Post by Adam & Alex Flema on Apr 6, 2010 10:57:23 GMT -8
Bud Ogre:[/u][/b]
Transformed by the foul force of Dark Power, many travilers describes this beast thusly "4 mammal legs sprouting from a bud. Frightens travelers. The bud is rigid, but the fruit soft. Open the bud to attack. Hit fruit back at it to stun it just like with the Cursed Trees.
Chimera:[/u][/b]
This is the Japanese Chimera, not to be confused with the greek Chimera. Disguising itself as a kettle to fool onlookers, this creature is composed of parts from many others. It is said to have been transformed from an ordinary kettle by evil. It cannot be damaged when inside the kettle part. A legend says that repeated hits make the color drain. Then, all you have to do is slash it in two and watch it vanish.
Igloo Turtle:[/u][/b]
Straw raincoat transformed by dark powers. Its body resembles a snow hut, but there is no warming fire within. The flaming tail is a reminder of the inescapable bitter cold. It is known to lure travelers into the hut, where they soon freeze. Melt the snow hut with fire if you want to stand a chance against it.
Dead Fish:[/b]
The transformed spirit of a women who threw herself into the sea, this demonic fish can fly by flapping its fins like wings. If you spot a fish carcass on the beach at night, it is recommended that you exorcise the fin as if with a powerful slash. Doing so knocks these fish to the ground and sends them packing.
Crow Tengu:[/b][/u]
A creature comprised of the soul of a dead swordsman and a crow, this enemy strikes with the skill and artistry of a master samurai. They are often depicted as carrying fans. Cut down the thrown fans and be even quicker on the draw than them. Swordsmanship better than their own makes them leave in disgrace. Tales speak of swordsmen cutting through their sword defense.
Ubume:[/u][/b]
A bird possessed by the soul of a woman slain by a samurai's blade. It has no trouble deflecting and sword attacks with its umbrella. Then, it wastes no time using its dark essence to launch a counter. A great monk advises that this pattern can be taken advantage of. When the umbrella comes up to block, blow it back with wind. The creature will recall its life as a woman and cease attacking. Or you can just get the umbrella away from her.
Poltergeist:[/u][/b]
A group of three sickle-wielding weasels that attack in a circle, these demons are known to cause hallucinations among their victims. If you notice a sudden and unexplained burning or freezing sensation, you are the victim of a poltergeist. The trio possess fire, ice, or thunder powers, so each must be defeated in turn.
Ichiro:[/u][/b]
Jiro and Saburo combine to become the mighty Ichiro. This shark patrols the ocean, attacking fishermen and causing trouble. Meeting him in the water spells doom, but if you have a foothold on a boat or lily pad, you can lure him close and attack his belly. Doing so knocks him out and gives you a chance to attack.
Jiro: [/u][/b]
Jiro and Saburo are the spirits of a couple who jumped into the sea when their marriage was opposed by their parents Jiro resembles a hermit crab with a shark head for a shell. It throws sea urchins to protect Saburo and uses its own hard hide for defense. Attack repeatedly and the shell should disengage.
Saburo:[/u][/b]
Sad Saburo digs holes to reunite with its partner, Jiro It believes that by digging to let water in, the two can be together in the sea. Variations on the Saburo legend exist, especially in seaside villages.
Blue Cyclops:[/i][/b]
This curmudgeonly blue brute usually flies and smokes a pipe. If its pipe goes out, it becomes enraged and calls forth lightning. However, relighting the pipe calms it down almost instantly.
Great Tengu:[/b]
Formerly one who cloistered himself in the mountains for training, this fearsome creature is a tough foe. The Tengu-masked bird often hides itself and should be stopped before showing its true form. It trains with water and ice to grow strong.
Red Ogre:[/u][/b]
Ogres conjure images of savagery, but these creatures are quite sophisticated. Red Ogres wear iron masks as if to maintain their own dignity. An old saying applies to those who show pride in their appearance. It says "To defeat a Red Ogre, attack it from the side to detach the mask and embarrass it." This means that one who is too vain is often at a loss when subjects other than themselves are breached.
Blue Ogre :[/b]
Blue Ogres are more popular than their red cousins due to their beautiful fangs. There is a famous story which contains the line "A lightning strike makes one bear their fangs.”
Bull Charger :[/b]
Bull Charger is famous for being a leading enforcer in hell. As such, he is very powerful and can freeze souls with his ice breath. Strong, but not stronger than an Ogre, anyone who has fought Ogres will be successful. Of course, only the best of the best can beat Ogres.
Dogu:[/u][/b]
Of all the odd clay figures in this land, the Dogu is the strangest. Fascinated people have speculated that they originated on the moon. They appear to possess life and are known as protectors. Some are controlled by good and others by evil. There is a legend concerning a Dogu that went on a rampage, destroying village after village. A warrior was able to defeat it with bravery and love.
Tube Fox:[/u][/b]
Also known as Izuna, it is often under the control of sorcery. Competent sorcerers can use it as a source of great wealth. It is frequently the cause of famine and disease. To control this powerful beast, one needs supreme power and skill.
Rare Monsters:
Crimson Helm:[/u][/b]
For 100 years, this leader of all evil has waged war with the forces of the Gale Shrine. It boasts long swords and armor. Beneath the shell, the true body lies hidden among burning flames. To expose the body, the shell must be removed or destroyed. Even unarmored, the roiling flames make it difficult to approach. A divine wind or water for that matter can extinguish the flames and expose its true form.
