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| − | The '''Hitogata''' (ヒトガタ) is an item in [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]]. It is a piece of paper shaped like a person, and is acquired in the Phantom Marketplace [[Hou-ang]] by trading an [[Eyeball-Stone]] and a [[Koma]] | + | {{ItemInfobox |
| + | |name=Hitogata | ||
| + | |image=File:HitogataIcon.png | ||
| + | |type=Utility | ||
| + | |source=Trade | ||
| + | |ID=17 | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | The '''Hitogata''' ({{TongNouAlphabet/Hi}} {{TongNouAlphabet/To}} {{TongNouAlphabet/Ga}} {{TongNouAlphabet/Ta}}, ヒトガタ, Human Form) is an item in [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]]. It is a consumable item that is a piece of paper shaped like a person, and is used as a scapegoat by Rin. | ||
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| + | ==Obtaining== | ||
| + | The Hitogata can only be acquired in the Phantom Marketplace [[Hou-ang]], by trading an [[Eyeball-Stone]] and a [[Koma]] for it. | ||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
| − | The Hitogata can be used to avoid death, like the [[Amulet]]. | + | The Hitogata can be used to avoid death, like the [[Amulet]]. Much like the Amulet, it disappears after a single use, and can protect from any source of harm except for either the Poison or the [[Moon Water]] in [[Pu-ryao]]. |
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| + | In addition, it can also be used to bypass [[Ah]] & [[Ung]]'s riddle at the entrance of the Palace of Dreaming [[Ping-chao]], by using it as a scapegoat to pass through the duo. This consumes the Hitogata. | ||
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| + | ==Tong-Nou Book Entry== | ||
| + | ''Piece of paper shaped as a human. Becomes your scapegoat when in danger or substitute to do whatever you want it to.'' | ||
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| + | ==Trivia== | ||
| + | * The only things the Hitogata (and by extension, the Amulet) cannot protect from are the Poison and the [[Moon Water]], both in [[Pu-ryao]]. | ||
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| + | ==See Also== | ||
| + | * [[Amulet]] | ||
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| + | {{EasternMindItems}} | ||
Latest revision as of 05:12, 29 December 2023
| Hitogata | |
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| Item Type | Utility |
| Source | Trade |
| Item ID | 17 |
The Hitogata (
, ヒトガタ, Human Form) is an item in Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou. It is a consumable item that is a piece of paper shaped like a person, and is used as a scapegoat by Rin.
Obtaining
The Hitogata can only be acquired in the Phantom Marketplace Hou-ang, by trading an Eyeball-Stone and a Koma for it.
Usage
The Hitogata can be used to avoid death, like the Amulet. Much like the Amulet, it disappears after a single use, and can protect from any source of harm except for either the Poison or the Moon Water in Pu-ryao.
In addition, it can also be used to bypass Ah & Ung's riddle at the entrance of the Palace of Dreaming Ping-chao, by using it as a scapegoat to pass through the duo. This consumes the Hitogata.
Tong-Nou Book Entry
Piece of paper shaped as a human. Becomes your scapegoat when in danger or substitute to do whatever you want it to.
Trivia
- The only things the Hitogata (and by extension, the Amulet) cannot protect from are the Poison and the Moon Water, both in Pu-ryao.
See Also
| Eastern Mind Items | |
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| Inventory | Nameplates • Metal Magatama • Water Magatama • Wood Magatama • Fire Magatama • Earth Magatama • Tong-Nou Illustrated Book • Amulet • Hitogata • Peach • Eyeball-Stone • Ant • Wind Chime • Morning Glory • Koma • Compass • Eye-Glasses • Gold Ingot • Small Mallet • Panacea • Bottle Gourd • Sun Water • Sheep Intestine • Chopsticks • Golden Flower • Key of Gold • Little Box of Sound • Bell of Gold • Flute of Water • Koto of Wood • Drum of Fire • Wrench • Eyeball of Dreaming • Leaf Sack • Disc of Wood • Registration Card • Mirror • Katana Gem • Katana |
| Related | Furoshiki • Moon Water • Food of Desire • Rotating Boulder |