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Blazing Caltrops

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

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 68 Caltrop Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

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

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Orange**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Orange**
Flame Soul

Flame Soul as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Flame Soul** (痒炎霊 (しょうえんだま), *Shyōendama*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

This enemy only appears in the third dungeon.

## Description

A huge sentient fireball made by combining several *hitodama* (human souls). Attacks by spewing fireballs.

## Gallery

**Flame Soul** from *Wai Wai World*.**Flame Soul** artwork from the *Wai Wai World 2* instruction booklet.
Death Bird

Death Bird as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Death Bird** (死蘇鳥 (しそちょう), *Shisochō*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A skeletal reptilian-like creature with bat-like wings. It enters the screen flying in an undulating manner (similar to the Triclops Head, although the arcs they trace aren't as high).
Greatflower

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

## Availability

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

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 507
* Base Ammo: 1
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Sky**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Demon**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Sky**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Demon**
Demon Face

*Not to be confused with Demon Mask.*

Demon Face icon from GetsuFumaDen.

### Description

*"A bill of passage used to pass through a specific checkpoint. There are 3 in total."*

### Effect(s)

Allows access to the islands neighboring Raging Demon.

### Game(s)

*GetsuFumaDen*

The **Demon Face** (鬼面符 (きめんふ), *Kimenfu*?) is a key item in *GetsuFumaDen*. It is a mask in the shape of the face of an Oni that when presented to an Oni gatekeeper will grant access to the entrance of the island he guards. There are three in total.

## Description

As its name states, this item is a mask featuring the visage of a demon (an Oni). There are three Demon Faces in total, each in possession of one of the three Jagi Keepers located somewhere along the islands. When met, the two first Jagi Keepers will challenge the player to a fight against their monster pet Jagi, with the reward being the Demon Face they hold. However, the last Jagi Keeper will give the mask without a fight, although the player will have to talk to him multiple times until he finally yields the item.

Presenting the Demon Faces to the Oni guarding the entrances to each of the neighboring islands surrounding Raging Demon will allow access to them (*Kigan-tō* (鬼願島?, "Ogre Head Island"), *Gokumon-tō* (獄門島?, "Prison Gate Island") and *Mitsukubi-tō* (三首島?, "Three Necks Island")). Each specific Oni asks for a determined number of Demon Faces, which basically means that the player will (also) have to defeat the Jagi located in that area in order to have the required number of Demon Faces.

This item reappeared in *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair* as part of the downloadable chapter *The Legend of Fuma*, where it was renamed "Facade Card". However, in this game it's just a collectible item and has no practical use whatsoever.

## Gallery

**Demon Face** artwork from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.**Ogre** nonogram puzzle from *Pixel Puzzle Collection*.
## Trivia

* The Demon Face is a mask featuring the face of an Oni.

## See also

* Jagi
* Jagi Keeper
* Oni (character)

## References

1. ↑ Translated description from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.
Instant Flash

**Instant Flash** is a special move in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

Instant Flash is triggered when the player attacks with a main weapon at the same moment the enemy attacks as well. During Flash, the damage the player deals will be increased, the status of the enemy will be ignored, and its action canceled. This move works with some attacks, but not all of them.

Furthermore, additional effects based on specific weapons, such as Lethal Slay and Rampage, were added as of the version 1.1.0 update.
Great Severer

The **Great Severer** 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 Polearm Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 175
* Growth: Attack + [F], Vessel Dmg + [C], Vessel Brk + [C]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Demonslayer Formation: Vessel**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Rakshasa Madness**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Extinguish Yellow**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Vessel**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Free Form**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
Family Computer Magazine

***Family Computer Magazine*** (commonly referred to as ***Famimaga***) was published by Tokuma Shoten beginning in July 1985, pre-dating the launch of *Famitsu* by a year and making it the first magazine in the world to focus exclusively on the Famicom. It was modeled after its predecessor, *Beep*, and like that magazine featured text printed vertically in the right-to-left Japanese style. Its last issue was published in May 1998.

Several issues were dedicated to *GetsuFumaDen*, *Konami Wai Wai World* and *Wai Wai World 2: SOS!! Parsley Castle*, among other related titles, and often featured new art created for the magazine or unique colorizations of formerly black and white art taken from game manuals.
Demonization

**Demonization** is a gameplay element in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

Demonization can be triggered when the character deals a certain number of attacks without being hit and with a short amount of time between them. When in this state, the character will receive increased attack power and speed.

