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  • Budai
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  • Budai is a figure of Chinese folklore whose name means 'cloth sack' from the bag he is typically depicted carrying. He is thought to be an aspect of Maitreya Buddha and his constant smiling has also earned him the nickname 'smiling Buddha'.
  • Budai (Chinese: 布袋; Pinyin: bùdài), pronounced Hotei in Japanese, is a Chinese folkloric deity. His name means "Cloth Sack," and comes from the bag that he carries. He is almost always shown smiling or laughing, hence his nickname in Chinese, the Laughing Buddha (Chinese:笑佛). In English speaking countries, he is popularly known also as the Fat Buddha.
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el
  • -
Bonus
  • Dx +1
  • TEC +1
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MATK
  • 32
  • 46
DEX
  • 12
  • 17
HV
  • -
Arcana
  • Wand
  • Rod
str
  • 9
  • 13
ATK
  • 38
  • 55
LCK
  • 8
  • 13
MDEF
  • 35
  • 49
Agl
  • 10
  • 15
LV
  • 10
  • 16
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ER
  • -
Th
  • -
WI
  • -
RN
  • -
AL
  • -
Type
  • Fire
  • Mutation
Traits
  • Wise
Profile
  • One of the Seven Lucky Gods. He teaches patience and peace.
  • One of 7 gods of luck. Teached patience and peace.
DEF
  • 40
  • 61
Skill
  • 1
Return
  • All Card
SW
  • -
Description
  • Potential Mutation result of Pixie, Harpy, Phaleg, and Airgetlam
SP
  • 11
  • 15
IC
  • -
SK
  • -
Quote
  • Hohoho... I am Budai! One's energy in this life is meant to be spent, not hoarded!
  • Hotei, at your service.
  • It seems you're me, so I'll take care of you!
  • Life is like a burning torch. I am here to prevent that flame from going out.
Vit
  • 10
  • 15
Unknown Power
  • Recovery-Type
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  • Budai is a figure of Chinese folklore whose name means 'cloth sack' from the bag he is typically depicted carrying. He is thought to be an aspect of Maitreya Buddha and his constant smiling has also earned him the nickname 'smiling Buddha'.
  • Budai (Chinese: 布袋; Pinyin: bùdài), pronounced Hotei in Japanese, is a Chinese folkloric deity. His name means "Cloth Sack," and comes from the bag that he carries. He is almost always shown smiling or laughing, hence his nickname in Chinese, the Laughing Buddha (Chinese:笑佛). In English speaking countries, he is popularly known also as the Fat Buddha.