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Bloodshot Eye

Bloodshot Eye as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Bloodshot Eye** (毛細血眼, *Mōsaiketsugan*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A giant jellyfish-like monster that floats in the air. Its long tentacles extend straight down.

This enemy reappeared in *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair*, as part of the downloadable chapter *The Legend of Fuma*, where it was renamed as "Peepilliary".

## Gallery

**Bloodshot Eye** from *GetsuFumaDen*.**Bloodshot Eye** artwork from *GetsuFumaDen*.**Peepilliary** from *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair*.
## Trivia

* This enemy bears a striking resemblance to the Metroid species from the *Metroid* series.
Demon Mask

*Not to be confused with Demon Face.*

Demon Mask as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

**Demon Mask** (鬼面般若 (きめんはんにゃ), *Kimenhannya*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A demonic Noh mask. It can fly in the air while rotating.

## Gallery

**Demon Mask** from *GetsuFumaDen*.**Demon Mask** artwork from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.**Demon Mask** on the cover artwork of *GetsuFumaDen*.**Demon Mask** from *Wai Wai World*.**Pejora's Mask** from *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair*.
## Trivia

* Pejora's Mask, its English localized name in *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair*, is a possible parody of Majora's Mask from *The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask*, which was also a mask of demonic origin and several of its attacks in its first phase were similar to Pejora's Mask's stated hobbies.

## See also

* Jealous Crawler - Another enemy inspired on the *hannya* masks.
Floating Crossbow

The **Floating Crossbow** is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

A mechanical turret enemy found only in the Subspace Citadel. It stays levitating in the air on the same position, appearing at first with its eye closed, but when the player gets close enough, its eye opens and starts tracking and shooting arrows at them at regular intervals. It can't be completely destroyed and will only be deactivated for a period of time before being operational again, and as such it doesn't drop anything.

## References

1. ↑ "floating crossbow" named in the v0.3.13 patch notes https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1323470/view/2855835498368486864
Castlevania: Harmony of Despair

***Castlevania: Harmony of Despair*** (a play on "HD") is a multiplayer Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation 3 PlayStation Network game featuring characters, sprites and locations from several different *Castlevania* titles.

## Plot

The story involves a cursed book called the Grimoire in which the story of the evil citadel Castlevania is recorded. However, the castle comes to life within the pages of the book, taking various forms from previous incarnations, and the heroes of the past –also recorded in the book and coming to life within its pages– must once again fight to put an end to the curse. This story allows characters from different eras to come together in the same castle to fight evil.

## Features

On February 2, 2011, the fifth and final downloadable pack for the game was released, titled *The Legend of Fuma*. As its name suggests, it contains levels, enemies, bosses, items and music directly from the 1987 Konami game *GetsuFumaDen* (in all their 8-bit sprites glory).

In addition, Getsu Fuma, the main protagonist of *GetsuFumaDen*, is also available as a playable character on a separate DLC.

## Gallery

Fuma's HelmFuma's ArmorFuma's GreavesGetsu Fuma is a downloadable playable character in this game.

## External links

* *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair* at the Castlevania Wiki
Gnawing Caltrops

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

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 20
* Base Ammo: 3
* Growth: Ammo + [A], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Purple**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Purple**
Purse

*"Gold" and "Money" redirect here.*

Purse icon from GetsuFumaDen.

The **Purse** (巾着, *Kinchaku*?) is a field item in *GetsuFumaDen*. It is a purse full of gold. The amount of gold it contains varies depending on the type of enemy that drops it.

## Description

A purse full of gold. They can be randomly dropped by enemies on the side-scrolling stages. The gold collected can then be used at shops to buy items.

The amount of gold each purse contains varies depending on the enemy. Each enemy type drops a determined amount of gold. In general, weaker enemies and/or those which frequently respawn drop lower amounts of gold, whereas stronger enemies in more advanced levels drop larger amounts.

Purses can be farmed by finding a spot where an enemy that's easy to kill can be constantly respawned by moving back and forth, or also from enemies that constantly produce projectiles that can be destroyed (such as the Volcanic Bomb). The drop itself isn't very rare and it will only take a little time to acquire a respectable amount of wealth if one is patient enough.

## Notes

* Purses don't appear in the dungeon stages after defeating enemies; the gold obtained from a kill in these stages is automatically added to the player's collection upon defeating an enemy.
* Unlike the side-scrolling stages, where each enemy type has a determined amount of gold they can drop, enemies in the dungeon stages yield varying amounts of gold upon defeat.

## Gallery

**Purse** artwork from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.
## Trivia

* The *kanji* that appears on the instruction booklet artwork of the Purse is 金 (*kin*), which translates as "money".
Shoki

**Shoki** 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 53 Explosive Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 593
* Base Ammo: 1
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Curse of Decay**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Bone**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Bone**
Ryukotsuki Junior

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

Ryukotsuki Junior as it appears in Wai Wai World.

**Ryukotsuki Junior** is an enemy in *Konami Wai Wai World*. They are Ryukotsuki's offspring and aid her during her boss fight.

## Description

Ryukotsuki Junior is an enemy that only appears during the boss fight against the original Ryukotsuki in the *GetsuFumaDen*-inspired stage of *Konami Wai Wai World*.