There are four levels of demonization in total; each level adds another upgrade in power and speed to the previous level.
The demonization mode ends when the player takes damage, when any kind of enemies didn't receive any hit in the time period, or after clearing the boss' stage.

The Demonization time can be raised through the use of the Secret Arts Scrolls.

## Notes

As of the version 1.1.0 update, the time period before an enemy get an hit has been completely removed. In addition, the demonization now carry over to the next stage after clearing the current stage's boss.

## Gallery

Stages of demonization, from the *Undying Moon Digital Art Book*.Fuma versus Rando in their Demonization forms.
Frozen Graveyard

A desolated place where the dead rest lying under everlasting snowfall. Bloodstains can still be seen from those who were murdered by spirits.

### Next stage ►

Hellfire Cliff
The Great Wave of Damnation

Avenue of Pleasure and Illusion
Subspace Citadel

The **Frozen Graveyard** is a location in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

This area can only be unlocked with the Snowy Key.

## Enemies

* Oni
* Numagozen
* Smoke Specter (absent on Apprentice difficulty)
* Skeleton Soldier
* Skeleton Archer
* Water Spirit
* Malformed Bat (starting on Veteran difficulty)
* Baboon (starting on Devotee difficulty)
* Undying Bird (starting on Devotee difficulty)

## Miscellaneous

* Shop: 2
* Stone Monument: 1

## Branching Paths

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

* Avenue of Pleasure and Illusion
* Subspace Citadel (Dull Key required)
GetsuFumaDen Wiki

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Caltrops

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

## Description

Caltrops are tossed in front of the player, scattering on the ground and damaging enemies who pass through them. Due to their nature, they are ineffective on aerial enemies.

## Caltrops

There are currently nine different types of *Caltrops* 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.

* Iron Caltrops
* Enfeebling Caltrops
* Permeating Caltrops
* Clinging Caltrops
* Gnawing Caltrops
* Blazing Caltrops
* Bloody Caltrops
* Icy Caltrops
* Vampiric Caltrops
Flame Cart

Flame Cart as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Flame Cart** (火車 (ひぐるま), *Higuruma*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A skeleton pulling a cart lit on fire. It enters the screen at high speed and charges at the player, back and forth, in a rather bumpy ride.

It reappeared in *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair*, renamed "Gyropyre", as part of the downloadable pack *The Legend of Fuma*.

## Gallery

**Flame Cart** from *GetsuFumaDen*.**Gyropyre** from *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair*.
Blue Spell Ball

Blue Spell Ball icon from GetsuFumaDen.

The **Blue Spell Ball** (呪文の青玉, *Jumon no Seigyoku*?) is a defensive item in *GetsuFumaDen*. It instantly destroys all enemies onscreen in the side-scrolling stages.

## Description

When used, the Blue Spell Ball destroys all the normal enemies on the screen in the side-scrolling stages.

It can be bought from a merchant, for a price ranging from 100 to 400 gold (depending on the shop).

The counterpart of this item is the Red Spell Ball, which allows to instantly destroy the current enemy in the dungeon levels instead.

## Gallery

**Blue Spell Ball** artwork from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.
Demon-Bird Man

Demon-Bird Man as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Demon-Bird Man** (妖鳥人 (ようちょうじん), *Yōchyōjin*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

This enemy only appears in the third dungeon.

## Description

A familiar with bird-like wings. Attacks by spewing fireballs.

It reappeared in Konami's 1988 mascot crossover game *Konami Wai Wai World*, although now as normal enemy in the 2D side-scrolling stages. Additionally, its design is more avian-like instead of demon-like, like in *GetsuFumaDen*.
Antique Umbrella

The **Antique Umbrella** 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: 60
* Growth: Attack + [E]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Extinguish Yellow**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Free Form**
* **Essence of Battle**
Hell Bear

Hell Bear as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Hell Bear** (地獄熊 (じごくぐま), *Jigoku Guma*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A giant bear monster with demon-like horns. It recklessly charges back and forth across the field at high speed and respawns frequently. Whenever it reaches a ledge, it will jump forward to save the obstacle, covering with this even more space.
Devil Island

E Mo Dao start screen.

