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Rabol UV

2009-02-06T10:34:50Z

Tigerbyte:

{{AOTI only}}
''(Description unknown)'' 
{{6 stars}}

== Item details ==
* Has a [[Set bonuses|set bonus]] when equipped with [[Gudda Plasma]] and [[Electro Heart]].
* Has a [[Set bonuses|set bonus]] when equipped with ([[Mukplasma]]) and [[Electro Heart]].
* This line shield will be available at the price of 30 [[Zonsphere|Zonspheres]] from either [[Crystal Central]] during the [[Winter Mission Carnival]], or from ([[Electric Festival]]) after the conclusion of the event.
* This line shield will come with 20% lightning element.

== Stats, synthesis, etc. ==
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{{LS stats
|Rarity= 6
|Ver.= AOTI
|Mfr.= T
|Def.= 96
|Eva.= 180
|Ment.= 96
|End.= 0
|Req.= 44
|Att.= 0
|Acc.= 0
|Tech.= 0}}
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|Type= No board
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|Shop= Not for sale}}
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{{LS slot info
|Head= x
|Arm= o
|Body= o
|Extra= o}}
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|Header= Y}}
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[[Category:Line shields]]

Line shields

2009-02-06T10:30:34Z

Tigerbyte: /* Known line shields */

Line shields are the protective gear of ''PSU''. They provide the user with [[Def.]] as well as with [[Eva.]] and [[Ment.]], and can have four different types of slots, affiliated with the four different types of [[Units|units]] (head, arm, body and extra). The manufacturer specialties are as follows:

* [[G.R.M.]]: moderate [[Def.]]; moderate [[Eva.]]; high [[Ment.]]; specializes in [[Units#Arm_Units|arm]] slots.
* [[Yohmei]]: high [[Def.]]; low [[Eva.]]; moderate [[Ment.]]; specializes in [[Units#Head_Units|head]] slots.
* [[TENORA WORKS]]: low [[Def.]]; high [[Eva.]]; moderate [[Ment.]]; specializes in [[Units#Body_Units|body]] slots.

Set bonuses apply when you are both wearing the armor and have the weapon in your hand(s). See [[Set bonuses|set bonuses]] for more details.

==Known line shields==
For offline mode statistics, see [[Line shields (offline)]].

*Line shields with no specified element can be synthesised to be any element. Elemental line shields with a percent entry are sold by NPCs at that elemental strength. 

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! H || A || B || E
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| {{Color-C}} rowspan="6" | 1★ || [[Carline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 14 || 27 || 17 || 0 || - || - || - || - || 5 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || Starting equipment for [[Humans|humans]] and [[CASTs]].
|-
| [[Lightline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 12 || 29 || 14 || 0 || - || o || - || - || 4 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Cara-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 17 || 24 || 15 || 0 || - || - || - || - || 3 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || Starting equipment for [[Newman|newmans]].
|-
| [[Yoi-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 15 || 22 || 17 || 0 || o || - || - || - || 4 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Rabol Car]] || {{Logo-T}} || 12 || 35 || 15 || 0 || - || - || - || - || 5 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || Starting equipment for [[Beasts|beasts]].
|-
| [[Rabol Damud]] || {{Logo-T}} || 10 || 33 || 10 || 0 || - || - || o || - || 3 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Shigga Damud]].
|-
| {{Color-C}} rowspan="6" | 2★ || [[Perpaline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 30 || 52 || 38 || 0 || - || o || - || - || 15 || {{Fire}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Brandline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 27 || 48 || 35 || 0 || - || o || o || - || 12 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Brand]].
|-
| [[Hel-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 38 || 46 || 33 || 0 || o || - || - || - || 9 || {{Ice}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Yonoi-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 35 || 40 || 35 || 0 || o || o || - || - || 7 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Rabol Perpa]] || {{Logo-T}} || 26 || 67 || 33 || 0 || - || - || o || - || 15 || {{Ground}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Rabol Ridla]] || {{Logo-T}} || 20 || 60 || 25 || 0 || - || o || o || - || 10 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-C}} rowspan="6" | 3★ || [[Stellaline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 47 || 77 || 60 || 0 || - || o || o || - || 20 || {{Lightning}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Busterline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 45 || 70 || 32 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 17 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Twin Buster]].
|-
| [[Sta-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 60 || 68 || 52 || 0 || o || - || o || - || 13 || {{Light}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Reiha-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 55 || 66 || 42 || 0 || o || - || - || - || 11 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Rayharod]].
|-
| [[Rabol Stella]] || {{Logo-T}} || 42 || 98 || 52 || 0 || - || o || o || - || 52 || {{Dark}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Rabol Midra]] || {{Logo-T}} || 38 || 102 || 50 || 2 || - || - || o || - || 18 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
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! H || A || B || E
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| {{Color-B}} rowspan="6" | 4★ || [[Megaline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 63 || 102 || 81 || 0 || - || o || - || o || 34 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Zeetline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 56 || 88 || 60 || 0 || - || o || o || - || 30 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Jitseen]].
|-
| [[Me-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 81 || 90 || 70 || 0 || o || - || - || - || 23 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Ageha-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 75 || 88 || 81 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 20 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Ageha-kikami]].
|-
| [[Rabol Mega]] || {{Logo-T}} || 56 || 130 || 70 || 0 || - || - || o || - || 38 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Rabol Welda]] || {{Logo-T}} || 60 || 112 || 65 || 0 || - || o || o || - || 44 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-B}} rowspan="6" | 5★ || [[Gigaline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 79 || 123 || 101 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 42 || {{Fire}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Cresline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 79 || 123 || 101 || 0 || - || - || - || - || 42 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Gi-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 101 || 110 || 88 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 28 || {{Ice}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Assino-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 98 || 100 || 77 || 0 || o || - || o || - || 25 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Assino-zashi]].
|-
| [[Rabol Giga]] || {{Logo-T}} || 70 || 158 || 88 || 0 || - || o || o || - || 47 || {{Ground}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Rabol Patte]] || {{Logo-T}} || 67 || 152 || 72 || 0 || - || o || o || - || 42 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Mukpat]].
|-
| {{Color-B}} rowspan="7" | 6★ || [[Teroline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 95 || 143 || 122 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 57 || {{Lightning}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Midiline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 85 || 140 || 111 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 60 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || Exclusive to gunner-types.
|-
| [[Te-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 122 || 127 || 106 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 38 || {{Light}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Hoza-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 115 || 123 || 100 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 34 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || Exclusive to techer-types.
|-
| [[Rabol Tero]] || {{Logo-T}} || 85 || 183 || 106 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 63 || {{Dark}} || {{PSU version}} || --
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| [[Rabol Danga]] || {{Logo-T}} || 78 || 168 || 98 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 51 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || Exclusive to hunter-types.
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| [[Rabol UV]] || {{Logo-T}} || 96 || 180 || 96 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 44 || {{Lightning}} || {{AOTI version}} || [[Set bonuses]] with ([[Mukplasma]]) and [[Gudda Plasma]] when [[Electro Heart]] is equipped
|-
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| {{Color-A}} rowspan="12" | 7★ || [[Hardline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 116 || 163 || 143 || 0 || - || o || - || o || 70 || {{Fire}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Phantom Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 114 || 160 || 142 || 0 || - || o || - || o || 70 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Phantom]].
|-
| [[Caster Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 108 || 170 || 142 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 70 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || Exclusive to CASTs.
|-
| [[Walker Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 110 || 164 || 150 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 70 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Nightwalker]].
|-
| [[Har-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 143 || 145 || 124 || 0 || o || - || o || - || 47 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
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| [[Ga-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 145 || 150 || 114 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 47 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Ga-Misaki]].
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| [[Nafri-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 140 || 135 || 130 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 47 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Nafli-zashi]].
|-
| [[Ridol-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 153 || 140 || 128 || 2 || o || o || - || o || 47 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Lidra]].
|-
| [[Rabol Hard]] || {{Logo-T}} || 99 || 208 || 124 || 0 || - || o || o || - || 78 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Rabol Ogg]] || {{Logo-T}} || 99 || 208 || 124 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 78 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Exclusive to hunter-types
|-
| [[Rabol Neda]] || {{Logo-T}} || 90 || 212 || 104 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 78 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Gur Neda]].
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| [[Rabol Dunga]] || {{Logo-T}} || 101 || 222 || 118 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 78 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Cubo Dunga]].
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| {{Color-A}} rowspan="15" | 8★ || [[Solid Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 122 || 188 || 155 || 0 || - || - || - || - || 84 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Gigush Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 118 || 194 || 155 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 84 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Gigush]].
|-
| [[Weld Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 126 || 182 || 155 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 84 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Loveheart Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 110 || 200 || 135 || 2 || o || o || - || o || 84 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Sori-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 155 || 167 || 135 || 0 || o || o || o || o || 56 || {{Ice}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Hiragi-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 160 || 154 || 132 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 56 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || Exclusive to Forces and Fortetechers.
|-
| [[Michi-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 156 || 145 || 135 || 2 || o || o || - || o || 56 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
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| [[Rikau-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 147 || 160 || 142 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 56 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Rikauteri]].
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| [[Fuma-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 129 || 201 || 134 || 0 || o || o || - || o || 50 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Fuma-hiken]].
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| [[Rabol Solid]] || {{Logo-T}} || 108 || 240 || 135 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 93 || {{Ground}} || {{PSU version}} || --
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| [[Rabol Rad]] || {{Logo-T}} || 114 || 230 || 132 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 93 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
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| [[Rabol Gant]] || {{Logo-T}} || 100 || 245 || 140 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 93 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Gudda Gant]].
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| [[Rabol Rappy]] || {{Logo-T}} || 110 || 240 || 130 || 0 || o || o || o || o || 93 || {{Light}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| [[Rabol Tien]] || {{Logo-T}} || 75 || 339 || 173 || 0 || - || o || o || - || 104 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Vish Tien]].
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| [[Rabol Plasma]] || {{Logo-T}} || 144 || 270 || 144 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 78 || {{Lightning}} || {{AOTI version}} || --
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| {{Color-A}} rowspan="14" | 9★ || [[Catiline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 131 || 211 || 168 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 99 || {{Lightning}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| ([[Cat Line]]) || {{Logo-G}} || 117 || 247 || 199 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 64 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Twin Bearclaw]], [[Twin Kitty Claw]], [[Twin Snowy Claw]] & [[Shato]].
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| [[DB Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 139 || 227 || 121 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 100 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Twin DB Swords]], [[DB's Sword]]. Unusable by Force, FT.
|-
| [[Ganna Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 113 || 200 || 145 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 99 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || Exclusive to gunner-types.
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| [[Crimson Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 127 || 219 || 168 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 99 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Crimson]].
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| [[Delette Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 135 || 203 || 168 || 2 || - || o || o || o || 99 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
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| [[Cati-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 168 || 187 || 146 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 66 || {{Light}} || {{PSU version}} || --
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| [[Kotoha-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 175 || 167 || 140 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 66 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || Exclusive to techer-types.
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| [[Yamata-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 170 || 182 || 136 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 66 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Yamata-Misaki]].
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| [[Cardia-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 160 || 180 || 150 || 2 || o || o || - || o || 66 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
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| [[Rabol Cati]] || {{Logo-T}} || 117 || 269 || 146 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 110 || {{Dark}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Rabol Asted]] || {{Logo-T}} || 115 || 278 || 140 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 110 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Gur Asted]].
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| [[Rabol Dadan]] || {{Logo-T}} || 120 || 256 || 148 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 110 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || Exclusive to hunter-types.
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| [[Rabol Cuesta]] || {{Logo-T}} || 117 || 269 || 146 || 0 || o || o || o || o || 110 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || Exclusive to Protransers.
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| {{Color-S}} rowspan="10" | 10★ || [[De Colte Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 1 || 300 || 1 || 20 || o || o || - || - || 113 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Sniper]].
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| [[Storm Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 136 || 240 || 155 || 0 || o || o || o || o || 100 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Storm]]. Unusable by FF, FT, WT, and PT.
|- {{JP item}}
| ([[Green Green Line]]) || {{Logo-G}} || 133 || 207 || 191 || 2 || - || o || o || o || 112 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Koltova Gun]].
|- {{JP item}}
| [[Orpaline]] || {{Logo-G}} || 139 || 235 || 177 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 113 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Orpa-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 177 || 209 || 154 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 75 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Serafi-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 180 || 205 || 130 || 0 || o || o || o || o || 75 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Dagger of Serafi]].
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| [[Baji-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 183 || 192 || 147 || 0 || o || - || o || - || 75 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Bajura]]. Exclusive to Forces and Techers.
|-
| [[Rabol Lebfa]] || {{Logo-T}} || 125 || 290 || 156 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 125 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Rabol Orpad]] || {{Logo-T}} || 123 || 300 || 154 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 125 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| [[Rabol Gaim]] || {{Logo-T}} || 145 || 356 || 85 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 125 || {{Neutral}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="9" | 11★
| [[Shinowa Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 145 || 312 || 125 || 3 || o || o || - || o || 122 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || --
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| [[Castest Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 132 || 270 || 157 || 3 || - || o || o || o || 122 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Exclusive to gunner-types.
|-
| [[Lumirus Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 151 || 255 || 172 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 122 || {{Fire}} || {{AOTI version}} || Exclusive to gunner-types.
|-
| [[Lumira-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 187 || 233 || 163 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 81 || {{Ice}} || {{AOTI version}} || --
|-
| [[Dulk-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 199 || 249 || 189 || -10 || o || - || o || - || 81 || {{Dark}} || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Al-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 192 || 213 || 154 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 81 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Alteri]]
|- {{JP item}}
| [[Rabol Bistat]] || {{Logo-T}} || 122 || 325 || 142 || 2 || o || o || o || o || 135 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || --
|-
| [[Rabol Lumirus]] || {{Logo-T}} || 130 || 335 || 163 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 135 || {{Ground}} || {{AOTI version}} || --
|- {{JP item}}
| [[Rabol Buti]] || {{Logo-T}} || 127 || 305 || 150 || 2 || o || o || o || - || 135 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Ank Buti]]
|- {{JP item}}
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="11" | 12★ || ([[Red Line]]) || {{Logo-G}} || 180 || 500 || 230 || 0 || o || o || o || o || 124 || {{Fire}} || {{AOTI version}} || --
|-
| [[Vijerina Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 155 || 265 || 187 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 131 || {{Lightning}} || {{AOTI version}} || Exclusive to gunner-types.
|- {{JP item}}
| [[De Ragan Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 160 || 294 || 198 || 0 || o || o || - || o || 131 || {{Fire}} || {{AOTI version}} || --
|-
| [[Armas Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 181 || 320 || 202 || 4 || o || o || o || o || 131 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Only usable by Forte*, Acro* & Master* [[type]]s.
|-
| [[Asura-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 194 || 308 || 161 || 0 || o || o || - || o || 94 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || [[Set bonuses | Set bonus]] with [[Asura-hiken]]
|-
| [[Hizeri-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 198 || 262 || 172 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 87 || {{Light}} || {{AOTI version}} || --
|- {{JP item}}
| [[Crisla-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 220 || 222 || 132 || 0 || o || o || o || o || 65 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Only usable by Fortetechers
|- {{JP item}}
| [[Oka-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 205 || 234 || 145 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 87 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || [[Set bonuses|Set bonus]] with [[Okarod]]. Only Usable by Force types
|- {{JP item}}
| [[Rabol Nico]] || {{Logo-T}} || 134 || 370 || 190 || 0 || o || o || o || o || 150 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Only usable by Fortefighters and Fighmasters.
|- {{JP item}}
| [[Rabol Vijeri]] || {{Logo-T}} || 138 || 376 || 172 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 135 || {{Dark}} || {{AOTI version}} || --
|- {{JP item}}
| [[Rabol Voria]] || {{Logo-T}} || 142 || 382 || 142 || 0 || o || o || o || - || 145 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Usable by Hunter, FI, WT, FF and AF.
|- {{Unreleased item}}
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! H || A || B || E
|- {{JP item}}
| {{Color-S2}} rowspan="4" | 13★ || ([[Gerard Line]]) || {{Logo-G}} || 201 || 356 || 207 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 147 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || --
|-{{JP item}}
| ([[Gera-senba]]) || {{Logo-Y}} || 235 || 290 || 188 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 97 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || --
|-{{JP item}}
| ([[Rabol Gerard]]) || {{Logo-T}} || 197 || 387 || 216 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 156 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || --
|-{{JP item}}
| ([[Rabol Orakio]]) || {{Logo-T}} || 196 || 308 || 221 || 3 || o || o || o || o || 221 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Exclusive to PT, FI, WT and GT types.
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| {{Color-S2}} rowspan="3" | 14★ || [[Feril Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 222 || 398 || 211 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 150 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Unusable by Basic types.
|-{{JP item}}
| ([[Feri-senba]]) || {{Logo-Y}} || 240 || 335 || 205 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 117 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Unusable by Basic types.
|-{{JP item}}
| ([[Rabol Feril]]) || {{Logo-T}} || 208 || 425 || 224 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 161 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Unusable by Basic types.
|-
| {{Color-S2}} rowspan="4" | 15★ || [[Yiel Line]] || {{Logo-G}} || 232 || 435 || 216 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 154 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Unusable by Basic types.
|-
| [[Yiel-senba]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 256 || 360 || 210 || 0 || o || - || o || o || 136 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Unusable by Basic types.
|-{{JP item}}
| ([[Rabol Yiel]]) || {{Logo-T}} || 210 || 478 || 230 || 0 || - || o || o || o || 166 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Unusable by Basic types.
|-{{JP item}}
| ([[Rabol Rol Le]]) || {{Logo-T}} || 305 || 489 || 187 || - 8 || o || o || o || o || 123 || {{Neutral}} || {{AOTI version}} || Unusable by Basic types.
|}

<references/>

{{Items}}

Crystal Central

2009-02-06T10:25:08Z

Tigerbyte: /* Exchange items */

__NOTOC__
{{MC mission}}
{{Special mission
|Mission name= Crystal Central
|Mission image= [[Image:G_mission_logo.png|center]]
|Planet= Colony
|Start lobby= Clyez City: 3rd Floor
|Start counter= Event Area
|End lobby= Clyez City: 3rd Floor
|Version= Ambition of the Illuminus
|Mission type= Event mission
}}
''In keeping with the spirit of the Winter Mission Carnival, this event offers a bevy of exclusive rare items. Gather those [Zonspheres] and come on down!''

== Mission details ==
This mission is part of the [[Winter Mission Carnival]]. For the duration of this event, players can collect [[Zon-drop]]s and [[Zonsphere]]s which can be used in this mission to exchange for a wide variety of rare items.

== Exchange items ==
The following items can be obtained by exchanging the specified number of [[Zonsphere|Zonspheres]].
{| border="0"
{| border="0"
|- valign="top"
|
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Exchange items !! Exchange rate
|-
| [[Event Ticket]] x10 || [[Zonsphere]] x1
|-
| [[Event Ticket]] x50 || [[Zonsphere]] x5
|-
| [[Event Ticket]] x240 || [[Zonsphere]] x24
|-
| [[Event Ticket]] x480 || [[Zonsphere]] x48
|-
| [[PA Fragment]] x3 || [[Zonsphere]] x2
|-
| [[PSU Disc 29]] || [[Zonsphere]] x5
|-
| [[PSU Disc 64]] || [[Zonsphere]] x5
|- {{JP item}}
| ([[SC5 Disc]]) || [[Zonsphere]] x5
|}
||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Exchange items !! Exchange rate
|-
| [B] [[Drill Knuckles]] || [[Zonsphere]] x15
|-
| [[Gudda Plasma]] || [[Zonsphere]] x20
|-
| [[Plasma Bow]] || [[Zonsphere]] x20
|-
| [[Magical Wand/P]] || [[Zonsphere]] x20
|- {{JP item}}
| [[Electro Heart]] || [[Zonsphere]] x20
|-
| [[Rabol UV]] || [[Zonsphere]] x30
|-
| [[Sonichi|Sonichi (Lightning)]] || [[Zonsphere]] x40
|-
| [[Falclaw]] || [[Zonsphere]] x99
|}
|}
|}

== Zon-photon and Zon-drop conversion ==
During the [[Winter Mission Carnival]], you can collect items for use in this exchange mission. Though only [[Zonsphere]]s can be used to trade for items, [[Zon-photon]]s and [[Zon-drop]]s can be converted into [[Zonsphere]]s and even vice versa. The following list details the compression and expansion of [[Zon-photon]]s and [[Zon-drop]]s.
* [[Zon-photon]] x10 compresses to [[Zon-drop]] x1
* [[Zon-drop]] x30 compresses to [[Zonsphere]] x1
* [[Zon-drop]] x1 expands to [[Zon-photon]] x5

[[Category:Item exchange missions]]
[[Category:Event missions]]

Photon Harvest 2

2008-12-20T12:52:44Z

Tigerbyte:

__NOTOC__{{AOTI only}}{{Mission infobox
|Mission name= Photon Harvest 2
|Mission image= [[Image:RELICS.png|center]]
|Planet= Neudaiz
|Start lobby= Habirao F.D.: Base A
|Start counter= RELICS area
|End lobby= Clyez City: 5th Floor
|Version= Ambition of the Illuminus
|Field= Saguraki C.D.
|Mission type= Story mission
|Party= 1 player
|Enemy elements= {{Ice}} {{Light}} {{Dark}}
}}''With mushroom collection complete, the team now heads to assist with LSS photon generator installation at the Habirao RELICS.''

