Difference between revisions of "Twin Harisen Fans"
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''Ceremonial objects with roots in "owarai," an aspect of newman culture. Their attacks do little physical damage.'' | ''Ceremonial objects with roots in "owarai," an aspect of newman culture. Their attacks do little physical damage.'' | ||
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==Item details== | ==Item details== | ||
| − | * The ''attack'' button changes to '' | + | * The ''attack'' button changes to ''smack'' when this weapon is equipped. |
* Has a small chance of inflicting stun LV1. | * Has a small chance of inflicting stun LV1. | ||
Revision as of 18:28, 20 August 2007
[[Image:Twinharisen.png|thumb|Male CAST wielding the Twin Harisen Fans. Ceremonial objects with roots in "owarai," an aspect of newman culture. Their attacks do little physical damage.
Item details
- The attack button changes to smack when this weapon is equipped.
- Has a small chance of inflicting stun LV1.
Miscellaneous trivia
- Owarai is a Japanese term that refers to comedy shows, often slapstick, such as those seen on television.
