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Property	Value
rdfs:label	Gyu-Ki
rdfs:comment	Also known as Ushioni, Gyu-Ki (牛鬼) is a monster with the head of a bull and the body of a spider. It is vicious, brutal, and extremely belligerent, and is said to attack and devour humans who walk along beaches. Its superhuman strength and relentless nature mean that once it sets its sights on you, there is no escape. Today, there is a festival in Uwajima, Ehime, Japan featuring a parade dedicated to Gyuki, and many shrines throughout Japan also pay tribute to Gyu-ki.
Level	4 16 25 27 29
CP	19 36 48
Alignment	Dark-Law
dcterms:subject	Shin Megami Tensei IMAGINE Demons Shin Megami Tensei: 20XX Demons Neutral Demons in Shin Megami Tensei IMAGINE Japanese Mythology
Weak	Earth Earth, Poison
Hitpoints	200 222
Hit	51 52
Boss	-
DEX	13
Agi	15
Equip	Weapon, Accessory
str	13 16 37
ATK	84 86
LCK	2
STM	11 33
Agl	6 7
MGC	6 7 14
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En	9
MP	12 33 38 118
Align	Dark-Neutral
ManaPoints	120
Drop	Curse Needle
Lu	8
Card	Battle
ST	8
Moon	C
ATT	13
DEF	11 76 80
Skill	Heel Drop Berserk Tackle Needle Rush Hell Thrust Mad Rush Power Charge Counter Makakaja Tackle Berserk Kick Parala Power Charge Body Rush Mad Rush Double Attack Body Blow Aqua Cutter Triple Attack Panic Voice Zionga
Resist	-
SP	7
int	6 10
HP	37 305 311 443
Race	Demon Wilder Brute Jaki
in	6
Void	Death
NOA	1
AVD	49 51
CHM	8
DVNPRT	16
WLLPOW	19
ITIN	18
restype	normal
Absorb	-
Inherit	Bind
Mef	7
Mpw	7 8
Reflect	-
abstract	Also known as Ushioni, Gyu-Ki (牛鬼) is a monster with the head of a bull and the body of a spider. It is vicious, brutal, and extremely belligerent, and is said to attack and devour humans who walk along beaches. Its superhuman strength and relentless nature mean that once it sets its sights on you, there is no escape. Today, there is a festival in Uwajima, Ehime, Japan featuring a parade dedicated to Gyuki, and many shrines throughout Japan also pay tribute to Gyu-ki.