While Ryukotsuki fashions an all new design in this game, Ryukotsuki Junior in turn is a somewhat faithful replica of the original Ryukotsuki's design in *GetsuFumaDen*, up to the point of featuring a red core within its rib cage.

Ryukotsuki's main form of attack during her boss fight consists in releasing several Ryukotsuki Juniors; these pace back and forth along the ground and periodically spew two projectiles in a spreading manner directly at the player. If let to, Ryukotsuki can fill up the screen with her offspring in a short time, limiting with this the hero's maneuverability due to the myriad of projectiles spewed by the Juniors filling the screen.

## Gallery

Ryukotsuki and **Ryukotsuki Junior** from *Wai Wai World*.
## Trivia

* Both *Wai Wai World* guidebooks (*Must Win Perfect Book* and *Winning Handbook*) state that Ryukotsuki is the "mother" of these Juniors, making them one of the few instances where Ryukotsuki is given a female gender (although it's debatable if the events from the *Wai Wai* games can be considered canon).
Konami Famicom Chronicle Vol.3: ROM Cassette Compilation

***Konami Famicom Chronicle Vol.3: ROM Cassette Compilation*** (コナミ・ファミコン・クロニクル Vol.3 ROMカセット編 , *Konami Famikon Kuronikuru Vol. 3 ROMU Kasetto-hen*?) is a compilation of tracks from five Konami video games, composed by the Konami Kukeiha Club. It was distributed by D4 Enterprise, Recorded by Egg Music Records and released in Japan on August 21, 2015.

It contains the music tracks from five Konami games, including fourteen tracks from *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Track list

1. Start (Start BGM) (0:04)
2. Storytellers (Storytellers BGM) (1:07)
3. Go! Getsu Fūma (Map BGM) (1:46)
4. Small Shrine (Shrine BGM) (0:45)
5. 1,000 Billion Light Years Beyond (Action BGM) (1:40)
6. Getsu Fūma's Battle (Combat BGM) (0:53)
7. Underground Labyrinth (3D Screen BGM) (0:52)
8. Labyrinth Mystics (Zako BGM) (1:10)
9. Between God (Between God BGM) (0:54)
10. Three-Headed Ogre (Boss BGM) (0:35)
11. Ryūkotsuki Battle (Big Boss BGM) (1:29)
12. Apocalypse (Ending BGM) (1:35)
13. Getsu Fūma's Death (Game Over BGM) (0:10)
14. Password (Password BGM) (0:54)
Jagi Keeper

Jagi Keeper as they appear in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Jagi Keepers** (unofficial name) are non-playable characters in *GetsuFumaDen*. They are three demons featuring a skeletal visage who live somewhere in Raging Demon Island and who each holds a "Demon Face" (a mask used as a pass), which they challenge the player for it by putting them up in battle against their pet monsters, the Jagi.

## Description

The Jagi Keepers are three demons featuring a skeletal visage who live somewhere in Raging Demon and its surrounding islands. Each one lives in a secluded shrine along the islands, generally at a dead end and beyond various action stages.

Each one of these individuals holds a "Demon Face", which must then be presented to an Oni gatekeeper in order to gain entry to the area he guards.

For the first two Jagi Keepers encountered, they will amicably propose a match between their pet Jagi and the player, with the reward being the Demon Face they hold. They then give the option to the player to either accept or decline the encounter. Jagi are generally very powerful, so the player would be wise to think it over and decline in case they consider they're currently not strong enough; then return later, once they're stronger and better equipped. If the match is accepted, the player will be lead into combat against a Jagi.

The third Jagi Keeper is a bit different, though, as he actually doesn't challenge the player to a fight. Instead, the player will need to go back and forth, and talk to him multiple times in order for him to finally yield the Demon Face he owns.

## See also

* Demon Face
* Jagi
* Oni (character)
Nirvana Scorpion

*Not to be confused with Scorpion Ghost.*

Nirvana Scorpion as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Nirvana Scorpion** (蝎涅槃 (さそりねはん), *Sasori Nehan*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A giant scorpion monster. It moves at medium speed along the floor and constantly stops, erects its tail and shoots a projectile from its stinger.
Getsu Camp

**Getsu Camps** are isolated areas that serve as shops and/or upgrade stations in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

During levels, yellow torii will transport the player to a Getsu Camp shop where they can purchase either weaponry or bags of upgrade materials, or by talking to the second maiden, increase their weapon ranks or awaken weapon abilities by using purple souls.

Additionally, after defeating a boss, an expanded Getsu Camp can be found with stations for upgrading and unlocking weapons using upgrade materials, training up skills and secret arts using spirit materials, or using purple souls to awaken weapon abilities.

The camps are manned by dolls similar to the Shrine Maiden, though much more run-down in nature, possibly due to the implied age of the camps.

## Gallery

Fuma browsing the stock at a *Getsu Camp* in-level.Closeup of one of the dolls at a camp after a boss fight.
Lifestealing Kunai

The **Lifestealing Kunai** 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 Kunai Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 32
* Base Ammo: 3
* Growth: Parasite Res. + [C], Movement Speed + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Yellow**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Yellow**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon Original Soundtrack (vinyl)

***GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon Original Soundtrack*** is the soundtrack for *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon* in vinyl form. It was released by Ship to Shore PhonoCo on October 2022. The three sides of the vinyl feature music from *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*, while the side B of the the second vinyl features tracks from *GetsuFumaDen*. It is available in two versions: "Standard Hellscape Edition" and "Exclusive Hellscape Edition".

