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Krile using Shirahadori.
Shirahadori (しらはどり, Shirahadori?) or (白刃取り, Shiraha Dori?), also known as Blade Grasp, Swrdgrab, Evade, or Blade Block, is a recurring ability related to the Samurai job class.
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Final Fantasy V Edit
Catch and stop enemy attacks.
Description
Shirahadori (also called Evade) is a Level 3 Samurai job class that costs 60 ABP. It gives the character a 25% chance to completely evade an attack before normal Hit Rate calculations begin.
Final Fantasy XI Edit
Shirahadori is an enemy ability that pins down a single target with feathers.dditional Knockback and Bind effect. It is used by Yagudo Genja, Soo Luma the Ascended, and Maa Illmu the Bestower.
Final Fantasy Tactics Edit
Evade non-ranged physical attacks.
Description
Shirahadori (also called Blade Grasp) is reaction ability for the Samurai learned for 700 JP. It lets the unit avoid any physical attacks easily, including, despite its description, arrow/bolt attacks (but not abilities that ignore Evasion; this glitch was not fixed in the remake).
This is widely-known as a highly unbalanced ability since its success rate is equal to the amount of Bravery a character has. Therefore, if a character with 100 Bravery equips Shirahadori, they will evade all physical attacks that do not ignore Evasion. When the A.I. deals with such absolute failure rate they will change their tactics to avoid this ability, or simply do nothing. If the player limits their Bravery at 97, enemies will try to attack even with a 3% chance to hit.
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Shinken Shirahadori (真剣白刃取り) means "live blade catching," a dangerous technique used to catch blades using only hands, as written in the book Classical Weaponry of Japan: Special Weapons and Tactics of the Martial Arts.
