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| rdfs:comment | - Harihara represents the unity of the Hindu gods Vishnu (Hari) and Shiva (Hara). Also known as the Shankara-Nayarana, Harihara's right half represents Shiva and the attributes it is associated with: destructive, terrifying, and feminine, while the left half represent Vishnu as the pacifist, auspicious, and masculine. Because worshipers believe each deity is the Supreme Being, the unity of the two represents the sacred ultimate power of the universe, supreme over all other gods. The exact nature of this unity is still debated among the Hindu philosophical schools.
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| Drops | |
| Battle Start | |
| Weak | |
| Soldiers | |
| Hitpoints | |
| skill lv | - 【Autoskill】
- Skill nullification of enemy's attacking skill / 35%
- Skill nullification of enemy's attacking skill / 50%
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| friendship max | - You want love, courage,
- hope? I can create it all!
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| friendship event | - But you can save it by
- I've decided to destroy the
- promising to be mine!
- world and create it anew.
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| battle end | |
| Rarity | |
| login | - You should raze this town
- to the ground. I'll help!
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| meet | - I create AND destroy AND
- recreate! Next up is...
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| DEF | |
| Skill | - Recreation
- Maragidyne
Mabufudyne
Mazandyne
Maziodyne
Materadyne
Genocide
Bloodbath
Executioner
Bhairava
- Vanity
Hunger Wave
Vaikunta
Dekaja
Dekunda
Tarukaja
Makakaja
Rakukaja
Sukukaja
Debilitate
- Vanity
Hunger Wave
Dekaja
Dekunda
Blood Curse
Reincarnation
Element Core
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| Description | - This goddess of creation also destroys and recreates things she doesn't like.
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| friendship | - If I created you, then I
- could destroy you, too!
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| Void | |
| Absorb | |
| Reflect | |
| abstract | - Harihara represents the unity of the Hindu gods Vishnu (Hari) and Shiva (Hara). Also known as the Shankara-Nayarana, Harihara's right half represents Shiva and the attributes it is associated with: destructive, terrifying, and feminine, while the left half represent Vishnu as the pacifist, auspicious, and masculine. Because worshipers believe each deity is the Supreme Being, the unity of the two represents the sacred ultimate power of the universe, supreme over all other gods. The exact nature of this unity is still debated among the Hindu philosophical schools.
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