Bake-danuki (Japanese: 化け狸) are a type of tanuki found in Inazuma. They have a leaf on their head and a bag around their neck.
Their leader Ioroi can be found sealed inside a large statue within Chinju Forest.
Locations[]
See the Official Interactive Map for specific locations.
Gameplay Notes[]
- Completing Bake-danuki "pranks" 15 times awards the Wonders of the World achievement Yamada Go's Wooden Mallet.
- Bake-danuki may "prank" the player in two manners:
- Leading the players while "mocking" them by dancing and teleporting when the player approaches them
- In Co-Op Mode, all players can lead the bake-danuki to the spot where they will disguise themselves and destroy the object. However, the investigation prompt can only be triggered by the host.
- Transforming into into the following items, which will be highlighted by Elemental Sight:
- Electro Monument — Requires Electro to "activate"
- Brazier — Requires Pyro to "activate"
- Rock Pile — Can be destroyed to "activate"
- Vase — Can be hit to "activate"
- Wooden crate — Can be hit to "activate"
- Treasure Chest — Can be interacted to "activate"
- These chests can be opened by interacting with it while the bake-danuki is inactive, such as at night, or by being fast enough so the bake-danuki does not reveal itself.
- Thunderstone — Requires an Electrograna to "activate"
- Explosive barrel — Can be hit to "activate"
- Leading the players while "mocking" them by dancing and teleporting when the player approaches them
- The bake-danuki will disappear in a puff of smoke while leaving behind an investigation point once their "prank" is finished, with the rewards being as follows:
- If leading the player: Adventurer, Lucky Dog, Traveling Doctor
- If transformed: Cabbages, Apples, Carrots, Radishes
Descriptions[]
A carefree tanuki that comes and goes without leaving any trace, and that knows mystical arts passed down only amongst their kindred. It has the ability to transform into other objects, including humans.
Although they often tangle with a mysterious organization under the Shogunate, the tanuki are not a wicked lot and only tease humans for fun.
There is but one recorded exception: years ago, the bake-danuki who guarded Chinju Forest started a battle due to some conflict between their leader Ioroi and a kitsune. In the end, most of the bake-danuki were sealed within stone statues.
Although they often tangle with a mysterious organization under the Shogunate, the tanuki are not a wicked lot and only tease humans for fun.
There is but one recorded exception: years ago, the bake-danuki who guarded Chinju Forest started a battle due to some conflict between their leader Ioroi and a kitsune. In the end, most of the bake-danuki were sealed within stone statues.
Named Bake-Danukis[]
See also: Category:Bake-Danuki
- Atsuko (Impersonating the real Atsuko)
- Giichiro
- Gyoubu Koban
- Ioroi (Leader)
- Kichiboushi
- Mamesuke
- Shibasuke
- Shousei
- Tsukumo[1]
Trivia[]
- They are based on the real life Japanese folklore of Bake-danuki.
Gallery[]
Archive image
Kichiboushi, a rare brown-colored variant
Paimon's Paintings Set 12
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Bake-Danuki | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 妖狸 Yāolí | Demon Raccoon Dog |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 妖狸 Yāolí | |
| Japanese | 妖狸 Youri[!][!] | Demon Raccoon Dog |
| Korean | 너구리 요괴요괴 Neoguri Yogoe | Raccoon Monster |
| Spanish | Tanuki | Raccoon Dog |
| French | Bake-danuki | — |
| Russian | Бакэ- Bake-danuki | — |
| Thai | Bake-Danuki | — |
| Vietnamese | Bake-Danuki | — |
| German | Bakedanuki | Bake-Danuki |
| Indonesian | Bake-Danuki | — |
| Portuguese | Bake-Danuki | — |
| Turkish | Bake-Danuki | — |
| Italian | Bake-danuki | — |
Change History[]
Released in Version 2.0
References[]
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