duo of enemies and the first enemy encounter in the Ishlith Shrine in Momodora III.

Momodora handles the two in the same way they worked in Momodora I: The two are seperate enemies again consisting of the eye box (Oko Jr.) and the four additional eyes (Oglop). The behavior stayed the same aswell, driving circles around blocks and beingunable to attack by themselves.

When using the charge attack to throw one paper seal, the box in the middle can be destroyed and Oglop will continue to spin around the surface its stuck to. The four eyes then go down with one more attack.

## Gallery

Oglop without his comrade in Momodora III.
Torn Branch

### Description

The Whiteleaf Park, affected by the Queen's sorcery was displaced towards the bottom of the city. It was infested by underworld spirits and demons, such as the immortal witch Lubella.

### Location

Whiteleaf Memorial Park, Lubella

The **Torn Branch** is a passive item found in Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight.

It can be obtained by defeating Lubella in Whiteleaf Memorial Park without taking any damage.
Spirit

The **Spirit** is an enemy in Momodora II found in Mint End.

It is a white flame-like spirit with a red *something or the other* on its circular bottom.

They are one of the first flying enemies in the game. They attack by slowly flying at Momo and can be killed with one paper seal, making them one of the least dangerous enemies.
Acursed Bell

The **Acursed Bell** is an item in Momodora I.

Like many other items in Momodora I, the Acursed Bell is just a collectible item.

To find it, go down the green colored path after the third savepoint instead of going through the passage in the right-side wall. Follow the green path downwards and then to the left and you will find the bell on a pedestal.
Star Magnet

The **Star Magnet** is a passive item found in Momodora III.

When equipped it works like a money magnet, dragging munnies to your position and automatically collecting them.

The Star Magnet can be very useful in combination with the Golden Flower, dragging huge sums your way and even getting the money that would normally be out of reach, for example if it dropped into a spike pit.

A Star Magnet can be purchased from the Bunny Shop Girl in Old Madryn for 100 munnies.
Karst City

**Areas**
Royal Pinacotheca • Sacred Ordalia Grove • Subterranean Grave • Whiteleaf Memorial Park

### Connections

Forlorn MonasteryRoyal Pinacotheca

Sacred Ordalia Grove

Subterranean Grave

Whiteleaf Memorial Park

**Karst City** is the second area in Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight. It is where Kaho first meets many of the recurring NPCs of the game. It connects to all but 3 of the other areas of the game, making it a hub or crossroads of sorts.

After defeating it's boss, Lubella, the player can access the Forlorn Monastery, the Subterranean Grave, and Whiteleaf Memorial Park.

## Enemies

### Bosses

* Moka
* Lubella
Money Bomb

The **Money Bomb** is a passive item found in Momodora III.

Like the name suggests, the Money Bomb will cause all money that appears on screen to explode after a brief moment. Obviously, this item is only of interest when money is not needed to buy things anymore.

The Money Bomb can be combined with the Golden Flower to increase the amount of money created.
Chaser Bazooka

The **Chaser Bazooka** is a weapon from Momodora I.

The bazooka fires rockets, which like the name suggests, have homing properties and try to steer into an enemy rather than just flying in a straight line. While the rockets of the Chaser Bazooka are useful to shoot down enemies your normal projectile weapons would not reach, it has certain restrictions it cannot overcome: If the enemy is behind a wall, the rocket will go straight for the wall instead of choosing a more complicated way. Overall, it seems you still need Line of Sight to get a hit in.
Lubella Dim

### Rewards

1st battle: Access to the Subterranean Grave and the Forlorn Monastery, Bakman Patch if beaten without taking damage2nd battle: Access to the Cat Form, Torn Branch if beaten without taking damage

### Music

Malevolence

**Lubella Dim**, known in her boss battles as **Lubella, the Witch of Decay** is the boss of Karst City and Whiteleaf Memorial Park, and the master of Moka. She makes her first, and so far only appearance in Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight.

The reason for her appearance and her purpose in the story of the game are unknown, as are many of her aspects, such as her origin, and her link, if any, to the curse that plagues Karst City.

## Trivia

* She died sometime before the events of the series, and what is shown in her boss battles is her undead form.
	+ Although she is shown to be in distress upon her defeat in Whiteleaf Memorial Park, and was never seen again, it is unknown if she was truly "killed" by her defeat.
* Her goal is to usurp the throne of Karst.
* Her birthday is October 13th.
	+ As her age is unknown, so is her year of birth.
	+ Due to her somewhat "spooky" nature, it is likely that whatever year she was born in had October the 13th fall on a Friday, lining up with superstitions around Friday the 13th.
* She is mostly known as being a fanservice character, often played to comedic effect amongst the RUtM community.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Manual for Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight* - Steam
Rdein

**Guilherme Martins**, commonly known as **Rdein** is the main creator of the Momodora games.

**Guilherm** is Brazilian and has a Bachelor's Degree in Animation Design. He's a self-described "game developer" and "artist", and publishes both Visual art and music. **Rdein** is also head of a development group called **Bombservice** known for creating the Momodora games.

He has also published other games besides Momodora, namely Minoria, a spiritual successor of Momodora, and Bunny Swordmaster Story, a simple platformer game.

## Bombservice

**Bombservice** is a Brazilian development studio focused on developing games inspired by classics from the 80's and 90's. It was made, and is directed, by **rdein**, who self-published the first three Momodora games.

As of now, the group has officially released five different games which you can find on their website.