## Track list

### Vinyl 1

#### Side A

1. Steadfast Nocturnal Vigil
2. Legend of GetsuFuma
3. Unfettered Chaos - The Ryukotsuki
4. Footfalls of the Jailer
5. Radiant Golden Thunder
6. Onwards! GetsuFuma

#### Side B

1. Legend of GetsuFuma
2. Fury of the Sunken God
3. Rally of the Dyad
4. Koihe Koihe
5. The Laughing Bawd
6. Black Market Boutique

### Vinyl 2

#### Side C

1. Legend of GetsuFuma
2. Feline Fracas
3. Temptation of the Devil
4. Champion of a Bygone Era

#### Side D

1. Start
2. The Tale
3. Onwards! GetsuFuma
4. Shrine
5. 100 Billion Light Years Away
6. GetsuFuma's Battle
7. Underground Labyrinth
8. Demon Labyrinth Battle
9. Divine Sanctuary
10. The Three Demons
11. Unfettered Chaos - The Ryukotsuki
12. The End
13. GetsuFuma's Death
14. Password

## Gallery

"Standard Hellscape Edition""Exclusive Hellscape Edition"
## External links

* "Standard Hellscape Edition" (Konami Shop)
* "Exclusive Hellscape Edition" (Konami Shop)
* VGMdb
Snapweed

The **Snapweed** 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 68 Explosive Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 475
* Base Ammo: 1
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Vermilion**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Magic**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Magic**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Vermilion**
Konami Music Masterpiece Collection

* Original cover
* Alternate cover

***Konami Music Masterpiece Collection*** (コナミミュージック 名曲コレクション, *Konami Myūjikku Meikyoku Korekushon*?) is a compilation of 15 albums and songs from many Konami video games, composed primarily by the Konami Kukeiha Club. It was released exclusively in Japan on October 1st, 2004.

The whole package includes music from various Konami series like *Gradius*, *TwinBee*, *Salamander*, *Parodius*, *Ganbare Goemon*, *Contra*, and *Castlevania*, among many others.

Disc 15 includes 3 tracks from *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Track list (Disc 15)

1. BGM #1 (1:33)
2. BGM #2 (1:13)
3. Ending (1:09)
4. BGM #1 (1:43)
5. BGM #2 (1:12)
6. BGM #3 (1:31)
7. BGM #4 (1:04)
8. Underground BGM (0:38)
9. Boss BGM (0:48)
10. Ending (1:45)
11. **Field BGM** (1:27)
12. **Battle BGM** (1:56)
13. **Ending** (1:38)
Tenaga-Ashinaga

Tenaga-Ashinaga artwork from Undying Moon.

The **Tenaga-Ashinaga** (手長足長 (てながあしなが)?, lit. "Long Arms Long Legs") is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

This enemy is actually two enemies in one. While the brothers are paired up, they tower over the player and will briefly charge up before unleashing a wide-reaching horizontal spinning attack with their arms while moving toward the player. At half health, the upper long-armed brother will be defeated, leaving the lower long-legged brother, who will now attack with powerful kicks.

## Gallery

**Tenaga-Ashinaga'**s bestiary entry image from *Undying Moon*.
Personal computer

A **personal computer**, commonly abbreviated simply as **PC**, is usually a microcomputer whose price, size, and capabilities make it suitable for personal usage.

## Overview

Personal computers are normally operated by one user at a time to perform such general purpose tasks as word processing, internet browsing, e-mail and other digital messaging, multimedia playback, video game play, computer programming, etc.

The user of a modern personal computer may have significant knowledge of the operating environment and application programs, but is not necessarily interested in programming nor even able to write programs for the computer. Therefore, most software written primarily for personal computers tends to be designed with simplicity of use, or "user-friendliness" in mind.

## History

Since the terms "personal computer" and "PC" have been introduced to vernacular language, their meanings and scope have changed somewhat. The first generations of personal microcomputers were usually sold as kits or merely instructions, and required a somewhat skilled person to assemble and operate them. These were usually called microcomputers, but personal computer was also used. Later generations were sometimes interchangeably called by the names "home computer" and "personal computer".

By the mid-1980s, "home computer" was becoming a less common label in favor of "personal computer". These computers were pre-assembled and required little to no technical knowledge to operate. In today's common usage, personal computer and PC usually indicate an IBM PC compatible. Because of this association, some manufacturers of personal computers that are not IBM PCs avoid explicitly using the terms to describe their products.

## *GetsuFumaDen* games available on the system

* *GetsuFumaDen* (2021, bonus perk for buyers of the Early Access of *Undying Moon* and slated to come in its "Deluxe Edition")
* *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon* (TBA - 2022)

## See also

* Steam - A digital distribution gaming environment for personal computers.
Must Win Perfect Book GetsuFumaDen

***Must Win Perfect Book GetsuFumaDen*** (必勝完ペキ本 月風魔伝, *Hi'shoukanpekihon Geppūmaden*?) is a strategy guide for Konami's Famicom video game *GetsuFumaDen*. It was published by Tokuma Shoten in Japan in 1987.

