Fluttering Hasode (Character Card Skill)

This article is about the Character Card Skill for Genius Invokation TCG. For the Playable Character Talent, see Fluttering Hasode.

Fluttering Hasode

Skill Type

Elemental Skill

Character

Chiori

Dice Cost

3

Effect

Select 1 Summon from 3 Chiori's Automaton Dolls.

Grouchy, Knife-Wielding Tamoto
End Phase: Deal 1 Geo DMG.
While this card is on the field: Physical DMG dealt by your Chiori is converted to Geo DMG, and Geo DMG dealt by Normal Attacks +1.
Usage(s): 2

"Nothing to See Here" Tamoto
End Phase: Deal 1 Geo DMG.
When this card is on the field, after you use a Skill: Switch to your next character. (Once per Round)
Usage(s): 2

Effortlessly Outclassing Opponents Tamoto
End Phase: Deal 1 Geo DMG.
When this card is on the field, after any of your characters other than Chiori use a Skill: Deal 1 Geo DMG. (Once per Round)
Usage(s): 2

Fighting With Her Eyes Shut Tamoto
End Phase: Deal 1 Geo DMG.
When this card is on the field: Your Chiori and Chiori's Automaton Dolls deal +1 Geo DMG. (Twice per Round)
Usage(s): 2

Bombastic Side-Eye Tamoto
End Phase: Deal 1 Geo DMG.
When Chiori uses a Normal Attack: Spend 1 less Elemental Die. (Once per Round)
Usage(s): 2

Fluttering Hasode is a Elemental Skill for Chiori in Genius Invokation TCG.

Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Fluttering Hasode	—
Chinese (Simplified)	羽袖一触 Yǔxiù Yīchù	One Touch of a Hasode
Chinese (Traditional)	羽袖一觸 Yǔxiù Yīchù	One Touch of a Hasode
Japanese	羽袖一触 Hasode Isshoku	One Touch of Hasode^{[• 1]}
Korean	하소데의 손길 Hasode'ui Son'gil
Spanish	Caricia de mangas	Caress of Sleeves
French	Caresse de plume	Caress of Feather
Russian	Порхание хасодэ Porkhaniye khasode	Fluttering of Hasode
Thai	Fluttering Hasode	—
Vietnamese	Hasode Lả Lướt
German	Streichelnde Hasode	Caressing Hasode
Indonesian	Fluttering Hasode	—
Portuguese	Carícia da Pluma Penada
Turkish	Hasode Darbesi
Italian	Hasode svolazzante	Fluttering Hasode

↑ Japanese: Modified from Japanese idiom 鎧袖一触 Gaishuu Isshoku, lit. "One Touch of Armoured Gauntlet", meaning "to defeat an opponent in a single blow".

Change History

Released in Version 5.1

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[ja-1] Japanese: Modified from Japanese idiom 鎧袖一触 Gaishuu Isshoku, lit. "One Touch of Armoured Gauntlet", meaning "to defeat an opponent in a single blow".

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