Thread: [Chat Chit] DMM FKG

Dang, that's being true to your waifu
I am more of a polygamist

Originally Posted by unknown67

Used today's 3k point deal to get the final dressbloom needed for Lily R. Behold, the cutest and most powerful knight in all of Spring Garden!
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Congratz! I admire your dedication for your waifu. I maxed Habranthus instantly when I got her, but I'm not willing to spend money on dressblooms for her.

Waifu power activate mofu! :3

As for the free pulls. They showed up for me once as I was clicking tabs to see whats new. And after that they disappeared so.... yeah. I wonder if this got fixed. If yeah, I still might be able to do the 5 free pulls today.

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Is there an official name for these missions?

There is still nothing about it on the wiki and I don't know how to name it when I speak of it.

I've seen them referred to as nushi stages.

I don't know the official name, but I call them Nushi missions, meaning something like "master" or "guardian".
"Nushi" is usually used to describe some, let's say, big and powerful animal being the boss of its habitat.

On a sidenote I rolled my second EX Bracelet.

Originally Posted by Volarmis

I don't know the official name, but I call them Nushi missions, meaning something like "master" or "guardian".
"Nushi" is usually used to describe some, let's say, big and powerful animal being the boss of its habitat.

Interesting. I've only heard it used for people in the sense of master of a household, especially as a sign of respect, and when there's "old-timey" talk involved.

Originally Posted by kuresuta

Interesting. I've only heard it used for people in the sense of master of a household, especially as a sign of respect, and when there's "old-timey" talk involved.

Oh yeah, that too, you're right.
Keep in mind my knowledge is for the most part anime-based.
I've heard multiple cases where this was used, for example, when fishermen try to catch the "boss of the lake" - the biggest fish in it.

Yeah, that makes sense. Not in the direct sense of the leader of a pack (in which case I think ボス would be more likely), but simply a boss-like animal -- big and majestic (like being the owner of the lake or the place where it lives or something).