Transformed by the foul force of Dark Power, many travilers describes this beast thusly "4 mammal legs sprouting from a bud. Frightens travelers. The bud is rigid, but the fruit soft. Open the bud to attack. Hit fruit back at it to stun it just like with the Cursed Trees.
Chimera:[/u][/b]
This is the Japanese Chimera, not to be confused with the greek Chimera. Disguising itself as a kettle to fool onlookers, this creature is composed of parts from many others. It is said to have been transformed from an ordinary kettle by evil. It cannot be damaged when inside the kettle part. A legend says that repeated hits make the color drain. Then, all you have to do is slash it in two and watch it vanish.
Igloo Turtle:[/u][/b]
Straw raincoat transformed by dark powers. Its body resembles a snow hut, but there is no warming fire within. The flaming tail is a reminder of the inescapable bitter cold. It is known to lure travelers into the hut, where they soon freeze. Melt the snow hut with fire if you want to stand a chance against it.
Dead Fish:[/b]
The transformed spirit of a women who threw herself into the sea, this demonic fish can fly by flapping its fins like wings. If you spot a fish carcass on the beach at night, it is recommended that you exorcise the fin as if with a powerful slash. Doing so knocks these fish to the ground and sends them packing.
Crow Tengu:[/b][/u]
A creature comprised of the soul of a dead swordsman and a crow, this enemy strikes with the skill and artistry of a master samurai. They are often depicted as carrying fans. Cut down the thrown fans and be even quicker on the draw than them. Swordsmanship better than their own makes them leave in disgrace. Tales speak of swordsmen cutting through their sword defense.
Ubume:[/u][/b]
A bird possessed by the soul of a woman slain by a samurai's blade. It has no trouble deflecting and sword attacks with its umbrella. Then, it wastes no time using its dark essence to launch a counter. A great monk advises that this pattern can be taken advantage of. When the umbrella comes up to block, blow it back with wind. The creature will recall its life as a woman and cease attacking. Or you can just get the umbrella away from her.
Poltergeist:[/u][/b]
A group of three sickle-wielding weasels that attack in a circle, these demons are known to cause hallucinations among their victims. If you notice a sudden and unexplained burning or freezing sensation, you are the victim of a poltergeist. The trio possess fire, ice, or thunder powers, so each must be defeated in turn.
Ichiro:[/u][/b]
Jiro and Saburo combine to become the mighty Ichiro. This shark patrols the ocean, attacking fishermen and causing trouble. Meeting him in the water spells doom, but if you have a foothold on a boat or lily pad, you can lure him close and attack his belly. Doing so knocks him out and gives you a chance to attack.
Jiro: [/u][/b]
Jiro and Saburo are the spirits of a couple who jumped into the sea when their marriage was opposed by their parents Jiro resembles a hermit crab with a shark head for a shell. It throws sea urchins to protect Saburo and uses its own hard hide for defense. Attack repeatedly and the shell should disengage.
Saburo:[/u][/b]
Sad Saburo digs holes to reunite with its partner, Jiro It believes that by digging to let water in, the two can be together in the sea. Variations on the Saburo legend exist, especially in seaside villages.
Blue Cyclops:[/i][/b]
This curmudgeonly blue brute usually flies and smokes a pipe. If its pipe goes out, it becomes enraged and calls forth lightning. However, relighting the pipe calms it down almost instantly.
Great Tengu:[/b]
Formerly one who cloistered himself in the mountains for training, this fearsome creature is a tough foe. The Tengu-masked bird often hides itself and should be stopped before showing its true form. It trains with water and ice to grow strong.
Red Ogre:[/u][/b]
Ogres conjure images of savagery, but these creatures are quite sophisticated. Red Ogres wear iron masks as if to maintain their own dignity. An old saying applies to those who show pride in their appearance. It says "To defeat a Red Ogre, attack it from the side to detach the mask and embarrass it." This means that one who is too vain is often at a loss when subjects other than themselves are breached.
Blue Ogre :[/b]
Blue Ogres are more popular than their red cousins due to their beautiful fangs. There is a famous story which contains the line "A lightning strike makes one bear their fangs.”
Bull Charger :[/b]
Bull Charger is famous for being a leading enforcer in hell. As such, he is very powerful and can freeze souls with his ice breath. Strong, but not stronger than an Ogre, anyone who has fought Ogres will be successful. Of course, only the best of the best can beat Ogres.
Dogu:[/u][/b]
Of all the odd clay figures in this land, the Dogu is the strangest. Fascinated people have speculated that they originated on the moon. They appear to possess life and are known as protectors. Some are controlled by good and others by evil. There is a legend concerning a Dogu that went on a rampage, destroying village after village. A warrior was able to defeat it with bravery and love.
Tube Fox:[/u][/b]
Also known as Izuna, it is often under the control of sorcery. Competent sorcerers can use it as a source of great wealth. It is frequently the cause of famine and disease. To control this powerful beast, one needs supreme power and skill.
Rare Monsters:
Crimson Helm:[/u][/b]
For 100 years, this leader of all evil has waged war with the forces of the Gale Shrine. It boasts long swords and armor. Beneath the shell, the true body lies hidden among burning flames. To expose the body, the shell must be removed or destroyed. Even unarmored, the roiling flames make it difficult to approach. A divine wind or water for that matter can extinguish the flames and expose its true form.