It contains original artworks of the main characters, including Getsu Fuma, Ryukotsuki, Dokugandokuzu, Kyōkotsugyūgai, Ryūtōkibi, and even from Fuma's two elder brothers.

## Gallery

The story so far.The three Getsu brothers.Fuma faces off against Dokugandokuzu.Fuma confronts off against Kyōkotsugyūgai.Fuma about to take on Ryūtōkibi.Ryukotsuki looms large.Getsu Fuma posing dramatically.
## See also

* *GetsuFumaDen: Complete Peek Strategy Guide* - Another strategy guide for *GetsuFumaDen*.
* *Must Win Perfect Book Konami Wai Wai World* - A strategy guide for *Konami Wai Wai World*, also by Tokuma Shoten.
Reppu

**Reppu** 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: 270
* Base Ammo: 3
* Growth: Attack + [S], Ammo + [C]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Sky**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Sky**
Poison Spider

Poison Spider as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Poison Spider** (毒蜘蛛 (どくぐも), *Doku Gumo*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A giant spider monster whose body looks similar to a rock. It initially poses as a simple boulder lying on the ground, but when approached, it stands up and begins to move. It attacks by spewing out webbing threads.

## Gallery

**Poison Spider** artwork from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.
Pipe of Thunder and Flame

The **Pipe of Thunder and Flame** 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: 250
* Base Ammo: 5
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Magic**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Magic**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Magic**
Subterranean Spider

Subterranean Spider artwork from Undying Moon.

The **Subterranean Spider** (土蜘蛛 (つちぐも), *Tsuchigumo*?) is a boss in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Origins

The *tsuchigumo* is a kind of *yōkai* from Japanese folklore that has the face of an oni, the body of a tiger, arms and legs of a spider, and wears a giant outfit. They lived in mountains, where they captured travelers with strings and ate them.

There are various tales about encounters with the *tsuchigumo*. Of them, some of the most famous involve the hero Minamoto no Yorimitsu and his many encounters with these creatures, the most well known being the following:

In the *Tsuchigumo Soushi*, while heading to the Rendai field, Yorimitsu and his men encountered a flying skull; they followed it and arrived to an old estate, where they found various atypical *yōkai*. When dawn arrived, a beautiful woman appeared and was about to trick them, but Yorimitsu wounded her with his katana, making her escape and leaving behind a trail of white blood. Pursuing that trail, they arrived at a cave where they encountered a huge spider, which was the true identity of all the monsters they had seen before. At the end of a long battle, Yorimitsu cut off the spider's head and the heads of 1,990 dead people came out from its stomach. Furthermore, from its flanks, countless small spiders flew about, and investigating them further, they found about twenty more skulls.

## Description

### Strategy

There are three tiers to the boss area, with alternating platforms up and down through, with multiple inert Geisha Spirits spaced equally across on each tier; two on the bottom, four on the middle, and three on the top.

The spider has multiple attacks that make use of this setup in order to combat the player:

* The spider's most basic attack is a telegraphed descent to the top tier. They will pause for a moment before spinning multiple bundles of webbing that they will then send shooting out across the arena at multiple of the inert geisha, bringing them to life with its puppetry. If any of these bundles hit the player, they will take damage and be caught in the webbing for a brief period, unable to move until they escape. Awakened geisha spirits can be either normal or turned, adding to the things the player must be mindful of during the battle. It is advised that the player deal with these enemies in short order.
* Another attack involves the spider descending to the middle tier. They can either wait for a time before ascending again, or will curl their limbs and charge a spin, damaging the player if they are too close.
* If the spider drops down onto a position with an active geisha spirit, they can eat it to power up their attacks for a time.

## Gallery

**Subterranean Spider** fight in *Undying Moon*.**Subterranean Spider** fight in *Undying Moon*.
## External links

* *Tsuchigumo* at Wikipedia
* *Tsuchigumo* at Yokai Wiki
* *Tsuchigumo* at Yokai.com
Rusted Sword

The **Rusted Sword** 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: 160
* Growth: Attack + [C], Break Attack + [C]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Rakshasa Madness**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Free Form**
Kagamigusa, the Bloodthirsty Umbrella

**Kagamigusa, the Bloodthirsty Umbrella** 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 Umbrella Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 72
* Growth: Attack + [S], Vessel Dmg + [F], Vessel Brk + [E]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Demonslayer Formation: Vessel**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Vessel**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Demonbreaker Formation: Vessel**
* **Free Form**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Blue Break**
* **Extinguish Blue**
Konami Ending Collection

***Konami Ending Collection*** (コナミ・エンディング・コレクション, *Konami Endingu Korekushon*?) is a compilation of two albums and songs from many Konami video games, composed primarily by the Konami Kukeiha Club. It was released exclusively in Japan on October 21, 1991.

Disc 2 contains the ending theme from *GetsuFumaDen* (Apocalypse).
Kunai

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

## Description

Kunai are small throwing blades that are thrown three at a time. The three projectiles follow three paths (forward, tilted up, and tilted down) and will rebound off of terrain for a period if they have not yet struck an enemy.

Players should consider the landscape when using this subweapon, taking bounce arcs and enemy placement into account to score multiple hits or attack enemies from out of reach.