***Devil Island*** (惡魔島, *E Mo Dao*?), also known as ***Akumajo 2: GetsuFumaHen*** (惡魔城2 月風魔篇, lit. "Castlevania 2: Record of Getsu Fuma"), is an unlicensed Chinese bootleg game that acts as an unofficial port/sequel of *GetsuFumaDen* for the Game Boy Color, although aesthetically modeled after the *Castlevania* series.

First included in Vast Fame-licensed multicarts under its *E Mo Dao* title, it later received a standalone physical release under the title *Akumajo 2: GetsuFumaHen*, labeling it as a part of the *GetsuFumaDen* series, although without any legal basis for doing so.

## Plot

In the year 20XX, an evil cult uses up the last of its energy to engulf the world in darkness and awaken Ryukotsuki, and it's up to this generation's hero to travel to Devil Island and collect three magic whips needed to defeat and seal away the darkness once again.

## Gameplay

*Devil Island* copies *GetsuFumaDen* with its gameplay and *Castlevania* with its aesthetics. Much like *Castlevania*, the player's default weapon is a whip, except it can be held down for rapid fire. Items can be bought and used in-game by pausing and selecting them with the A and B buttons, which are needed to progress in some places. The player must also find and defeat guardian bosses in order to proceed. The game offers unlimited continues.

The world map is near identical in layout to *GetsuFumaDen*, and most of the weapons and items from the original game are present. Gameplay has been somewhat simplified for the handheld system, but most features of *GetsuFumaDen* are faithfully carried over.

## Development

*Devil Island* shows a few signs of being developed by Vast Fame. The main evidence is the *Mega Man V* sound engine. In addition, this game has also appeared on several Vast Fame-licensed multicarts alongside confirmed Vast Fame games such as *Shi Kong Xing Shou*.

## Gallery

Packaging for the standalone release of *Akumajo 2: GetsuFumaHen*.
An Old Woman NPC greeting the player.The protagonist on the world map.The protagonist confronting some enemies borrowed from other bootleg titles.The protagonist swinging their whip at some breakable blocks.A Merchant, peddling their wares.A Gatekeeper informing the player that only those with a magic whip may proceed.
Ryukotsuki as they appear in *Devil Island*, a decaying dragon zombie (the original sprite is of Somulo from Capcom's *Demon's Crest*).Ryukotsuki with their iconic red core exposed.
## External links

* *Devil Island* at the Bootleg Games Wiki
Annoying Face

Annoying Face as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Annoying Face** (煩悩顔 (ぼんのうがん), *Bonnōgan*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A huge face that suddenly emerges from the ground and spews two boulders in quick succession at the player. It then quickly hides again into the ground, preparing for the next attack.

## Gallery

**Annoying Face** artwork from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.
Eldest Getsu Brother

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

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

## History

Not much is known about the eldest brother, other that he was one of the three rulers of the surface world. An honorable warrior member of the ancestral Getsu Clan and heir of one of the three Hadou katanas, mystical swords with supernatural powers. As the eldest of the Getsu brothers, he was followed by the Middle Getsu Brother and Fuma, the youngest.

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

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

## Appearance

The eldest's spirit can only be barely seen at the ending of *GetsuFumaDen*, although from what can be seen from him, he appears to wear Medieval samurai armor, much in the style to Fuma's, although with the distinction that he wears a helmet with an effigy of a crescent moon on its front.

## Gallery

The three brothers from the *Must Win Perfect Book*. The Eldest is in the back left, with the distinctive crescent moon on his headpiece.The three brothers from the *Battle of the Dawn of the Demon Age* gamebook.
## See also

* Getsu Clan
	+ Getsu Fuma
	+ Middle Getsu Brother
Flying Flower

Flying Flower as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Flying Flower** (飛期花 (ひしょうか), *Hishōka*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A huge sentient flower. It attacks by constantly jumping back and forth and can usually be seen in groups.

It reappeared in *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair* as a guest enemy in the downloadable pack *The Legend of Fuma*.

