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| lightning = Weak |
| lightning = Weak |
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| poison = Weak |
| poison = Weak |
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| − | | snes steal 1 = [[ |
+ | | snes steal 1 = [[Final Fantasy VI weapons|Ashura]] |
| − | | snes steal 2 = [[ |
+ | | snes steal 2 = [[Final Fantasy VI weapons|Murasame]] |
| − | | snes drop 2 = [[ |
+ | | snes drop 2 = [[Final Fantasy VI items#Holy Water|Revivify]] |
| morph id = 1 |
| morph id = 1 |
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| morph miss rate = 57.1% |
| morph miss rate = 57.1% |
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| − | | snes special attack = [[ |
+ | | snes special attack = [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Zombie Touch|Zombite]] (Inflicts [[Final Fantasy VI statuses#Zombie|Zombie]]) |
| − | | snes rage = Battle, [[ |
+ | | snes rage = Battle, [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Snowstorm|Storm]] |
| − | | snes sketch = Battle, [[ |
+ | | snes sketch = Battle, [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Meteor|Meteor]] |
| − | | snes control = Battle, [[ |
+ | | snes control = Battle, [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Freezing Dust|Cold Dust]], [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Pearl Wind|Pearl Wind]] |
| − | | gba steal 1 = [[ |
+ | | gba steal 1 = [[Final Fantasy VI weapons#Ashura|Ashura]] |
| − | | gba steal 2 = [[ |
+ | | gba steal 2 = [[Final Fantasy VI weapons#Murasame|Murasame]] |
| − | | gba drop 2 = [[ |
+ | | gba drop 2 = [[Final Fantasy VI items#Holy Water|Holy Water]] |
| − | | gba special attack = [[ |
+ | | gba special attack = [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Zombie Touch|Zombie Touch]] (Inflicts [[Final Fantasy VI statuses#Zombie|Zombie]]) |
| − | | gba rage = Attack, [[ |
+ | | gba rage = Attack, [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Snowstorm|Snowstorm]] |
| − | | gba sketch = Attack, [[ |
+ | | gba sketch = Attack, [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Meteor|Meteor]] |
| − | | gba control = Attack, [[ |
+ | | gba control = Attack, [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Freezing Dust|Freezing Dust]], [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#White Wind||White Wind]] |
| petrify = Immune |
| petrify = Immune |
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| death = Immune |
| death = Immune |
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| sleep = Immune |
| sleep = Immune |
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| humanoid = true |
| humanoid = true |
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| − | | snes normal attack = [[ |
+ | | snes normal attack = [[Final Fantasy VI weapons#Dragon Claws|Dragon Claw]] |
| − | | gba normal attack = [[ |
+ | | gba normal attack = [[Final Fantasy VI weapons#Dragon Claws|Dragon Claws]] |
| − | | snes other abilities = [[ |
+ | | snes other abilities = [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Bio|Bio]] |
| − | | gba other abilities = [[ |
+ | | gba other abilities = [[Final Fantasy VI enemy abilities#Bio|Bio]] |
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Revision as of 04:20, 21 December 2018
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A 4-armed warrior. Uses a multi-armed double Zombite attack.
Final Fantasy VI PlayStation Bestiary entry
The Kamui, otherwise known as the Ogor, is an enemy in Final Fantasy VI.
Stats
Battle
Like its palette swaps, it uses its special attack Zombie Touch to inflict Zombie. The Kamui may use Zombie Touch three times in a single turn, quickly crippling the party. For this reason the player should kill the Kamui first. Lightning and Poison spells like Bio, Thundara, and Thundaga work well against it.
Formations
| Number | Enemies | Encounter flags | Introduction flag | Musical theme | Magic AP | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Norm.Normal | Back | Surr.Surrounded | Side | |||||
| 346 | Kamui x2 | Sides, individual | Battle | 1 | ||||
| 347 | Covert, Kamui | Sides, individual | Battle | 2 | ||||
| 353 | Wartpuck, Kamui | Sides, individual | Battle | 1 | ||||
AI script
Attack Turns:
1st Turn: Zombie Touch (66%) or Nothing (33%)
- Zombie Touch (33%) or Nothing (66%)
- Zombie Touch (33%) or Nothing (66%)
If attacked by "Magic": Bio (33%)
If attacked by anything: Attack (33%)
Other appearances
Pictlogica Final Fantasy
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Kamuy, often rendered as Kamui, is the word for a spiritual or divine being in Ainu mythology. Kanna Kamuy is one such being, that of thunder and lightning, and is said to have accompanied Kamuy-huci, the goddess of the hearth, as she descended from the heavens.