## Kunai

There are currently nine different types of *Kunai* 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.

* Kunai of the Night
* Kunai of the Poisoned Fang
* Inferno Kunai
* Kunai of the Bloody Tear
* Frozen Kunai
* Lifestealing Kunai
* Kunai of the Fallen Feather
* Scattershot Kunai
* Kunai of Swift Strikes
Shigenana, the Great Mallet

**Shigenana, the Great Mallet** 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 Bludgeon Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 234
* Growth: Ground Dmg + [E], Ground Dmg + [D], Attack + [C]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Demonbreaker Formation: Earth**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Demonbreaker Formation: Earth**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Free Form**
* **Yellow Break**
Monster Retsuden ORECA BATTLE ~Orekangeki Music!~

***Monster Retsuden ORECA BATTLE ~Orekangeki Music!~*** (モンスター烈伝 オレカバトル 〜オレカンゲキミュージック！〜, *Monsutā Retsu-den OREKA BATORU ~Orekangeki Myūjikku!~*?) is the volume 1 of the soundtrack for *Monster Retsuden ORECA BATTLE*. It contains three tracks remixed or inspired from *GetsuFumaDen*, including a remix of "Go! Getsufuma", "One Hundred Billion Light-years Beyond" and "Getsufuma's Theme".

## Track list

### Disc 1

1. Monster Chronicles Oreca Battle -Main Theme- (2:34)
2. Mode Selection (2:27)
3. The Combine Castle (2:24)
4. Battle ~The Arena~ (3:55)
5. Battle ~The Hero's Journey 1~ (2:38)
6. Battle ~The Hero's Journey 2~ (2:51)
7. Battle ~Boss Battle 1~ (2:42)
8. Battle ~Dragon 1~ (3:41)
9. Prototype Code III's Theme (3:38)
10. Lord of Destruction Mahadiva's Theme (3:35)
11. Battle ~Beast~ (2:45)
12. Riviere's Theme (3:41)
13. Mus' Theme (3:56)
14. Result (1:32)
15. Card Selection (2:29)
16. Making an Oreca! (0:22)
17. Making a Shining Oreca! (0:23)
18. Game Over (0:14)
19. Battle ~The Palace of the Evil Sea~ (2:42)
20. Bubble Wizard Powan's Theme (4:14)
21. Dracula's Theme (3:56)
22. Uriel & Sariel's Theme (4:23)
23. Reaper Grimm's Theme (4:48)
24. Azul's Theme (3:48)
25. Bubble Wizard Powan's Theme -Piano Arrange- (1:48)
26. Merrow's Theme (4:07)

### Disc 2

1. Battle ~The Ruins of the Trapping Sands~ (3:03)
2. Prison Warden Gozumezu's Theme (4:11)
3. Hero Jeanne's Theme (3:26)
4. Ifrit the Genie's Theme (1:53)
5. Skull Bone Dragon's Theme (3:20)
6. Saqqara's Theme (4:14)
7. Battle ~The Shrine of the Sheltering Wind~ (3:27)
8. **Getsufuma's Theme** (3:45)
9. Daji's Theme (4:13)
10. Thunder God Indra's Theme (4:20)
11. Demon Duke Astaroth's Theme (5:08)
12. Empress Medusa's Theme (3:11)
13. Raven Dragon Knight Leon's Theme (4:01)
14. Dragon Lord Huanglong's Theme (4:01)
15. Dragon God Kukulkan's Theme (3:59)
16. Yamata-No-Orochi's Theme (4:02)
17. Nanawarai's Theme (4:17)
18. Eerie Dragon Yamata-No-Orochi's Theme (3:55)
19. Battle ~Extra Stage~ (3:36)
20. Raven Dragon Knight Leon's Theme -Music Box Arrange- (1:46)
21. Beginning (1:13)
22. **Go! Getsufuma** (1:12)
23. **One Hundred Billion Light-years Beyond** (1:03)

## Related products

* *Monster Retsuden ORECA BATTLE* – The game this is a soundtrack for.
Suigetsu, the Enchanted Blade

**Suigetsu, the Enchanted Blade** 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 Katana Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 88
* Growth: Flash Attack + [S], Setsuna Dmg + [B], Attack + [C]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Rakshasa Madness**
* **Free Form**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Slash of Elimination**
* **Extinguish Purple**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Purple**
Spiny Punisher

The **Spiny Punisher** 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: 224
* Growth: Break Attack + [S], Attack + [C]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Free Form**
* **Free Form**
Konami Chara Cards

The ***Konami Chara Cards*** (コナミ キャラカード, *Konami Kyara Kādo*?) (a play on "Konami Character Cards") are sets of collectible cards Konami included within games released on the Famicom and the Famicom Disk System in the 1980s and 1990s. Each game came with one card of its respective set and each featured an original artwork portraying an event from that particular game (usually depicting the hero fighting an enemy or boss).

While most sets are thought to be conformed of an average of six cards, it's unknown how many were produced for each particular game (some are known to have only one card).

The title of the game, as well as a serial number, came on the back of each card.