## Gallery

**Flying Flower** from *Castlevania: Harmony of Despair*.
Berserker

**Berserker** is a gameplay element in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

Enemies can be occasionally found in Berserker versions. They are characterized by displaying a red glowing, and have increased stats than usual, such as attack power and HP, as well as potentially different or new type of attacks. Enemies in these versions will always drop a Blue Soul when defeated.
Antique Spear

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

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 70
* Growth: Attack + [E]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Rakshasa Madness**
Bone Fish

Bone Fish as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Bone Fish** (骨魚霊 (こつぎょれい), *Kotsugyorei*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A skeletal fish that has a humanoid skull for a head. it "swims" through the air and homes directly at the player.

## Gallery

**Bone Fish** artwork from the *Wai Wai World 2* instruction booklet.
Fire Pillar

Fire Pillar as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Fire Pillar** (火柱, *Hibashira*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A huge pillar of flames that suddenly erupts from craters on the ground. The eruption is quite quick, and being an environmental hazard, they cannot be destroyed. It's thus recommended to use the Devilish Top to pass them through, which renders the hero invincible while performing the spinning jump, as they're usually hard to avoid.
Dodge Roll

The **Dodge Roll** is a gameplay element in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

Feature available for all characters, that allow the user to perform a roll that could be used to access narrow paths, or to evade an enemy attack. During the time the roll is performed, the player is invulnerable, so it is a very handy to use it in order to escape a critical situation or to swiftly move behind the enemy while he is attacking and surprise him.
Infected Cicada

Infected Cicada artwork from Undying Moon.

The **Infected Cicada** (蝉憑?, lit. "Possessed Cicada) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

These insects are found in the Misty Peaks. They are generally stuck into a wall and spawn a large green spore which will bounce around the walls fracturing into five or six smaller ones which explode after some time, damaging Fuma if he is too close.
GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon Original Soundtrack Selection

***GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon Original Soundtrack Selection*** is a mini soundtrack for *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. It was made available digitally by Konami Digital Entertainment on November 17, 2021 on various online services.

## Track list

1. Steadfast Nocturnal Vigil (2:45)
2. Legend of GetsuFuma (2:50)
3. Unfettered Chaos: the Ryukotsuki (2:15)
4. Footfalls of the Jailer (3:51)
5. Rally of the Dyad (3:42)
6. Radiant Golden Thunder (5:05)
7. Onwards! GetsuFuma (3:26)
Eldritch Bow

The **Eldritch Bow** 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 Bow Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 90
* Base Ammo: 2
* Growth: Parasite Res. + [C], Ammo + [C]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Yellow**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Beast**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Yellow**
Hunter's Mainstay

The **Hunter's Mainstay** 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 60 Matchlock Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 245
* Base Ammo: 3
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Demonslayer Formation: Beast**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Beast**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Beast**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Beast**
Fanned Blades

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

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 44
* Growth: Break Attack + [C], Attack + [B]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Yellow Slash**
* **Teachings of Destruction**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Rakshasa Madness**
Battle Umbrella

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

## Description

Battle Umbrellas have a two hit combo on the ground, and a wide single swipe in the air.

Their unique ground action is Defend, in which the player will open the umbrella and hold it to the front as a shield.
Timing this Defend against an incoming enemy attack will cause a Repel, throwing enemies off-balance, and rendering a Splashback effect, increasing the amount of Break damage enemies are susceptible to.

The Battle Umbrella's unique aerial action is Drifting Cloud, opening the umbrella and allowing the player to float through the air for a time as they slowly descend back to the ground.

Their Slay attack on staggered enemies involves spinning the umbrella like a rotating saw, dealing massive damage.

## Battle Umbrellas

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

* Antique Umbrella
* Utamaro, the Umbrella
* Summershower
* Nightshower
* Kagamigusa, the Bloodthirsty Umbrella
Dual Wield Weapons

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

## Description

Dual Wield Weapons have a four hit combo on both the ground and in the air, but the strikes are light. However, due to their ability to get a large amount of hits in quickly, they are a good weapon type to use to build up to Demonization.

Their unique action, which can be performed both on ground and in the air, is the Revolving Blade. This involves spinning the weapons around in a horizontal whirlwind pattern, dealing continuous damage to the surrounding area. The unique action input can be repeated during the attack to prolong the effect.

A number of weapon varieties are represented within this category, including wakizashi, jitte, tonfas, and bladed fans.

