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{{Infobox Denjuu T1 | {{Infobox Denjuu T1 | ||
| name = Punica | | name = Punica | ||
| | | ja = プニカ | ||
| romaji = Punika | | romaji = Punika | ||
| bootlegname = Punika | | bootlegname = Punika | ||
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| stage = Natural | | stage = Natural | ||
| exp-item = Bucket | | exp-item = Bucket | ||
| dna-item = | | dna-item = None | ||
| ringtone = 09 | |||
| found-in = Power | | found-in = Power | ||
| found-in2 = Speed | | found-in2 = Speed | ||
| telefang2 = true}} | | telefang2 = true}} | ||
'''Punica''' is a {{mt|Grassland}}-type [[Denjuu]] that appears in both Telefang games. | '''Punica''' {{IPA|puni̥ka}} is a {{mt|Grassland}}-type [[Denjuu]] that appears in both Telefang games. | ||
==Name etymology== | ==Name etymology== | ||
Named after Punica, the plant genus that pomegranates belong to. | Named after ''{{w|Punica}}'', the plant genus that pomegranates belong to. | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
{{Description- | {{Description-T1 | ||
| t1 = おなかの マークで いまの キモチを あらわす | | t1 = おなかの マークで いまの キモチを あらわす | ||
| dj = Show present mood by signal. | | dj = Show present mood by signal. | ||
| en = The mark on its stomach | | en = The mark on its stomach reflects its mood.}} | ||
{{Phrase- | {{Phrase-T1 | ||
| ar-t1 = ついたプ二 | | ar-t1 = ついたプ二 | ||
| ar-dj = | | ar-dj = Arrived | ||
| ar-en = | | ar-en = I'm here, puni! | ||
| at-t1 = やるプニよー | | at-t1 = やるプニよー | ||
| at-dj = | | at-dj = OK! | ||
| at-en = Let's go, puni...!}} | | at-en = Let's go, puni...!}} | ||
{{Fave-T1 | |||
| t1 = ねーねー 『バケツ』はプニカって なぞのことばだよね | |||
| dj = Alas! 『Bucket』 is something like PUNIKA, the word same as riddle. | |||
| en = Hey... The word "Bucket" means something special to Punica, just so you know.}} | |||
==Area== | ==Area== | ||
===Wild=== | |||
*[[Tronco Village Spring]], Lvs. 6-8 | |||
===Recruit from T-Fangers=== | |||
*[[Northeast Cavern]], Lv. 8 | |||
*[[Northeast Cavern]], Lv. 9 | |||
==Moveset== | ==Moveset== | ||
{{Moveset | {{Moveset | ||
| lv1 = 0 | |lv1 = 0 | ||
| move1 = Rush | |move1 = Rush | ||
| lv2 = 0 | |move2 = Heal | ||
| | |lv2 = 0 | ||
| lv3 = 10 | |move3 = Stare | ||
|lv3 = 10 | |||
}} | |||
==Base Stats== | ==Base Stats== | ||
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| df = 5 | | df = 5 | ||
| datk = 7 | | datk = 7 | ||
| ddf = 5}} | | ddf = 5 | ||
| ghp = 1 | |||
| gsp = 1 | |||
| gatk = 1 | |||
| gdf = 2 | |||
| gdatk= 2 | |||
| gddf = 2 | |||
}} | |||
Punica is tied with [[Liriope]] for having the lowest max Attack in the game, at 57. | |||
==Exp. Items== | |||
{{Item|Phone}}, {{Item|Spanner}}, {{Item|Gear}}, {{Item|Phone Card}}, {{Item|Computer}}, {{Item|Laptop}}, {{Item|Gas Tank}}, {{Item|Bucket|favorite}}, {{Item|Mouse}}, {{Item|Game Machine}}, {{Item|Plush Toy}}, {{Item|BomBom}} | |||
==Evolution== | ==Evolution== | ||
{{evolution | {{evolution | ||
| in = T1 | | in = T1 | ||
| stage = Natural Denjuu | | stage = Natural Denjuu | ||
| no = 009 | | no = 009 | ||
| | | req2 = Lv. 15 | ||
| stage2 = Big Denjuu | | stage2 = Big Denjuu | ||
| no2 = 064 | | no2 = 064 | ||
| | | req3a = Lv. 45 | ||
| | | stage3a = Super Denjuu | ||
| | | no3a = 125 | ||
| | | req4 = Lv. 0 | ||
| | | req3b = {{Item|Prop Engine}} | ||
| | | stage3b = Techno Denjuu | ||
| | | no3b = 044 | ||
| | | req4a = {{Item|Pencil}} | ||
| | | stage4a = Super Machine Denjuu | ||
| | | no4a = 115}} | ||
==In the manga== | |||
[[File:Manga_Punica.png|200px|thumb|right|A Punica from [[Tronco Village]]]] | |||
A Punica was assigned by [[Musa]] to assist [[Shigeki]] in waking up [[Netaro]] in chapter 1 of the Telefang 1 manga. | |||
The same Punica appears again in chapters 9-10 where it attempts to face down [[Kai]] and [[Angios]] for their destruction of the village, but is stopped by Musa who leaves with Kai. [[Crypto]] interrogates Punica shortly after, to find out what happened to the village. | |||