## List of games that included *Konami Chara Cards*

* *Ai Senshi Nicol*
* *Arumana no Kiseki*
* *Dracula II: Noroi no Fūin*
* *Contra*
* *Doremikko*
* *Dragon Scroll*
* *Exciting Baseball*
* *Exciting Basketball*
* *Exciting Billiard*
* *Exciting Boxing*
* *Exciting Soccer*
* *Falsion*
* ***GetsuFumaDen***
* *Konami Wai Wai World*
* *Majō Densetsu II: Gariusu no Meikyū*
* *Meikyū Jiin Dababa*
* *Metal Gear*
* *Salamander*
* *Tetsuwan Atomu*
* *Top Gun*

## *GetsuFumaDen* cards

The following is a gallery of all known cards produced for the 1987 Famicom game *GetsuFumaDen*:

## References

1. ↑ *GetsuFumaDen* entry page at Video Game Den.

## External links

* *Konami Chara Cards* at the Konami Wiki
* *Konami Chara Cards* page at the Family Computer Disk System Art Database (Japanese)
Shuriken

Shuriken icon from GetsuFumaDen.

The **Shuriken** (手裏剣?) is an attack item in *GetsuFumaDen*. When used, shuriken are sent flying diagonally-upward in three directions.

## Description

The traditional "ninja star"; when used, Fuma throws shuriken diagonally-upward in three directions. The attack power of each shuriken is 24, making it one of the most powerful attack items in the game and useful during the final levels.

It can be bought from a merchant for 900 gold.

This item reappeared in *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair*, in the downloadable chapter *The Legend of Fuma*, renamed as "Throwing Star", where they are one of Getsu Fuma's starting and exclusive sub-weapons, having almost the same use. In this game, its attack power is 8 and it consumes 10 MP per use.

## Gallery

**Shuriken** artwork from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.**Syuriken**[sic] nonogram puzzle from *Pixel Puzzle Collection*.
Stone Whelp

Stone Whelp artwork from Undying Moon.

The **Stone Whelp** (岩小僧, *Iwa Kozō*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. It is a golem-like brute that leaps around and throws exploding rocks at the player.

## Description

A humanoid brute who throws exploding rocks. It has an abnormally large head and bears only one eye. It can often throw rocks from offscreen, and in fact in many instances this becomes its main form of attack. As such, the player should listen carefully to the sound it makes while performing this action. After it has landed, the rock itself is harmless to the touch while it waits to detonate, making them more akin to bombs than to thrown projectiles. In addition, the monster will occasionally leap closer to the player to attack.

The berserker version of this enemy is able to throw two rocks at a time.

## See also

* Evil Rock - A similar enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.
Malformed Bat

Malformed Bat artwork from Undying Moon.

The **Malformed Bat** (化蝙蝠, *Bake Kōmori*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

These small bats are mainly found on the Misty Peaks. They like to hang out on ceilings in hard to reach areas and are often found in group of four. Once they spot the player, they will fly toward them, inflicting minor damage upon contact. They are not much of a treat and have very low HP, so they should be taken out quite easily.
Pixel Puzzle Collection

***Pixel Puzzle Collection*** (ピクロジパズル, *Pikuroji Pazuru*?, lit. "Picross Puzzle") is a puzzle video game released by Konami Digital Entertainment for mobile devices on October 9, 2018. It features characters from several classic Konami franchises such as *Castlevania*, *Gradius*, *Parodius*, *Bomberman*, *Milon's Secret Castle*, and many others.

## Gameplay

*Pixel Puzzle Collection* is a picture logic nonogram puzzle game where the player is given a square cell grid and must fill the cells or leave them blank accordingly to the numbers on the sides of the grid, which represent the number of cells which must be filled on the respective line or column.

Whenever a puzzle is completed, a pixel art picture is revealed, corresponding to a character, enemy or item from one of many classic Konami games. The game features 500 different puzzles, divided in 10 categories: Action, Shooting, Thinking, Sports, Variety, Gradius, Parodius, Bomberman, School Girls and Castlevania.

## *GetsuFumaDen* related puzzles

The Old Woman as the icon for the "Variety" category, in which *GetsuFumaDen* and other miscellaneous Konami series are represented.Getsu Huma[sic]Syuriken[sic]Old WomanHadou katanaA Hokora shrine, in which the Old Women dwell.A Torii, the entrances and exits to side scrolling levels.Demon Face
## Trivia

* The Old Woman from *GetsuFumaDen* appears as the icon for the "Variety" category.
* While the *GetsuFumaDen* series doesn't have its own category, like for example *Castlevania*, *Gradius*, *Bomberman*, etc., it is the most represented franchise in the "Variety" category.
Music from Konami Antiques ~Family Computer~

***Music from Konami Antiques ~Family Computer~*** (ミュージック フロム コナミアンティークス ～ファミリーコンピュータ～, *Myūjikku Furomu Konami Antīkusu ~Famirī Konpyūta-*) is a compilation of 13 albums and songs from many Konami NES video games, composed primarily by the Konami Kukeiha Club. It was released exclusively in Japan on November 15, 2023.

The whole package includes music from various Konami series like *Gradius*, *TwinBee*, *Salamander*, *Parodius*, *Ganbare Goemon*, *Contra*, and *Castlevania*, among many others.