As of 2015 Bombservice consists of:

* **rdein**
* Hammu
* PKBT
* Elektrobear

## Social Media

* Twitter
* Itch.io
* Patreon
* Bombservice.com
* bombservice.rdein@gmail.com

and his art is available on his Dropbox page
Crest Fragments

The four **crest fragments** are key items that can be found during throughout Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight, and are needed in order to break the spell that is protecting the entry to the Royal Pinacotheca area, near at the beginning of Karst City area.

The fragments can be found in the following areas:

* Forlorn Monastery - keep going right after defeating Pardoner Fennel
* Subterranean Grave - keep going left after defeating Derelict Frida
* Cinder Chambers - keep going right to reach the room with the item after defeating Heretical Arsonist
* Frore Ciele - play through the area normally

In addition, the crest fragments grant to the player extra abilities once collected, such as:

* New bow charge level (Forlorn Monastery)
* Charge arrows faster (Subterranean Grave)
* Dodge mid-air (Cinder Chambers)
* Warp when praying (Frore Ciele)

All the crest fragments have the same description:

*"Fraction of an emblem representing the current Karstian regime.*

*Four parts are needed to access the areas leading to the castle's gates."*
Masu-Iawa

The **Masu-Iawa** is an enemy from Momodora I. It can be found in the last two Areas.

It looks like a bigger version of a Paniqui with a halo and grey coloring around the eye. Unlike the Paniqui, it doesn't attack with blinking projectiles, but by summoning IawaIawas.

Even though they are supposed to be harder than the Paniquis, they are easier to beat, since you can destroy the IawaIawas as they spawn.
Cheeoko

*This article describes the phase 2 and 3 of the final Momodora I boss fight for phase 1 see: Lamia*

**Cheeoko** is the final boss of Momodora I, summoned by Lamia after you beat her.

Cheeoko shares visual similarities with the Kirby boss 02, except with an added face and a blush. Once you beat the first Cheeoko phase, he will open his yellow eyes and look much angrier, starting the last phase of the boss fight.

## The Fight

The fight, as stated earlier, starts after you defeat Lamia and consists of two phases.

*Phase one*

Phase one consists of three attacks Cheeoko repeats.

During the first attack, Cheeoko shoots four projectiles. The projectiles look and act the same way as the ones shot by Olho except they are red rather than being green.

The second attack consists of several boomerangs that Cheeoko conjures around him. The boomerangs don't travel far before coming back to him.

The third and most dangerous attack (of the first phase) is a laser he shoots with his red eye. When Cheeoko uses the laser he moves either left or right depending on where Dora is at the moment. Cheeoko flies about two-thirds of the way before returning to the middle. The laser can destroy the altar in the room.

*Phase two*

The second phase takes a twist on the attacks of the first phase.

For the first attack, it combines the Olho projectiles with the boomerangs. He decides to sacrifice one of the red projectiles to shoot a higher number of boomerangs.

The laser gets more interesting and dangerous. Cheeoko doesn't fly to the sides this time, but when the laser hits the ground it instead summons the red Olho projectiles that roll away from the laser.

## Strategy

There isn't a special gimmick to win against Cheeoko, you simply need to deal enough damage.

Because Cheeoko flies so high, we will be using the Chaser Bazooka and mashing the S button for this fight.

For the first stage, I recommend standing on the left side of the room. This way you dodge the boomerangs and the laser without even moving and being so far away from him makes it less difficult to dodge the red projectiles. Standing on the left during the first stage allows us to get past the last stage without much hassle since less of the altar will be destroyed.

Now that Cheeoko is in his final form he doesn't become much harder. Quickly run to the right side, while he is transforming. Stand on the second step of the altar, wait for him to use the first attack and jump down. Down there, you dodge the three shots. Just as the third one passes you jump back on the second stair and dodge the ground shots. During all of this, you have to have the Bazooka equipped and mash the attack button.

## Trivia

* In the ending credits of the game, his sprite is cut off.
	+ This most likely happens because it is much bigger than the rest of the sprites in the credits.

## Gallery

Olho attackBoomerangsLaserOlho and BoomerangLaser the second timeHis broken sprite in the credits
Shell Fruit

### Description

Long ago, one thousand of them fell from the sky. Unbelievably delicious, despite the odd shape.

### Location

Area 4, hidden in rocks in the last room before the save point.

The **Shell Fruit** is an item in Momodora I.

In Momodora I, the item is nothing but a collectable.

The item can be obtained in the last room of Area 4, before the room with the save point. It is hidden in what appears to be solid rock in the upper right corner of the screen. Just jump into the rock and you will enter a secret stash with the item in it.

In Momodora III a similar item, called the Slice of Shellfruit, exists. It can be used to upgrade your Maple Leaf, granting you stronger attacks.
Extinction Core

Extinction Core (also referred to as "Annunaki 2.0" by some users) is the new mod created by Psycho, who was one of the lead devs on Annunaki Genesis. Extinction Core is said to be the "new Annunaki" as it was redesigned and cleaned to Psychos vision, with increased things to do, fixes, new animals and variations on the original Annunaki.

As this is the Annunaki Genesis Wiki, all Extinction based changes should be redirected to the new wiki which solely focuses on Extinction Core. The new wiki can be found here.

Please note that Annunaki Genesis wiki will be updated with any changes if required, but as most (if not all) development is focused into Extinction, that wiki may be updated more.
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KoHo Plains

**Areas**
Mint End • Rahart Hall

**KoHo Plains** are the first area of Momodora II.

The only enemies that appear in here are *Sprouts, Bakman, IawaIawa* and *BAK.*

The KoHo Charm can be found there, next to the only Bakman in the area.

On the top it leads to Mint End. At the bottom, there is a secret Love letter and a passageway to Choele Choel, both needing the Wave Charm to get to.