## Dual Wield Weapons

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

* Dull Blades
* Fanned Blades
* Zenigatamaru, the Imperial Blade
* Tachikaze, the Bladed Tonfa
* Hawkwing, the Bloodthirsty Blades
GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon Digital Mini Soundtrack

***GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon Digital Mini Soundtrack*** is a mini soundtrack for Konami's 2021 game *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. It was made available on Steam for the persons who purchased the early access of the game.

## Track list

1. Steadfast Nocturnal Vigil (2:47)
2. Legend of GetsuFuma (2:53)
3. Raging Tempest (3:33)
4. Unfettered Chaos: the Ryukotsuki (2:17)
5. Drum of the Bonfire of Bones (3:14)
6. Footfalls of the Jailer (3:53)
7. Turbulent Waves of the Furious Sea (3:10)
8. Fury of the Sunken God (3:11)
9. The Elusive Nirvana (0:14)
10. Beholders Among the Fog (2:52)
11. Rally of the Dyad (3:44)
12. Spires Reaching Across a Starlit Sky (4:09)
13. Sentry Standing in the Haze of Dawn (4:04)
14. Radiant Golden Thunder (5:07)
15. Onwards! GetsuFuma (3:28)
Getsu Araya

Getsu Araya's artwork from Undying Moon.

**Getsu Araya** (月荒耶 (げつあらや) , *Getsu Araya*?) is a character in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. An honorable warrior member of the ancestral Getsu Clan.

## Appearance

Getsu Araya is a muscular man with a rather severe expression. He fashions a rough, black mustache and beard, and his head is completely bald (possibly having been ritualistically shaved).

He wears a medieval Oriental armor whose cuirass –like the rest of the members of the Getsu Clan– features a unique design depicting a mystical being; in Araya's case, it's the face of an oni whose eyes and mouth are continuously expelling flames. Additionally, he wears a pauldron on his left shoulder bearing the same motif, which likewise, also expels flames.

Araya wears a white poleyn under a mostly red cuisse (thighs armor) and has red straps wrapped around his right forearm and both forelegs. Of note is a thick rope which is used as a manner of belt which holds most of the wight of the entire apparel, which by the mere looks of it appears to be rather heavy.
Getsu Rando

***WARNING!***
*This article contains spoilers. Proceed at your own risk.*

Getsu Rando's artwork from Undying Moon.

**Getsu Rando** (月嵐童 (らんどう) , *lit. "Moon Storm Child"*?) is a character in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. An honorable warrior member of the ancestral Getsu Clan and elder brother of Getsu Fuma. Training intensively to one day become the leader of the clan, he met an untimely demise around the time of hell's cataclysm.

He is encountered by the player in the Ancient Battleground, standing before the entrance to Cocytus and The Founder's seal.

## History

Getsu Rando, jealous of his younger brother being chosen to be the next leader of the clan, set out into the depths of hell in order to prove himself to be the mightiest warrior of the clan and thus the worthiest to lead it. Stone monuments throughout the game with epitaphs from Rando show the growth of his ego and descent into becoming hungrier and hungrier for power.

It is implied that Getsu Rando discovering the original Getsu Fuma and attempting to draw the Hadou katana from his petrified body is what lead to the weakening of the seal and subsequent cataclysm, as Ryukotsuki, the denizens of the underworld, and worse have begun to stalk the land.

## Appearance

Getsu Rando stands taller than his sibling, and has short unruly grey hair. His armor is dark purple, sporting a traditional demon face and spiked shoulder pauldrons. His weapon of choice is a lengthy *ōdachi*, which grants him impressive range in melee combat.

## Abilities (as a boss)

Getsu Rando has a number of attacks he can employ during his battle with the player:

* He has a number of basic overhead and horizontal attacks, but can also employ some special moves.
	+ One is a charging thrust that will take him to the edge of the arena.
	+ Another is a counter-attack in which he will disappear and reappear above and behind the player, lunging down for a back-attack.
* He also can lash out with a basic forward kick, stunning the player for a short time.

For the second phase of the fight, Getsu Rando will be empowered by the energies of Cocytus and enter his own Demonize mode, similar to the player, and all his attacks will be enhanced with extra strength, speed and range.

* In this second phase, he gains a new super attack, during which he summons storm clouds, plunges his blade into the ground, and directs energy balls toward the player's feet. Staying on the move will help avoid these.