== Mission requirements and rewards ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! rowspan="2" | LV !! rowspan="2" | Req. LV !! rowspan="2" | Enemy LV !! colspan="2" | Rank S !! colspan="2" | Rank A !! colspan="2" | Rank B !! colspan="2" | Rank C
|-
! Meseta || Points || Meseta || Points || Meseta || Points || Meseta || Points
|-
| C || 1 || 32+ || 1170 || 12 || -- || -- || -- || -- || 0 || 0
|-
| rowspan="2" | B || rowspan="2" | 50 || rowspan="2" | 46+ || -- || -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | 0 || rowspan="2" | 0
|-
| colspan="2" | ([[Karen Portrait]])
|-
| rowspan="2" | A || rowspan="2" | 75 || rowspan="2" | 61+ || 2230 || 22 || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | 0 || rowspan="2" | 0
|-
| colspan="2" | [[PA Fragment]] x10<ref>[[PA Fragment]] rewards for story missions are only awarded once per character.</ref> ([[Karen Portrait]])
|-
! colspan="11" | Rank S requirements
|-
! LV !! colspan="2" | Time !! colspan="2" | Defeated enemies !! colspan="6" | Miscellaneous requirements
|-
| C || colspan="2" | Within 11:00 || colspan="2" | 150 enemies || colspan="6" | --
|-
| B || colspan="2" | -- || colspan="2" | 150 enemies || colspan="6" | --
|-
| A || colspan="2" | Within 11:00 || colspan="2" | 150 enemies || colspan="6" | --
|}

== Enemy information ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! rowspan="2" | Enemy name !! rowspan="2" | Enemy buffs !! rowspan="2" | Ele. !! colspan="2" | Mission LV C !! colspan="2" | Mission LV B !! colspan="2" | Mission LV A
|-
! LV !! EXP !! LV !! EXP !! LV !! EXP
|-
! colspan="9" | Saguraki C.D.
|-
| [[Sageeta]] || || {{Ice}} || 32 || 40 || 46 || -- || 61 || --
|-
| [[Galdeen]] || || {{Dark}} || 32 || 54 || 46 || -- || 61 || --
|-
| [[Booma]] || || {{Ice}} || 33 || 70 || 47 || -- || 62 || --
|-
| [[Gohmon]] || || {{Ice}} || 33 || 84 || 47 || -- || x || x
|-
| [[Gohmon]] || {{Sword}} {{Shield}} {{Staff}} {{Boot}} || {{Ice}} || 33 || 120 || 47 || -- || x || x
|-
| [[Olgohmon]] || || {{Ice}} || x || x || x || x || 62 || --
|-
| [[Olgohmon]] || {{Sword}} {{Shield}} {{Staff}} {{Boot}} || {{Ice}} || x || x || x || x || 62 || --
|-
| [[Delp Slami]] || || {{Dark}} || 34 || 86 || 48 || -- || 63 || --
|-
| [[Komazli]] || || {{Ice}} || 34 || 144 || 48 || -- || 63 || --
|-
| [[Komazli]] || {{Crown}} || {{Ice}} || 34 || 216 || 48 || -- || 63 || --
|-
! colspan="9" | Habirao RELICS
|-
| [[Galvapas]] || || {{Light}} || 32 || 292 || 46 || -- || x || x
|-
| [[Zamvapas]] || || {{Light}} || x || x || x || x || 61 || --
|-
| [[Rygutass]] || || {{Light}} || 71 || 701 || 85 || -- || 100 || --
|}

== Item drops ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Enemy name !! Special drops !! Mission LV C !! Mission LV B !! Mission LV A
|-
! colspan="5" | Saguraki C.D.
|-
| [[Sageeta]] || {{Sageeta | AOTI special}} || {{Sageeta | AOTI 30}} || {{Sageeta | AOTI 40}} || {{Sageeta | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Galdeen]] || {{Galdeen | AOTI special}} || {{Galdeen | AOTI 30}} || {{Galdeen | AOTI 40}} || {{Galdeen | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Booma]] || {{Booma | AOTI special}} || {{Booma | AOTI 30}} || {{Booma | AOTI 40}} || {{Booma | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Gohmon]] || {{Gohmon | AOTI special}} || {{Gohmon | AOTI 30}} || {{Gohmon | AOTI 40}} || x
|-
| [[Olgohmon]] || {{Olgohmon | AOTI special}} || x || x || {{Olgohmon | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Delp Slami]] || {{Delp Slami | AOTI special}} || {{Delp Slami | AOTI 30}} || {{Delp Slami | AOTI 40}} || {{Delp Slami | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Komazli]] || {{Komazli | AOTI special}} || {{Komazli | AOTI 30}} || {{Komazli | AOTI 40}} || {{Komazli | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Box drops#Normal boxes|Normal box]] || {{Saguraki box | AOTI special}} || {{Saguraki box | AOTI 30}} || {{Saguraki box | AOTI 40}} || {{Saguraki box | AOTI 80}}
|-
| [[Box drops#Objects|Trees]] || -- || [[Synthesis materials#Wood|2-5★ Neu. wood]] || ? || [[Synthesis materials#Wood|2-11★ Neu. wood]]
|-
| [[Area drops]] || {{Saguraki area | AOTI special}} || {{Saguraki area | AOTI 30}} || {{Saguraki area | AOTI 40}} || {{Saguraki area | AOTI 60}}
|-
! Enemy name !! Special drops !! Mission LV C !! Mission LV B !! Mission LV A
|-
! colspan="5" | Habirao RELICS
|-
| [[Galvapas]] || {{Galvapas | AOTI special}} || {{Galvapas | AOTI 30}} || {{Galvapas | AOTI 40}} || x
|-
| [[Zamvapas]] || {{Zamvapas | AOTI special}} || x || x || {{Zamvapas | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Rygutass]] || {{Rygutass | AOTI special}} || {{Rygutass | AOTI 70}} || {{Rygutass | AOTI 80}} || {{Rygutass | AOTI 100}}
|-
| [[Area drops]] || {{RELICS area | AOTI special}} || {{RELICS area | AOTI 30}} || {{RELICS area | AOTI 40}} || {{RELICS area | AOTI 60}}
|}

== Reference notes ==
<references/>

[[Category:Story missions]]

Photon Harvest 2

2008-12-20T12:32:16Z

Tigerbyte: /* Item drops */

__NOTOC__{{AOTI only}}{{Mission infobox
|Mission name= Photon Harvest 2
|Mission image= [[Image:RELICS.png|center]]
|Planet= Neudaiz
|Start lobby= Habirao F.D.: Base A
|Start counter= RELICS area
|End lobby= Clyez City: 5th Floor
|Version= Ambition of the Illuminus
|Field= Saguraki C.D.
|Mission type= Story mission
|Party= 1 player
|Enemy elements= {{Ice}} {{Light}} {{Dark}}
}}''With mushroom collection complete, the team now heads to assist with LSS photon generator installation at the Habirao RELICS.''

== Mission requirements and rewards ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! rowspan="2" | LV !! rowspan="2" | Req. LV !! rowspan="2" | Enemy LV !! colspan="2" | Rank S !! colspan="2" | Rank A !! colspan="2" | Rank B !! colspan="2" | Rank C
|-
! Meseta || Points || Meseta || Points || Meseta || Points || Meseta || Points
|-
| C || 1 || 32+ || 1170 || 12 || -- || -- || -- || -- || 0 || 0
|-
| rowspan="2" | B || rowspan="2" | 50 || rowspan="2" | 46+ || -- || -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | 0 || rowspan="2" | 0
|-
| colspan="2" | ([[Karen Portrait]])
|-
| rowspan="2" | A || rowspan="2" | 75 || rowspan="2" | 61+ || 2230 || 22 || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | -- || rowspan="2" | 0 || rowspan="2" | 0
|-
| colspan="2" | [[PA Fragment]] x10<ref>[[PA Fragment]] rewards for story missions are only awarded once per character.</ref> ([[Karen Portrait]])
|-
! colspan="11" | Rank S requirements
|-
! LV !! colspan="2" | Time !! colspan="2" | Defeated enemies !! colspan="6" | Miscellaneous requirements
|-
| C || colspan="2" | Within 11:00 || colspan="2" | 150 enemies || colspan="6" | --
|-
| B || colspan="2" | -- || colspan="2" | 150 enemies || colspan="6" | --
|-
| A || colspan="2" | Within 11:00 || colspan="2" | 150 enemies || colspan="6" | --
|}

== Enemy information ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! rowspan="2" | Enemy name !! rowspan="2" | Enemy buffs !! rowspan="2" | Ele. !! colspan="2" | Mission LV C !! colspan="2" | Mission LV B !! colspan="2" | Mission LV A
|-
! LV !! EXP !! LV !! EXP !! LV !! EXP
|-
! colspan="9" | Saguraki C.D.
|-
| [[Sageeta]] || || {{Ice}} || 32 || 40 || 46 || -- || 61 || --
|-
| [[Galdeen]] || || {{Dark}} || 32 || 54 || 46 || -- || 61 || --
|-
| [[Booma]] || || {{Ice}} || 33 || 70 || 47 || -- || 62 || --
|-
| [[Gohmon]] || || {{Ice}} || 33 || 84 || 47 || -- || x || x
|-
| [[Gohmon]] || {{Sword}} {{Shield}} {{Staff}} {{Boot}} || {{Ice}} || 33 || 120 || 47 || -- || x || x
|-
| [[Olgohmon]] || || {{Ice}} || x || x || x || x || 62 || --
|-
| [[Olgohmon]] || {{Sword}} {{Shield}} {{Staff}} {{Boot}} || {{Ice}} || x || x || x || x || 62 || --
|-
| [[Delp Slami]] || || {{Dark}} || 34 || 86 || 48 || -- || 63 || --
|-
| [[Komazli]] || || {{Ice}} || 34 || 144 || 48 || -- || 63 || --
|-
| [[Komazli]] || {{Crown}} || {{Ice}} || 34 || 216 || 48 || -- || 63 || --
|-
! colspan="9" | Habirao RELICS
|-
| [[Galvapas]] || || {{Light}} || 32 || 292 || 46 || -- || x || x
|-
| [[Zamvapas]] || || {{Light}} || x || x || x || x || 61 || --
|-
| [[Rygutass]] || || {{Light}} || 71 || 701 || 85 || -- || 100 || --
|}

== Item drops ==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Enemy name !! Special drops !! Mission LV C !! Mission LV B !! Mission LV A
|-
! colspan="5" | Saguraki C.D.
|-
| [[Sageeta]] || {{Sageeta | AOTI special}} || {{Sageeta | AOTI 30}} || {{Sageeta | AOTI 40}} || {{Sageeta | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Galdeen]] || {{Galdeen | AOTI special}} || {{Galdeen | AOTI 30}} || {{Galdeen | AOTI 40}} || {{Galdeen | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Booma]] || {{Booma | AOTI special}} || {{Booma | AOTI 30}} || {{Booma | AOTI 40}} || {{Booma | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Gohmon]] || {{Gohmon | AOTI special}} || {{Gohmon | AOTI 30}} || {{Gohmon | AOTI 40}} || x
|-
| [[Olgohmon]] || {{Olgohmon | AOTI special}} || x || x || {{Olgohmon | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Delp Slami]] || {{Delp Slami | AOTI special}} || {{Delp Slami | AOTI 30}} || {{Delp Slami | AOTI 40}} || {{Delp Slami | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Komazli]] || {{Komazli | AOTI special}} || {{Komazli | AOTI 30}} || {{Komazli | AOTI 40}} || {{Komazli | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Box drops#Normal boxes|Normal box]] || {{Saguraki box | AOTI special}} || {{Saguraki box | AOTI 30}} || {{Saguraki box | AOTI 40}} || {{Saguraki box | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Box drops#Objects|Trees]] || -- || [[Synthesis materials#Wood|2-5★ Neu. wood]] || ? || [[Synthesis materials#Wood|2-8★ Neu. wood]]
|-
| [[Area drops]] || {{Saguraki area | AOTI special}} || {{Saguraki area | AOTI 30}} || {{Saguraki area | AOTI 40}} || {{Saguraki area | AOTI 60}}
|-
! Enemy name !! Special drops !! Mission LV C !! Mission LV B !! Mission LV A
|-
! colspan="5" | Habirao RELICS
|-
| [[Galvapas]] || {{Galvapas | AOTI special}} || {{Galvapas | AOTI 30}} || {{Galvapas | AOTI 40}} || x
|-
| [[Zamvapas]] || {{Zamvapas | AOTI special}} || x || x || {{Zamvapas | AOTI 60}}
|-
| [[Rygutass]] || {{Rygutass | AOTI special}} || {{Rygutass | AOTI 70}} || {{Rygutass | AOTI 80}} || {{Rygutass | AOTI 100}}
|-
| [[Area drops]] || {{RELICS area | AOTI special}} || {{RELICS area | AOTI 30}} || {{RELICS area | AOTI 40}} || {{RELICS area | AOTI 60}}
|}

== Reference notes ==
<references/>

[[Category:Story missions]]

Cresaud+

2008-05-28T06:01:27Z

Tigerbyte: attempt at fixing the file name linking on the image(cant tell without saving.)

{{AOTI only}}[[Image:Cresaud+_1.jpg|thumb|right|Lightning Cresaud+]]
''(Description currently unknown.)'' 
{{11 stars}}

== Item details ==
* This sword currently is available only on the Japanese PC/PS2 servers.
* This sword can be equipped only by humans and newmans.
* The synthesis board for this weapon has not been released yet.
 

== Stats, synthesis, etc. ==
{| border="0" width="100%"
{| border="0" align="center"
|- valign="top"
|
{{Weapon stats test
|Category= Sword
|Rarity= 11
|Mfr.= Y
|Ver.= AOTI
|Req.= 512
|PP= 280
|Att.= 551
|Acc.= 268}}
||
{{Weapon synth board
|Type= Striking
|Category= Sword
|Hands= 2
|Grade= S
|Rarity= 11
|Mfr.= Y
|Special= Crea
|Photon= ???-photon
|Board= [B] Cresaud+}}
||
{{Pricing info test
|Type= Weapon
|Buy=
|Sell=
|Shop=
|[B] buy=
|[B] sell=
|[B] shop= }}
|}
|}
{| border="0" width="100%"
{| border="0" align="center"
|- valign="top"
|
{{Grinding info test
|Category= Sword
|PP0= 280
|PP1=
|PP2=
|PP3=
|PP4=
|PP5=
|PP6=
|PP7=
|PP8=
|PP9= 575
|PP10= 630
|A0= 551
|A1=
|A2=
|A3=
|A4=
|A5=
|A6=
|A7=
|A8=
|A9= 676
|A10= 701}}
||
{{Drop info
|Category= Sword
|Source= Ollaka
|Level= 150+
|Type= Weapon}}
|}
|}

== Image gallery ==
* No images currently exist for this weapon! [[Special:Upload|Click here]] to upload an image and help us develop this page!


[[Category:Swords]]

The re-PSUPedia:Raffon Field Base

2008-05-28T04:45:59Z

Tigerbyte: /* Forums - a consultation */

Welcome to ''Raffon Field Base'', the page where you can discuss and ask questions about PSUPedia!

* This page is for general discussion about the PSUPedia.
** Unlike the actual Raffon Field Base, it's not for chit-chat, trading or anything else that has nothing to do with PSUPedia, or its contents.
** If you have a question about a specific article, it's better to make a comment on that article's talk page, rather than posting it here.
** Things that can go here: general suggestions about the 'Pedia, content that needs to be added, errors and bugs, etc.
* When raising a new topic of discussion, please use a header (=== Your Discussion Title Here ===) and place it at the top of the 'Current Discussions' section.
* Finally, when making a comment, sign it by using 4 tildes (~), this will add your username and the time and date of your comment. In addition, if responding to a comment, please use the summary box on the edit page to let others know what you have responded to.

Enjoy! - ''the PSUPedia Staff.''

To help save space and make browsing this page easier, older discussions will be archived [[Raffon Field Base archive|here]].

== To-do list ==
For a list of in-progress and soon-to-be-started projects at the PSUPedia, please see the following article.
* [[The_PSUPedia:To-do_list|To-do list]]

==Current Discussions==

=== Forums - a consultation ===
* This is a controversial topic and I'm by no means for them (nor am I totally against, either), but I feel as though we should explore any avenue that could help the site even if we take no action on it. I can see both pros and cons for forums, the pros being that it might enable people unfamiliar or unwilling to use a wiki to leave feedback, give us information or corrections in a forum environment that they might be more familiar with. It might also let the staff have a place where they can discuss sensitive matters in private (not sure if this can be done on the wiki, but if it can, it might be something to look at). The cons though are that bad forums may reflect badly on the site (might endanger our neutrality too, if we have such a major community element), and that effort has to be expended to moderate any forums which may prove not to be worth it in the end. The last time PSUPedia had forums they became a terrible circlejerk - the main reason why I'm personally skeptical about them. Still, feel free to discuss and debate - this is a consultation, not a vote, and nothing is binding. But if particularly compelling arguments are made and enough support to make it worthwhile comes up, it may be possible to trial forums as an experiment. At this stage though, this is just a discussion and nothing is planned. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 16:00, 25 May 2008 (CDT)
** I think it's good if it's used to talk about facts (not opinions), submit information, talk about the various projects and make polls. Other talks belong to another forum. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 16:38, 25 May 2008 (CDT)
** This is a touchy subject. While the ancient PSUP forum was indeed a massive circlejerk, very unique circumstances brought that about (very few people used PSUP at that time, we had very little information about PSU since virtually nothing specific was known, and only like 5 people used the forum anyway). I highly doubt that a new forum would have even remotely similar results. However, I am somewhat skeptical, as I do not quite see the need for forums here. For information submission or questions, people can simply use the talk page. I do understand that many people are confused by the wiki system, but I just don't know how much of a help the forums would be. For things other than info submission and article questions, I'm not quite sure what else would be discussed that isn't also covered on the official forum, PSOW, or hell, even Diadu. It would facilitate communication between staff members here, yes, and that is probably one of the biggest positives a forum could have. As far as the community aspect, I feel it would likely be a double-edged sword. While I'm sure having forums would give a more community feel and get (potential) users more enthusiastic about PSUPedia, it is unavoidable that certain individuals would think poorly of either the general forum content or the moderation, and therefore it would leave a bad taste in their collective mouths regarding PSUPedia in general (I know some feel this way concerning PSOW). Anyway, I'm willing to hear more discussion on this topic, and I'd be open to trying forums if users seem to want them. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 17:01, 25 May 2008 (CDT)
** I remember the mess that was the forums here a few years back. After a few visits, I made sure to steer clear of them from then on. But, I think it's worth a try again since the site has improved remarkably over the years. Maintaining community neutrality is a must, but with the moderation we've carried out on the wiki, I doubt it'd be much of a problem to continue at a forum. If we can set up and stick to guidelines that state "information only" and "no trades, no guilds, no console wars, no drama, no shit," things could work out. On the other hand, strict moderation tends to piss people off or simply scare them away. The bad side of this could be giving the site a bad name with the people who want to use it to sell Meseta or their rarz or recruit guild members. Conversely, in the case of strict moderation scaring people away, it would lead to a smaller community of only the people who genuinely want to use the board for its intended purpose. All in all, I think it's worth a shot. If we decide to try it and things start going down the drain, we just pull the plug. ;) - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 17:43, 25 May 2008 (CDT)
** @ Essen - that would be mostly the point, for discussion of objective info that will help the wiki as a site, and to encourage people to participate. The community niches are taken up by the official boards and PSOW, while Diadu has the drama niche, so I'd like to see if we can do something different.
** @ Qwerty - It's true that unique circumstances, not least the immaturity of Ahzi, Asim and Internets brought that about, but I think the danger remains of it potentially not being popular enough to be worth it. As for people thinking badly of the site because of the forums, I think that's a danger, yes, but I'm not sure that anyone who currently contributes right now will be turned off helping the site because of forums, especially if we can run them well. If people who have never contributed before do not use the site as a result of the forums, that is really not an issue for me - in my view we ought to be considering how to improve the site as a whole, not necessarily to see how many people we can get using us without contributing (whether by editing the wiki or submitting info via other means). In short, if we get, say, 10 new regular contributors helping out via forums (or even on here) and 5 people decide to not use the site because of the forums, I still think that may be worth it.
** @ Espio - The biggest problem with setting up forums is to establish a balance between helping the site and establishing a community that can help the site. I think that if the only thing we ever concentrate on is site information, no-one outside the wiki contributors will probably bother with forums. But at the same time, too much community stuff might bring in people, but would possibly make us partisan. I've no interest in this site being rivals with anyone, and I don't want 'official board sux' or 'posw sux' mentalities running through anyone who posts on PSUP (of course, people can hold private opinions, I just don't want PSUP being a staging ground for closed-minded attacks). With that in mind, should we trial forums, I would want to start with 3 public forums: 'General PSU discussion' for discussion of the game, 'PSUP discussion' for discussion about projects, corrections, help on the site etc. and 'Off-topic discussion' just to give other people something to talk about. That's all I can see us needing, at least at the start. I don't like the idea of trade forums and anything remotely like Player Matchup forums will open a guilded can of worms. I suppose the general thing we should be aiming for is 'Come for the talk, stay for the site.' As for moderation, a degree of strictness is required, so yeah, no console wars, no drama bullshit, limited flaming/trolling at the very most, and maybe a pointer that if people want to flame and troll the official boards and Diadu are far better for that. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 07:16, 26 May 2008 (CDT)
*** I'm assuming there probably isn't going to be many more replies, with only the regulars checking this area for stuff other people brought up. As for the image thing I believe this will only cripple the immature that somehow end up being banned. Jokes I'm fine with personally, and I believe other people here have trolled ridiculous topics elsewhere before too. Active moderation I don't really feel up to myself, but I feel like modding attitudes would be a more important issue. Either way, circumstances have indeed changed since back then. Would it be worth it? A trial period (although that probably means little more than "we're starting it but might or might not dump it again") most certainly would seem to be, since there isn't much to lose. Other than time, and personal stains of creating another potential failure (or to be arrogant and blind enough to have believed in it for that matter). I think I voted against this ages ago when the discussion came up at one point shortly after the original forums, but I don't mind anymore per se. - [[User:Tycho|Tycho]] 14:07, 26 May 2008 (CDT)
*** OK then add a section specifically for data submission (for easier use) and make sure you can subscribe to an RSS on each sections separately. If there's all that I don't see why not try. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 15:28, 26 May 2008 (CDT)
* Ok then, since the general feeling is that we should at least try, what steps do we need to take now to set up a "trial"? I presume we will need Dream_XG's help on this, no? If for nothing else, then at least to set up a subdomain (e.g. forums.psupedia.info; I fear that failing to place it in a subdomain could cause some nasty wiki-URL side effects). When it comes to forum software, it seems to me that phpBB3 would be the obvious choice, considering it's free and other comparable packages are ridiculously priced. However, I'm open to hearing other suggestions. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 16:18, 26 May 2008 (CDT)
** I'll speak to DreamXG, since I imagine he's an expert (there are forums on some of his other projects that I assume he set up). I'm not technically very good at setting up forums, although I should be fine with an administrator control panel once all the groundwork has been done. A subdomain will probably be a good idea. I noticed that the other projects use vBulletin for their forums, so I'll see what he thinks. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 16:48, 26 May 2008 (CDT)
*** Ah, I see. What other projects do you mean, though? I can't seem to find any of them linked on tsukimono.net. Anyway, I'm most familiar with phpBB, and I've dabbled in Invision Free, but I reckon vBulletin would be simple enough to figure out, if that's what we will use. I didn't really consider it or Invision since both seem ostentatiously priced, but if DreamXG already has a license, then I guess it could work, though I personally prefer the more simplistic look of phpBB. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 16:59, 26 May 2008 (CDT)
*** http://fantatennis.org/forums/ (don't mind the rather bad colour scheme) - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 17:04, 26 May 2008 (CDT)
*** You might also want to take a look at [http://getvanilla.com/ this one]. It is a very different concept than most forums but, having used it mostly for work-related stuff, I find it very useful. Especially if you don't have that many sections. Otherwise I'm more for a sucky phpbb3 than a bloated vbulletin. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 17:45, 26 May 2008 (CDT)
**** Eh, that looks ok, and I guess it could work. However, part of our reasoning for a forum would be for the community aspects, and I think this would be better achieved with a more traditional forum. I agree that vB is bloated, and that's really why I'd prefer phpBB3. I mean, vB is fine for PSOW's new forum system, but I don't think anything as fancy as that would fit with PSUPedia. Also, I did a little looking into it, and it seems that there are much fewer freely available styles for vB, compared to phpBB. Anyway, just my two cents. (In case it isn't obvious yet, I like phpBB. :>) --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 18:02, 26 May 2008 (CDT)
* Regardless of which forum software we pick, it may be worthwhile looking into a [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:PHPBB/Users_Integration user integration plugin]. I'm actually ambivalent about this, since I don't think it would be particularly necessary, but I just wanted throw it out so you know it's available. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 18:23, 26 May 2008 (CDT)
** Right, so for forum choices we seem to have Vanilla, phpBB3 and vBulletin. I agree with Qwerty that a more traditional forum might be better but Vanilla would work in a pinch. As for a user integration plugin, sounds like an unnecessary hassle and it has the potential to be more trouble than it's worth, especially if we're only trialing forums. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 18:42, 26 May 2008 (CDT)
* I have nothing against 2ch, but Vanilla isn't very appealing visually. Essen, could you elaborate on your criticism against phpBB3? Cause otherwise this seems like a pretty clear-cut case to me. - [[User:Tycho|Tycho]] 10:37, 27 May 2008 (CDT)
: Edit: What about [http://www.forummatrix.org/compare/MyBB+phpBB MyBB]? - [[User:Tycho|Tycho]] 11:25, 27 May 2008 (CDT)
** The vanilla forum after the first installation is what it is: vanilla. Then you can install [http://lussumo.com/addons/ addons]. There's addons for adding functionality or for changing the look of the forums. Or you can make your own look, the CSS isn't complicated. When you install an adddon, you just have to unzip the files in the correct folder. Then you activate the addon in the admin panel. Updating the forum is done entirely via the admin panel, vanilla itself is gonna ask you to check updates and will download and install everything.
** The difference with traditional western forums software is the organization. In other forums you have categories and posts in these categories. In vanilla you tag your post and then everyone can filter the posts like they want. This is the sort of nice things you can do with vanilla: get everything except off-topic on my index page for example. Not having to enter a section, go read the posts, go out the section, go in another section, repeat. Less clics with vanilla since you have all posts by default.
** You can probably make a media-wiki style without much trouble either since vanilla is very simple by default.
** Anyway if it's not vanilla I'm for phpbb but be ready for updating it every month because of all the security problems. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 15:16, 27 May 2008 (CDT)
** Vanilla seems like an interesting concept, but from a purely subjective point of view I have to say I prefer the idea of having seperate subforums than tagging posts. I like to go into an individual subforum and know that the majority of what I see will be about that particular topic - it's what I'm used to, after all. Also, from a non-personal point of view, this alternative system seems a little too avant-garde, I think people in general might prefer something more traditional. I think myBB might not be bad, but realistically I am not an expert on different forum software so I will leave that up to others. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 15:38, 27 May 2008 (CDT)
* Just throwing my opinion in on this. I'll be good with whatever is selected. I've used phpBB, vB, Invision and others, so I've adapted to pretty much everything. As far as setup goes, couldn't help there since I've never tried; but as a member, I'd know my way around. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 12:01, 27 May 2008 (CDT)
* I agree with Mewn; I'm sure Vanilla would be fun to use for a different sort of experience, but I have serious doubts about it's usefulness in achieving our desired ends. Concerning myBB, that summary makes it look like it is almost exactly like phpBB, but (I reckon) probably with much fewer extensions, plug-ins, and styles. I just don't see any real reason to use it over phpBB. Anyway, just my two cents. In other news, I looked into the setup for phpBB, and it looks very straightforward, only requiring FTP of the software to the server, and subsequent installation through a built-in wizard you run in your browser. Assuming whichever package we pick is just as easy (phpBB is one of the easier to install according to some reviews I read), I reckon we may only need DreamXG to set up the subdomain, and then we can handle the rest on our own. Probably. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 18:56, 27 May 2008 (CDT)
* Well, I think DreamXG is talking to Tycho - I didn't count on the fact that, after all this time, he is still unwilling to talk to me. But no matter, so long as his help is secured it's no big deal. I think that if we go with phpBB we will need to install a plugin for RSS feeds - that way we can have a subforum dedicated solely to data submissions as Essen requested. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 19:11, 27 May 2008 (CDT)
** Just posting [http://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=70&t=544331 a link to such a plugin] for future reference. It seems to be capable of exactly what we want, generating RSS or ATOM feeds for either selected forum sections, topics, posts, PMs, or the entire forum. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 20:06, 27 May 2008 (CDT)
* 'Looks easy/hard to install'? I've already prepared all three, and only still need to do the configuration/add-on stuff, so I'm basically waiting for a decision. XP - [[User:Tycho|Tycho]] 19:54, 27 May 2008 (CDT)
** Well, I can only speak for myself, but it looks to me like phpBB would be a good compromise, since no one seems to have any major objections to it. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 20:06, 27 May 2008 (CDT)
* Actually phpBB3 appears to have [http://www.phpbb.com/mods/db/index.php?i=browse&mode=group:phpbb&sub=3 100+] mods, MyBB [http://mods.mybboard.net/mods 200+]. Looking for styles for phpBB3 on their own site [http://www.phpbb.com/styles/db/index.php?i=browse&mode=group:phpbb&sub=3 sucks] (even if you try to search [http://www.phpbb.com/styles/db/index.php?i=browse&mode=popular&sub=rating differently]), but they [http://www.google.com/search?q=phpbb3+styles are around] anyway. Why doesn't have phpBB3 that many? Because it's not phpBB2, which is like 15 times as old. Skins for MyBB are [http://mods.mybboard.net/themes easier] to get, although they don't seem to be easy to find elsewhere (I love [http://www.mybbstyles.com/index.php this one], but can't find the source). Also, the MyBB site [http://mods.mybboard.net/uploads/previews/3803-1188579853-Myportal.png sucks] for getting an idea of what the skins look like. So I dunno, it's not like only one of the two has third-party support or anything. - [[User:Tycho|Tycho]] 20:35, 27 May 2008 (CDT)
** I see, I figured that phpBB would be more known and therefore more supported, but it was just an assumption. Anyway, [http://demo.phpbb3styles.net/ this page] is a nice place to preview styles for phpBB3. Personally, I think [http://demo.phpbb3styles.net/Serenity Serenity] has a nice, minimalistic appearance and would generally mesh with the site as a whole in terms of colors. Other ones I liked are [http://demo.phpbb3styles.net/AeroBlue AeroBlue] (although possibly to dark), [http://demo.phpbb3styles.net/Milky+Way Milky Way] (except the orange, but we can change that), and even the default alternate theme, [http://demo.phpbb3styles.net/subsilver2 subsilver2]. Serenity, Milky Way, and subsilver2 (and a few others) can be recolorized via [http://beta.colorizeit.com/ this handy tool] that even generates all the necessary files for you. anyway, just something to think about --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 21:01, 27 May 2008 (CDT)
* [http://psupedia.info/phpBB3/ phpBB], [http://psupedia.info/MyBB/ MyBB]. Gonna try and look for all desirable mods to allow for a real comparison. (Sorry, don't intend to push this, just thinking that both are to be considered.) - [[User:Tycho|Tycho]] 22:12, 27 May 2008 (CDT)
** You also may wana check out SMF. also a PHP based forum that i have had great luck with. strong feature set and extreamly configurable yet very simplistic configuration and visuals if wanted. i have setup 3-4 forums using it for random cases. low overhead and low maintanace. [[User:Tigerbyte|Tigerbyte]] 23:45, 27 May 2008 (CDT)

