Fruitful Hook is a 4-Star claymore.
Ascensions and Stats[]
Ascension Phase |
Level | Base ATK |
2nd Stat (ATK) |
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0✦ | 1/20 | 44 | 6% |
20/20 | 119 | 10.6% | |
Ascension Cost (0 → 1) | |||
1✦ | 20/40 | 144 | 10.6% |
40/40 | 226 | 15.5% | |
Ascension Cost (1 → 2) | |||
2✦ | 40/50 | 252 | 15.5% |
50/50 | 293 | 17.9% | |
Ascension Cost (2 → 3) | |||
3✦ | 50/60 | 319 | 17.9% |
60/60 | 361 | 20.3% | |
Ascension Cost (3 → 4) | |||
4✦ | 60/70 | 387 | 20.3% |
70/70 | 429 | 22.7% | |
Ascension Cost (4 → 5) | |||
5✦ | 70/80 | 455 | 22.7% |
80/80 | 497 | 25.1% | |
Ascension Cost (5 → 6) | |||
6✦ | 80/90 | 523 | 25.1% |
90/90 | 565 | 27.6% |
Total Cost (0 → 6)
Description[]
The great mother tree rooted in the cracks and crevices that today grows beneath Coatepec Mountain once grew elsewhere,
According to what the storytellers say, it was in foothills that were higher even than the volcano, towering above even the clouds.
There was once a young courier who was royally peeved at a Saurian who lived on the mountain's other end, for the latter often mocked his movements as foolish,
And so he swore that he would go to the highest peak to harvest the Flamegranates growing on the mother tree,
To show off his great skill to the one most agile, even amongst all Yumkasaurs.
But there is no great deed in this world that can be done simply by thinking about it,
And though the hero named Burkina could scale the peaks with his bare hands, gripping the rock with naught but his fingertips,
He could not stop the winged Saurians circling the summit from harassing him, as though ridiculing him with their wings,
And less still could he do about the many wild beasts standing guard beneath the tree, craning upward as they waited for the fruit to mature.
As the season for the fruit to ripen approached, Burkina could not even get close to the tips of the fruit-laden branches,
But the young hero was in no rush, and simply turned and left after murmuring something under his breath.
He came to the tribe that lived with the winged Saurians, and took care of the Saurians' daily needs for them,
Observing them day after day, and in doing so, familiarizing himself with their limbs and movements.
He followed the people of the mountain below the volcano, using great boulders to hone his body and soul,
And sought guidance from the High Priests of the Night-Wind with their ponderous ceremonies, heightening his perception and consciousness.
When Tenoch, who was traveling there, saw his friend and his frazzled hair, he was almost afraid to ask,
But when Tenoch learned of his purpose, he could not hide his smile and asked to accompany Burkina.
The hero of the Scions of the Canopy rejected his friend's warm-hearted offer, for he knew that all this was training,
The rightful "cost" of such "results," while the kindness of his friend, perhaps,
Might not be entirely free, as he had a vague feeling that the day would come when such help must be repaid.
Seeing his friend's determination, Tenoch spoke no more of helping,
But said only that he could still do a small favor for the sake of this adventure...
On the day of ripening, the young courier took up the weapon he had made alongside his friend,
And his nimble figure cut across the cliff, quicker even than a sprint over the open plains.
He had long since seen through the ways the winged Saurians harassed him, and instead, it was they who lost their composure,
While he waved the hooked sword in his hand to dodge or block the attacks of the beasts meant to intercept him.
With the newly-matured Flamegranates of the mother tree before him, he needed only swing the hook in his hand to harvest them,
But just as the hero was on the cusp of success, his pride made him complacent, and a sudden gust staggered him,
It seemed he was about to fall from such a height, and he feared he would be smashed into a fleshy pulp along with the fruit in his arms...
But with his life hanging by the barest of threads, a green figure emerged from the deep shade of the trees,
And it shot out the pectin in its cheeks with its long tongue, bringing the hero back from death's precipice.
It was none other than the Yumkasaurus that had always tussled with Burkina, and which followed him from the shadows,
Finally showing itself when danger was truly at hand, rescuing him from the summons of the Lord of the Night.
Burkina offered the Flamegranates to the Saurian that saved him, earning its acknowledgment in return.
This, then, is the story of how the Turnfire hero and The Mountain King Kongamato became companions.
Later, the heroes of the Scions of the Canopy together transplanted the mother tree to the foot of the mountain,
In commemoration, from then on, the best Flamegranates were crowned also with the name "Mountain Kings."
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Availability[]
Event Wishes[]
Fruitful Hook has been promoted or featured with a drop-rate boost in 1 Event Wish:
Wish | Featured | Duration | Version |
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Epitome Invocation 2024-10-29 |
October 29, 2024 – November 19, 2024 | 5.1 |
Other Languages[]
Fruitful Hook
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
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English | Fruitful Hook | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 硕果钩 | |
Chinese (Traditional) | 碩果鉤 | |
Japanese | 実りの鉤鉈 | |
Korean | 수확의 갈고리 Suhwagui Galgori | |
Spanish | Gancho del Triunfo | Hook of Triumph |
French | Crochet fructueux | Fruitful Hook |
Russian | Плодотворный крюк Plodotvornyy kryuk | |
Thai | Fruitful Hook | — |
Vietnamese | Móc Trĩu Quả | |
German | Fruchtbarer Haken | Fruitful Hook |
Indonesian | Fruitful Hook | — |
Portuguese | Gancho Frutífero | |
Turkish | Meyve Kancası | |
Italian | Gancio fruttuoso |
The Weight of Falling Branches
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
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English | The Weight of Falling Branches | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 坠枝之重 | |
Chinese (Traditional) | 墜枝之重 | |
Japanese | 落枝の重さ | |
Korean | 추락하는 가지의 무게 Churakhaneun Gajiui Muge | |
Spanish | Peso de las ramas | Weight of the Branches |
French | Poids des branches tombantes | Weight of the Falling Branches |
Russian | Тяжесть падающих ветвей Tyazhest' padayushchikh vetvey | |
Thai | The Weight of Falling Branches | — |
Vietnamese | Trọng Lượng Của Cành Rơi | |
German | Das Gewicht der herabfallenden Äste | The Weight of Falling Branches |
Indonesian | The Weight of Falling Branches | — |
Portuguese | Peso dos Galhos Caídos | |
Turkish | Dökülen Dalların Ağırlığı | |
Italian | Peso dei rami cadenti |