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==Evolution== | ==Evolution== | ||
{{evolution | {{evolution | ||
| in = T2 | |in = T2 | ||
|stage = Basic | |||
| stage = Basic | |no = 116 | ||
| no = 116 | |req2a = {{nat|Lv. 32}} | ||
| | |stage2a = Natural | ||
| | |no2a = 117 | ||
| | |req2b = {{mod|Forest}} | ||
| | |stage2b = Forest | ||
| | |no2b = 118}} | ||
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Revision as of 13:34, 31 December 2011
| ← | #114 Purpurea | #115 Purpurea | Etupirka | #117 Etupirka | #118 Etupirka | → |
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 Etupirka {{{ja}}} / Etopirika | |||
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| Stage | Basic | ||
| Type |  Aquatic
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Etupirka is an Aquatic-type Denjuu.
Etymology of name
Etupirka is from the Ainu name for the Tufted puffin (Fratercula cirrhata). In the katakana alphabet used for the Ainu language, it would actually be rendered エト゚ピㇼカ, but the pronunciation エトピリカ is more common in everyday Japanese.
Description
| Power/Speed | おおきなおなかを つきだして たいあたりしてくるぞ |
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Telefang 2 sprites
| Front Idle | Front Active | Back Idle | Back Active |
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