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| Number | 255TWEWY & Solo Remix
256Final Remix |
|---|---|
| Brand | Unbranded |
| Name | Scarletite |
| Levels | 1 |
| Psych | --- |
| Spec | |
| Efficiency | |
| Damage @ATK=200 | |
| Secondary Damage Efficiency | |
| Secondary Damage @ATK=200 | |
| Class | |
| Limit | |
| Value | ¥0 |
| Boot | 0s |
| Reboot | 0s |
| Info 1 | A pin inlaid with a red gemstone. Certain shop quests let you trade this in for an item crucial to character growth. |
| Info 2 | Growth Bonus: Power: N, Uses: N, Boot: N
Growth Speed: Doesn't grow This pin will not evolve.
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| Tin Pin | Weight: 8
Spin: 0 KO Length: 5 Whammies:
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| How to get | Sold by: Dropped by: None Event reward: None Evolved from: None |
| Comments | The first time through the main story, the player will obtain one per day from a plot event, resulting with at least 21 by the end of the game.
Scarletite's Japanese name, Hihīrokane, which roughly translates to "brilliant scarlet flame metal", is a legendary Japanese metal recorded in the apocryphal Takenouchi Document. The metal is said to have been used in the times of Japan's legendary first emperor Jimmu and the Three Regalia of Japan are supposedly made from it. It described to shine brightly like flames, be lighter than gold, harder than diamond, and able to boil water without heat. Fellow Square Enix series Final Fantasy also translates Hihīrokane into Scarletite. Hihīrokane has also been translated as Orichalcum, a legendary metal that according to Plato was used in Atlantis: a video game example of this translation is the Pokémon ability from the Japanese Hihīro no Kodō to English Orichalcum Pulse. |
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