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==How to Fuse==
{|style="border-collapse:collapse; text-align:center" border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1"
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Fusion Range'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Demon'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Level'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Cost'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Success Rate'''
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| 1-83||[[Onamuchi]]||42||882||37%
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| 84-117||[[Okuninushi]]||59||1740||5%
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|118-125||[[Take-Minakata]]||63||?||6%
|-
|Tri-Fusion||{{NewMoonContent}} [[Ichimokuren]]||65||?||?
|-
|Tri-Fusion||{{NewMoonContent}} [[Sukuna Hikona (New Moon)|Sukuna Hikona]]||65||?||?
|-
| 125+||[[Arahabaki]]||83||3444||2%
|}

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==[[File:Icon D3 07 003a.png]] Onamuchi==
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The earlier name of the Kunitsu Okuninushi. Considered to represent the earth, as opposed of Amaterasu, who represents the heavens.

Has several names, including Yachihoko, Utsushi-kunitama, and Ashihara-shikono-o. Was given the hand of Yakami-hime for helping the white hare of Inaba. Was killed several times by his eighty brothers, but was each time resuscitated by the gods of Takahamagara.

== [[File:Icon D3 07 006a.png]] Oyamatsumi==
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==[[File:Icon D3 07 004a.png]] Okuninushi==
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A god of the earth in Japanese mythology, and an important figure in the myths of Izumo.

He is exceedingly handsome and has power over agriculture and medicine.

He overcame a series of difficult tasks set for him by Susano'o to win the ha(n)d of Susano'o's daughter Suseri-hime in marriage. Later, he used a large sword borrowed from Susano'o to defeat his brothers, the "Eighty Gods," and built for himself a domain and a great palace in Izumo. From this myth, he was considered to be the ancestor of Izumo-no-Kenmei.

==[[File:Icon D3 07 002a.png]] Take-Minakata==
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=={{NewMoonContent}} [[File:Icon D RAI2 045.png]] Ichimokuren==
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=={{NewMoonContent}} [[File:Icon D3 07 005a.png]] Sukuna Hikona==
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==[[File:Icon D3 07 001a.png]] Arahabaki==
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An ancient Japanese aboriginal god since the Kohun period. The Momunofu were his servants and before his religion was submerged by the Shinto pantheon, Arahabaki was worshiped in Japan's North-Eastern regions. He was also worshiped by Nagasunehiko, an enemy of Emperor Jimmu, and so by the Emperor's orders Arahabaki became a symbol of treachery, rebellion, and heresy and his worship was forbidden for a long period afterwards. Nowadays, Arahabaki's clay figurine is especially common in inns throughout Japan. 

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