Disc 2 includes 14 tracks from *GetsuFumaDen*.
Raging Stone Flame

The **Raging Stone Flame** 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 Polearm Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 171
* Growth: Attack + [C], Movement Speed + [E]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Orange**
* **Rakshasa Madness**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Orange Slash**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Extinguish Orange**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Orange**
Merchandise/Related merchandise

*For merchandise from GetsuFumaDen and Undying Moon, see Merchandise.*
Available licensed merchandise from games outside the *GetsuFumaDen* franchise.

## *Konami Wai Wai World* merchandise

### *Konami Wai Wai World Winning Handbook*

One of two guidebooks released covering the first of Konami's *Wai Wai* series of crossover games.

### *Must Win Perfect Book Konami Wai Wai World*

The second of two guidebooks released for *Konami Wai Wai World* strategies.

### *Konami Wai Wai World* (game book)

Like *GetsuFumaDen*, *Konami Wai Wai World* received an Adventure Game Book release.

The cover of the adventure.Getsu Fuma joins the adventure.
### *Wai Wai World 1+2 Original Soundtrack*

*Konami Wai Wai World* and *Wai Wai World 2: SOS!! Parsley Castle* received a dual soundtrack release covering both titles and featuring new art on the packaging. It has received a number of re-releases over the years across multiple formats.

Cover of the 2014 CD release.Cover of the 2020 vinyl release.
## *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair* merchandise

### *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair Original Soundtrack*

In 2011, *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair* received a soundtrack release that featured an arrangement of Go! Getsu Fuma used in its *The Legend of Fuma* DLC.

## *Otomedius Excellent* merchandise

### *Otomedius Excellent* pre-order promotions

*Otomedius Excellent* came with different promotional materials in Japan and in the United States.

In Japan, the game came with a gaming chair cover featuring a full-body image of Gesshi Hanafuuma.
In the West, the Collector's Edition came with an art book, mini soundtrack, and a pillow cover featuring a number of characters, including Hanafuuma.

The Japanese gaming chair cover featuring Gesshi Hanafuuma.The English pillowcase featuring an ensemble of characters.
### *Otomedius Excellent Collector's Edition Art Book and Soundtrack*

The Western Collector's Edition also came with a combination mini soundtrack and art book, featuring a selection of tracks and design works from the title.

Cover of the art book.Inside cover, featuring the mini soundtrack cd and track listings.Gesshi Hanafuuma's page in the art book.

### *Otomedius Illustration & Setting Documents Collection*

*Otomedius*, *Otomedius Gorgeous* and *Otomedius Excellent* received a dual artbook featuring design and artworks from across the series, including materials on Gesshi Hanafuuma and Ryukotsuki.

### *Otomedius-X Original Soundtrack*

*Otomedius Excellent* received an extensive five-disk soundtrack collection covering all the tracks in the game, including all those in the base game as well as those from DLC addons.

Outside cover of the collection.The part of the collection covering GetsuFumaDen and Axelay tracks and arrangements.
### *Otomedius-X Hand Strap and Pin set*

As part of promotional materials, a combination package containing a branded hand-strap and a pin featuring Gesshi Hanafuuma was released.

## See also

* Merchandise - Main merchandise page about the official *GetsuFumaDen* series.
Pop'n music 18: Sengoku Retsuden

* Cabinet
* Logo

***pop'n music 18: Sengoku Retsuden*** (ポップンミュージック18 せんごくれつでん, *poppun myujikku 18 Sengoku Retsuden*?) is a 2010 music & rhythm video game by BEMANI and Konami. It is the 18th main installment in the *pop'n music* series.

The game features some remixes of music themes from *GetsuFumaDen*. Getsu Fuma, Ryukotsuki and other guest characters appear in animations to accompany these themes.

## Gameplay

The main theme of *pop'n music 18: Sengoku Retsuden* is, as its name suggests, the Sengoku period.

*Sengoku Retsuden* marks the introduction of the e-AMUSEMENT PASS members site, where players' stats can be viewed from a home computer and a function linked with the PSP version *pop'n music portable* has also been set.

The two-track guarantee, which was only present in CHALLENGE mode in previous games, has now been set in SUPER CHALLENGE mode.

The EXPERT mode from previous games has been removed.

Internet ranking has been integrated into SUPER CHALLENGE mode and the process now involves competing with individual songs, which is registered by selecting and playing the music theme that appears in the timed distribution event from the dedicated category.

An equivalent song to the usual "conditional hidden song at the beginning of game" was also distributed here. It occurs after the end of the online battle, where up to three people play a high-difficulty score to defeat a boss. "Boss Battle" and its song are specified.

Introducing the "pop'n test" event, which clears under the above conditions.

## Gallery

Getsu FumaGetsu Fuma "Neutral" animation.Triclops Head "Great" animation.Dokugandokuzu "Miss" animation.Ryukotsuki "Dance" animation.Old Woman "Lose" animation.
## Videos

GETSUFUMA-DEN 「月風魔伝」 - pop'n music 18 - 01GETSUFUMA-DEN 「月風魔伝」-pop'n music 20- GETSUFUMA-DEN EX DANCE+CHARA POP by GREENKUN.avi
## External links

* Official site (Japanese)
* *Pop'n Music 18 Sengoku Retsuden* at the pop'n music Wiki
	+ Getsu Fuma
	+ GETSUFUMA-DEN
Magic Bloodthirsty Bow

The **Magic Bloodthirsty Bow** 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: 96
* Base Ammo: 6
* Growth: Bleed Res. + [C], Ammo + [C]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Vermilion**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Bone**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Vermilion**
Kunai of Swift Strikes

The **Kunai of Swift Strikes** 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 56 Kunai Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 488
* Base Ammo: 1
* Growth: Attack + [S], Movement Speed + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
Kyōkotsugyūgai

Kyōkotsugyūgai as he appears in GetsuFumaDen.