=== Area articles ===
* I want to try and get articles for each of the individual PSU areas set up sometime, however I know that, for better or worse, people here enjoy academic debates on what name to use. So in order to save time I want us all to agree on names BEFORE I start any articles. See below table:

{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! PSUP names !! Alternative names (i.e. redirects) !! Example mission
|-
| [[Linear Line]] || LL || [[Unsafe Passage]]
|-
| [[HIVE]] || || [[Dark Satellite]]
|-
| [[Raffon Meadow]] || Meadow, Raffon Plains || [[Plains Overlord]]
|-
| [[Raffon Lakeshore]] || Lakeshore || [[The Mad Beasts]]
|-
| [[Train]] || Rozenom Milate 04, Parum Linear Line, Milate 04 || [[Train Rescue]]
|-
| [[Seabed Plant]] || Plant || [[Lab Recovery]]
|-
| [[Mizuraki C.D.]] || Mizuraki || [[Mizuraki Defense]]
|-
| [[Islands]] || Islands, Shikon || [[Rainbow Beast]]
|-
| [[Hakura Temple]] || Hakura, Temple || [[Grove of Fanatics]]
|-
| [[Kugu Desert]] || Kugu, Desert || [[Desert Terror]]
|-
| [[Galenigare Canyon]] || Canyon || [[Valley of Carnage]]
|-
| [[Galenigare Mine]] || || [[Tunnel Recapture]]
|-
| [[RELICS]] || || [[Sleeping Warriors]]
|-
| [[AMF Metro Linear]] || Metrolinear, Metro Linear || [[Military Subway]]
|-
| [[Old Rozenom City]] || Rozenom, Rozenom City || [[Lightning Beasts]]
|-
| [[AMF HQ]] || AMF Central Command, Dark Plant || [[Electronic Brain]]
|-
| [[AMF Train]] || Dark Train || [[SEED Express]]
|-
| [[Saguraki C.D.]] || Saguraki || [[Sakura Blast]]
|-
| [[Pavilion of Air]] || Pavilion, POA || [[White Beast]]
|-
| [[Habirao F.D.]] || Habirao || [[Hill of Spores]]
|-
| [[Granigs Mine]] || Granigs || [[Awoken Serpent]]
|-
| [[Il Cabo Base]] || Il Cabo, Illuminus Lab || [[Remaining Blades]]
|-
| [[Rykros RELICS]] || Rykros || [[The Black Nest]]
|-
| Rykros? || || N/A
|-
| [[Moatoob RELICS]] || || N/A
|-
| [[Forest (area)|Forest]] || PSO Forest, Lupus Silva || [[Forest of Illusion]]
|-
| [[Cave]] || PSO Cave || [[Fires of Illusion]]
|-
| [[Mines]] || PSO Mines, No Man's Mines || [[Mine of Illusion]]
|-
| [[Ruins]] || PSO Ruins || [[Maximum Attack G']]
|}

* 'My name' is my suggested names for the areas, the 'PSUP names' are what we shall eventually agree on, and the alternative names can be made redirects. Feel free to edit the table or post comments here, I'd like to get a consensus before I make any templates or articles. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 13:39, 24 May 2008 (CDT)
* Great idea. Here are my thoughts. Any that I don't mention from the list are identical to what you have.
** Rozenom Milate 04 - The game refers to the field of [[Train Rescue]] as "aboard train," so I'd be happy calling this field "train." "Milate 04" would be cool, too, since the jukebox disc that has this song calls it that.
** Shikon Islands - Actually, I'm cool with the name, but I'd like to suggest adding an entry for Agata Islands. Just like Raffon Meadow and Lakeshore, both have the same drop charts, but they technically are different areas... kind of.
** Dark Plant - I think this one should be called AMF HQ or AMF Headquarters. AMF HQ CenCom is another name it's called in-game, I think.
** Illuminus Lab - I prefer [[Il Cabo Base]] for this one. (Actually, I set up an article at that link a while back to play around with some ideas for field articles.)
** Dark RELICS - Rykros RELICS
** Dark Planet Ryucross - I'd like to say simply Rykros, but the game is inconsistent there, stating that a few missions which take place in Rykros' RELICS site are on Rykros. Hopefully the mission that takes place on the planet's surface will come out in Japan soon and maybe shed a little light on how we can sort that out.
* I think that pretty much covers it. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 15:15, 24 May 2008 (CDT)
** Not sure why I used Ryucross instead of Rykros, must be too used to the former.
*** Rozenom Milate 04 can be renamed 'Train' or 'Milate 04', we'll see what others think.
*** Are Shikon and Agata really different like Raffon Meadow and Lakeshore are? The actual map layouts of Meadow and Lakeshore differ, since Lakeshore has the water and everything whereas Meadow doesn't, so I guess that's why they're considered different areas. If it poses a problem 'Islands' will suffice.
*** AMF HQ is fine for Dark Plant, I just went off the name that appeared on Shougai PSO all that time ago.
*** Ditto for Illuminus Lab.
*** Rykros RELICS is fine and more precise than Dark RELICS.
*** Rykros will have to do for now, I guess. Maybe it'll be something like 'Rykros surface' or 'Rykros depths', something that qualifies it as being different from Rykros RELICS, since Sega have done a nice job of blurring Rykros RELICS and Rykros itself.
*** Added Moatoob RELICS as I had forgotten that one. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 15:34, 24 May 2008 (CDT)
* I guess visually Agata and Shikon are the same. Thinking back, it's only their mission box image that's different. (Only slightly so, of course.) "Islands" works for me. :) - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 16:22, 24 May 2008 (CDT)
** Changed my suggested names after considering Espio's suggestions, if no-one else raises any objections in the next, ooh, 10 hours (by 9:30pm BST), these will become the names we use here. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 05:33, 25 May 2008 (CDT)
** Time's up, the names we have now will be the PSUP names. As with everything else they're not set in stone and can be changed, but it seems no-one is making a fuss right now. I've altered the table to reflect all this.- [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 16:00, 25 May 2008 (CDT)
* Cool. Now, what all information should we include in these articles? I figure drop charts for box and area drops are a must. Perhaps a list of missions which take place in each field and pictures of the area to pretty things up. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 17:26, 25 May 2008 (CDT)
** Yeah, I definately agree on the dropcharts, the list of missions that take place in the area and images (maybe both of the areas in-game and the little images you get when selecting a mission). Maybe some flavour text as well, since some of the areas are described either somewhere on the official site or in-game (like lobby descriptions or just general chatter, i.e. we know that HIVEs are A-Photon Satellites taken over by the SEED). Some kind of template at the bottom with links to the other areas might be good too. One thing to consider with the dropcharts is that some drops appear to be only in AoI missions (like, say, [B] Daiga-Misakic in Her Secret Mission S), should they just be listed with the AoI icon ({{AotI version}}) next to them? - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 17:34, 25 May 2008 (CDT)
*** With ''AOTI'' stuff in ''PSU'' fields, we might be able to get away with reference tags stating that you've got to be in an ''AOTI'' mission for a chance of getting that particular drop. On the other hand, I don't think there any cases of ''AOTI''-exclusive drops crossing into ''PSU'' missions (in this example, the only mission that takes place in the temple area at a high enough level for [B] Daiga-Misakic to drop is an ''AOTI'' mission). Really, I guess it kind of depends on the style of drop chart we go for. If it lists missions like what I've got in the [[Il Cabo Base]] article, there wouldn't be much of a need to ID ''AOTI'' stuff since the mission article would take care of that. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 17:57, 25 May 2008 (CDT)
*** There's a couple, if we assume that the 10* boards start dropping at level 100+ as with the AoI area drops. Daiga-Misakic and Fuka-Misakic both drop in the Islands area, the same area as Rainbow Beast, Halarodoc drops in Temple, same area as Grove of Fanatics. Some lower level drops too, like Aksuc in lower-level Galenigare Mine AoI missions (which, at the moment, is pretty much Restorations 1). It's not a major issue right now, but it might become one if Sega release more AoI missions in old areas. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 18:10, 25 May 2008 (CDT)
*** Some kind of template at the bottom with links to the other areas might be good too. [[Template:Areas|Done.]] --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 18:12, 25 May 2008 (CDT)
* Very nice, Qwerty! Colors might need some work, but the design is perfect. On the Aksuc dropping in Galenigare (and the other examples), I think I've got it covered. I'd been considering making alterations to the drop templates to allow us to specify drop chart listings as ''PSU'' or ''AOTI'' should occasions like this arise. (The first thing that got me thinking about it was Her Secret Mission S and when we found out the stuff that it drops. But after making a specific drop template just for that mission, I put the previous idea on the back burner. Now I see that may now have been the best solution.) Anyway, what I was thinking was we can add something to our ''PSU'' area drop templates that will allow them to be used in both ''PSU'' and ''AOTI'' mission articles at the same time, yet display the correct drops depending on what version of the game the mission is from. Basically, let's say we have two mission in Galenigare Mine; the first in ''PSU'', the other in ''AOTI''. When filling in the drop chart for the ''PSU'' article, the templates would be typed as <code><nowiki>{{Tunnels area | 50}}</nowiki></code>, but for the ''AOTI'' article it would be something like <code><nowiki>{{Tunnels area | 50 AOTI}}</nowiki></code> or <code><nowiki>{{Tunnels area | AOTI 50}}</nowiki></code>. This way, all we have to do is add ''AOTI'' drop values to ''PSU'' templates. And really, the same thing can apply to enemies, as I think the ''AOTI Perfect Bible'' mentions one boss from ''PSU'' that will have an ''AOTI'' drop item only when it appears in an ''AOTI'' mission. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 19:20, 25 May 2008 (CDT)
* That template change sounds like a good idea if it can be implemented. Out of interest, what's the v1 boss with the AoI drop? Sounds interesting. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 19:46, 25 May 2008 (CDT)
** Just looked it up, but I seem to have remembered it a little incorrectly. The items actually are ''PSU'' weapons and unit that drop either exclusively in ''PSU'' missions or ''AOTI'' missions. Also, there are a few more than I recalled:
*** Adahna Degahna LV100-149 - Sori / Mind - ''PSU'' only
*** Zoal Goug LV100-149 - Sori / TECH Charge - ''PSU'' only
*** Dulk Fakis LV100-149 - Buccaneer - ''PSU'' only
*** De Ragnus LV100-149 - [B] Thunder Cannon - ''AOTI'' only
*** De Ragnus LV100-149 - [B] Deathmaker - ''PSU'' only
*** Dimmagolus LV100-149 - [B] Shigga Bines - ''AOTI'' only
*** Magas Maggahna LV100-149 - [B] Rabol Asted - ''PSU'' only
** Interestingly enough, I checked the old drop charts at the Japanese wiki, and it seems that the stuff the ''PB'' lists as ''AOTI'' mission exclusive does (or at least did) drop from these enemies in normal ''PSU'' missions. So, this could be another case of the ''PB'' having incorrect data or future drop chart changes to come if/when we get missions with version 1 bosses in version 2 missions. Anyway, the template change will be a very quick one. I'll see if I can make some of the changes after while. (I'd like to sort out the HSM article since I have the area drops clumped together when they should be separated by the two areas the mission takes place in.) - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 20:10, 25 May 2008 (CDT)

=== User page edits===
Is there no way to prevent user page edits from appearing under recent changes? rather than complaining people make too many edits, just fix the problem like this altogether? [[User:Battlestar|Battlestar]] 11:17, 16 May 2008 (CDT)
* Preventing user page edits from showing up would be more trouble than it's worth to be honest. Also, the sysops more or less have to keep track of all edits to prevent spam, vandalism, and other stuff. However, I did find a simple solution that will be of some use. Go here: [[Special:Preferences]]. Click on the "Recent changes" tab and check the box for "Enhanced recent changes (Javascript)." This actually collapses all the edits made on a page each day to one line. Makes a ''big'' difference. -- [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 15:08, 16 May 2008 (CDT)
** I tried using the enhanced setting, but I find it to also be more trouble than it is worth. The real solution is for people to read the notice on the front page before doing anything. If you can't do that, then I'm more than happy to warn people. As someone mentioned earlier, it may be worthwhile creating a templatized notice to post when people spam their user page with edits. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 15:13, 16 May 2008 (CDT)

=== Neutral synth rates===
As far as I'm aware, none of the armor or weapon pages and templates show or account for the success rates when making them with no element. Since going green is apparently becoming more popular with the playerbase, especially with armor, seemed like something to bring up. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 16:59, 29 April 2008 (CDT)
* Far as I'm concerned, only an idiot would make something neutral, especially an armor. Anyway, there's no space in the tables really, so I think we can just leave it up to people to figure out on their own. It's higher than the listed numbers, we'll just leave it at that. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 17:06, 29 April 2008 (CDT)
** Only an idiot would waste time synthing a two-star saber, but we've got stuff on that too. Just saying. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 17:18, 29 April 2008 (CDT)
*** Touche (I'M TOO LAZY TO FIND THE PROPERLY ACCENTED E OK GOD). But yeah, there's just not room for it in the template, and it would only confuse people further. Least that's my opinion. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 17:19, 29 April 2008 (CDT)
**** Do non-elemental weapons have a standard synth rate bonus over elementals, or does it vary from weapon to weapon? If it varies between weapon type, it might be worth adding a footnote, e.g. 'All sabers gain a 5% synth rate boost when plain photons are used instead of elemental photons'. I feel this stuff is worth having in, but especially for armours - while some of you feel that neutral armours are an idiot's game, a lot of us can't afford a set of elementals and especially with the appearance of Paradis Cataract, CASTs wanting an S-rank are going to increasingly look towards making themselves a neutral armour what with the rising price of S-rank armour with an extra slot. [[User:Strawdonkey|Strawdonkey]] 09:14, 14 May 2008 (CDT)
***** At the very least I'm thinking of adding a special note to some S-rank armors, since I've lost count of the number of people asking about neutral Serafi-senbas on PSOW. If no one feels like reworking the template though, I'm not going to press the issue. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 13:05, 14 May 2008 (CDT)
****** If it comes to it, I've got nothing against revising the templates to include neutral synth data. Thankfully implementation would be no problem since the success rates would be based on existing parameters (rarity for line shields and category-rarity for weapons). Only problem is finding a way to squeeze the info into the table. It can be done, I'm certain, but it'll likely require a lot of cell rearrangement. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 13:34, 14 May 2008 (CDT)

=== Crea+ weapons ===
* The wiki has real trouble with articles with a + in them, as we've seen with [[User:Aurly|someone here]]. It tends to just remove them, so Creasabra+ will be [[Creasabra]]. I suppose when the time comes to make articles about them we'll just have to rename them to something like [[Creasabra (plus)]] and put a note in the article saying something like 'Due to the technical limitations of the wiki, this item's name cannot be displayed properly. It is supposed to be ''Creasabra+''.' - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 14:20, 10 April 2008 (CDT)
** Well, it clearly [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C++ can be done], it's just a matter of figuring out how. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 14:26, 10 April 2008 (CDT)
** The only way I can get it to work is [http://psupedia.info/index.php?title=Creasabra%2B this way]. Everything else just seems to remove it and act as though it's the Creasabra article. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 14:58, 10 April 2008 (CDT)
*** I see. This must be what MediaWiki help meant when they said that using a root.com/articletitle URL format is not recommended due to certain conflicts. We may need to change everything over to the root.com/index.php?title=articletitle format (or root.com/wiki/articletitle, maybe). However, that probably involves messing with the code on levels that I am not at all comfortable with until other options have been ruled out. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 15:03, 10 April 2008 (CDT)
**** Well, depends on how ready you are to deal with more "OMG WUT HAPIND 2 PSU PEE DIAD?" stuff. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 15:15, 10 April 2008 (CDT)
***** That would be quite a mess. I say we just go with [[Creasabra Plus]] or [[Crea Wand Plus]] until we can get Creasabra+, etc. to work properly. Then we could just redirect the Plus articles to the + articles. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 15:46, 10 April 2008 (CDT)

* On a slightly different note, Wormania, why did you change the Creasabra+ page to a redirect to Creasabra (plus)? It won't do anything because the problem is not so much with the article, but the URL. No matter the content of the Creasabra+ page, unless you do it as I stated above the URL changes to Creasabra and you go to that article. Unless you're doing something I'm missing, in which case I'd like you to explain it. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 15:47, 10 April 2008 (CDT)
** Just testing, needed to see in which order the + was processed in the grand scheme of things. Also my second test didn't work, apparently you cannot redirect to "outside" pages. As I'm sure everyone else has been using, http://psupedia.info/index.php?title=Creasabra%2B is the page which it will accept, however the [[Creasabra+]] directs to /Creasabra+. As it stands, I see two possible options. You could use [http://psupedia.info/index.php?title=Creasabra%2B Creasabra+], which is slightly messy, but does the job, or you can do the whole root directory swap, which I can see being messy. This is all ofcourse assuming there's nothing we've missed so far. -- [[User:Wormania|Wormania]]
* Aha, holy shit, that was so stupidly obvious that it actually worked. For the sake of simplicity, let's just do it this way for now: make [[Creasabra plus]] with the content of <nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Creasabra+]]</nowiki>, and it actually will redirect to the correct page. For linking to it, we can just use <nowiki>[[Creasabra plus | Creasabra+]]</nowiki> (yields [[Creasabra plus | Creasabra+]]). --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 16:10, 10 April 2008 (CDT)
** Ah, excellent, that should be a decent way of getting round it then. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 16:28, 10 April 2008 (CDT)
** And when you click the article tab, it sends you to the regular Creasabra :< --[[User:Beatrixkiddo|Beatrixkiddo]] 17:32, 10 April 2008 (CDT)
*** Solution: don't click the article tab. This clearly isn't the perfect solution, but it's clearly about as close as we can get without majorly changing URLs and shit. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 17:36, 10 April 2008 (CDT)
* Don't know if this is still being considered, but I'm 99% sure that a URL change won't affect any internal links. Only links to articles here from other sites like PSOW or the official forums would be affected. Also, the main page URL can stay the same. The process should only involve changing the URL prefix in a configuration file somewhere, not too complicated. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 12:03, 11 April 2008 (CDT)
** Not really up to me, but I guess it's at least worth a shot. If we don't like the results, we can just change it back. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 13:00, 11 April 2008 (CDT)
** According to [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Short_URL#Other_how-to_mini-guides this], I think either MediaWiki is installed into the root folder (which is a bad thing, apparently), or whoever set up the wiki software redirected links to the "short" version, which is just .info/Article_Name. So, I think we need some intervention from Hitmonchan either way. --[[User:Beatrixkiddo|Beatrixkiddo]] 01:32, 12 April 2008 (CDT)
*** Tried [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Short_URL/Ampersand_solution_with_root_access#Another_option this], but seemingly to no avail (unless it's slow). Anyway, someone shoulda tried this / called for help earlier. D: - [[User:Tycho|Tycho]] 12:39, 26 May 2008 (CDT)

