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'''Takumi's Shinai''' (タクミの竹刀 ''Takumi no shinai'', lit. '''Takumi's Bamboo Sword''') is a [[Sword|Katana]] that is introduced in ''[[Fire Emblem Fates]]''. Eponymously named after [[Takumi]], Takumi's Shinai pays homage to his little-known skill with the blade. Like its Japanese name suggests, Takumi's Shinai is fashioned entirely out of bamboo and is better suited for practice purposes, a fact that is translated through its low [[Might]]. This fact is further reinforced through it being imbued with a property that functions similarly to the [[Mercy]] skill from ''[[Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn|Radiant Dawn]]'', where it is unable to deliver finishing blows to foes possessing more than 1 [[HP]]. |
'''Takumi's Shinai''' (タクミの竹刀 ''Takumi no shinai'', lit. '''Takumi's Bamboo Sword''') is a [[Sword|Katana]] that is introduced in ''[[Fire Emblem Fates]]''. Eponymously named after [[Takumi]], Takumi's Shinai pays homage to his little-known skill with the blade. Like its Japanese name suggests, Takumi's Shinai is fashioned entirely out of bamboo and is better suited for practice purposes, a fact that is translated through its low [[Might]]. This fact is further reinforced through it being imbued with a property that functions similarly to the [[Mercy]] skill from ''[[Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn|Radiant Dawn]]'', where it is unable to deliver finishing blows to foes possessing more than 1 [[HP]]. |
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| + | Takumi's Shinai shares its inability to kill enemies having more than 1 HP with [[Niles' Bow]]. |
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| ⚫ | Takumi's Shinai is a reference to the fact that Takumi proficient with swords, as well as bows. While there is no proof he wielded a real blade in actual combat, his supports name at least two times when Takumi used swords in practice, most likely with Shinai. The first was against Hana in a practice match; in this match, Takumi lightened his guard because he was fighting in front of Sakura, which promptly led to him being beaten and humiliated in front of his sister by a zealous Hana, causing a fracture between the two. The second reference is his practice matches against Ryoma. |
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==Weapon Stats== |
==Weapon Stats== |
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|[[Defense|Def]]/[[Resistance|Res]] -3.<br>Cannot kill foes with >1 [[HP]]. |
|[[Defense|Def]]/[[Resistance|Res]] -3.<br>Cannot kill foes with >1 [[HP]]. |
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| + | Takumi's Shinai can be found on event tiles in ''Birthright'' and ''Revelations''. One Takumi's Shinai is granted upon reaching 650 visit points through [[My Castle]] battles. |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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** Unlike Ryoma and said Club, however, Takumi also requires the use of supports and Partner/Friendship Seals, as Takumi's second class is [[Spear Fighter]]. |
** Unlike Ryoma and said Club, however, Takumi also requires the use of supports and Partner/Friendship Seals, as Takumi's second class is [[Spear Fighter]]. |
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* Takumi's Shinai and Ryoma's Club are the only weapons in the game named after playable characters that cannot naturally be wielded by their owners. |
* Takumi's Shinai and Ryoma's Club are the only weapons in the game named after playable characters that cannot naturally be wielded by their owners. |
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| ⚫ | *Takumi's Shinai is a reference to the fact that Takumi proficient with swords, as well as bows. While there is no proof he wielded a real blade in actual combat, his supports name at least two times when Takumi used swords in practice, most likely with Shinai. The first was against Hana in a practice match; in this match, Takumi lightened his guard because he was fighting in front of Sakura, which promptly led to him being beaten and humiliated in front of his sister by a zealous Hana, causing a fracture between the two. The second reference is his practice matches against Ryoma. |
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Takumi's Shinai (タクミの竹刀 Takumi no shinai, lit. Takumi's Bamboo Sword) is a Katana that is introduced in Fire Emblem Fates. Eponymously named after Takumi, Takumi's Shinai pays homage to his little-known skill with the blade. Like its Japanese name suggests, Takumi's Shinai is fashioned entirely out of bamboo and is better suited for practice purposes, a fact that is translated through its low Might. This fact is further reinforced through it being imbued with a property that functions similarly to the Mercy skill from Radiant Dawn, where it is unable to deliver finishing blows to foes possessing more than 1 HP.
Takumi's Shinai shares its inability to kill enemies having more than 1 HP with Niles' Bow.
Weapon Stats
Fire Emblem Fates
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| Rank | Uses | Mt | Hit | Crt | Avo | Rng | WEx | Worth |
| C | ∞ | 2 | 85% | 0% | -10% | 1 | ? | 0 |
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Availability
Takumi's Shinai can be found on event tiles in Birthright and Revelations. One Takumi's Shinai is granted upon reaching 650 visit points through My Castle battles.
Trivia
- Similarly to Ryoma's Club, Takumi cannot naturally wield his own Shinai, requiring the use of seals and class changes to obtain the ability to use sword.
- Unlike Ryoma and said Club, however, Takumi also requires the use of supports and Partner/Friendship Seals, as Takumi's second class is Spear Fighter.
- Takumi's Shinai and Ryoma's Club are the only weapons in the game named after playable characters that cannot naturally be wielded by their owners.
- Takumi's Shinai is a reference to the fact that Takumi proficient with swords, as well as bows. While there is no proof he wielded a real blade in actual combat, his supports name at least two times when Takumi used swords in practice, most likely with Shinai. The first was against Hana in a practice match; in this match, Takumi lightened his guard because he was fighting in front of Sakura, which promptly led to him being beaten and humiliated in front of his sister by a zealous Hana, causing a fracture between the two. The second reference is his practice matches against Ryoma.