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Spell Cards[]
| Name | Translated | Comments | Games | Stage | ||
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| 陽明｢日暮ノ門｣ | Youmei "Higurashi-no-mon"[1] | RMI | St. Ex | |||
| ｢龍頭牌｣ | "Dragon Head Tiles"[2] | RMI | St. Ex | |||
| ｢弾幕結界【不堪】｣ | "Danmaku Barrier [Incompetent]" | RMI | St. Ex | |||
| 逆柱｢グリ紋｣ | Inverted Pillar "Guri Carving"[3] | RMI | St. Ex | |||
| 境斬｢三池の刀｣ | Border Slash "Blade of Miike" | RMI | St. Ex | |||
| 元牌｢次元削除｣ | Origin Card "Dimensional Deletion" | RMI | St. Ex | |||
| 閉目｢眠り猫｣ | Closed Eyes "Nemuri-Neko"[4] | RMI | St. Ex | |||
| 三猿｢世は穢れ、全てを閉ざせ｣ | Three Monkeys "The World is Impure; Shut Everything Out"[5] | RMI | St. Ex | |||
| ｢黒衣の宰相｣ | "Prime Minister in Black Robes"[6] | RMI | St. Ex | |||
| ｢番いの鶴｣ | "The Twin Cranes" | RMI | St. Ex | |||
References[]
- ↑ A reference to Yōmeimon, a famous gate at Nikkō Tōshō-gū. Its nickname "higurashi-no-mon" means "gate of a day's rest"; e.g. a gate that one could spend an entire day admiring.
- ↑ Likely a reference to the decorative carvings of dragons' heads at Nikkō Tōshō-gū.
- ↑ A reference to the pillars of Yōmeimon, a famous gate at Nikkō Tōshō-gū. The pillars are carved with a spiral pattern called "guri design"; one of the pillars has the carvings upside-down.
- ↑ A reference to the famous nemuri-neko ("sleeping cat") carving at Nikkō Tōshō-gū.
- ↑ A reference to the three wise monkeys, specifically a carving of them at Nikkō Tōshō-gū.
- ↑ Refers to a Buddhist priest serving in a political position.