=== [Edit] Text too large ===
I think the [edit] text / link on all pages is in the wrong position, and far too large. It makes the page look messy and untidy. Compare this page http://psupedia.info/Events to this page on Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreamcast the [Edit] text is on the far right, out of view of readers, and smaller in font size so it's non obtrusive, i've set up a wiki before and this is usually default, I don't know the history of this wiki or why you've changed this, but I just had to say something and I think it looks terrible / you should fix it.. --[[User:Battlestar|Battlestar]]
* Strange that someone with so much wiki experience doesn't know how to sign their comments. That aside, I agree with you that the text does look more intrusive than it should. I'm not aware at the moment of any quick fix for it though. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 09:50, 20 April 2008 (CDT)
** Setting up a wiki doesn't automagically imbue the person with the knowledge on how to sign their comments. Thanks for the troll, but anyway, trolls aside, it says below ([[User:Battlestar|Battlestar]] 10:03, 20 April 2008 (CDT)) I guess I just forgot, huh?
*** I think it's because we're using a different version of MediaWiki than WikiPedia is. It may not look great, but this isn't a big concern for us at the moment. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 10:42, 20 April 2008 (CDT)

=== Enemy spawn chart section overhaul ===
I see, I see. [[User:EspioKaos/Sandbox/Enemy_spawn_charts|An overhaul]] has arrived for you! [/Tom Nook] The recent going-over of the spawn charts article made me get kind of back into wanting to finish up the conversion of the unconverted charts while getting a new style for the article set up. Basically, the new layout will give details on how to read the charts, what the notation means and then a list of missions (each link leading directly to the mission's spawn chart). With the "how to" section, I can't help but feel like I'm missing something, though. It might just be me, but if anyone notices something obvious that I omitted, please feel free to fill in the blanks. Otherwise, any suggestions? - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 13:26, 2 April 2008 (CDT)
* Suggestions: Order rare monsters list alphabetically. The mission list could be made pretty [[Missions|like here]] maybe? Could be updated automatically if this pretty stuff was in some sort of template too. Looks good. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 13:40, 2 April 2008 (CDT)
** Alphabetized. :D Oh, just realized I forgot a few rare enemies. o: lol brb - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 13:55, 2 April 2008 (CDT)

=== April Fool's Day articles ===
Bravo on the April Fool's articles. I've gotten a good chortle out of the reactions from them! But, how long should we let this go on? I was planning on adding the backpacker girl April Fool's joke template thing to them later tonight, but I'm wondering if we might ought to do it earlier? A lot of people are acting pretty stupid over the whole thing, and the number of people who outright believe it baffles me. So, early intervention or let it go a little longer? - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 13:37, 1 April 2008 (CDT)
* Let it go till tonight, then we can move them all to [[The_PSUPedia: April Fools]] (or something). If we have time, a [[B.O.R.D. Revolution]] article would be good too. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 13:45, 1 April 2008 (CDT)
** That'll work. I won't be home until pretty late tonight, so I can take care of it then if no one else has. If I get a chance (probably tomorrow at the earliest) I might see about getting a B.O.R.D. Revoltuion thing up, too. I was fairly amused by that when I saw it at Shougai yesterday. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 15:17, 1 April 2008 (CDT)

=== User pages edit protection ===
* What about [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:UserPageEditProtection this]? [[User:Essen|Essen]] 17:28, 31 March 2008 (CDT)
** Great idea. If I knew how, I'd go ahead and set it up, but my wiki experience goes about as far as page coding. >_> - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 17:35, 31 March 2008 (CDT)
*** Say the word.... - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 18:28, 31 March 2008 (CDT)
**** The word. ;) Be my guest if you can get this one going. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 19:23, 31 March 2008 (CDT)
***** Too late, I already did it. I'm going to hold off on BreadCrumbs until I have more time to understand exactly how it works. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 20:07, 31 March 2008 (CDT)

=== TP or Tech. ? ===
* In game it says "Tech.", on psupedia you've used TP (while using the correctly Att. and Acc. for other weapons). Can I fix that? [[User:Essen|Essen]] 13:15, 28 March 2008 (CDT)
** Ah, for the [[Rods|rods]] chart? Yeah, that should be "Tech." Any others you've noticed like that? - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 13:20, 28 March 2008 (CDT)
*** About all the weapons page actually. Some are not converted to templates tho, so can convert at the same time. Needs mass edits and conversions. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 13:36, 28 March 2008 (CDT)
**** Done the ones using templates. Still have to do:
**** Rod, Ulrod, Rayharod, Pumpkinhead, Slyrod, Hajirod, Tomoirod, Rodoc, Granarod, Mayrod, Granadoroc, Howrod, Halarod, Gaozoran Rod, Kazarod, Psycho Wand
**** C rank wands, B rank wands, Cometara, Lidra, Majimra, Magical Wand, Uransara, Tesbra
**** I suggest to do that while converting to templates, but if someone wanna do it without waiting, be my guest. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 13:58, 28 March 2008 (CDT)
** Already left you a note on your talk page, but just to reiterate: TP, please. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 16:00, 28 March 2008 (CDT)
*** Aha, this seems like a better place to discuss it than that talk page. To summarise what's on there: Weapon and [[Line shields|line shield]] summary articles have long used the game's notation, hence the conflict. - [[User:Miraglyth|Miraglyth]] 20:42, 29 March 2008 (CDT)
**** So, what is the official decision about this? I'm for using the in-game notation if you need my opinion. Also it should be added to the manual of style. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 16:00, 14 April 2008 (CDT)

===Minor Note Involving Spawn Charts===
* I've come across a lot of rare monster charts that have had different definitions of "spawn," in that some say "third spawn" when they mean practically the third room, and some mean it in the sense that it's the third group of monsters. Would it be possible to set a standard, and define it on the "Enemy Spawn Charts" page? [[User:Adryk|Addark]] 06:50, 28 March 2008 (CDT)
** It means a "group of monster", which may or may not appear all at the same time, but will appear in the same room and if they don't appear at the same time, will appear because of the death of some monster in the group. If a group of monsters appear after you have cleared a room, it's not the same spawn, even if they appear in the same room (for example there's 3 spawns in lab recovery b3). Agree with putting a good definition somewhere tho. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 06:57, 28 March 2008 (CDT)
** Thanks for clearing it up, although I'm not entirely sure if all of the charts follow that standard. Sometimes "third spawn" is.. really confusing. I'll be running through a few of them in the meantime, though. Thanks for clarifying. :) [[User:Adryk|Addark]] 13:19, 28 March 2008 (CDT)
*** It's supposed to mean enemy spawn. If in one room you take out one group of enemies entirely and then another one shows up in the same room, that is a second spawn. There is (or was?) a notation guide for these spawn charts but I'm not sure if it defines "a spawn" or not. - [[User:Miraglyth|Miraglyth]] 20:44, 29 March 2008 (CDT)

=== Reviving WhosOnline ===
* Sorry, I was just trying to get the WhosOnline extension to work again, after [[User:Tycho|I]] and consequently [[User:Mono|Mono]] started making proper user pages recently. I kinda want it back since the first time around it caused a wave of people spontaneously starting to make user pages because the wiki had suddenly become less anonymous. I wasn't able to get it to work though, since apparently compatibility with this MediaWiki version sucks. I failed when trying [http://www.chekmate.org/wiki/index.php/Talk:MW:_Whos_Online_Extension#Who.27s_Online.2C_Mediawiki_1.9.x_not_working_.28Fixed.29 this], and step 1 from [http://booleandreams.wordpress.com/2007/02/23/mediawiki-extension-whosonline/ this guide] is just beyond me. If there are any other staff members courageous enough to give this a try, please give it a shot. >_<; - [[User:Tycho|Tycho]] 05:15, 19 March 2008 (CDT)
** Psh, piece of cake. If I had FTP access I could get this working in a few minutes. Unfortunately, I'm not on staff, so... I guess I could try walking someone else through it. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 11:10, 20 March 2008 (CDT)
** I'm making a note here, HUGE SUCCESS - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 13:08, 25 March 2008 (CDT)

<pre>'''Users online:''' <whosonline></whosonline></pre>

'''Users online:''' <whosonline></whosonline>

* A shame it's not uh...working? It shows me as online if I view the recent changes "difference" you just made, but not if I just view the page. And it doesn't display guests at all. >_> Oh and the only person with FTP access is Tycho and Qwerty, in case you wanted to know. --[[User:Beatrixkiddo|Beatrixkiddo]] 13:12, 25 March 2008 (CDT)
** Works for me? Bleh, the instructions Tycho linked me to were fail, so I had to improvise a bit. Try adding the code to a different page and see what happens. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 13:25, 25 March 2008 (CDT)
*** Seems to be working fine for me, too, both here and on the front page. Though it's curious that no "guests" show up. I've got to get back to work, but I think I might play around with its placement on the front page later if I have time. (I'd like to go on an update the "latest missions" section with Friday's stuff, anyway.) - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 13:44, 25 March 2008 (CDT)
*** It isn't working for me either. Depending on how I view the main page (either just looking at it or looking at the most recent change), I get a completely different list. Just viewing the page, I don't even show up. Anyway, Mewn and Miraglyth both also have FTP access, just for the record. I can give the details out to Espio and Bea through various private messaging routes, if they so desire. On a related note, that color scheme for the box looks absolutely horrid, and I'm not too fond of its placement on the page. I will probably mess with it here shortly. But yeah, it doesn't appear to be functioning properly. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 15:18, 25 March 2008 (CDT)
**** OK, it would appear that the online list only updates once an action is taken, such as logging in or making an edit, and even then apparently on a page-by-page basis. Also, a user remains active on the list for an hour. The time length I can change no problem, but I'm not sure if it's possible or if it even was intended to keep track of people just browsing the site. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 22:40, 25 March 2008 (CDT)
***** Hrm... there's got to be something that can be done to make it display guests and registered users in real time as opposed to edit-by-edit. I assume you've checked these, but I'll throw them out there anyway, just in case. [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Whos_online MediaWiki Who's online extension article], [http://www.chekmate.org/wiki/index.php/MW:_Whos_Online_Extension Original extension at Check Mate]. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 20:42, 26 March 2008 (CDT)
****** Upon further research there may be a glitch related to this wiki's version number that's causing some issues. I'm going to reinstall the extension and see if anything improves. If any of you have added this extension to any other pages you may want to remove it to prevent any nasty errors. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 13:52, 27 March 2008 (CDT)
**** As far as I'm aware, my FTP access is limited to a subspace. I doubt these changes require access to the messy innards of this place, but if they did I wouldn't have been able to help. - [[User:Miraglyth|Miraglyth]] 08:18, 26 March 2008 (CDT)
* HUGE SUCCESS. Seems to be working (for the most part) now. I just added it back to the front page and noticed that the number of registered members changed on me between refreshes. Guests still don't show up for some reason, though. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 15:40, 27 March 2008 (CDT)
** Scratch that. Guests suddenly showed up. So... HUGE SUCCESS. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 15:43, 27 March 2008 (CDT)
* Awesome. thanks for getting that working, Sekani. Is it wrong that I laugh that we have more people viewing the 'Pedia than the entirety of Sega's forums? --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 17:25, 27 March 2008 (CDT)
* Fuck yes, nice job. Sorry the pages I linked didn't provide much help on the subject, but it's about as much as I could find. Seeing the site activity is this decent is a pretty cool compliment. In any case, I'm hoping this'll make things more personal to participants. More people registering and making profiles plz. :> - [[User:Tycho|Tycho]] 07:04, 30 March 2008 (CDT)
==== More Who's Online stuff ====
* Hmmm... is there any way to place this on the [[Special:Recentchanges|Recent Changes]] page? - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 12:54, 26 April 2008 (CDT)
** I'm sure there's some way, but I don't know how to access that page to make changes. I like the idea of having this there; but aside from that, there's a small mistake that was pointed out to me on the page. It says "below are the last 100 changes made in the last '''last''' 7 days." Last is typed twice for some reason. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 18:31, 26 April 2008 (CDT)
*** Turns out the language file (what controls what text is displayed on most special pages) isn't editable directly, or at least it's not supposed to be. There's some page called Special:Allmessages that has editable text in it, and is only accessible by sysops or higher. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 18:32, 19 May 2008 (CDT)
**** After looking through those pages, it seems the only place I could place the who's online thing is above the display options but below the tips. How's that look? - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 09:10, 20 May 2008 (CDT)
***** Nice, all you have to do now is take care of that "last last" line. I forget the exact string it's in, but you'll see something like <code><nowiki>last {{something|4|last}}</nowiki></code>; the second "last" is what you need to get rid of. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 15:48, 20 May 2008 (CDT)
****** Success! Thanks for the tip, Sekani! - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 15:57, 20 May 2008 (CDT)

=== Offline ===
OK you might have seen me doing some offline work [[User:Essen/Sandbox|in my sandbox]]. I'll explain my thoughts about it here.
* Break offline in "Episode 1" and "Episode 2". There's too much different things to make them the same section. Example: drops are fixed per enemy in ep1, and per level in ep2. Missions are totally differents. Might have some balancing done between the two, etc.
* Offline doesn't need a page per item/weapon/mission/whatever. People will mostly want to know where to get their stuff and how it works, but won't worry about the descriptions much. A page [[User:Essen/Sandbox/Crossbows_(Episode_1)|like this]] is enough, imho. Plus there isn't that much weapons/stuff anyway.
* No need for an offline.psupedia imho. As you can see [[User:Essen/Sandbox|in my sandbox]] there's about 30 pages for ep1, without counting the more generic pages like save marker, photon charger etc, which are most of the time valid for both online and offline. We just need to stick with this slick format and remove all the old pages and clean-up the online page from everything offline-related. Also if we have an offline.psupedia, where do the scripts for episode 2 go? They're about the same for online and offline.
* Add a template to each Ep1 pages indicating that this is info for Episode 1 and that it is offline, on the top of the page. Same with other offline games.
* Once Episode 1 is done we could:
** Add a category to the left menu, "story mode" with links to "Episode 1" and "Episode 2" for example. Can also put a link to [[Phantasy Star Portable]].
** Clean-up all the online pages from offline stuff.
** Deprecate (mark for deletion) all the offline pages available and remove them a while later instead of having tons of redirections about offline. Of course before that they'll become redirections.
** Start Episode 2 (yeah i probably will) using the same structure than for Episode 1
** Also use the same structure for PSP.
** Once that is done (or before) I'll probably proceed to clean-up other stuff on the wiki.
Comments, thoughts, suggestions? [[User:Essen|Essen]] 21:01, 13 March 2008 (CDT)
* Very impressive work, Essen! It's greatly appreciated since our offline section (as near non-existent as it was) was in bad need of help. There are a few minor standardization things that should be taken care of (de-capitalization of subsection titles in a few spots is all I've seen), but I love the look. :D - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 22:34, 13 March 2008 (CDT)
** Yeah I'm trying to stick to the manual of style but might forgot stuff ^^; I'll change that on the next edits and will check a last time before putting it live. Thanks for the comment [[User:Essen|Essen]] 22:48, 13 March 2008 (CDT)

=== Categories? ===
* I've been noticing lately the lack of categories for most pages. For example all the *_(Offline) pages are left alone without category. Same with the scripts, and various others. There is a [http://psupedia.info/index.php?title=Special:Categories&limit=500 good bunch of categories] already, but a lot of pages [http://psupedia.info/index.php?title=Special:Uncategorizedpages&limit=500&offset=0 still haven't any]. I don't think I have to explain the benefits of doing this: easy navigation to pages with similar contents. Is there recommandations for categorization, and do you mind if I have fun categorizing when I happen to stumble on one of these numerous lost pages? Same sort of question with [http://psupedia.info/Special:Lonelypages orphaned pages]. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 22:00, 9 March 2008 (CDT)
** Go to town if you want :P First of all though, it might help to explain the blurred line that some categories would provide. For example, what separates [[Swords]] from [http://psupedia.info/Category:Swords Category:Swords] when the former should already provide a comprehensive list? - [[User:Miraglyth|Miraglyth]] 22:07, 9 March 2008 (CDT)
*** It's mostly not needed for online items as long as they link back to the [[Swords]]-like page. Unfortunately that's not always the case. It's also possible to process everything with a script if you are using categories. For example, generating a list of drops for all the items by running through the category and its childrens. If you change the template for the items, there's only one change needed to the script. If you change the pretty page, 0 needed. Without category, you need to change the script each time you change any pretty page. (And I might do that for various reasons, not only for psutools but also for making reports on what's missing in psupedia for example.) Anyway right now I was more thinking of that poor [[Units (Offline)]] page that gets linked only from [[Units]]. Meaning if you search for infos about offline, you need to go through online pages first. And if you need something else about offline (like, a weapon), you need to go back through online. Also worth noting that for the scripts, for example, there isn't really a place in the page where you can add a link back to the index (except the bottom, like categories do). Finally, and that's probably the solution to the difference between category and pretty page: you can probably make the category redirect to the pretty page. That way all users will get redirected to the page you want, you'll get links at the bottom automatically, and automated scripts can still parse the categories by adding "&redirect=no" to the URLs. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 23:05, 9 March 2008 (CDT) (and sorry for the lengthy comment lol I wrote as I thought about it)
*** Most of that actually makes sense, heh. On the offline thing though: Once upon a time it was suggested that we try something like offline.psupedia.info to create a distinction between Network Mode and Story/Extra Mode. Nobody really responded to the idea, indicating a general lack of interest in offline modes. If one/some people took an interest to the offline modes then that'd be another idea on top of this, though the offline modes are a confusing mix themselves - Story Mode "v1" is different to Extra Mode "v1" is different to Story Mode AOTI. The latter two of course aren't even available to the 360. - [[User:Miraglyth|Miraglyth]] 07:48, 10 March 2008 (CDT)
**** Yep I remember when that suggestion popped up. I'm not really interested in offline, it's just I did ep1 again to remember the story and I needed ep1 informations. What I suggest is to separate Episode 1 and 2 since they don't work the same way for everything (like for drops, shops, etc). This would prevent some confusion if an item is in PSU and not in AoI for example. However I wouldn't advise in separating story from extra (it's only a few SUV different, and story missions not available), and don't think offline.psupedia would be good either, since stuff like NPC or scripts are not only for offline. Pics of items too. Finally, it's pretty easy to find everything in offline mode, and there's no need for editing once it's considered finished. I might try and get the complete list of drops for Ep1, wouldn't take too long since the drops don't depend on the enemy level. And clean up all this in 2 different categories, Ep1 and Ep2. Sounds like fun. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 09:00, 10 March 2008 (CDT)
**** I've made an example of redirection of category on the [http://psupedia.info/Category:Swords Category:Swords] category. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 09:09, 10 March 2008 (CDT)
***** I tried a similar category redirection a while back, for some reason it didn't go over well. Never bothered to ask why. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 12:59, 13 March 2008 (CDT)
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:BreadCrumbs2 This extension] could make categories much more useful. Also, please comment that old example I made on the sword category. I think the redirection paired with this extension could make for a much better navigation. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 09:39, 31 March 2008 (CDT)
** Originally, I was under the impression that categories should not redirect to an actual article as that seemed to defeat the purpose of a standalone category. However, I'm seeing now that it really would serve a great purpose, especially with something like this. I'd love to see how well this would work here, especially if if would make site navigation easier. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 10:07, 31 March 2008 (CDT)
*** [http://www.pooshlmer.com/touhouwiki/index.php/Embodiment_of_Scarlet_Devil:_Gameplay A real life example of the extension] (see at bottom) [[User:Essen|Essen]] 12:45, 31 March 2008 (CDT)
**** Now that looks great! Clean, easy to read; it'd be perfect for us. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 12:49, 31 March 2008 (CDT)
***** This really does look cool, but apparently it requires a fairly rigid existing structure already in place. Most of the pages that aren't weapons or missions are somewhat unorganized, and I have to wonder how useful this extension would be in that context. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 18:31, 31 March 2008 (CDT)
****** Categorized categories and all of that, right? I figure if we spend some time getting things put in their proper categories, we can get that extension working very nicely. When I have more time, I'll look more into it to see just how rigid it needs to be. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 19:41, 31 March 2008 (CDT)
*** [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Images_that_should_be_in_SVG_format Category containing images]: this would allow automatic creation of image galleries by just adding an image to one (or more) category. This might be more or less configurable, I didn't look seriously yet. [[User:Essen|Essen]] 19:04, 14 April 2008 (CDT)
* .. Okay. *breathes*
: So, I like categories. A lot, cause I like to have things organized.
: This could be seen over one year ago when I started making loads of [[Special:Categories|unnecessary categories]] such as '3* Weapons by GRM'. What did I think was the use of this? Trying to replicate db-like complex-parameter search functions, because I felt frustrated with the seeming limits of the wiki system. How did I believe it was possible to implement something like this? By using complex templates ([http://psupedia.info/index.php?title=Aldaga_Steg&action=edit behold]) to automatically assign all of these categories; for example including a '3*' category whenever the template used for the 3* image is called.
: Yes, my old approach sucked. However, I have now added the (albeit slightly gimpy) [[Special:MultiCategorySearch|Multi-category search]] extension (along with the [[Special:Version|Breadcrumbs2]] one for good measure). My old system sucked, but I believe that by embededding new categories a la '1*' 'GRM' 'Sabers' in existing (relevant icon) templates, getting a functional version of that off the ground should be relatively easy.
: Not like I could do stuff without destroying existing standards or whatever, so, thoughts?
: Also, I feel like the image category thing would be pretty interesting, perhaps especially combined with this (even though the search function still does feel kind of old-fashioned with all this manual copy-pasting or typing out of names..). Blah, end comment, sleep. - [[User:Tycho|Tycho]] 14:44, 26 May 2008 (CDT)

