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Used in the [[Denjuu | Used in the [[Denjuu World]], Chiru is part of both [[Telefang 1]] and [[Telefang 2|2]]. Its name literally means "to scatter". | ||
It is referred to as "ball" in [[Pokémon Diamond and Jade]]. | It is referred to as "ball" in [[Pokémon Diamond and Jade]]. | ||
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==[[Yen]]== | |||
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Yen is the currecny used in [[Bugsite]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 09:23, 17 August 2013
Money is an important part of many role-playing games, and is no exception for the Smilesoft games. As such, there are various currencies in each game series.
Chiru[edit]
- Main article: Chiru
Used in the Denjuu World, Chiru is part of both Telefang 1 and 2. Its name literally means "to scatter".
It is referred to as "ball" in Pokémon Diamond and Jade.
This article is incomplete. You can help Wikifang by expanding it.
Yen[edit]
- Main article: Yen
Yen is the currecny used in Bugsite.