## Notes

* In Apprentice Mode, only the first phase of the battle can be fought, after that Rando will leave toward the Cocytus. At this point, the players will be automatically brought back to the Estate.

## Gallery

Rando's intro.Rando's boss screen.Fuma and Rando demonized.Thank You! picture.
GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon Original Soundtrack

***GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon Original Soundtrack*** is the soundtrack for *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. It was released by
Konami Digital Entertainment on April 20, 2022 and contains two discs.

## Track list

### Disc 1

1. Steadfast Nocturnal Vigil
2. Edge
3. Legend of GetsuFuma: Episode 1
4. Raging Tempest
5. Unfettered Chaos: the Ryukotsuki
6. Unleashed Dragon Bone Demon
7. Drum of the Bonfire of Bones
8. Footfalls of the Jailer
9. Turbulent Waves of the Furious Sea
10. Fury of the Sunken God
11. Koihe
12. Riot Man Cat
13. The Elusive Nirvana
14. Legend of GetsuFuma: Episode 2
15. Illusion Puppet
16. Beholders Among the Fog
17. Turmoil in the Mountains
18. Rally of the Dyad
19. Spires Reaching Across a Starlit Sky
20. Sentry Standing in the Haze of Dawn
21. The Black Market of the Back Store ~YO\*RO\*ZU\*YA~

### Disc 2

1. Fighting Under the Prison
2. Hibikido Requiem
3. Frog Cicadas
4. Shirabyoushi of Togen
5. Touya's Delusion
6. The Laughing Bawd
7. Snow Cave in a Still World - Skull in the Snow
8. Evil Fox Deity
9. Legend of GetsuFuma: Episode 3
10. Radiant Golden Thunder
11. Onwards! GetsuFuma
12. Howl of the Frost Blade
13. Whisper of Ice
14. Deep Underworld
15. Ruler of Antiquity
16. GetsuFuma Ambient Sounds
17. GetsuFuma Sound Effects

## External links

* VGMdb
* KonamiStyle
Hellborer, the Fallen Bow

**Hellborer, the Fallen Bow** 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 Bow Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 60
* Base Ammo: 5
* Growth: Attack + [S], Ammo + [B]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Curse of Sloth**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Vessel**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
Famicom Ryu

Volume 5, featuring the lead character transformed as Getsu Fuma.

***Famicom Ryu*** (ファミ拳リュウ, *Famikom Ryū*?) is a Japanese manga by Ryuichi Hoshino, serialized in *Comic BomBom* and published by Tentomushi Comics from February 18, 1986 to November 11, 1987, and later released in five *tankōbon* volumes.

*GetsuFumaDen* features prominently in issue #5.
Ganbare Goemon 2

***Ganbare Goemon 2*** (がんばれゴエモン2?) is the third game in the *Ganbare Goemon* series and sequel of *Ganbare Goemon! Karakuri Dōchū*. It was produced and published by Konami and originally released on Famicom on January 4, 1989 in Japan.

The game was re-released for iRevo in 2006, and later for the Wii Virtual Console on January 24, 2012, 3DS Virtual Console on January 8, 2014, and Wii U Virtual Console on March 11, 2015 in Japan.

In the Kinki level, appears the Konami characters, including a Fuma.
Hell Wasp

Hell Wasp as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Hell Wasp** (地獄蜂 (じごくばち), *Jigoku Bachi*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A giant vespoid monster that enters the screen flying high above, descends to the player's level and shoots a stinger from the rear of its abdomen, after which it leaves the screen.

## Gallery

**Hell Wasp** artwork from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.
Getsu Renge

Getsu Renge's official artwork from Getsu Fuma: Undying Moon.

**Getsu Renge** (月蓮華 (げつれんげ) ?, lit. "Moon Lotus Flower") is a character in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. She is a *kunoichi* member of the Getsu Clan. She appears as the second protagonist of the game, next to Getsu Fuma.

As of the version 0.2.8 update, she is available as free downloadable content for the game, and can be unlocked as a playable character after having fought her first during a playthrough.

## History

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## Appearance

Renge wears a short, one-piece, purple traditional Oriental dress held together at the waist with a red sash which is tied at the back in a big bow that goes down to half the length of her legs. She fashions purple, rebellious hair that is tied at the top of her head with a long, red ribbon. Additionally, she also wears another red ribbon that is tied around her neck.