=== Update section overhaul ===
We had a little discussion going on this a few months ago, but it kind of fizzled off. I'd like to get it going again since, as it's been noted on numerous occasions, our current updates section is getting ginormous. Jubei put together an example of one way to prettify our updates ([[User:JubeiSaotome/Sandbox/Updates]]) which I'm quite pleased with. However, one thing we didn't come to a decision on is how to break up individual pages. Should it be broken up by update, by month, by quarter, or what? Also, I'm thinking that maybe we don't need to document the exact time the servers go up and down. The up time changes constantly from what I've seen, and the 00:01:00 the official site gives doesn't seem to be accurate at all. (Actually, that looks like a default time for pretty much all announcements that go up on the main site, no matter what time it was posted.) Just stating the day the servers go back up should suffice. Anyway, let's discuss. I'd like to make some progress on this project so we can at least get new updates in this format. We can always save the conversion of older updates for later. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 11:18, 25 February 2008 (CST)
* Suggestion one: sort them by season (e.g. March to May = Spring 2008) Suggestion two: Newest updates go at the top of the page, not the bottom. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 12:10, 25 February 2008 (CST)
* Sorry for splitting this discussion up between a few different articles. <_<; Anyway, I've come up with a little prototype design for something like what I was envisioning for the new updates section. I haven't made a portal page for it, but you can view two of the sections [[Updates/February_2008|here]] and [[Updates/March_2008|here]]. Each article will contain the updates for its respective month, listed with the newest update the top, oldest at the bottom. At the very bottom of each article will be that little calendar thing to make navigating the updates section easier. I'd like to mess around with the calendar colors and stuff some more (I just copy-pasted the code of one of the front page tables to make these) and maybe play with the sizing to make it a tad bit smaller. But, I'll save that for later. So, questions, comments? - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 13:27, 12 March 2008 (CDT)
* Agreed with all of the above, with the exception of the removal of update times. Things like 5-hour maintenances for large updates serve a limited amount of historic value, but more importantly, just using "the date" doesn't tell people much. The servers are PST and start maintenance one hour before midnight, so for everyone east of that (which is pretty much everyone, I'm sure) it would be one day out. - [[User:Miraglyth|Miraglyth]] 05:14, 13 March 2008 (CDT)
** The down time is static. I think it's always been 11:00p.m. PST, so we don't need that with each update. A note on the main updates page stating that maintenance occurs each Friday starting at that time should suffice. If we decide to include the time when the servers come back online after a maintenance period, we'll need some way of documenting an accurate uptime as the official site does not do this. Whenever the servers come back up, the announcement on the front page always reads 12:01a.m., even if it's much later in the morning. Heh, even announcements posted mid-afternoon say they were posted one minute after midnight. XD Anyway, what I'm getting at is we'd need someone to stay on top of keeping accurate track of maintenance downtime each update. - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 09:43, 13 March 2008 (CDT)
*** ''"we'll need some way of documenting an accurate uptime as the official site does not do this"'' - I did this back when I worked from home, but it's been nearly a year since I stopped :P board "SERVER IS UP" threads don't help either because you can never tell which is the first that was telling the truth :P either way, the first few months at least have accurate downtime records. - [[User:Miraglyth|Miraglyth]] 07:05, 14 March 2008 (CDT)

=== Drop Templates ===
I keep seeing drop templates being given numbers (the latest I saw being [[Template:Dark Falz 90]]). Why do we include numbers? Why can't we just call it the monster name and add a parameter to it specifying levels? ie the [[Template:Dark Falz]] page I made. Simply use <nowiki>{{Dark Falz | lvl=90 }}</nowiki> to get the same result as <nowiki>{{Dark Falz 90}}</nowiki>. Or...is there a reason that I completely missed? So many extra pages (and database entries) being made that can minimized into single pages.. --[[User:Kietrinia|Kit]] 17:46, 18 February 2008 (CST)
* I think Espio just likes doing extra work, makes him look important and keeps him from being bored at his job doing... whatever he does. Just kidding. Probably. On a more serious note, I think it's time to start actually archiving some of these discussions here. It took me almost a full minute to scroll all the way down the page to where this comment resides. -[[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 18:30, 18 February 2008 (CST)
* Primarily, I think no one ever thought of it. To be honest though, I find that rather confusing, but I can see its worth. Oh, and Sekani, I agree. The problem is that the topics aren't ordered by date. New topics are supposed to go at the top, but that only seems to happen half the time. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 18:38, 18 February 2008 (CST)
* Curses! You've got me, Sekani. XD
Seriously, though, a template like that is a very good idea, but considering how incredibly deep into use the current templates are, we'd be looking at creating a ridiculous amount of extra work for ourselves just to create the new templates and change all of the existing uses in articles and drop charts and what-not to the new style. Time like that would likely be best spent on more important matters around here. ;) - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 19:57, 18 February 2008 (CST)
* Well, let's just start using new kinds of templates from now on. Phasing out the old one can just be done like, one monster a day or something. It would be slow, but it'd get done eventually. :) --[[User:Kietrinia|Kit]] 09:15, 19 February 2008 (CST)
** I'll be completely honest with you: I'd prefer we not. I appreciate the idea, but I'd much rather we stick with the current, established templates than have multiple styles about the site that mean extra clean up later. Again, the time that would be spent creating and implementing the new templates could be put to much better use with the numerous other projects about the site. Please don't take this the wrong way. I'm not trying to be an ass, just trying to avoid extra work for everyone. XD - [[User:EspioKaos|EspioKaos]] 09:47, 19 February 2008 (CST)

=== Audio Files ===
Files with the extension MP3 or OGG cannot be uploaded; why is this? All of the currently available samples in the [[Jukebox discs]] section are really awful because of their encoding and there's no way to reasonably change them. [[User:DOS|DOS]] 10:20, 29 February 2008 (CST)
* I haven't enabled those file types yet. I may do so soon, if we decide to install an in-wiki audio-player extension. However, we do not intend to host the entire file for the jukebox disks, but rather only a low quality preview so that you know what you're getting before you buy the disc. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 17:18, 29 February 2008 (CST)
** Yes, I understand that these are meant to be samples but the ones that are currently available are poorly encoded. Also I don't understand why you would want an in-wiki media player when users can download the files and listen in their player of choice? [[User:DOS|DOS]] 21:50, 29 February 2008 (CST)
*** The "poor encoding" was intentional. The samples do what they were intended to do ("What does Disc 77 sound like?") while not running up unnecessary bandwidth bills. I honestly see nothing to be gained from using a high-bitrate sample. We're not here to cater to audiophiles or people looking for free music. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 22:50, 29 February 2008 (CST)
**** Maybe try encoding at 64Kbps? At least something that doesn't make listening to these files totally unpleasant. 32Kbps is way too low. I don't think this is an unreasonable increase; I wasn't planning on asking for lossless clips or anything. [[User:DOS|DOS]] 09:57, 1 March 2008 (CST)
***** They sound fine to me. --[[User:Beatrixkiddo|Beatrixkiddo]] 10:01, 1 March 2008 (CST)
***** 32Kbps hurts to listen to..to me at least. :( --[[User:Kietrinia|Kit]] 10:07, 1 March 2008 (CST)
****** Try turning the volume down then. Your ears will thank you. All jokes aside, the orchestrated clips in particular actually are pretty bad, so I'll try uploading them in a different format this weekend. WMA is the only other near-universal format I can think of, and it should provide some improvement in quality. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 12:00, 6 March 2008 (CST)
****** Just so you know I haven't forgotten about this. Been busy with actual work lately (had to recode an entire website almost from scratch), not to mention Audacity doesn't like exporting to WMA. Windows Media Encoder does the job, but the samples cut off abruptly instead of the short fadeout the current clips have. Still looking for a solution, suggestions welcome. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 11:14, 20 March 2008 (CDT)
******* Wanted to throw my 2p in here - I'd steer clear of WMA as it's not exactly a universal format, not least due to the fact it stands for 'Windows Media Audio'! I'd stick with MP3, 64kbps is plenty for this purpose and still results in small files - about 500k/minute, almost any media player can play it and you're not stuck with users who may have to download additional software to listen to the files. I'm just thinking from a usability point of view more than anything else. [[User:Strawdonkey|Strawdonkey]] 08:58, 14 May 2008 (CDT)
******* Quick addendum - I've just gone looking for said audio files, all I can find is WMA and one 128k MP3. Clicking the links to WMA files opens Winamp (my default music player) for me, which then fails to play the file. This is one of the usability reasons I mentioned - all of a sudden, to listen to this file becomes too much faff. [[User:Strawdonkey|Strawdonkey]] 09:06, 14 May 2008 (CDT)
******** Someone else had [[Talk:Jukebox discs#New Topic|the same issue]] a while back, and the problem actually lies with Winamp. Set Windows Media Player or Quicktime as your default handler for WMA files. If you're not willing to do that, just save the files to your hard drive before playing them. Unfortunately the wiki doesn't support the complex code needed for forced streaming. As far as compatibility goes, let's just say that I have ''never'' seen a system that was incapable of playing WMA files right out of the box. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 13:00, 14 May 2008 (CDT)
********* Actually, Ubuntu out of the box can't. Mac OS X out of the box can't either. Windows can, sure, because it's a M$ format. That said the only format I would support and recommand is OGG, unless you go lossless (but not much point for these). [[User:Essen|Essen]] 13:39, 14 May 2008 (CDT)
********** What's OGG compatibility like, though? Again, I'm not sure that Windows Media Player is capable of playing that! If you want to stick with WMAs that's fine but I reckon a little note encouraging people to download the file rather than left-click it would be well-advised. There's a lot of people out there that are savvy enough to install a third-party media player but not savvy enough to figure out what's gone wrong when something doesn't work :) [[User:Strawdonkey|Strawdonkey]] 15:34, 14 May 2008 (CDT)

===XBOX Gamertag embeds===
The Microsoft XBOX site allows you to add your Gamertag Card to anything that accepts the code... I haven't figured it out how to get it to display on the PSUPedia pages (probably a coding issue) but anywhere else its something groovy to show off, and a nice easy link to see how the online gamer is acutally doing.
Just a thought.

Wolfmist
* Judging by your edit history, it appears to use some non-standard HTML tags. Unfortunately, a wiki only accepts tags for simple things such as bold, italics, etc. The best thing you'll be able to do is throw up a simple link. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 13:15, 2 March 2008 (CST)
** I already tried this a while ago when I first started messing around here. No dice. I don't think wikis are designed to accept dynamic content like Gamertag info. - [[User:Sekani|Sekani]] 11:39, 6 March 2008 (CST)
***Yeah, thought as much. Thanks for the info though, I'll remember to keep stuff simple on here, lol. - [[User:Wolfmist|Wolfmist]] 06:39, 13 March 2008 (GMT)

===Giresta Article===
I tried to submit information about this Photon Art - why do people keep deleting/changing it?
Check the article's history, stuff I said was true, that Giresta does everything that Resta does, that the spell significantly transforms at around Level 15 (and I did say that I hadn't confirmed that fact) and a few other things. I suppose a few editorial comments wouldn't go amiss for every article edit, would it? Learn from mistakes and all that?

- Wolfmist
* Comments like yours don't belong in a proper article, especially since the information was erroneous (as with all techs, the only changes take place every 10 levels). Additionally, we have a standard format for articles such as [[Giresta]], and we would like to stick to it for all such articles. Finally, never sign an edit to an article, only for talk pages. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 18:15, 18 March 2008 (CDT)
** Comments like mine? Erroneous Information? Look, Qwerty, I send information with the best intentions. And when I know I've made a statement which doesn't ring true, I add that I haven't confirmed what I said, and fine, I may not be great at spelling or grammar, so fine edit those but please don't be insulting about it! If you have to be blunt then fine, but have you ever heard of taking your staff around a corner to talk rather than shouting out mistakes for all to hear? Jeeze, Lighten up! Oh, and besides, that particular article would never have recieved data if I hadn't brought attention to it. Same with a lot of other articles, actually, which could be interesting to read. Have you ever seen intriguing things happen in the game that have no explanations yet? I have, and I actually like to make the effort of attempting things myself if nothing's been done by anyone else... there I've had my beef and now I need a cookie, lol. --[[User:Wolfmist|Wolfmist]] 11:38, 19 March 2008 (GMT)
*** I removed the comments in question because, for reasons Qwerty stated(I don't think it was all too rude how he put it either). And for reasons that PSUP is supposed to be as unbiased as possible, and to say something like "Designed to replace Resta" is simply biased - Resta has the major plus of better range and quicker casting time, so it is simply an opinion and I felt had little place in the article. You put your things in better words after my edit, and Espio formatted it correctly, but the huge problem even without the opinionated remarks is the information that has no evidence for such as it "improving at 15" and "getting better range all the time". - [[User:Saiffy|Saiffy]] 22:09, 19 March 2008 (CDT)
*** On another note, "''And when I know I've made a statement which doesn't ring true, I add that I haven't confirmed what I said''" is not advised practise. The intent of this resource is to provide facts alone, leaving what is essentially speculation to the discussion pages. - [[User:Miraglyth|Miraglyth]] 08:26, 26 March 2008 (CDT)

===New Expansion Release?===
There are rumors floating around that a new version (like AOTI) will soon be released... What whispers have you lot heard? Spill the beans if its true! - [[User:Wolfmist|Wolfmist]] 03:56, 26 March 2008 (GMT).
* No one has heard anything. For the time being, it's all (meaningless and silly) speculation. --[[User:Qwerty|Qwerty]] 23:29, 25 March 2008 (CDT)
* These rumours are, if anything, probably based on the upcoming PSP game [[Phantasy Star Portable]]. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 09:38, 26 March 2008 (CDT)

Phantasm Prism

2008-05-27T03:47:59Z

Tigerbyte: /* Bullet Details */ meh

''Laser cannon bullet: No attribute'' 
''Shots do low damage.'' 
{{7 stars}}

==Bullet Details==
* This bullet is available in the [[Item exchange missions|item exchange mission]] [[Bullet License]] at the cost of 25 [[PA Fragment|PA Fragments]].

{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Level !! Attribute % !! ATP % !! ATA % !! PP !! Status effect
|-
| 1-10 || -- || 132-?? || 54-?? || 18/14/21 || [[Sleep]] Lv2
|-
| 11-20 || -- || -- || -- || 22/17/26 || [[Sleep]] Lv2
|-
| 21-30 || -- || -- || -- || 26/20/31 || [[Sleep]] Lv2
|-
| 31-40 || -- || -- || -- || 30/24/36 || [[Sleep]] Lv3
|-
| 41-50 || -- || -- || -- || -/-/40 || [[Sleep]] Lv3
|}

[[Category:Bullets]]

Mayalee Prism

2008-05-27T03:47:06Z

Tigerbyte:

''Laser cannon bullet: No attribute'' 
''Its effects are unknown.'' 
{{7 stars}}

==Bullet Details==
* This bullet is available in the [[Item exchange missions|item exchange mission]] [[Bullet License]] at the cost of 25 [[PA Fragment|PA Fragments]].
* This bullet has a knockback effect.

{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Level !! Attribute % !! ATP % !! ATA % !! PP !! Status effect
|-
| 1-10 || -- || 122-?? || 46-?? || 36/28/43 || --
|-
| 11-20 || -- || -- || -- || 40/32/48 || --
|-
| 21-30 || -- || -- || -- || 44/35/52 || --
|-
| 31-40 || -- || -- || -- || 48/38/57 || --
|-
| 41-50 || -- || -- || -- || -/-/62 || --
|}

[[Category:Bullets]]

Phantasm Prism

2008-05-27T03:44:23Z

Tigerbyte: /* Bullet Details */

''Laser cannon bullet: No attribute'' 
''Shots do low damage.'' 
{{7 stars}}

==Bullet Details==
* This bullet is available in the [[Item exchange missions|item exchange mission]] [[Bullet License]] at the cost of 25 [[PA Fragment|PA Fragments]].

{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Level !! Attribute % !! ATP % !! ATA % !! PP !! Status effect
|-
| 1-10 || -- || 132 || 54 || 18/14/21 || [[Sleep]] Lv2
|-
| 11-20 || -- || -- || -- || 22/17/26 || [[Sleep]] Lv2
|-
| 21-30 || -- || -- || -- || 26/20/31 || [[Sleep]] Lv2
|-
| 31-40 || -- || -- || -- || 30/24/36 || [[Sleep]] Lv3
|-
| 41-50 || -- || -- || -- || -/-/40 || [[Sleep]] Lv3
|}

[[Category:Bullets]]

Rod

2008-05-24T06:08:46Z

Tigerbyte: template update

''A long staff for beginners, it cannot be used for direct physical attacks, but up to four TECHNICs can be linked to it.'' 
{{1 star}}
==Item details==
* No additional details.

==Stats, synthesis, etc.==
{| border="0" width="100%"
{| border="0" align="center"
|- valign="top"
|{{Force weapon stats
| type = Rod
| rarity = 1
| pp = 720
| attack = 70
| version = PSU
| req = 26
| maker = Y}}
||
{{Board stats
| material1 = Photon
| ingredient1 = El-photon
| ingredient1count = 1
| material2 = Ore
| ingredient2 = Acenaline
| ingredient2count = 1
| material3 = Metal
| ingredient3 = Soural
| ingredient3count = 1
| material4 = Wood
| ingredient4 = Neu Wood
| ingredient4count = 1

| uses = 5
| rate = 82-90%
| time = 00:15
| name = Rod
}}

||
{{Pricing info
| buy = 350
| sell = Unknown
| shop = [[GRD-AS]], [[Yohmei Shop]]
| bbuy = 180
| bsell = Unknown
| bshop = [[MA-GRMS: Ohtoku]]
}}
|}
|}
{| border="0" width="100%"
{| border="0" align="center"
|- valign="top"
|
{{Grinding info
| attack = Tech.
| a0 = 70
| a1 = ???
| a2 = ???
| a3 = ???
| a4 = 149
| a5 = ???
| a6 = ???
| a7 = ???
| a8 = ???
| a9 = ???
| a10 = ???
| pp0 = 720
| pp1 = ???
| pp2 = ???
| pp3 = ???
| pp4 = 824
| pp5 = ???
| pp6 = ???
| pp7 = ???
| pp8 = ???
| pp9 = ???
| pp10 = ???
}}
||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-style="background:#e8e8e8"
| colspan="4" | '''Drop information'''
|-style="background:#f2f2f2"
| '''Enemy/Mission''' || '''Level''' || '''Type'''
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| [[Armed Servant (Ozuna)]] || 1-9 || Weapon
|-
| [[Gaozoran]] || 1-9 || Weapon
|-
| [[Armed Servant (Taguba)]] || 1-9 || Board
|-
|}
|}
|}

==Image gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Rod.jpg|Rod.
</gallery>

[[Category:Rods]]

Viper

2008-05-21T07:02:44Z

Tigerbyte: /* Stats, synthesis, etc. */ GO BOOMA!

[[Image:Viper01.png|thumb|right|The Viper in the hand of a male Newman.]]
''A super high-end handgun powered by a cutting-edge photon reactor, it possesses a fluid form and explosive destructive power.'' 
{{10 stars}}

==Item details==
* Fires unique-looking bullets, regardless of element.
 
==Stats, synthesis, etc.==
{| border="0" width="100%"
{| border="0" align="center"
|- valign="top"
|
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
| colspan="4" style="background:#e8e8e8"| '''Stats'''
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Type''' || {{handgun icon}} || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''PP''' || 640
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Rarity'''|| {{Color-S}}|10★ || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''ATP''' || 293
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Ver.''' || {{PSU version}} || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''ATA''' || 174
|-
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Maker''' || {{Logo-G}} | style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Req.''' || 125
|}
||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
| colspan="4" style="background:#e8e8e8"| '''Board stats'''
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Photon''' || [[Im-photon]] x15 || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Ore''' || [[Junaline]] x2
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Metal''' || [[Petanite]] x3 || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Wood''' || [[Par Walna]] x3
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''[B] uses''' || 1 || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Synth rate''' || 46-75%
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Synth time''' || 4:00 || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''[B] used''' || [B] Viper
|}
||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
| colspan="4" style="background:#e8e8e8" | '''Pricing information'''
|- style="background:#f2f2f2"
| colspan="2"|'''Weapon''' || colspan="2"|'''Board'''
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Buy price''' || N/A || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Buy price''' || N/A
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Sell price''' || 40500 || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Sell price''' || Unknown
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Shop location''' || None || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Shop location''' || None
|}
|}
|}
{| border="0" width="100%"
{| border="0" align="center"
|- valign="top"
|
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-style="background:#e8e8e8"
| colspan="12"| '''Grinding information'''
|-style="background:#f2f2f2"
| '''Stat''' || '''+0''' || '''+1''' || '''+2''' || '''+3''' || '''+4''' || '''+5''' || '''+6''' || '''+7''' || '''+8''' || '''+9''' || '''+10'''
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2"|'''PP''' || 640 || 660 || 674 || 688 || 704 || 722 || 742 || 764 || 786 || 810 || 840
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2"|'''ATP''' || 293|| 299 || 303 || 307 || 312 || 318 || 324 || 331 || 338 || 345 || 354
|}
||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-style="background:#e8e8e8"
| colspan="4" | '''Drop information'''
|-style="background:#f2f2f2"
| '''Enemy/Mission''' || '''Level''' || '''Type'''
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| [[Sendillan]] || 100-149 || Board
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| [[Go Booma]] || 100-149 || Board
|}
|}
|}

==Image gallery==

<gallery>
Image:Viper02.jpg|The special firing animation of the Viper.
</gallery>

[[Category:Handguns]]

Partner machines

2008-05-17T07:02:00Z

Tigerbyte: /* GH 47x series */

{{Clean-up}}

This article describes partner machines as known in [[Network Mode]]. For information more specific to Story and Extra Modes, see [[partner machines (offline)]].

==Description==
A partner machine, often abbreviated as PM, is a support machine assigned to each Guardian. A PM can be found in each [[My Room|player's room]].

PMs have several functions, including:
* [[Item storage]] (300 stacks of items or up to 500 stacks with [[Nanotranser X]]).
* A [[SEED-Form Purge|training mission]].
* [[Item synthesis]].
* A list of various [[Synthesis_tips_%28script%29|synthesis tips]].
* [[Your room|Room]] features.
* [[Player shops|Player shop]] cashier.
* Being a battle-usable [[Partner characters|partner character]] (fourth-stage only).

==Statistics==

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Stat Name || Effect
|-
| Striking || Used in synthesizing Striking [[weapons]].
|-
| Ranged || Used in synthesizing Ranged [[weapons]].
|-
| TECH || Used in synthesizing TECHNIC [[weapons]].
|-
| Armor || Used in synthesizing [[line shields]].
|-
| Production Level || The sum of the four stats above, caps at 100. PM evolution occurs as this rises.
|-
| Battle Stat (B St) || A PM's efficiency in combat, caps at 200. A requirement for EX Evolution Devices.
|}

===Battle Stat. (B St)===

B St is raised through the completion of missions with the partner machine in the party. The mission's length and difficulty do not matter - the only determining factor is the rank achieved at the end of the mission:

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Completion Rank || % of a B St level raised
|-
| S || 24%
|-
| A || ~15%
|-
| B || ~10%
|-
| C || ~5%
|}

===Production Level===

Striking, Ranged, TECH and Armor are raised through the use of the ''Give Item'' function. Select ''Give item'' from the ''P Machinery Function'' menu to show a list of items which the PM can consume. Each consumed item will [[Partner_machines#Feeding_chart|raise and/or lower]] synthesis stats by a number of points. One hundred points becomes one production level. Production level cannot be lowered without [[PM Device ZERO|resetting the PM]]. There is a limit to the number of items a PM can consume at one time:

* If you feed a PM one item, its "fed" count raises by 1.
* Once a PM's "fed" count reaches 100 it becomes "full" and cannot be fed.
* If a PM has not been fed for 12 hours ("full" or not), its "fed" count resets to 0.

PMs will not accept [[Synthesis boards]], [[Grinders]] or [[Presents]].

