Jiquid
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| Type(s) | Water |
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| Blurb | Female Jiquid are often seen guarding the gravestones of babies and children, caring for their spirits in death and acting as a mother figure for the lost souls. They are worshipped by the people, as they symbolise kindness, protection and motherly love. |
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| Sex(es) | Neuter |
| Evolution Stage | Stage2 |
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| Fusion Name Second Part | - |
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Jiquid |
Jiquid, the Vampire Stag/Vampire Doe tuxemon, is a Water-type monster.
Sexual dimorphism.
In the mating season, Male Jiquid becomes very hormonal and aggressive, and will fight other males to prove their strength to the females
Female Jiquids are very aggressive when caring for their young, they can only have 1-3 fawns per year, and since the species is endangered she must do everything she can to protect her descendants.
Alternative blurb: Male Jiquid will often prowl through gravesyards and around churches, protecting the dead and searching for victims to satisfy its thirst for blood. They are worshipped by the people, as they symbolise strength, resiliance and grace.
Trivia[edit source]
Name Origin: jiangshi + liquid
Design Origin[edit source]
Stags, does and the jiangshi. Alternative colourations are based on Dracula and blood.
In The Spyder in the Cathedral Campaign[edit source]
Evolution[edit source]
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| Bambula | Emperula | Jiquid |
Sprites[edit source]
Tuxemon Standard[edit source]
| 64px | Missing | Missing |
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| Face Sprites | Missing | Missing |
| Overland Sprites | Missing | Missing |
Other Standards[edit source]
| 48px | Missing | Missing |
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| 56px | Missing | Missing |
| 80px | Missing | Missing |
| Menu Sprites (32px) | Missing | Missing |
| Menu Sprites (24px) | Missing | Missing |
| Menu Sprites (16px) | Missing | Missing |
Contributors[edit source]
First Appeared: [1]
Variations[edit source]
Other art
In other languages[edit source]
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