For armor, she wears vambrace, gauntlets and greaves. While this apparel seems to sacrifice considerable protection, in return it allows her to freely move around without restraining any mobility.

However, perhaps the most notorious aspects of her garments are a shoulder armor and a buckle-like piece with a fox motif, an animal that in medieval Japan was often revered as having mystical properties.

Unlike the rest of her clan, which generally use samurai swords, Renge skillfully wields dual katanas.

## Boss fight

Before being playable, Renge must be fought as a boss first, **Renge's Remnants**, in the Desolate Rift. She may appears randomly during a playthrough, in any difficulty (except in Apprentice Mode), upon entering a Torii leading to another stage, accessed after defeating the current stage's boss.

Getsu Range has a number of attacks she can employ during her battle with the player:

* She can throw three purple kunais that may potentially poison the player.
* She can throw three red kunais that will bounce when they hit the edges of the screen.
* She can perform a sword rolling attack that may potentially inflicts the bleed status to the player.
* She can perform circular short range sword attacks, inflicting multi-damage to the player.

After having defeated her and freed her, she could still be fought again in her boss form, in another playthroughs; provided that the player doesn't play the game in Apprentice Mode and doesn't have the interruptions disabled. Defeating her will increase the familial bonds.

## Gallery

Renge official artwork from *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.Getsu Renge's artwork from *Undying Moon*.Renge's Remnants fight from *Undying Moon*.
Hall of Treasures

The **Hall of Treasures** is a location in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*. It is a building within the Getsu Clan Estate. It was made available as of the 0.3.8 version update.

## Description

The Hall of Treasures is a building within the Getsu Clan Estate, and houses such things as the Battle Record and the Weapon Specialty Select.
Bleed

**Bleed** is a type of status effect in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

When the player is inflicted by this status, they progressively lose a small percentage of their health. The status wears off after some time.

In order to remove the status effects sooner, the player can either just stand idle (not performing any action or moving) or crouch for a little time. Using a potion will also remove the status effect.
Heavenly Skeleton

Heavenly Skeleton as he appears in GetsuFumaDen.

The **Heavenly Skeleton** (蓬莱骨 (ほうらいこつ), *Hōrai Kotsu*?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A reanimated skeleton that wears a helmet and attacks with a large sword.

## Gallery

**Skeleton Warrior** artwork from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.**Skeleton Warrior** artwork from the *Famitsū* magazine.
## See also

* Bonehead
* Shimon
* Skeleton Soldier
Blighted Foothills

Getsu Fuma and the Shrine Maiden survey Ryukotsuki and the Land of Limbo from a vantage point on the Blighted Foothills.

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Getsu Clan Estate

The **Blighted Foothills** are a location in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

The Blighted Foothills are the very first area in the game and serve as the main tutorial, containing signposts with instructions on how to perform many of the actions in the game. Upon completion, Fuma will be transported to the Getsu Clan Estate, from which all subsequent playthroughs will begin.

## Notes

This area is available only one time. When completed, it cannot be accessed anymore, but instruction infos from the tutorial could still be accessed from the menu.
Battle Record

The **Battle Record** is a feature in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

The Battle Record was added as of the 0.3.8 version update and is available at the Getsu Clan Estate's Hall of Treasures. It acts as the game's bestiary record, allowing the player to look at the in-game model, type, and other statistics of any enemy or boss that has been fought during the course of the game.
Bonehead

Bonehead as it appears in GetsuFumaDen.

**Bonehead** (髑太 (ドクタ)?) is an enemy in *GetsuFumaDen*.

## Description

A skeleton wielding a sword. It will perform a quick charging stab when the player attacks; however, he'll keep moving at normal speed if the player attacks while crouching.

