Earthen Miraculous Sword/Spell Cards/Stage 1

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Midboss Spell Card

Spell Card 001

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Spell Card 001
番傘「傘対地砲撃」
Bangasa "Umbrella Air-to-Ground Bombardment"[a]
Owner
Jun Amanomiya
Stage 1 — Easy

Spell Card 002

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Spell Card 002
番傘「傘対地砲撃」
Bangasa "Umbrella Air-to-Ground Bombardment"[a]
Owner
Jun Amanomiya
Stage 1 — Normal

Spell Card 003

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Spell Card 003
傘爆「アマツバメクラスター」
Umbrella Bombing "Amatsubame Cluster"[b]
Owner
Jun Amanomiya
Stage 1 — Hard

Spell Card 004

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Spell Card 004
傘爆「アマツバメクラスター」
Umbrella Bombing "Amatsubame Cluster"[b]
Owner
Jun Amanomiya
Stage 1 — Unreal

Boss Spell Card #1

Spell Card 005

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Spell Card 005
星傘「サテライトパラソル」
Star Umbrella "Satellite Parasol"
Owner
Jun Amanomiya
Stage 1 — Easy

Spell Card 006

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Spell Card 006
星傘「サテライトパラソル」
Star Umbrella "Satellite Parasol"
Owner
Jun Amanomiya
Stage 1 — Normal

Spell Card 007

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Spell Card 007
「雨の宮、風の宮」
"Shrines of Rains, Shrines of Winds"[c]
Owner
Jun Amanomiya
Stage 1 — Hard

Spell Card 008

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Spell Card 008
「雨の宮、風の宮」
"Shrines of Rains, Shrines of Winds"[c]
Owner
Jun Amanomiya
Stage 1 — Unreal

Boss Spell Card #2

Spell Card 009

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Spell Card 009
水難「雨に沐い風櫛る」
Hardship in Water "Shower in the Rain, Comb Hair with the Wind"[d]
Owner
Jun Amanomiya
Stage 1 — Easy

Spell Card 010

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Spell Card 010
水難「雨に沐い風櫛る」
Hardship in Water "Shower in the Rain, Comb Hair with the Wind"[d]
Owner
Jun Amanomiya
Stage 1 — Normal

Spell Card 011

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Spell Card 011
雨難「櫛風沐雨」
Hardship in Rains "Striving through the Wind and Rain"[e]
Owner
Jun Amanomiya
Stage 1 — Hard

Spell Card 012

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Spell Card 012
嵐難「地ハ力也、水ヨリモ濃ク」
Hardship in Storms "Earth is Power, Thicker than Water"[f]
Owner
Jun Amanomiya
Stage 1 — Unreal

Notes

  1. 1.0 1.1 Bangasa is a type of Japanese umbrella made of coarse oil paper.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Amatsubame is a kind of bird, the Pacific Swift.
  3. 3.0 3.1 A Japanese phrase that can refer to:
    a) The literal rain and wind.
    b) To the many auxiliary shrines of the Ise Grand Shrine where gods of rain and wind are enshrined.
    c) The large amount of offertory money they earn, used as a metaphor for great expenditures.
    d) The people who cause such great expenditures.
  4. 4.0 4.1 A Japanese expression which means to strive to make the best of the situation even in hardships.
  5. Another form of the expression, meaning the same thing.
  6. Possibly a play on the phrase "blood is thicker than water", as "earth" and "blood" can both be pronounced chi in Japanese.
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