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The Evil Eye was a weapon created by modifying a normal [[Rune Cannon]]. Normally in a Rune Cannon, the eye component was closed. In the case of the Evil Eye, this eye part was always open, giving it the ability to transform anyone hit by it into [[Fishmen]]. According to the sorcerer [[Simeon]], the light the Evil Eye shoots out is that of a different world, effectively creating a pocket dimension. In that dimension, [[human]]s are unable to maintain their form and are transformed into Fishmen. | The Evil Eye was a weapon created by modifying a normal [[Rune Cannon]]. Normally in a Rune Cannon, the eye component was closed. In the case of the Evil Eye, this eye part was always open, giving it the ability to transform anyone hit by it into [[Fishmen]]. According to the sorcerer [[Simeon]], the light the Evil Eye shoots out is that of a different world, effectively creating a pocket dimension. In that dimension, [[human]]s are unable to maintain their form and are transformed into Fishmen. | ||
These Evil Eyes were normally used as destructive weapons, much like regular Rune Cannons. However, [[Kyril]] would encounter a larger Evil Eye in the [[Secret Patriarchal Facility]] that seemed to move and attack with a consciousness all its own. This Evil Eye had the ability to drain a | These Evil Eyes were normally used as destructive weapons, much like regular Rune Cannons. However, [[Kyril]] would encounter a larger Evil Eye in the [[Secret Patriarchal Facility]] that seemed to move and attack with a consciousness all its own. This Evil Eye had the ability to drain a person's strength and was connected to the Patriarchal Facility's floor in such a way that it could change the elemental properties of the floor. In the end, however, this Evil Eye would be destroyed by Kyril, removing its dangerous influence from the world. | ||
==Gameplay== | |||
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The Evil Eye is fought as the final boss of [[Suikoden Tactics]]. It is fought alone, as [[Kyril]], in a one-on-one fight "inside the dome", a link between dimensions created by the being upon [[Iskas]]'s defeat. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 526 | # [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 526 | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:53, 17 January 2023
The Evil Eye (邪眼, Yokoshimame) was a type of adapted Rune Cannon used by Iskas in Suikoden Tactics.
Information
The Evil Eye was a weapon created by modifying a normal Rune Cannon. Normally in a Rune Cannon, the eye component was closed. In the case of the Evil Eye, this eye part was always open, giving it the ability to transform anyone hit by it into Fishmen. According to the sorcerer Simeon, the light the Evil Eye shoots out is that of a different world, effectively creating a pocket dimension. In that dimension, humans are unable to maintain their form and are transformed into Fishmen.
These Evil Eyes were normally used as destructive weapons, much like regular Rune Cannons. However, Kyril would encounter a larger Evil Eye in the Secret Patriarchal Facility that seemed to move and attack with a consciousness all its own. This Evil Eye had the ability to drain a person's strength and was connected to the Patriarchal Facility's floor in such a way that it could change the elemental properties of the floor. In the end, however, this Evil Eye would be destroyed by Kyril, removing its dangerous influence from the world.
Gameplay
- Main article: Evil Eye (enemy)
The Evil Eye is fought as the final boss of Suikoden Tactics. It is fought alone, as Kyril, in a one-on-one fight "inside the dome", a link between dimensions created by the being upon Iskas's defeat.
References
- Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 526