**Kyōkotsugyūgai** (凶骨牛骸 (きょうこつぎゅうがい)?) is an enemy character in the *GetsuFumaDen* series. He was introduced as one of the *Majins* (bosses) of the 1987 game *GetsuFumaDen* and has made a few cameo appearances in other Konami products. It is a bovine corpse that commands a deadly ring of spinning swords.

## Appearances

### *GetsuFumaDen*

First appearance of Kyōkotsugyūgai in any media. He is one of Ryukotsuki's three *Majins*, and as such, the latter commended him one of the three legendary Hadou katanas he stole from the Getsu brothers to guard it.

A huge skeleton of a humanoid ox-like creature. During his boss fight, Kyōkotsugyūgai will slowly but menacingly advance toward the player while performing leaps every once in a while. He will summon and telekinetically twirl up to four swords around him, which provide him both defensive and offensive capabilities in battle, and eventually send forth these swords at the player. Additionally, more swords will periodically enter the screen from behind him to aid him in battle, either at a high or low altitude; these will increase in number as he receives more damage.

When hit, Kyōkotsugyūgai will momentarily stop hurling his swords. Furthermore, if he's hit after he has hurled one, he can be momentarily stopped from summoning the next one that would occupy its place.

He is notably resilient and in most scenarios will at one point corner the player, so the latter will have to make creative use of their arsenal to get the other side and continue the battle.

### *Wai Wai World*

Kyōkotsugyūgai appears as a guest enemy in this Konami mascots crossover game.

### *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair*

Renamed "Oxocutioner" in this game, he is one of the guest enemy characters included in the downloadable Chapter 11, *The Legend of Fuma*.

A skeletal bovine boss demon who rules over the Prison Gate Island (獄門島（ごくもんとう）, *Gokumon Tō*?). The stage itself originally appeared in the classic Famicom game *GetsuFumaDen*.

Oxocutioner is armed with several swords that he can control telepathically. He is one of three sub-bosses that must be defeated before reaching the final boss, Ryukotsuki. He becomes more powerful after either of the other two sub-bosses, Decapiclops and Chimyriad, are destroyed.

## Gallery

**Kyōkotsugyūgai** artwork from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.**Kyōkotsugyūgai** confronting Fuma from the *Must Win Perfect Book*.**Kyōkotsugyūgai** artwork from the *Wai Wai World* instruction booklet.**Kyōkotsugyūgai** from *Wai Wai World*.
Lizard Cow

## Lizard Cow

Lizard Cow as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

### Japanese name

蜥蜴牛 (とかげうし)
*Tokage Ushi*

### Appearances

*GetsuFumaDen*

The **Lizard Cow** (蜥蜴牛 (とかげうし), *Tokage Ushi*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

This enemy only appears in the second dungeon.

## Description

A giant horned lizard creature that attacks by spewing fireballs.

## Gallery

**Lizard Cow** as it appears on the cover of *GetsuFumaDen*.
Spirit Mineral

* Training
* Mastery

**Spirit Minerals** are a material drop in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

Spirit Minerals are used for completing Training and leveling up Masteries with the Shrine Maiden at the Getsu Clan Estate or at post-boss Getsu Camps. They are occasionally dropped from enemies, but are always found inside of chests.

They are in the form of traditional *magatama* beads and come in two types:

"**Training**" Spirit Mineral
(green)"**Mastery**" Spirit Mineral
(yellow)
## Trivia

* If the player die during the stage, only a certain percentage of them will be retained when brought back at the Estate, but the percentage could be raised through the use of the Secret Arts Scrolls.
* The amount of Spirit Materials is doubled when dropped by enemies on Veteran Mode.
Kashiwamaru, the Bloodthirsty Blade

**Kashiwamaru, the Bloodthirsty Blade** 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, it requires 170 Katana Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 96
* Growth: Attack + [S], Magic Dmg + [F], Magic Brk + [E]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Demonbreaker Formation: Magic**
* **Demonbreaker Formation: Magic**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Magic**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Magic**
* **Rakshasa Madness**
* **Free Form**
* **Slash of Elimination**
* **Purple Break**
Iron Caltrops

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

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 23
* Base Ammo: 3
* Growth: Ammo + [A], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Demon**
Jealous Crawler

Jealous Crawler artwork from Undying Moon.

The **Jealous Crawler** (般若蟲 (はんにゃむし), *Hannya Mushi*?, lit. "Mask Bug") is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

These enemies are found in the Avenue of Pleasure and Illusion. They lurk on the ground and when they see the player, they show their pointy teeth and rush at great speed toward them.

The masks they wear protect them and they receive very little damage if attacked on the front, so it is advised to attack them either from behind or when they open their mouths to attack.

## See also

* Demon Mask - Another enemy inspired on the *hannya* masks.