Punica's last appearance is in chapter 14, where it comes along with the other Denjuu Shigeki has befriended throughout the course of the story, in order to help fight a horde of [[Kiyoruka]]. | |||
[[File:Manga_Vanda.png|200px|thumb|left|Two Vanda discuss a Plush Toy]] | |||
The ingame item {{Item|Plush Toy}} (which resembles a Punica) makes a cameo in chapter 2 of the Telefang 1 manga, being held by a [[Vanda]] who is also wearing a shirt with a Punica logo on it.<br clear="all" /> | |||
Latest revision as of 06:58, 25 May 2022
| ← | #007 Fungus | #008 Hiougi | Punica | #010 Gumi | #011 Suguri | → |
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 Punica プニカ / Punika | |||
| No. 009 | Bootleg: Punika | ||
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| Stage | Natural Denjuu | ||
| Type |  Grassland
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| Exp. Item |  Bucket
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| Ringtone | |||
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Punica is also found in Telefang 2
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Punica (IPA: /puni̥ka/) is a Grassland-type Denjuu that appears in both Telefang games.
Name etymology[edit]
Named after Punica, the plant genus that pomegranates belong to.
Description[edit]
| Field Guide Description | |
|---|---|
| Telefang 1 | おなかの マークで いまの キモチを あらわす |
| Diamond/Jade | Show present mood by signal. |
| English Translation | The mark on its stomach reflects its mood. |
| Arrived Phrase | ||
|---|---|---|
| Power/Speed | ついたプ二 | |
| Diamond/Jade | Arrived | |
| English Translation | I'm here, puni! | |
| Attack Phrase | ||
| Power/Speed | やるプニよー | |
| Diamond/Jade | OK! | |
| English Translation | Let's go, puni...! | |
| Favored Item Call | |
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| Power/Speed | ねーねー 『バケツ』はプニカって なぞのことばだよね |
| Diamond/Jade | Alas! 『Bucket』 is something like PUNIKA, the word same as riddle. |
| English Translation | Hey... The word "Bucket" means something special to Punica, just so you know. |
Area[edit]
Wild[edit]
- Tronco Village Spring, Lvs. 6-8
Recruit from T-Fangers[edit]
- Northeast Cavern, Lv. 8
- Northeast Cavern, Lv. 9
Moveset[edit]
Base Stats[edit]
| Stat | Base Stats | Growth per 2 levels | Max | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Denjuu | Most | Denjuu | Most | Denjuu | Most | ||||
| Hit Points | 33 | 46 | 1 | 4 | 82 | 241 | |||
| Speed | 16 | 20 | 1 | 2 | 65 | 117 | |||
| Attack | 8 | 22 | 1 | 3 | 57 | 169 | |||
| Defense | 5 | 20 | 2 | 3 | 103 | 165 | |||
| Denma Attack | 7 | 22 | 2 | 3 | 105 | 169 | |||
| Denma Defense | 5 | 20 | 2 | 3 | 103 | 167 | |||
| Total | 74 | 137 | 9 | 16 | 515 | 917 | |||
| See Telefang 1 Denjuu by: base stats | stat growth | max stats | |||||||||
Punica is tied with Liriope for having the lowest max Attack in the game, at 57.
Exp. Items[edit]
Phone, 
Spanner, 
Gear, 
Phone Card, 
Computer, 
Laptop, 
Gas Tank, Bucket, 
Mouse, 
Game Machine, 
Plush Toy, 
BomBom
Evolution[edit]
| Lv. 15 → |
Lv. 45 ↗ |
 Pencil→ |
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 Prop Engine↘ |
In the manga[edit]
A Punica was assigned by Musa to assist Shigeki in waking up Netaro in chapter 1 of the Telefang 1 manga.
The same Punica appears again in chapters 9-10 where it attempts to face down Kai and Angios for their destruction of the village, but is stopped by Musa who leaves with Kai. Crypto interrogates Punica shortly after, to find out what happened to the village.
Punica's last appearance is in chapter 14, where it comes along with the other Denjuu Shigeki has befriended throughout the course of the story, in order to help fight a horde of Kiyoruka.
The ingame item Plush Toy (which resembles a Punica) makes a cameo in chapter 2 of the Telefang 1 manga, being held by a Vanda who is also wearing a shirt with a Punica logo on it.