When the production level reaches twenty, fifty or eighty, the PM will evolve into a new form that varies according to the individual synthesis statistics. These distinct PM evolutions will be proficient at certain forms of [[item synthesis]]: Striking, Ranged or TECHNIC [[weapons]], and these given specializations will receive an increase in the success rate of that type of synthesis. No partner machine model can specialize in the production of [[line shields]].

* [[Partner machine feeding (guide)]]

The item [[PM Device ZERO]] is used to reset a partner machine: All of its statistics regress to 0 and it reverts to the model GH 101. However, items held in its storage, inserted [[synthesis boards]] and any [[item synthesis]] that has yet to complete will remain untouched. PM Device ZERO is subject to the same conditions as other items given to a PM (it adds to the amount it has been "fed", and cannot be used if it is "full").

=== Stages of evolution===

[[Image:PMs.jpg]]

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Stage !! Prod. Lv. !! Name !! Appearance !! Prev. Model !! Req. Stats
|-
| 1 || 0-19 || GH 101 || [[Media:GH101.jpg|Red Orb]] || - || -
|-
| rowspan=2|2 || rowspan=2|20-49 || GH 201 || [[Media:GH-201.PNG|Blue Orb with arms]] || GH 101 || Striking ≥ 10
|-
| GH 202 || [[Media:GH-202.jpg|Green Orb with arms]] || GH 101 || Striking < 10
|-
| rowspan=4|3 || rowspan=4|50-79 || GH 301 || [[Media:GH301.jpg|Dragon]] || GH 201 || Striking ≥ 20
|-
| GH 302 || [[Media:GH302.jpg|Cat]] || GH 201 || Striking < 20
|-
| GH 303 || [[Media:GH303.jpg|Angel]] || GH 202 || TECH < 20
|-
| GH 304 || [[Media:GH304.jpg|Bird]] || GH 202 || TECH ≥ 20
|-
| rowspan=5|4 || rowspan=5|80-100 || GH 410 || [[Media:GH-410.jpg|Maid]] ([[Swords]])|| GH 301 || Striking ≥ 30
|-
| GH 420 || [[Media:GH-420.JPG|Gypsy]] ([[Claws]]) || GH 301 GH 302 || Striking < 30 Ranged < 30
|-
| GH 430 || [[Media:GH-430.jpg|Farm Girl]] ([[Handguns]]) || GH 302 GH 303 || Ranged ≥ 30
|-
| GH 440 || [[Media:GH-440.jpg|Tomboy]] ([[Shotguns]]) || GH 303 GH 304 || Ranged < 30 TECH < 30
|-
| GH 450 || [[Media:GH-450.jpg|Magician]] ([[Rods]]) || GH 304 || Technic ≥ 30
|}

=== Partner machines in combat ===

When PMs evolve to their fourth stage, they will grant their owner their own [[Partner Card]], allowing them to be added to the party as [[partner characters]].

PMs have combat behavior and equipment based on each model. See each partner machine's article for more specific information. A partner machines' production level and its components (Striking, Ranged, TECH, Armor) do not have any effect in battle. Their character level is 10 higher than their owner's.

As with all partner characters, only a party leader can call their partner machines into a party. Similarly, the PM is capable of taking damage, being incapacitated and self-reviving. They affect combat in the same way ordinary partner characters do. When in a party, PMs have the [[Photon Fortune]] of a CAST (female for GH 41X-46X, male for GH 470 and GH 480).

{| class="wikitable"
! Evolution !! Syn. Trend !! Combat behavior !!width="128"| Description !! [[Weapons]] and [[Photon Arts]]
|- style="background:#fdd"
| [[GH 410]] || Striking || Near owner. Sticks to owner. || Always stays near owner, good with 2-handed swords. || [[Hanzo]] (7★ GRM Sword) [[Skills#Sword|Spinning Break]], [[Sharp Twins]] (8★ GRM Twin Saber) [[Skills#Saber|Assault Crush]], [[Wandra]] (1★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]]

|- style="background:#ddf"
| [[GH 420]] || Striking || Independent. Autonomous. || Wanders around the battle and attacks enemies with claws. || [[Ga-Misaki]] (8★ Yohmei Claw) [[Skills#Claw|Senten Kanzan-ga]], [[Shintsuki-zashi]] (7★ Yohmei Twin Dagger) [[Skills#Twin_daggers|Hishou Jinren-zan]], [[Batnara]] (3★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]]

|- style="background:#bff"
| [[GH 430]] || Firearms || With group. Stays with group. || Team player who enjoys working with her owner. || [[Burst]] (8★ GRM Rifle) [[Bullets|Frozen Shot]], [[Beamgun]] (7★ GRM Handgun) [[Bullets|Frozen Hit]], [[Septara]] (4★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]]

|- style="background:#dfd"
| [[GH 440]] || Firearms || Calculating. Front lines. || Uses a shotgun to attack enemies with wild abandon. || [[Shigga Boma]] (7★ Tenora Shotgun) [[Bullets|Barata Inga]], [[Evil Twins]] (8★ GRM Twin Handgun) [[Bullets|Twin Plasma]], [[Canara]] (5★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]]

|- style="background:#fdf"
| [[GH 450]] || TECHNIC || Support. Cover fire. || Heals owner and attacks enemies. TECHNICs: Atk/Heal || [[Hajirod]] (5★ Yohmei Rod) [[Foie]], [[Rafoie]], [[Jellen]], [[Resta]], [[Granarod]] (7★ Yohmei Rod) [[Foie]], [[Rafoie]], [[Gifoie]], [[Resta]], [[Crozara]] (6★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]]

|-
|}

== Evolutions ==

The three digits after the GH prefix refer to a PM's stage, series, and model, in that order. All PMs of the same series and same model are the same. For example, all GH 420s made from PM Device GH420s, EX Devices GH420s, GH 301s, or GH 302s, are the exact same GH 420.

PMs fed an upgrade device will change models. All evolution devices require a fourth stage PM, production level of eighty.

Partner machine upgrade devices have a series requirement. A PM Device GH4yx will work on any PM in the y series, not allowing a pm to change series.

Partner machine extra upgrade devices have a B St requirement. A EX Device GH4yx will work on any PM with enough B St, allowing a pm to change series.

Partner machines will not accept devices to become themselves. A GH 4yx cannot be fed a EX Device GH4yx or PM Device GH4yx.

*[[Your_Room_accessories#PM_upgrade_devices|PM evolution devices]]

{| align="center"
|-
| [[Image:305-307.jpg|thumb|[[GH-30x series]]]]
| [[Image:411-414.jpg|thumb|[[GH-41x series]]]]
| [[Image:421-424.jpg|thumb|[[GH-42x series]]]]
| [[Image:431-434.jpg|thumb|[[GH-43x series]]]]
|-
| [[Image:441-444.jpg|thumb|[[GH-44x series]]]]
| [[Image:451-454.jpg|thumb|[[GH-45x series]]]]
| [[Image:461-465.jpg|thumb|[[GH-46x series]]]]
|}

=== GH 41x series ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Model !! Syn. Trend !! Combat behavior !!width="128"| Description !! [[Weapons]] and [[photon arts]] !! [[Units#Extra_units|Extra unit]]

|- style="background:#fdd"
| [[GH 410]] || Striking || Near owner. Sticks to owner. || Always stays near owner, good with 2-handed swords. || [[Hanzo]] (7★ GRM Sword) [[Spinning Break]], [[Sharp Twins]] (8★ GRM Twin Saber) [[Assault Crush]], [[Wandra]] (1★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] ||

|- style="background:#fdd"
| [[GH 411]] || Striking || Near owner. Sticks to owner. || Fiercely loyal, she never leaves her owner's side. || [[Calibur]] (5★ GRM Sword) [[Tornado Break]], [[Death Dancer]] (7★ GRM Twin Saber) [[Splendor Crush]], [[Starra]] (2★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] || [[Tero / HP Restore]]

|- style="background:#fdd"
| [[GH 412]] || Striking || Independent. Autonomous. || Fights and explores the battlefield to her heart's content. || [[Rapier]] (8★ GRM Saber) [[Rising Strike]], [[Hanzo]] (7★ GRM Sword) [[Spinning Break]], [[Batnara]] (3★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] || [[Sturm Buster]]

|- style="background:#fdd"
| [[GH 413]] || Striking || With group. Stays with group. || Brave... as long as she's with everyone else. || [[Survivor]] (6★ GRM Dagger) [[Shunbu Shouren-zan]], [[Asami-zashi]] (7★ Yohmei Dagger) [[Hikai Shuuha-zan]], [[Halp Serafi]] (10★ Kubara Dagger) [[Buten Shuren-zan]], [[Scepter]] (4★ GRM Wand) [[Resta]]||

|- style="background:#fdd"
| [[GH 414]] || Striking || Front lines. Front lines. || She runs at enemies, and if that doesn't work, tries again. || [[Double Saber]] (7★ GRM Double Saber) [[Tornado Dance]], [[Sweet Death]] (10★ GRM Double Saber) [[Gravity Dance]], [[Batnara]] (3★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] || [[Hegel Attacker]]

|-
|}

=== GH 42x series ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Model !! Syn. Trend !! Combat behavior !!width="128"| Description !! [[Weapons]] and [[photon arts]] !! [[Units#Extra_units|Extra unit]]

|- style="background:#ddf"
| [[GH 420]] || Striking || Independent. Autonomous. || Wanders around the battle and attacks enemies with claws. || [[Ga-Misaki]] (8★ Yohmei Claw) [[Senten Kanzan-ga]], [[Shintsuki-zashi]] (7★ Yohmei Twin Dagger) [[Hishou Jinren-zan]], [[Batnara]] (3★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] ||

|- style="background:#ddf"
| [[GH 421]] || Striking || Support. Support. || Attacks with claws, and heals friends with items. || [[Giza-Misaki]] (9★ Yohmei Claw) [[Shousen Totsuzan-ga]], [[Mijin-Misaki]] (8★ Yohmei Twin Claws) [[Renzan Seidan-ga]], [[Starra]] (2★ Yohmei wand) [[Resta]] || [[Tero / HP Restore]]

|- style="background:#ddf"
| [[GH 422]] || Striking || Front lines. Front lines. || A plucky fighter who beats down foes with an iron fist. || [[Gudda Breba]] (7★ Tenora Fists) [[Bogga Danga]], [[Gudda Godda]] (8★ Tenora Fists) [[Bogga Zubba]], [[Batnara]] (3★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] || [[Sturm Buster]]

|- style="background:#ddf"
| [[GH 423]] || Striking || With group. Stays with group. || Team player who speaks softly and carries a big spear. || [[Halbenata]] (5★ Yohmei Spear) [[Dus Daggas]], [[Berdys]] (6★ GRM Spear) [[Dus Majarra]], [[Mukfet]] (8★ Tenora Spear) [[Dus Robado]], [[Misaki]] (7★ Yohmei Claw) [[Senten Kanzan-ga]], [[Baton]] (3★ GRM Wand) [[Resta]] ||

|- style="background:#ddf"
| [[GH 424]] || Striking || Independent. Autonomous. || She'll be someplace in battle, fighting using her axe. || [[Ank Barde]] (8★ Tenora Axe) [[Anga Dugrega]], [[Ank Tomho]] (7★ Tenora Axe) [[Anga Jabroga]], Neutral-[[element]] [[Ank Dedda]] (10★ Tenora Axe) [[Anga Redda]], [[Batnara]] (3★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] || [[Rafal Attacker]]

|-
|}

=== GH 43x series ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Model !! Syn. Trend !! Combat behavior !!width="128"| Description !! [[Weapons]] and [[photon arts]] !! [[Units#Extra_units|Extra unit]]

|- style="background:#bff"
| [[GH 430]] || Firearms || With group. Stays with group. || Team player who enjoys working with her owner. || [[Burst]] (8★ GRM Rifle) [[Bullets|Frozen Shot]], [[Beamgun]] (7★ GRM Handgun) [[Bullets|Frozen Hit]], [[Septara]] (4★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] ||

|- style="background:#bff"
| [[GH 431]] || Firearms || Near owner. Sticks to owner. || Follows her owner, close. Stops only to shoot enemies. || [[Falchion]] (6★ GRM Saber) [[Rising Strike]], [[Raygun]] (8★ GRM Handgun) [[Bullets|Mayalee Hit]], [[Assassin]] (7★ GRM Rifle) [[Bullets|Dark Shot]], [[Septara]] (4★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] || [[Tero / HP Restore]]

|- style="background:#bff"
| [[GH 432]] || Firearms || Cover fire. Cover fire. || Lays down cover stop enemies from hurting her owner. || [[Buster]] (3★ GRM Saber) [[Rising Strike]], [[Cubo Dunga]] (8★ Tenora Crossbow) [[Bullets|Yak Maga]], [[Bulletmaster]](7★ GRM Twin Handguns) [[Bullets|Twin Rising]], [[Septara]] (4★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] || [[Sturm Buster]]

|- style="background:#bff"
| [[GH 433]] || Firearms || With group. Stays with group. || Helps the team by mowing foes down with her machinegun. || [[Meteor Cannon]] (10★ GRM Laser) [[Bullets|Frozen Prism]], [[Battlestopper]] (12★ GRM Twin Handguns) [[Bullets|Twin Freeze]], [[Arb Rega]] (6★ Tenora Twin Handguns) [[Bullets|Twin Mayalee]], [[Slyrod]] (4★ Yohmei Rod) [[Resta]], [[Shifta]], [[Deband]], [[Zodial]], ||

|- style="background:#bff"
| [[GH 434]] || Firearms || Support. Support. || A born sniper, accurate with her gun and healing. || [[Saiyuhoh]] (4★ Yohmei Rifle) [[Bullets|Rising Shot]], [[Burzaihoh ]] (5★ Yohmei Rifle) [[Bullets|Plasma Shot]], [[Falgohoh]] (6★ Yohmei Rifle) [[Bullets|Burning Shot]], [[Killer Elite]] (12★ GRM Rifle) [[Bullets|Mayalee Shot]], [[Blackbull]] (10★ GRM Rifle) unreleased photon art, [[W'ganba]] (3★ Tenora Wand) [[Resta]] || [[Blitz Attacker]]

|-
|}

*The GH 434's [[Blackbull]] is linked to an unreleased rifle [[Bullets|bullet]] which causes [[stun]].

=== GH 44x series ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Model !! Syn. Trend !! Combat behavior !!width="128"| Description !! [[Weapons]] and [[photon arts]] !! [[Units#Extra_units|Extra unit]]

|- style="background:#dfd"
| [[GH 440]] || Firearms || Calculating. Front lines. || Uses a shotgun to attack enemies with wild abandon. || [[Shigga Boma]] (7★ Tenora Shotgun) [[Bullets|Barata Inga]], [[Evil Twins]] (8★ GRM Twin Handgun) [[Bullets|Twin Plasma]], [[Canara]] (5★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] ||

|- style="background:#dfd"
| [[GH 441]] || Firearms || Independent. Autonomous. || A loose cannon, but still useful. || [[Partizan]] (4★ GRM Spear) [[Dus Daggas]], [[Shigga Brada]] (8★ Tenora Shotgun) [[Bullets|Barada Chamga]], [[Bulletmaster]] (7★ GRM Twin Handguns) [[Bullets|Twin Grav]], [[Canara]] (5★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] || [[Tero / HP Restore]]

|- style="background:#dfd"
| [[GH 442]] || Firearms || Cover fire. Cover fire. || Backs up her owner by riddling enemies with bullets. || [[Pike]] (2★ GRM Spear) [[Dus Daggas]], [[Hirokteri]] (10★ Yohmei Bow) [[Bullets|Masei-sou]], [[Bulletmaster]] (7★ GRM Twin Handguns) [[Bullets|Twin Rising]], [[Batnara]] (3★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] || [[Sturm Buster]]

|- style="background:#dfd"
| [[GH 443]] || Firearms || Near owner. Sticks to owner. || Hides her ID with sunglasses and her huge weapon. || [[Laser Cannon]] (7★ GRM Laser) [[Bullets|Burning Prism]], [[Thunder Cannon]] (9★ GRM Laser) [[Bullets|Plasma Prism]], [[Needle Cannon]] (11★ GRM Laser) [[Bullets|Frozen Prism]], [[Crozier]] (6★ GRM Wand) [[Resta]] ||

|- style="background:#dfd"
| [[GH 444]] || Firearms || Support. Support. || Holds a big weapon, but better at support than combat. || [[Gur Bazga]] (10★ Tenora Grenade) [[Bullets|Boma Yoga]], [[Gur Nedac]] (8★ Kubara Grenade) [[Bullets|Boma Riga]], [[Thunder Cannon]] (9★ GRM Laser) [[Bullets|Burning Prism]], [[Maser Cannon]] (8★ GRM Laser) [[Bullets|Plasma Prism]], [[Slyrod]] (4★ Yohmei Rod) [[Resta]] || [[Grom Attacker]]

|-
|}

=== GH 45x series ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Model !! Syn. Trend !! Combat behavior !!width="128"| Description !! [[Weapons]] and [[photon arts]] !! [[Units#Extra_units|Extra unit]]

|- style="background:#fdf"
| [[GH 450]] || TECHNIC || Support. Cover fire. || Heals owner and attacks enemies. TECHNICs: Atk/Heal || [[Hajirod]] (5★ Yohmei Rod) [[Foie]], [[Rafoie]], [[Jellen]], [[Resta]], [[Granarod]] (7★ Yohmei Rod) [[Foie]], [[Rafoie]], [[Gifoie]], [[Resta]], [[Crozara]] (6★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] ||

|- style="background:#fdf"
| [[GH 451]] || TECHNIC || Independent. Autonomous. || The self-proclaimed Ice Queen. TECHNICs: Ice || [[Majimra]] (9★ Yohmei Wand) [[Barta]], [[Gibarta]], [[Cometara]] (7★ Yohmei Wand) [[Rabarta]], [[Resta]], [[Halarod]] (10★ Yohmei Rod) [[Barta]], [[Gibarta]], [[Rabarta]], [[Resta]] || [[Tero / HP Restore]]

|- style="background:#fdf"
| [[GH 452]] || TECHNIC|| Support. Support. || A pacifist, but get her angry... TECHNICs: LTNG/support || [[Mayrod]] (8★ Yohmei Rod) [[Razonde]], [[Gizonde]], [[Shifta]], [[Resta]], [[Majimra]] (9★ Yohmei Wand) [[Zonde]], [[Zodial]], [[Batnara]] (3★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] and [[Rentis]] || [[Sturm Buster]]

|- style="background:#fdf"
| [[GH 453]] || Firearms || Cover fire. Cover fire. || Backs up her owner with throwing blades. || [[Kikami]] (7★ Yohmei Card) [[Bullets|Masei-shiki]], [[Mayrod]] (8★ Yohmei Rod) [[Rafoie]], [[Gizonde]], [[Hajirod]] (5★ Yohmei Rod) [[Gifoie]], [[Razonde]], [[Rentis]], [[Crozara]] (6★ Tenora Wand) [[Resta]] ||

|- style="background:#fdf"
| [[GH 454]] || TECHNIC || Near owner. Sticks to owner. || Helps her owner with healing and fighting. TECHNICs: Support|| [[Mayrod]] (8★ Yohmei Rod) [[Diga]], [[Radiga]], [[Gidiga]], [[Resta]], [[Tomoirod]] (6★ Yohmei Rod) [[Jellen]], [[Zalure]], [[Zoldeel]], [[W'gasep]] (4★ Tenora Wand) [[Resta]] || [[Meteor Attacker]]

|-
|}

=== GH 46x series ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Evolution !! Syn. Trend !! Combat behavior !!width="128"| Description !! [[Weapons]] and [[photon arts]] !! [[Units#Extra_units|Extra unit]]

|-
| [[GH 461]] || Striking || Independent. Autonomous. || Flighty and willful, but deadly with blades in each hand. || [[Brand]] (2★ GRM Saber) [[Rising Strike]], [[Aldaga Rippa]] (5★ Tenora Twin Daggers) [[Hishou Jinren-zan]], [[Fuka-Misaki]] (10★ Yohmei Twin Claws) [[Renzan Seidan-ga]], [[Luciel]] (3★ GRM Rod) [[Resta]], || [[Gigas Faust]]

|- {{Unreleased item}}
| [[GH 462]] || Striking || Front lines. Front lines. || Runs around like a kid at the beach... with twin daggers. || ? || ?

|- {{Unreleased item}}
| [[GH 463]] || Striking || Near owner. Sticks to owner. || Can't stand to be far from her owner for too long. || ? || ?

|- {{Unreleased item}}
| [[GH 464]] || TECHNIC || Front lines. Front lines. || A young girl, uses both light and dark. TECHNICs: ATK/Buff || ? || ?

|-
| [[GH 465]] || Firearms || Cover fire. Cover fire. || Protects her owner with twin handguns. || [[Powergun]] (2★ GRM Handgun) [[Bullets|Burning Hit]], [[Dual Beatgun]] (5★ GRM Twin Handguns) [[Bullets|Twin Burning]], [[Mayrod]] (8★ Yohmei Rod) [[Zonde]], [[Zoldeel]], [[Resta]], [[Halarod]] (10★ Yohmei Rod) [[Barta]], [[Zalure]], [[Resta]], [[Viedima]] (6★ GRM Rod) [[Resta]], [[Giresta]], || [[Gigas Faust]]

|-
|}

=== GH 47x series ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Model !! Syn. Trend !! Combat behavior !!width="128"| Description !! [[Weapons]] and [[photon arts]] !! [[Units#Extra_units|Extra unit]]

|-
| [[GH 470]] || none || Support. Support. || An eager, young GRM helper. || [[Kohibumiteri]] (10★ Kubara Bow) [[Bullets|Masei-sou]], [[Helixen]] (2★ GRM Rod) [[Razonde]], [[Rafoie]], [[Resta]], ([[Rabbit Wand]]) (12★ Kubara Rod) [[Foie]], [[Diga]], [[Barta]], [[Megid]], [[Magical Wand]] (9★ Kubara Wand) [[Resta]], [[Giresta]], || ([[Lapia Fluge]])

|-
|}

=== GH 48x series ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Model !! Syn. Trend !! Combat behavior !!width="128"| Description !! [[Weapons]] and [[photon arts]] !! [[Units#Extra_units|Extra unit]]

|-
| [[GH 480]] || none || Near owner. Sticks to owner. || The ideal butler -- loyal and proper, even in battle. || [[Bouquet]] (5★ Kubara Saber) [[Spinning Strike]], [[Gekitsnata]] (10★ Yohmei Spear) [[Dus Majarra]], [[Burst]] (8★ GRM Rifle) ?, [[Crozara]] (6★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]], [[Giresta]], || [[Paradi Cataract]]

|-
|}

=== GH 49x series ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Evolution !! Syn. Trend !! Combat behavior !!width="128"| Description !! [[Weapons]] and [[photon arts]] !! [[Units#Extra_units|Extra unit]]

|- {{Unreleased item}}
| [[GH 490]] || ? || ? || ? || ? || ?

