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霞二段 (Kasumi Nidan) comes from 霞二段斬り (Kasumi Ni Dan Giri / Cutting Through the Mist in Two Steps) from the Romancing Saga games.<br> | |||
心刀合一 (Shintou Goitsu) is normally written as 心刃合一, (Shinba Goitsu), The change in kanji is likely to make a pun with the homophone 神道合一 (Shintou Goitsu) "Together with the Path of the Gods", likely to be a reference to her divine lineage. As such, I opted for "Spirit" as the reading of 心 rather than Heart or Mind (all three are commonly used to translate this idiom.) <br> | |||
藤霞(Fujigasumi) as Wisterian Haze - It's a specific Japanese term based on when wisteria is blooming so thickly that it looks like an indistinguishable haze. <br> | |||
山神 as Sanshin and not Yamagami- Because Samurai Bushido code is primarily based on Zen Buddhism and less on Shinto Mythology, I opted for this reading. Another precedent for this is Hakaishin being used for Susano'o, when it's normally used as Japanese epithet for Shiva. <br> | |||
霊魂(Reikon) as Ātman Attā - Another Buddhist term, meaning Soul-Self, which fits more with the distinction of 霊魂 vs 霊 or 魂 on their own. | |||
藤霞 as "Darkest Night" and not "Darkest Black". I figured this was another Super Famicom game reference, specifically to "Summon Darkness" from Tactics Ogre, so I matched the localization here. <br> |
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Saya Terumi
輝弥サヤ
Saya Terumi |
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Element | Base Rarity | Cost | Position and Role | Character Groups |
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dark | S | 9 | Flex Attacker | Chaos/混沌, Younger sister/妹 |
HP | ATK | DEF | |
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Base StatsAt base rarity (S) and level 1 unless noted otherwise |
2814 | 706 | 201 |
Commands
Hit Count | 5Overdrive Gauge Gain: 6% (before bonuses) |
7Drive Gauge Gain: 22% (before bonuses) |
6 | ||
Command Spread | ?%
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Additional Effects
Modifies | Name | Target | Details |
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Haze in Two Steps 霞二段 Kasumi ni dan |
Heal self for 20% of damage done. |
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Falcon's Sight 鷹の眼光 Taka no Gankou |
Apply Critical Damage Up 50% to Self for 2 Turns Can be leveled at SS rarity. |
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Soul Eater ソウルイーター Sōru ītā |
Heal self for 100% of damage done. Can be leveled at SS+ rarity. |
Skills
Tempered Soul | 錬気 Renki |
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Cooldown: 4 | Apply Special Up 22% for 1 Turn and Chamber Conversion:SP |
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Skill Level | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | 9th | 10th | |
Heart and Blade as One | 心刀合一 Shinken Goitsu |
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Cooldown: 6 | Apply Critical Rate Up 15% for 3 Turns Can be leveled at SS++ rarity. |
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Skill Level | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | 9th | 10th |
Traits
Name | Details |
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Cursed Sword: Wisteria Mist 呪剣 ・ 藤霞 Jyūken Fujika |
Critical Dmg Up 30% |
Cursed Sword: Mountain God 呪剣・山神 Jyūken Senjin |
Critical Rate Up 10% |
Cursed Sword: Soul 呪剣・霊魂 Jyūken Reikon |
When next to an ally Hate Value Down 25 |
Cursed Sword: Darkest Black 呪剣・漆黒 Jyūken Shikkoku |
When attacking Earth element enemies Special Up 10% Unlocks at SS+++ rarity. |
Orbs
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Notes
霞二段 (Kasumi Nidan) comes from 霞二段斬り (Kasumi Ni Dan Giri / Cutting Through the Mist in Two Steps) from the Romancing Saga games.
心刀合一 (Shintou Goitsu) is normally written as 心刃合一, (Shinba Goitsu), The change in kanji is likely to make a pun with the homophone 神道合一 (Shintou Goitsu) "Together with the Path of the Gods", likely to be a reference to her divine lineage. As such, I opted for "Spirit" as the reading of 心 rather than Heart or Mind (all three are commonly used to translate this idiom.)
藤霞(Fujigasumi) as Wisterian Haze - It's a specific Japanese term based on when wisteria is blooming so thickly that it looks like an indistinguishable haze.
山神 as Sanshin and not Yamagami- Because Samurai Bushido code is primarily based on Zen Buddhism and less on Shinto Mythology, I opted for this reading. Another precedent for this is Hakaishin being used for Susano'o, when it's normally used as Japanese epithet for Shiva.
霊魂(Reikon) as Ātman Attā - Another Buddhist term, meaning Soul-Self, which fits more with the distinction of 霊魂 vs 霊 or 魂 on their own.
藤霞 as "Darkest Night" and not "Darkest Black". I figured this was another Super Famicom game reference, specifically to "Summon Darkness" from Tactics Ogre, so I matched the localization here.