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{{nihongo|''' | {{nihongo|'''Sequoia'''|ひいらぎ| Hiiragi |lit. "[[wikipedia:Osmanthus heterophyllus|Holly Olive]]"}} is one of [[Lexaeus]]'s weapons in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]''. It can be upgraded to '''Sequoia+'''. | ||
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|name=Sequoia | |||
|katakana=ひいらぎ | |||
|japname="Holly Olive" | |||
|image= | |||
|size= * | |||
|desc=A weapon that lets you string together<br>faster, incredibly long ground combos. | |||
|str=+10 | |||
|strunit=+1 | |||
|mag=+0 | |||
|magunit=+1 | |||
|def=+0 | |||
|defunit=+1 | |||
|rate=+12 | |||
|rateunit=+2 | |||
|bonus=+6 | |||
|bonusunit=+1 | |||
|ability1=[[Combo Boost]] | |||
|ability2=[[Chain Power]] | |||
|ability3=[[Combo-Block]] | |||
|get=Attach [[Prestige Gear|Prestige Gear ④]] | |||
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{{InfoWeapon358 | |||
|name=Sequoia+ | |||
|katakana=ひいらぎ+ | |||
|japname="Holly Olive+" | |||
|image= | |||
|size= * | |||
|desc=An upgraded Sequoia.<br>Lets you string together faster,<br>incredibly long ground combos. | |||
|str=+15 | |||
|strunit=+1 | |||
|mag=+0 | |||
|magunit=+1 | |||
|def=+0 | |||
|defunit=+1 | |||
|rate=+9 | |||
|rateunit=+2 | |||
|bonus=+7 | |||
|bonusunit=+1 | |||
|ability1=[[Chain Power]] | |||
|ability2=[[Chain Time]] | |||
|ability3=[[Combo-Block]] | |||
|get=Attach [[Prestige Gear|Prestige Gear+ ④]] | |||
|char=Lexaeus | |||
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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
Holly Osmanthus is mentioned twice in the Kojiki, the oldest surviving historical record of Japan. The first mention, under the name hihiragi, is in connection with the name of a kami, Hihiragi-no-sono-hana-madzumi-no-kami (translated by Chamberlain as "Deity Waiting-to-see-the-Flowers-of-the-Holly"), with the word madzumi (rarely seen) being used to describe the plant's characteristic of its flowers rarely blossoming, as interpreted by the scholar Tominobu. Its second mention occurs during a passage referring to how a holly wood spear, made of material from the tree and spanning "eight fathoms long", was presented to the Prince Yamato-take by the Emperor prior to him being sent to subdue the East. | Holly Osmanthus is mentioned twice in the Kojiki, the oldest surviving historical record of Japan. The first mention, under the name hihiragi, is in connection with the name of a kami, Hihiragi-no-sono-hana-madzumi-no-kami (translated by Chamberlain as "Deity Waiting-to-see-the-Flowers-of-the-Holly"), with the word madzumi (rarely seen) being used to describe the plant's characteristic of its flowers rarely blossoming, as interpreted by the scholar Tominobu. Its second mention occurs during a passage referring to how a holly wood spear, made of material from the tree and spanning "eight fathoms long", was presented to the Prince Yamato-take by the Emperor prior to him being sent to subdue the East. | ||
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[[Category:Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days weapons]] | [[Category:Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days weapons]] | ||
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Sequoia (ひいらぎ Hiiragi , lit. "Holly Olive") is one of Lexaeus's weapons in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days. It can be upgraded to Sequoia+.
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Etymology
Holly Osmanthus is mentioned twice in the Kojiki, the oldest surviving historical record of Japan. The first mention, under the name hihiragi, is in connection with the name of a kami, Hihiragi-no-sono-hana-madzumi-no-kami (translated by Chamberlain as "Deity Waiting-to-see-the-Flowers-of-the-Holly"), with the word madzumi (rarely seen) being used to describe the plant's characteristic of its flowers rarely blossoming, as interpreted by the scholar Tominobu. Its second mention occurs during a passage referring to how a holly wood spear, made of material from the tree and spanning "eight fathoms long", was presented to the Prince Yamato-take by the Emperor prior to him being sent to subdue the East. Template:LexaeusWeapons
