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| + | |japan= オロファト |
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| + | |romaji= Orofato |
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| + | |origin= [[:Category:Micronesian Mythology|Micronesian Mythology]] |
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| + | |race= [[Boss Type|Boss]] |
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==History== |
==History== |
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| + | {{w|Olifat}}, also known as Orofat, was a {{w|trickster}} god in Micronesian mythology. He was the grandson of the god {{w|Anulap}}, and the son of the god Lugeleng and the mortal Tarisso. |
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| + | Olifat, having godly parentage, decided to visit heaven on a column of smoke to claim kinship with his celestial relatives. However, heaven's inhabitants were not happy to see Olifat and a grand war broke out. Olifat died, and it would have been the end for him if it wasn't for his father reviving him - along with that, he forced the other deities to make room for his son, and Olifat became the fire deity as a result of this reconciliation in some stories. |
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| + | Olifat's status as a trickster led to a large amount of adventures, misunderstandings and confusion. He interpreted the commands of his father to men, but couldn't resist adding his own little alterations, a majority of which had unforeseen consequences - one example being that Olifat unintentionally gave the shark its sharp teeth. Even though Olifat's gift to humans was fire, Lugeleng gave them the knowledge of tattooing, hairdressing and tillage. The {{w|Caroline Islands|Caroline Islanders}} say that, together, this bond of father and son established human society. |
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==Appearances== |
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+ | *''[[Devil Children Fire/Ice Book]]'' |
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==Profile== |
==Profile== |
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| + | ===''Devil Children Fire/Ice Book''=== |
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| + | Olofat is the second boss faced in the bonus dungeon Highest Peak. He joins the [[party]] upon defeat. |
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==Stats== |
==Stats== |
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| + | ===''Devil Children Fire/Ice Book''=== |
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| + | {{stats|childfire |
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| + | |Image=[[File:Olofat Sprite.GIF]] |
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| + | |class=Common |
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| + | |align=Fire |
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| + | |type=Boss |
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| + | |exp=1248 |
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| + | |lvl=54 |
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| + | |hp=588 |
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| + | |mp=284 |
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| + | |atk=53 |
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| + | |def=55 |
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| + | |mgc=52 |
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| + | |res=54 |
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| + | |spd=59 |
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| + | |lck=48 |
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| + | Triple Vice |
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| + | Samarecarm |
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| + | Death Breath |
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| + | Countdown |
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| + | Jibaku |
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| + | Evil Eyes |
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| + | }} |
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[[Category:Devil Children Fire Book Demons]] |
[[Category:Devil Children Fire Book Demons]] |
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[[Category:Devil Children Ice Book Demons]] |
[[Category:Devil Children Ice Book Demons]] |
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| + | [[Category:Micronesian Mythology]] |
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Latest revision as of 22:37, 12 September 2021
Olofat is a demon in the series.
History[]
Olifat, also known as Orofat, was a trickster god in Micronesian mythology. He was the grandson of the god Anulap, and the son of the god Lugeleng and the mortal Tarisso.
Olifat, having godly parentage, decided to visit heaven on a column of smoke to claim kinship with his celestial relatives. However, heaven's inhabitants were not happy to see Olifat and a grand war broke out. Olifat died, and it would have been the end for him if it wasn't for his father reviving him - along with that, he forced the other deities to make room for his son, and Olifat became the fire deity as a result of this reconciliation in some stories.
Olifat's status as a trickster led to a large amount of adventures, misunderstandings and confusion. He interpreted the commands of his father to men, but couldn't resist adding his own little alterations, a majority of which had unforeseen consequences - one example being that Olifat unintentionally gave the shark its sharp teeth. Even though Olifat's gift to humans was fire, Lugeleng gave them the knowledge of tattooing, hairdressing and tillage. The Caroline Islanders say that, together, this bond of father and son established human society.
Appearances[]
Profile[]
Devil Children Fire/Ice Book[]
Olofat is the second boss faced in the bonus dungeon Highest Peak. He joins the party upon defeat.
Stats[]
Devil Children Fire/Ice Book[]
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