## Gallery

**Bonehead** artwork from the *Wai Wai World 2* instruction booklet.
## See also

* Heavenly Skeleton
* Shimon
* Skeleton Soldier
Dull Blades

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

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 42
* Growth: Attack + [E]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Orange Slash**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Free Form**
* **One-Strike Specialist**
* **Slash of Elimination**
Hachiku, the Bamboo Longbow

**Hachiku, the Bamboo Longbow** 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: 60
* Base Ammo: 10
* Growth: Attack + [S], Ammo + [B]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Sky**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Sky**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Earth**
Climbing Lily

**Climbing Lily** 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 75 Explosive Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 525
* Base Ammo: 1
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Orange**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Vessel**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Beast**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Vessel**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Beast**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Orange**
Blazing Mana Bracelet

The **Blazing Mana Bracelet** 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 75 Mana Bracelet Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 300
* Base Ammo: 2
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Orange**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Orange**
Carnage Mana Bracelet

**Carnage Mana Bracelet** 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 Mana Bracelet Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

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

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Vermilion**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Vermilion**
Hellfire Cliff

A fiery hellscape where demons punish the damned for eternity.

**Hellfire Cliff** is a location in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

* Ravenous Demon
* Triclops Head
* Wanyudo (absent on Apprentice difficulty)
* Oni (starting on Hero difficulty)
* Skeleton Soldier
* Skeleton Archer
* Jealous Crawler (starting on Veteran difficulty)
* Baboon (starting on Devotee difficulty)
* Shishi Gashira (starting on Devotee difficulty)

## Miscellaneous

* Shop: 2
* Stone Monument: 1

## Branching Paths

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

* ????
* Misty Peaks
* Frozen Graveyard (Snowy Key required)
Elixir

Elixir icon from GetsuFumaDen.

The **Elixir** (霊薬, *Reiyaku*?) is a defensive item in *GetsuFumaDen*. It restores 32 HP.

## Description

When used, the Elixir restores 32 HP, which is equal to half of Fuma's complete HP bar.

It can be either bought from a merchant, for a price ranging from 100 to 400 gold (depending on the shop), or it can also be found in some of the side-scrolling stages and dungeon levels. The ones found in the dungeons are consumed automatically when picked up, and can't be stored.

## Gallery

**Elixir** artwork from the *GetsuFumaDen* instruction booklet.
Freeze

**Freeze** is a type of status effect in *GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon*.

## Description

When the player or enemy is inflicted by this status, they are completely frozen for couple of secondes and are unable to do anything, leaving them completely vulnerable to any kind of attacks.

In order to remove the status effects sooner, push the buttons and directional pad quickly to break the ice.
Divine Demonslayer

The **Divine Demonslayer** 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 Spear Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 77
* Growth: Magic Dmg + [E], Magic Brk + [D], Attack + [B]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Demonbreaker Formation: Magic**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Demonslayer Formation: Magic**
* **Essence of Destruction**
* **Demonbreaker Formation: Magic**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Lightning Flash**
* **Yellow slash**
* **Yellow Break**
* **Rakshasa Madness**
Frozen Mana Bracelet

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

## Availability

After obtaining its scroll, requires 83 Mana Bracelet Fragments to unlock.

## Statistics

* Base Attack: 375
* Base Ammo: 1
* Growth: Attack + [S], Cooldown - [S]

## Upgrade Tree

* **Fang of Pursuit: Blue**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Teachings of Battle**
* **Essence of Battle**
* **Fang of Pursuit: Blue**
Auntie Shroud

Aunti Shroud as it appears in Konami Wai Wai World.

**Auntie Shroud** (姨蛇羅 (おぼじゃーら), *Oba Jyaara*?) is an enemy in *Konami Wai Wai World*.

## Description

A one-eyed ghost in a shroud with its tongue sticking out. It flies across the stage.

This enemy is only found in the Hell Stage.

## Gallery

**Auntie Shroud** artwork from the *Konami Wai Wai World* instruction booklet.
## Trivia

* This is one of the enemies that appears in the *GetsuFumaDen*-themed stage of *Konami Wai Wai World* that does not originate from *GetsuFumaDen* itself.
1,000 Billion Light Years Beyond

**1,000 Billion Light Years Beyond** (1000億光年の彼方, *1000 Oku-kōnen no Kanata*?) is a music theme originally composed by Hidenori Maezawa for the 1987 action-adventure platformer game *GetsuFumaDen*. It is the music theme used during the action stages.

The theme was later reused for *Monster Retsuden ORECA BATTLE* and *Bombergirl*.

## Appearances

* *GetsuFumaDen*
* *Monster Retsuden ORECA BATTLE*
* *Bombergirl*