Forbidden Art: Daisesshou is Yae Miko's Level 6 Constellation.
Gameplay Notes[]
- The defense ignored is multiplicative with other forms of defense reduction and decrease. See Defense.
Trivia[]
Etymology[]
- Daisesshou means "mass slaughter" or "massacre," where the term sesshou ("killing" or "slaughter") is often used in Buddhist contexts with the connotation of a cardinal sin.
- Jugon (Japanese: 呪禁 "Mantra Sorcery"), translated as "Forbidden Art" here, was an ancient Taoist magic in Japan. The jugon sorcerers had been officially employed as court wizards from 691. The magic, however, came to be regarded as a forbidden art due to its kodoku sorcery (poisonous curse) and was finally abolished in the 9th century.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Forbidden Art: Daisesshou | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 大杀生咒禁 Dà-shāshēng Zhòujìn | Jugon of Mass Slaughter[※][※] |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 大殺生咒禁 Dà-shāshēng Zhòujìn | |
| Japanese | 大殺生呪禁 Dai-sesshou Jugon[!][!] | Jugon of Mass Slaughter |
| Korean | 대살생의 저주 Daesalsaeng-ui Jeoju | Curse of the Great Killing |
| Spanish | Técnica prohibida: Masacre | Forbidden Art: Massacre |
| French | Art tabou : Daisesshou | Taboo Art: Daisesshou |
| Russian | Запрещённое искусство: Дайсэссё Zapreshchyonnoye iskusstvo: Daysessyo | Forbidden Art: Daisesshou |
| Thai | Forbidden Art: Daisesshou | — |
| Vietnamese | Cấm Thuật Daisesshou | Forbidden Art: Daisesshou |
| German | Daisesshou-Fluch | Daisesshou Curse |
| Indonesian | Forbidden Art: Daisesshou | — |
| Portuguese | Técnica Proibida: Massacre | Forbidden Art: Massacre |
| Turkish | Yasak Büyü: Katliam | Forbidden Spell: Slaughter |
| Italian | Arte proibita: Daisesshou | Forbidden Art: Daisesshou |
Change History[]
Released in Version 2.5
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