|-
|}

== Feeding chart ==

{| class="wikitable"
! [[Item Type]] !! [[Stat]] !! 1★ !! 2★ !! 3★ !! 4★ !! 5★ !! 6★ !! 7★ !! 8★ !! 9★ !! 10★ !! 11★ !! 12★
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[Recovery Items|Restoratives]] / [[Booster Items]] / [[Foods]] / [[PA Fragments]]
| Striking || +4 || +6 || +8 || +10 || +12 || +14 || +16 || +18 || +20 || +22 || +24 || +26
|-
| TECHNIC || +1 || +2 || +2 || +3 || +3 || +4 || +4 || +5 || +5 || +6 || +6 || +7
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[Traps]]
| Ranged || +4 || +6 || +8 || +10 || +12 || +14 || +16 || +18 || +20 || +22 || +24 || +26
|-
| TECHNIC || -1 || -2 || -2 || -3 || -3 || -4 || -4 || -5 || -5 || -6 || -6 || -7
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[Melee Weapons]]
| Striking || +4 || +8 || +12 || +16 || +20 || +24 || +28 || +32 || +36 || +40 || +44 || +48
|-
| TECHNIC || -1 || -1 || -2 || -2 || -3 || -3 || -4 || -4 || -5 || -5 || -6 || -6
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[Ranged Weapons]]
| Ranged || +4 || +8 || +12 || +15 || +20 || +24 || +28 || +32 || +36 || +40 || +44 || +48
|-
| Armor || -1 || -1 || -2 || -2 || -3 || -3 || -4 || -4 || -5 || -5 || -6 || -6
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[Casting Weapons]]
| Striking || -1 || -1 || -2 || -2 || -3 || -3 || -4 || -4 || -5 || -5 || -6 || -6
|-
| TECHNIC || +4 || +8 || +12 || +16 || +20 || +24 || +28 || +32 || +36 || +40 || +44 || +48
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[Armors]]
| Striking || -1 || -1 || -2 || -2 || -3 || -3 || -4 || -4 || -5 || -5 || -6 || -6
|-
| Armor || +6 || +9 || +12 || +15 || +18 || +21 || +24 || +27 || +30 || +33 || +36 || +39
|-
| rowspan=3 | [[Units]]
| Ranged || -1 || -1 || -2 || -2 || -3 || -3 || -4 || -4 || -5 || -5 || -6 || -6
|-
| TECHNIC || -1 || -1 || -2 || -2 || -3 || -3 || -4 || -4 || -5 || -5 || -6 || -6
|-
| Armor || +4 || +6 || +8 || +10 || +12 || +14 || +16 || +18 || +20 || +22 || +24 || +26
|-
! [[Item Type]] !! [[Stat]] !! 1★ !! 2★ !! 3★ !! 4★ !! 5★ !! 6★ !! 7★ !! 8★ !! 9★ !! 10★ !! 11★ !! 12★
|-
| [[Clothes]]
| Armor || +4 || +6 || +8 || +10 || +12 || +14 || +16 || +18 || +20 || +22 || +24 || +26
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[Parts]]
| TECHNIC || -1 || -2 || -2 || -3 || -3 || -4 || -4 || -5 || -5 || -6 || -6 || -7
|-
| Armor || +5 || +8 || +10 || +13 || +15 || +18 || +21 || +23 || +25 || +30 || +33 || +36
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[Synthesis Ingredients|Ingredients]]
| Striking || -1 || -1 || -1 || -1 || -2 || -2 || -2 || -2 || -3 || -3 || -3 || -3
|-
| Ranged || +1 || +2 || +2 || +3 || +3 || +4 || +4 || +5 || +5 || +6 || +6 || +7
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[Skill Disks]]
| Striking || +6 || +9 || +12 || +15 || +18 || +21 || +24 || +27 || +30 || +33 || +36 || +39
|-
| TECHNIC || -1 || -2 || -2 || -3 || -3 || -4 || -4 || -5 || -5 || -6 || -6 || -7
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[Bullet Disks]]
| Ranged || +6 || +9 || +12 || +15 || +18 || +21 || +24 || +27 || +30 || +33 || +36 || +39
|-
| Armor || -1 || -2 || -2 || -3 || -3 || -4 || -4 || -5 || -5 || -6 || -6 || -7
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[Technique Disks]]
| Striking || -1 || -2 || -2 || -3 || -3 || -4 || -4 || -5 || -5 || -6 || -6 || -7
|-
| TECHNIC || +6 || +9 || +12 || +15 || +18 || +21 || +24 || +27 || +30 || +33 || +36 || +39
|-
| [[Ornaments]]
| Armor || +2 || +3 || +4 || +5 || +6 || +7 || +8 || +9 || +10 || +11 || +12 || +13
|}

== External Links ==
* [http://psu.fei-yen.jp/wiki/html/DB2FA5D1A1BCA5C8A5CAA1BCA5DEA5B7A5CAA5EAA1BC.html PSU-Wiki's article] (Japanese)
* Partner Machinery Calculator
{{Gameplay}}

GH 470

2008-05-17T07:01:09Z

Tigerbyte: /* Equipment */

== [[Partner machine]] ==

[[Image:GH470.jpg|right|thumb|GH 470]]

=== Profile ===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! PM model
| GH 470
|-
! In-game Description
| An eager, young GRM helper.
|-
! Combat behavior
| Support.
|-
! Syn. Trend
| none
|-
|}

=== Evolution ===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Previous model !! Requires
|-
| Any [[PM]] Production Level 80+
| [[EX Device GH470]] B St. 10+
|-
|}

== [[Partner character]] ==

=== Partner card ===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! Gender
| Male
! Race
| [[CAST]]
|-
! Type
| [[Fortetecher]] (1)
! Level
| +10
|-
! rowspan=2 colspan=2| Card requirements
|-
| colspan=2| Production Level 80+
|-
! rowspan=2 colspan=2| Card comment
|-
| colspan=2| Please use this card when I can be of service.
|-
|}

=== Equipment ===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! colspan=4| Weapon !! Name !! Linked !! Effect !! Used during
|-
| {{Color-C}} rowspan=5| 2★
| rowspan=5|{{Rod icon}}
| rowspan=5|{{Logo-G}}
| rowspan=5|{{Neutral}}
| rowspan=5|[[Helixen]]
|-
| [[Resta]] || Level 11 to 20 TECHNIC || Level 15+
|-
| [[Reverser]] || Level 11 to 20 TECHNIC || Level 15+
|-
| [[Rafoie]] || Level 11 to 20 TECHNIC || Level 15+
|-
| [[Razonde]] || Level 21 to 30 TECHNIC || Level 25+
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| rowspan=5| 12★
| rowspan=5|{{Rod icon}}
| rowspan=5|{{Logo-K}}
| rowspan=5|{{Neutral}}
| rowspan=5|([[Rabbit Wand]])
|-
| [[Foie]] || Level 21 to 30 TECHNIC || Level 25+
|-
| [[Diga]] || Level 21 to 30 TECHNIC || Level 25+
|-
| [[Barta]] || Level 21 to 30 TECHNIC || Level 25+
|-
| [[Megid]] || Level 21 to 30 TECHNIC || Level 25+
|-
| {{Color-S}}| 10★
| {{Longbow icon}}
| {{Logo-K}}
| {{Neutral}}
| [[Kohibumiteri]]
| [[Masei-sou]] || Level 21 to 30 Bullet || Level 25+
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan=3| 9★
| rowspan=3|{{Wand icon}}
| rowspan=3|{{Logo-K}}
| rowspan=3|{{Light}}
| rowspan=3|[[Magical Wand]]
|-
| [[Giresta]] || Level 11 to 20 TECHNIC || Level 15+
|-
| [[Resta]] || Level 11 to 20 TECHNIC || Level 20+
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! colspan=4| Equipment !! Name !! Slot !! Effect !! Used during
|-
| {{Color-C}}| 8★
| {{Line shield icon}}
| {{Logo-G}}
| {{Neutral}}
| [[Loveheart Line]]
| Line shield || Heart shaped evasion || Level 1+
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| ?★
| -
| ?
| {{Neutral}}
| ([[Lapia Fluge]])
| Extra unit || Auto recovery LV5 [[SUV]] || Level 20+
|-
|}

=== Comments ===

=== Chat ===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
! [[Voice]]
| Male CAST Voice ?
|-
! rowspan=20| Combat
|-
| Let's show them our teamwork!
|-
| I wish I were that cute...
|-
| I think I can handle this...
|-
| This is murky...
|-
| Look! I can do this, too!
|-
| I'll go first!
|-
| Whoops, sorry!
|-
| Let's go!
|-
| How's that!?
|-
| This is gritty!
|-
| All right! Let's do it!
|-
| This is sparkly!
|-
| This is hot!
|-
| This is cold!
|-
| Stay away!
|-
| Let's attack together!
|-
| There's an opening!
|-
| Let me help!
|-
| I can do this!
|-
! Lost
| __! Where are you!?
|-
! Found
| ___! I'm so glad I found you!
|-
! Boost [[Stats]]
| I feel so powerful!
|-
! Lower [[Stats]]
| Um...my powers are draining away...
|-
! [[Burn]]
| It's so hot...
|-
! [[Freeze]]
| I'm... cold...
|-
! [[Shock]]
| My fingers....won't move....
|-
! [[Confuse]]
| Huh? What?
|-
! [[Poison]]
| Anomaly...detected..
|-
! [[Silence]]
| ...
|-
! [[Paralysis]]
| Ugh...
|-
! Low [[HP]]
| Please help me!
|-
|}

{{Gameplay}}

Shinhakanoh

2008-05-17T01:02:57Z

Tigerbyte: /* Item details */ meh

''(Description unknown)'' 
{{8 stars}}

==Item details==
* No noteworthy details.
 

==Stats, synthesis, etc.==
{| border="0" width="100%"
{| border="0" align="center"
|- valign="top"
|
{{Ranged weapon stats
| type = Laser cannon
| rarity = 8
| pp = 1360
| attack = 425
| ata = 167
| req = 162
| version = AotI
| maker = Y
}}
||
{{Board stats 8 star ranged
| wood = Neu Ebon | metal = Chicotite | name = Kouhakanoh
}}
||
{{Pricing info
| buy = Unknown
| sell = 33000
| shop = [[Yohmei]]
| bbuy = 110000
| bsell = Unknown
| bshop = [[MA-GRMS]]: Ohtoku
}}
|}
|}
{| border="0" width="100%"
{| border="0" align="center"
|- valign="top"
|
{{Grinding info
| attack = ATP
| a0=425 | a1=436 | a2=446 | a3=455 | a4=463 | a5=471 | a6=480 | a7=491 | a8=503 | a9=518 | a10=535
| pp0=1360 | pp1=1408 | pp2=1451 | pp3=1490 | pp4=1524 | pp5=1558 | pp6=1597 | pp7=1645 | pp8=1698 | pp9=1765 | pp10=1842
}}
||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-style="background:#e8e8e8"
| colspan="4" | '''Drop information'''
|-style="background:#f2f2f2"
| '''Enemy/Mission''' || '''Level''' || '''Type'''
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
|}
|}
|}

Shinhakanoh

2008-05-17T00:59:40Z

Tigerbyte:

''(Description unknown)'' 
{{8 stars}}

==Item details==

 

==Stats, synthesis, etc.==
{| border="0" width="100%"
{| border="0" align="center"
|- valign="top"
|
{{Ranged weapon stats
| type = Laser cannon
| rarity = 8
| pp = 1360
| attack = 425
| ata = 167
| req = 162
| version = AotI
| maker = Y
}}
||
{{Board stats 8 star ranged
| wood = Neu Ebon | metal = Chicotite | name = Kouhakanoh
}}
||
{{Pricing info
| buy = Unknown
| sell = 33000
| shop = [[Yohmei]]
| bbuy = 110000
| bsell = Unknown
| bshop = [[MA-GRMS]]: Ohtoku
}}
|}
|}
{| border="0" width="100%"
{| border="0" align="center"
|- valign="top"
|
{{Grinding info
| attack = ATP
| a0=425 | a1=436 | a2=446 | a3=455 | a4=463 | a5=471 | a6=480 | a7=491 | a8=503 | a9=518 | a10=535
| pp0=1360 | pp1=1408 | pp2=1451 | pp3=1490 | pp4=1524 | pp5=1558 | pp6=1597 | pp7=1645 | pp8=1698 | pp9=1765 | pp10=1842
}}
||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-style="background:#e8e8e8"
| colspan="4" | '''Drop information'''
|-style="background:#f2f2f2"
| '''Enemy/Mission''' || '''Level''' || '''Type'''
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
|}
|}
|}

Kubara City

2008-05-15T05:26:42Z

Tigerbyte: Redirecting to Cities#Kubara City

#REDIRECT [[Cities#Kubara City]]

Tarcus City

2008-05-15T05:26:17Z

Tigerbyte: Redirecting to Cities#Tarcus City

#REDIRECT [[Cities#Tarcus City]]

Fruit Juice

2008-05-11T04:24:31Z

Tigerbyte:

''100% fruit juice, made of fruit from all over the Gurhal system.''

{{5 stars}}

==Item details==
*Strike +12, TECH +3 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Food (consumable)]]

Bluefeeter

2008-05-11T04:24:17Z

Tigerbyte:

''A very potent drink that can knock people off their feet. It is not, however, alcoholic.''

{{5 stars}}

==Item details==
*Strike +12, TECH +3 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Food (consumable)]]

Blizzard Pop

2008-05-11T04:23:56Z

Tigerbyte:

''A frozen dessert that's just too cold.''

{{5 stars}}

==Item details==
*Strike +12, TECH +3 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Food (consumable)]]

Burning Spicia

2008-05-11T04:23:23Z

Tigerbyte:

''A traditional Moatoob stew, but this one is 100 times spicier than the norm.''

{{5 stars}}

==Item details==
*Strike +12, TECH +3 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Food (consumable)]]

Rods

2008-05-02T06:30:48Z

Tigerbyte: oh yeah thise one too >.>

[[Image:Youmei Staff.PNG|thumb|right|A female CAST wielding a Rod.]]

Rods are dual-handed casting weapons which can have up to four [[TECHNICs]] linked to them. Of all TECHNIC-based weapons, rods have the slowest casting time, however they do have much higher TP and PP. Forces and Fortetechers are the only types capable of equipping rods.

===PP recovery===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! [[Type]] !! {{Logo-G}} ! {{Logo-Y}} ! {{Logo-K}}
|-
| FO/FT || 6 || 7 || ?
|}

==Known rods==

For offline mode statistics, see [[Rods (offline)]].

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Tech. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-C}} rowspan="2" | 1★ || [[GRM Rod]] || {{Logo-G}} || 619 || 75 || 21 || {{AotI-version}} || --
|-
| [[Rod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 756 || 70 || 26 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-C}} rowspan="2" | 2★ || [[Helixen]] || {{Logo-G}} || 743 || 155 || 44 || {{AotI-version}} || --
|-
| [[Ulrod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 864 || 144 || 55 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-C}} rowspan="3" | 3★ || [[Luciel]] || {{Logo-G}} || 804 || 233 || 75 || {{AotI-version}} || --
|-
| [[Rayharod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 983 || 219 || 94 || {{PSU-version}} || [[Set bonuses|Set bonus]]: [[Reiha-senba]]
|-
| [[Pumpkinhead]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1037 || 152 || 39 || {{PSU-version}} || Seasonal drop: [[Rappy Latan]]
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Tech. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-B}} rowspan="2" | 4★ || [[Strega]] || {{Logo-G}} || 897 || 313 || 126 || {{AotI-version}} || --
|-
| [[Slyrod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1096 || 293 || 157 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-B}} rowspan="2" | 5★ || [[Marguisa]] || {{Logo-G}} || 928 || 390 || 178 || {{AotI-version}} || --
|-
| [[Hajirod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1134 || 365 || 222 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-B}} rowspan="4" | 6★ || [[Viedima]] || {{Logo-G}} || 959 || 466 || 204 || {{AotI-version}} || --
|-
| [[Tomoirod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1116 || 435 || 255 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| [[Rodoc]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1171 || 326 || 255 || {{PSU-version}} || PP recovery: 7
|-
| [[Roc]] || {{Logo-K}} || 848 || 444 || 204 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Tech. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="1" | 7★ || [[Granarod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1224 || 509 || 287 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="2" | 8★ || [[Mayrod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1260 || 575 || 334 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| [[Granarodoc]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1449 || 431 || 334 || {{PSU-version}} || PP recovery: 8
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="2" | 9★ || [[Howrod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1296 || 622 || 365 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| [[Chao Staff]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1573 || 639 || 331 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Tech. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="3" | 10★ || [[Halarod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1368 || 673 || 431 || {{PSU version}} || Can be equipped only by [[Newman|newmans]].
|-
| [[Halarodoc]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1573 || 505 || 431 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Gaozoran Rod]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1641 || 807 || 345 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="2" | 11★ || [[Kazarod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1404 || 708 || 490 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Kazarodoc]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1614 || 531 || 490 || {{PSU version}} || --
|- {{JP item}}
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="5" | 12★ || [[Okarod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1440 || 767 || 534 || {{PSU version}} || --
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| [[Okarodoc]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1656 || 575 || 534 || {{PSU version}} || --
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| ([[Rabbit Wand]]) || {{Logo-K}} || 1374 || 727 || 414 || {{AotI version}} || --
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| ([[Rabbit Wand/C]]) || {{Logo-K}} || 1274 || 677 || 314 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
| [[Psycho Wand]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1872 || 958 || 614 || {{PSU version}} || PP recovery: 12
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Tech. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| {{Color-S2}} rowspan="1" | 14★ || [[Dallgun Rod]] || {{Logo-K}} || -- || -- || -- || {{AotI version}} || --
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| {{Color-S2}} rowspan="1" | 15★ || [[Rutsularod]] || {{Logo-K}} || -- || -- || -- || {{AotI version}} || --
|}

{{Weapons}}
[[Category:Weapon_categories]]

Rods

2008-05-02T06:29:31Z

Tigerbyte: yay for cute chao staff's =^-^=

[[Image:Youmei Staff.PNG|thumb|right|A female CAST wielding a Rod.]]

Rods are dual-handed casting weapons which can have up to four [[TECHNICs]] linked to them. Of all TECHNIC-based weapons, rods have the slowest casting time, however they do have much higher TP and PP. Forces and Fortetechers are the only types capable of equipping rods.

===PP recovery===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! [[Type]] !! {{Logo-G}} ! {{Logo-Y}} ! {{Logo-K}}
|-
| FO/FT || 6 || 7 || ?
|}

==Known rods==

For offline mode statistics, see [[Rods (offline)]].

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Tech. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-C}} rowspan="2" | 1★ || [[GRM Rod]] || {{Logo-G}} || 619 || 75 || 21 || {{AotI-version}} || --
|-
| [[Rod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 756 || 70 || 26 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-C}} rowspan="2" | 2★ || [[Helixen]] || {{Logo-G}} || 743 || 155 || 44 || {{AotI-version}} || --
|-
| [[Ulrod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 864 || 144 || 55 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-C}} rowspan="3" | 3★ || [[Luciel]] || {{Logo-G}} || 804 || 233 || 75 || {{AotI-version}} || --
|-
| [[Rayharod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 983 || 219 || 94 || {{PSU-version}} || [[Set bonuses|Set bonus]]: [[Reiha-senba]]
|-
| [[Pumpkinhead]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1037 || 152 || 39 || {{PSU-version}} || Seasonal drop: [[Rappy Latan]]
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Tech. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-B}} rowspan="2" | 4★ || [[Strega]] || {{Logo-G}} || 897 || 313 || 126 || {{AotI-version}} || --
|-
| [[Slyrod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1096 || 293 || 157 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-B}} rowspan="2" | 5★ || [[Marguisa]] || {{Logo-G}} || 928 || 390 || 178 || {{AotI-version}} || --
|-
| [[Hajirod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1134 || 365 || 222 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-B}} rowspan="4" | 6★ || [[Viedima]] || {{Logo-G}} || 959 || 466 || 204 || {{AotI-version}} || --
|-
| [[Tomoirod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1116 || 435 || 255 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| [[Rodoc]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1171 || 326 || 255 || {{PSU-version}} || PP recovery: 7
|-
| [[Roc]] || {{Logo-K}} || 848 || 444 || 204 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Tech. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="1" | 7★ || [[Granarod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1224 || 509 || 287 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="2" | 8★ || [[Mayrod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1260 || 575 || 334 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| [[Granarodoc]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1449 || 431 || 334 || {{PSU-version}} || PP recovery: 8
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="2" | 9★ || [[Howrod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1296 || 622 || 365 || {{PSU-version}} || --
|-
| [[Chao Staff]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1573 || 639 || 331 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Tech. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="3" | 10★ || [[Halarod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1368 || 673 || 431 || {{PSU version}} || Can be equipped only by [[Newman|newmans]].
|-
| [[Halarodoc]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1573 || 505 || 431 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Gaozoran Rod]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1641 || 807 || 345 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="2" | 11★ || [[Kazarod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1404 || 708 || 490 || {{PSU version}} || --
|- {{JP item}}
| [[Kazarodoc]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1614 || 531 || 490 || {{PSU version}} || --
|- {{JP item}}
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="5" | 12★ || [[Okarod]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 1440 || 767 || 534 || {{PSU version}} || --
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| [[Okarodoc]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1656 || 575 || 534 || {{PSU version}} || --
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| ([[Rabbit Wand]]) || {{Logo-K}} || 1374 || 727 || 414 || {{AotI version}} || --
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| ([[Rabbit Wand/C]]) || {{Logo-K}} || 1274 || 677 || 314 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
| [[Psycho Wand]] || {{Logo-K}} || 1872 || 958 || 614 || {{PSU version}} || PP recovery: 12
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Tech. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| {{Color-S2}} rowspan="1" | 14★ || [[Dallgun Rod]] || {{Logo-K}} || -- || -- || -- || {{AotI version}} || --
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| {{Color-S2}} rowspan="1" | 15★ || [[Rutsularod]] || {{Logo-K}} || -- || -- || -- || {{AotI version}} || --
|}

{{Weapons}}
[[Category:Weapon_categories]]

Twin claws

2008-05-02T03:50:22Z

Tigerbyte: It has been noted that Females can perform a 6-hit combo with Twin Claws, where as Males perform a 5-hit combo. redundent with *

[[Image:TwinClaws.jpg|thumb|right|Ethan wielding Twin Claws]]

Twin Claws are a two-handed melee weapon class, consisting of a standard [[Claws|Claw]] held in each hand. The standard shop [[Photon Art|Photon Art]] is a Two-hit shot effecting 2 enemies in front of the user, similar to sabers, and is relatively short compared to most other [[Photon Arts]].

*In network mode, Females that use Twin Claws should notice that they can hit a monster up to 6 times with a 1-2-3 combo versus males which can only hit up to 5 times with a 1-1-3 combo.

== Known twin claws ==
For Offline Mode statistics, see [[Twin Claws (Offline)]].

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Att. !! Acc. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="3" | 7★ || [[Ryo-Misaki]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 326 || 316 || 202 || 336 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Arza Breboa]] || {{Logo-T}} || 244 || 403 || 231 || 346 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
| [[Vahra Claw]] || {{Logo-K}} || 505 || 287 || 253 || 353 || {{PSU version}} || [[Vahra]] SFX when attacking.
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="4" | 8★ || [[Mijin-Misaki]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 336 || 357 || 226 || 391 || {{PSU version}} || Dark [[element]]: 34% (Shop)
|-
| [[Arza Bogoda]] || {{Logo-T}} || 252 || 436 || 258 || 403 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
| [[Ryo-Misakic]] || {{Logo-K}} || 252 || 269 || 283 || 410 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Arza Breboac]] || {{Logo-K}} || 252 || 336 || 158 || 403 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="4" | 9★ || [[Ran-Misaki]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 345 || 386 || 250 || 427 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Arza Garbot]] || {{Logo-T}} || 259 || 461 || 275 || 440 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
| [[Twin Kitty Claw]] || {{Logo-K}} || 383 || 361 || 304 || 303 || {{PSU version}} || Male only. 25% Ice. Seasonal Drop: [[Jaggo Sonichi]] Lv1-59.
|-
| [[Twin Snowy Claw]] || {{Logo-K}} || 510 || 319 || 304 || 303 || {{PSU version}} || Female only. 25% Fire. Seasonal Drop: [[Jaggo Sonichi]] Lv60-99.
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Att. !! Acc. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="2" | 10★ || [[Fuka-Misaki]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 364 || 418 || 298 || 504 || {{PSU version}} || Ice [[element]] only. Can inflict [[Status Effect|freeze]] Lv3.
|-
| [[Fuka-Misakic]] || {{Logo-K}} || 273 || 316 || 373 || 529 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="2" | 11★ || [[Yamata-Misaki]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 374 || 440 || 334 || 573 || {{PSU version}} || [B] Drop: [[Alterazgohg]] 100+ Boss Box. Dark [[element]] only. Can inflict Infection Lv3.
|-
| [[Twin Bearclaw]] || {{Logo-K}} || 580 || 464 || 418 || 602 || {{PSU version}} || Seasonal [B] Drop: [[Jaggo Sonichi]] Lv100+.
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| {{Color-S}} | 12★ || [[Shide-Misaki]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 384 || 476 || 396 || 624 || {{PSU version}} || Still unreleased in JP.
|}

{{Weapons}}
[[Category:Weapon categories]]

Twin claws

2008-05-02T03:46:12Z

Tigerbyte: /* Known twin claws */

[[Image:TwinClaws.jpg|thumb|right|Ethan wielding Twin Claws]]

Twin Claws are a two-handed melee weapon class, consisting of a standard [[Claws|Claw]] held in each hand. It has been noted that Females can perform a 6-hit combo with Twin Claws, where as Males perform a 5-hit combo. The standard shop [[Photon Art|Photon Art]] is a Two-hit shot effecting 2 enemies in front of the user, similar to sabers, and is relatively short compared to most other [[Photon Arts]].

*In network mode, Females that use Twin Claws should notice that they can hit a monster up to 6 times with a 1-2-3 combo versus males which can only hit up to 5 times with a 1-1-3 combo.

== Known twin claws ==
For Offline Mode statistics, see [[Twin Claws (Offline)]].

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Att. !! Acc. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="3" | 7★ || [[Ryo-Misaki]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 326 || 316 || 202 || 336 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Arza Breboa]] || {{Logo-T}} || 244 || 403 || 231 || 346 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
| [[Vahra Claw]] || {{Logo-K}} || 505 || 287 || 253 || 353 || {{PSU version}} || [[Vahra]] SFX when attacking.
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="4" | 8★ || [[Mijin-Misaki]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 336 || 357 || 226 || 391 || {{PSU version}} || Dark [[element]]: 34% (Shop)
|-
| [[Arza Bogoda]] || {{Logo-T}} || 252 || 436 || 258 || 403 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
| [[Ryo-Misakic]] || {{Logo-K}} || 252 || 269 || 283 || 410 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Arza Breboac]] || {{Logo-K}} || 252 || 336 || 158 || 403 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="4" | 9★ || [[Ran-Misaki]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 345 || 386 || 250 || 427 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Arza Garbot]] || {{Logo-T}} || 259 || 461 || 275 || 440 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
| [[Twin Kitty Claw]] || {{Logo-K}} || 383 || 361 || 304 || 303 || {{PSU version}} || Male only. 25% Ice. Seasonal Drop: [[Jaggo Sonichi]] Lv1-59.
|-
| [[Twin Snowy Claw]] || {{Logo-K}} || 510 || 319 || 304 || 303 || {{PSU version}} || Female only. 25% Fire. Seasonal Drop: [[Jaggo Sonichi]] Lv60-99.
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Att. !! Acc. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="2" | 10★ || [[Fuka-Misaki]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 364 || 418 || 298 || 504 || {{PSU version}} || Ice [[element]] only. Can inflict [[Status Effect|freeze]] Lv3.
|-
| [[Fuka-Misakic]] || {{Logo-K}} || 273 || 316 || 373 || 529 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="2" | 11★ || [[Yamata-Misaki]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 374 || 440 || 334 || 573 || {{PSU version}} || [B] Drop: [[Alterazgohg]] 100+ Boss Box. Dark [[element]] only. Can inflict Infection Lv3.
|-
| [[Twin Bearclaw]] || {{Logo-K}} || 580 || 464 || 418 || 602 || {{PSU version}} || Seasonal [B] Drop: [[Jaggo Sonichi]] Lv100+.
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| {{Color-S}} | 12★ || [[Shide-Misaki]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 384 || 476 || 396 || 624 || {{PSU version}} || Still unreleased in JP.
|}

{{Weapons}}
[[Category:Weapon categories]]

Fuka-Misaki

2008-05-02T03:45:06Z

Tigerbyte: /* Item details */

[[Image:Fuka-Misaki.jpg|thumb|right|Fuka-Misaki.]]
''Pair of high-end custom claws with an upgraded reactor, used by high-ranking COG Servants. A single claw packs unsurpassed power.'' 
{{10 stars}}

==Item details==
* Has special ice effects with attacks.
* May inflict [[Status Effect|freeze]] Lv3 with attacks.
* May be ice element only.

==Stats, synthesis, etc.==
{| border="0" width="100%"
{| border="0" align="center"
|- valign="top"
|
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
| colspan="4" style="background:#e8e8e8"| '''Stats'''
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Type''' || {{Twin claw icon}} || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''PP''' || 364
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Rarity''' || style="background:#ff7"|10★ || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''ATP''' || 418
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Ver.''' || {{PSU version}} || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''ATA''' || 298
|-
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Maker''' || {{Logo-Y}} | style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Req.''' || 504
|}
||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
| colspan="4" style="background:#e8e8e8"| '''Board stats'''
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Photon''' || [[Ray-photon]] x15 || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Ore''' || [[Junaline]] x2
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Metal''' || [[Catilium]] x2 || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Wood''' || [[Neu Walna]] x3
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''[B] uses''' || 1 || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Base rate''' || 89%
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Synth time''' || 3:00 || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''[B] used''' || [B] Fuka-Misaki
|}
||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
| colspan="4" style="background:#e8e8e8" | '''Pricing information'''
|- style="background:#f2f2f2"
| colspan="2"|'''Weapon''' || colspan="2"|'''Board'''
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Buy price''' || N/A || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Buy price''' || N/A
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Sell price''' || Unknown || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Sell price''' || Unknown
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Shop location''' || None || style="background:#f2f2f2" | '''Shop location''' || None
|}
|}
|}
{| border="0" width="100%"
{| border="0" align="center"
|- valign="top"
|
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-style="background:#e8e8e8"
| colspan="12"| '''Grinding information'''
|-style="background:#f2f2f2"
| '''Stat''' || '''+0''' || '''+1''' || '''+2''' || '''+3''' || '''+4''' || '''+5''' || '''+6''' || '''+7''' || '''+8''' || '''+9''' || '''+10'''
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2"|'''PP''' || 364 || 380 || 395 || 408 || 419 || 430 || 443 || 459 || 477 || 499 || 524
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| style="background:#f2f2f2"|'''ATP''' || 418 || 424 ||429 || 434 || 438 || 442 || 447 || 453 || 459 || 467 || 476
|}
||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-style="background:#e8e8e8"
| colspan="4" | '''Drop information'''
|-style="background:#f2f2f2"
| '''Enemy/Mission''' || '''Level''' || '''Type'''
|-style="background:#f9f9f9"
| [[Kamatoze]] || 100+ || Board
|-
| [[Sakura Blast]] || S || Board
|-
| [[Sakura Blast]] || S || Weapon
|}
|}
|}

==Image gallery==
* No images currently exist for this weapon! [[Special:Upload|Click here]] to upload an image and help us develop this page!

[[Category: Twin claws]]

Template talk:Dark Falz drop chart

2008-04-29T22:58:47Z

Tigerbyte: /* Program DF' S */

== Program DF' S ==
It doesn't exist, certainly not yet. No need to add a mission whose very existance we are not sure of to the drop chart. - [[User:Mewn|Mewn]] 05:13, 29 April 2008 (CDT)

sorry ment to add without the ', noticed that Program DF wasn't in there at all. can i add all the normal Program DF - [[User:Tigerbyte|Tigerbyte]] 17:58, 29 April 2008 (CDT)

Hit the Counter! (MAG mission)

2008-04-29T06:25:04Z

Tigerbyte:

{{MAG mission (permanent)}}
{{Special mission
|Mission name= Hit the Counter!
|Mission image= [[Image:Clyez_mission.png|center]]
|Planet= Colony
|Start lobby= Clyez City: 5th Floor
|Start counter= GUARDIANS HQ
|End lobby= Clyez City: 5th Floor
|Version= Ambition of the Illuminus
|Mission type= Event mission
}}''(Let the challenge begin! If you're lucky enough to get one of the 50,000th enemy kills during MAG, come here to claim your prize!)''

== Mission details ==
During the course of [[Maximum Attack G (event)|Maximum Attack G]], total enemy kills will be tracked. Lucky players who make the servers' 50,000th kill will receive a special prize as a reward. Based on Japan's version of MAG, this prize is the [B] [[Bouquet]].

[[Category:Event missions]]

Alteratsugoug

2008-04-29T05:20:19Z

Tigerbyte: redirect

#REDIRECT [[Alterazgohg]]

Daggers

2008-04-29T00:03:08Z

Tigerbyte: Amure Tip as appers on weapon page

[[Image:Dagger.jpg|thumb|A male CAST wielding a Shiratsuno-zashi.]]
Daggers are one-handed melee weapons, similar to [[Sabers]], except faster, slightly more accurate, and boast a bit more PP; but, in most cases, are slightly weaker. They also hit one more time in a combo, for a total of four hits. These are not to be confused with [[Twin daggers]], a separate weapon class that wields two daggers simultaneously.

* [[Yohmei]] suffix: ザシ (zashi)<ref>This is an abbreviated form of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wakizashi wakizashi], a Japanese type of short swords.</ref>
* [[TENORA WORKS]] prefix: ダガ (daga)<ref>This is an abbreviated form of 'dagger'.</ref>

==Type usage & PP recovery==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! [[Type]] !! HU !! RA !! FO !! FI !! GT !! WT !! FF !! FG !! FT !! AF !! AT
|-
| Rank || {{Color-B}}| B || {{Color-C}}| C || {{Color-B}}| B || {{Color-S}}| S || {{Color-A}}| A || {{Color-S}}| S || {{Color-A}}| A || {{Color-A}}| A || {{Color-A}}| A || {{Color-S}}| S || {{Color-S}}| S
|-
| {{Logo-G}} || 6 || 4 || 4 || 6 || 4 || 6 || 5 || 4 || 4 || 7 || 4
|-
| {{Logo-Y}} || 7 || 5 || 5 || 7 || 5 || 7 || 6 || 5 || 5 || 9 || 5
|-
| {{Logo-T}} || 5 || 3 || 3 || 5 || 3 || 5 || 4 || 3 || 3 || 6 || 3
|}

== Known daggers ==
[[Image:Grm-a-dagger.jpg|thumb|right| Rapid Stream, the 7★ GRM dagger.]]
For Offline Mode statistics, see [[Daggers (Offline)]].

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Att. !! Acc. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-C}} rowspan="3" | 1★ || [[Dagger]] || {{Logo-G}} || 140 || 48 || 39 || 20 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Dagan-zashi]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 175 || 43 || 43 || 21 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Daga Daga]] || {{Logo-T}} || 122 || 54 || 47 || 22 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-C}} rowspan="3" | 2★ || [[Knife]] || {{Logo-G}} || 168 || 99 || 71 || 42 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Nafli-zashi]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 210 || 90 || 79 || 44 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Daga Naf]] || {{Logo-T}} || 147 || 113 || 87 || 45 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-C}} rowspan="4" | 3★ || [[Stinger]] || {{Logo-G}} || 182 || 150 || 104 || 71 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Stina-zashi]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 227 || 136 || 116 || 75 || {{PSU version}} || Rarely causes [[Status Effect|Sleep]]
|-
| [[Daga Steg]] || {{Logo-T}} || 159 || 171 || 127 || 77 || {{PSU version}} || Lightning [[element]]: 22% (Shop)
|-
| [[Rappy Tip]] || {{Logo-K}} || 300 || 80 || 200 || 80 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Att. !! Acc. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-B}} rowspan="3" | 4★ || [[Sucker]] || {{Logo-G}} || 203 || 201 || 137 || 119 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Sakano-zashi]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 253 || 183 || 152 || 126 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Daga Sank]] || {{Logo-T}} || 177 || 229 || 167 || 129 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-B}} rowspan="3" | 5★ || [[Ripper]] || {{Logo-G}} || 210 || 251 || 168 || 169 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Ripa-zashi]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 262 || 228 || 187 || 178 || {{PSU version}} || Drop: [[Galvapas]] Lv40-49? Fire [[element]]: 31% (Shop)
|-
| [[Daga Rippa]] || {{Logo-T}} || 183 || 285 || 205 || 183 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-B}} rowspan="6" | 6★ || [[Survivor]] || {{Logo-G}} || 217 || 300 || 194 || 194 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Sava-zashi]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 271 || 272 || 216 || 204 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Daga Sababba]] || {{Logo-T}} || 189 || 341 || 237 || 210 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Daggac]] || {{Logo-K}} || 311 || 95 || 183 || 214 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Dagan-zashic]] || {{Logo-K}} || 322 || 79 || 187 || 214 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Daga Dagac]] || {{Logo-K}} || 317 || 90 || 192 || 214 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Att. !! Acc. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="7" | 7★ || [[Crea Dagger]] || {{Logo-G}} || 238 || 191 || 220 || 218 || {{PSU version}} || [B] Drop: [[Seabed Plant]] Area Drop Lv30+ [[Crea weapons|Crea Weapon]]
|-
| [[Rapid Stream]] || {{Logo-G}} || 267 || 341 || 220 || 218 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
| [[Crea-zashi]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 297 || 159 || 245 || 230 || {{PSU version}} || [B] Drop: [[Mizuraki C.D.]] Area Drop Lv30+ [[Crea weapons|Crea Weapon]]
|-
| [[Daga Cresa]] || {{Logo-T}} || 208 || 236 || 269 ||| 302 || {{PSU version}} || [B] Drop: [[Kugu Desert]] Area Drop Lv30+ [[Crea weapons|Crea Weapon]]
|-
| [[Asami-zashi]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 297 || 318 || 245 || 230 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Al Tip]] || {{Logo-K}} || 400 || 200 || 300 || 250 || {{AotI version}} ||
|-
| [[Al Tip/C]] || {{Logo-K}} || 400 || 100 || 300 || 150 || {{AotI version}} ||
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="4" | 8★ || [[Dark Straal]] || {{Logo-G}} || 275 || 379 || 246 || 254 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
| [[Mimimi-zashi]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 306 || 360 || 274 || 267 || {{PSU version}} || Drop: [[Zamvapas]] Lv70-79
|-
| [[Asami-zashic]] || {{Logo-K}} || 352 || 126 || 232 || 281 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Rapid Streac]] || {{Logo-K}} || 398 || 255 || 232 || 281 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
| {{Color-A}} rowspan="2" | 9★ || [[Shiratsuno-zashi]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 315 || 389 || 303 || 292 || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
| [[Blumier ]] || {{Logo-G}} || 283 || 412 || 272 || 277 || {{AotI version}} || --
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Att. !! Acc. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="3" | 10★ || [[Halp Serafi]] || {{Logo-K}} || 532 || 439 || 505 || 272 || {{PSU version}} || [B] Drop: [[Rappy Paska]] Lv80+ [[Elements|Fire]] only, feather effects. 'Attack' changes to 'Dance'.
|-
| [[Deva-zashi]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 332 || 421 || 361 || 354 || {{PSU version}} || [B] Drop: [[Goshin]] Lv100+ Feather effects. Can inflict [[Status Effects|Silence]] Lv1.
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| [[Deva-zashic]] || {{Logo-K}} || -- || -- || -- || -- || {{PSU version}} || --
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="2" | 11★ || [[Shiraha-zashi]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 341 || 443 || 404 || 326 || {{PSU version}} || Still unreleased in JP.
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| [[Shiraha-zashic]] || {{Logo-K}} || -- || -- || -- || -- || {{PSU version}} || --
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| {{Color-S}} rowspan="2" | 12★ || [[Deraga-zashi]] || {{Logo-Y}} || 350 || 480 || 478 || 427 || {{PSU version}} || Still unreleased in JP.
|- {{Unreleased item}}
| [[Deraga-zashic]] || {{Logo-K}} || -- || -- || -- || -- || {{PSU version}} || --
|-
! Rarity !! Name !! Maker !! PP !! Att. !! Acc. !! Req. !! Ver. !! Comments
|-
| {{Color-S2}} rowspan="1" | 13★ || [[Amure Tip]] || {{Logo-K}} || 500 || 400 || 500 || 300 || {{AotI version}} || --
|}

<references/>

{{Weapons}}
[[Category:Weapon_categories]]

Kikamic

2008-04-26T06:08:06Z

Tigerbyte:

''A homing throwing blade that fires multiple photon blades. Geared toward advanced users, its boasts powerful specs. Probably.''

{{8 stars}}

==Item details==
*No note-worthy details at the moment.

[[Category:Cards]]

Shi-kikamic

2008-04-26T06:07:23Z

Tigerbyte:

''A super high-end throwing blade created for high-ranking COG officials. Maybe.''

{{10 stars}}

==Item details==
*No note-worthy details at the moment.

[[Category:Cards]]

Kaza-kikami

2008-04-26T06:06:41Z

Tigerbyte:

''Super high-end, custom model throwing blade that fires pinwheel-shaped blades. Requires an experienced hand.''

{{12 stars}}

==Item details==
*This item is currently unobtainable.

[[Category:Cards]]

Mira-kikami

2008-04-26T05:57:38Z

Tigerbyte:

[[Image:Throwingblade.jpg|thumb|A male CAST wielding a Mira-kikami.]]
''A limited-edition throwing blade with top-level power output, its elegant form hides its destructive power well.''

{{9 stars}}

==Item details==
*No note-worthy details at the moment.
==Image gallery==
* No images currently exist for this weapon! [[Special:Upload|Click here]] to upload an image and help us develop this page!

[[Category:Cards]]

Mira-kikami

2008-04-26T05:49:14Z

Tigerbyte: opps lol

''A limited-edition throwing blade with top-level power output, its elegant form hides its destructive power well.''

{{9 stars}}

==Item details==
*No note-worthy details at the moment.

[[Category:Cards]]

Mira-kikami

2008-04-26T05:48:48Z

Tigerbyte:

''A limited-edition throwing blade with top-level power output, its elegant form hides its destructive power well.''

{{6 stars}}

==Item details==
*No note-worthy details at the moment.

[[Category:Cards]]

Ageha-kikami

2008-04-22T04:58:34Z

Tigerbyte:

''Powerful, high-end throwing blade for advanced users. Contains a lightweight, high-output reactor and can tear enemies apart.''

{{8 stars}}

==Item details==
*Stats increase when used with [[Ageha-senba]].

[[Category:Cards]]

Virus Trap G

2008-04-22T04:14:40Z

Tigerbyte:

''A trap that can be set off at any time after it's set. Adds virus effects.''

{{5 stars}}

==Item details==
*Virus trap Gs can be purchased from any shop for 500 meseta each.
*A maximum of five units can be held at one time.
*Range +12, TECH -3 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Traps]]

Virus Trap

2008-04-22T04:14:09Z

Tigerbyte:

''Automatically explodes a few seconds after being set. Adds virus effects.''

{{2 stars}}

==Item details==
*Virus traps can be purchased from any shop for 100 meseta each.
*A maximum of 10 units can be held at one time.
*Only one virus trap can be placed at a time.
*Range +6, TECH -2 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Traps]]

Sleep Trap G

2008-04-22T04:13:51Z

Tigerbyte:

''A trap that can be set off at any time after it's set. Adds sleep effects.''

{{5 stars}}

==Item details==
*Sleep trap Gs can be purchased from any shop for 500 meseta each.
*A maximum of five units can be held at one time.
*Range +12, TECH -3 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Traps]]

Sleep Trap

2008-04-22T04:13:06Z

Tigerbyte:

''Automatically explodes a few seconds after being set. Adds sleep effects.''

{{2 stars}}

==Item details==
*Sleep traps can be purchased from any shop for 100 meseta each.
*A maximum of 10 units can be held at one time.
*Only one sleep trap can be placed at a time.
*Range +6, TECH -2 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Traps]]

Silence Trap G

2008-04-22T04:11:43Z

Tigerbyte:

''A trap that can be set off at any time after it's set. Adds silence effects.''

{{5 stars}}

==Item details==
*Silence trap Gs can be purchased from any shop for 500 meseta each.
*A maximum of five units can be held at one time.
*Range +12, TECH -3 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Traps]]

Silence Trap

2008-04-22T04:11:28Z

Tigerbyte:

''Automatically explodes a few seconds after being set. Adds silence effects.''

{{2 stars}}

==Item details==
*Silence traps can be purchased from any shop for 100 meseta each.
*A maximum of 10 units can be held at one time.
*Only one silence trap can be placed at a time.
*Range +6, TECH -2 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Traps]]

Shock Trap G

2008-04-22T04:11:16Z

Tigerbyte:

''A trap that can be set off at any time after it's set. Adds shock effects.''

{{5 stars}}

==Item details==
*Shock trap Gs can be purchased from any shop for 500 meseta each.
*A maximum of five units can be held at one time.
*Range +12, TECH -3 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Traps]]

Damage Trap G

2008-04-22T04:11:01Z

Tigerbyte:

''A trap that can be set off at any time after it's set.''

{{4 stars}}

==Item details==
*Damage trap Gs can be purchased from any shop for 500 meseta each.
*A maximum of five units can be held at one time.
*Range +10, TECH -3 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Traps]]

De Ragan's Breath

2008-04-22T04:10:42Z

Tigerbyte:

''Fireworks made to look like the breath of a De Ragan. Multiple units can be set at once.''

{{4 stars}}

==Item details==
*De Ragan's Breath is a special trap only available during the Neudaiz Fireworks event.
*This trap can be purchased from any shop for 30 meseta.
*A maximum of 30 units can be held at any time.
*Despite being labeled as a trap, De Ragan's Breath can be used by any type.
*This trap does not inflict damage to creatures; it is purely aesthetic.
*Up to five units can be set and ignited at once.
*Range +10, TECH -3 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Traps]]

Freeze Trap

2008-04-22T04:10:29Z

Tigerbyte:

''Automatically explodes a few seconds after being set. Adds freezing effects.''

{{2 stars}}

==Item details==
*Freeze traps can be purchased from any shop for 100 meseta each.
*A maximum of 10 units can be held at one time.
*Only one freeze trap can be placed at a time.
*Range +6, TECH -2 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Traps]]

Freeze Trap G

2008-04-22T04:10:19Z

Tigerbyte:

''A trap that can be set off at any time after it's set. Adds freeze effects.''

{{5 stars}}

==Item details==
*Freeze trap Gs can be purchased from any shop for 500 meseta each.
*A maximum of five units can be held at one time.
*Range +12, TECH -3 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Traps]]

Poison Trap

2008-04-22T04:10:05Z

Tigerbyte:

''Automatically explodes a few seconds after being set. Adds poison effects.''

{{2 stars}}

==Item details==
*Poison traps can be purchased from any shop for 100 meseta each.
*A maximum of 10 units can be held at one time.
*Only one poison trap can be placed at a time.
*Range +6, TECH -2 when fed to a PM.

[[Category:Traps]]