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Moshiri Ceremonial Site (Japanese: モシリ祭場 Moshiri Saijou) is a subarea located in Tsurumi Island, Inazuma.

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  • The name may be derived from the Ainu モシㇼ mosir, meaning "world" or "land".
    • The word mosir is used in terms such as ainu-mosir (Ainu: アイヌモシㇼ "the quiet earth where humans dwell") and kamuy-mosir (Ainu: カムィモシㇼ "the land where the gods reside").
  • The Pyro Abyss Mages will change positions every day through a series of three days:
    • On the first day, a single mage will appear furthest from the Teleport Waypoint.
    • On the second day, two mages will appear closer to the waypoint.
    • On the third day, three mages will appear instead.

Other Languages[]

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishMoshiri Ceremonial Site
Chinese
(Simplified)
茂知祭场
Màozhī Jìchǎng
Moshiri Sacrificial Site[• 1]
Chinese
(Traditional)
茂知祭場
Màozhī Jìcháng
Japaneseモシリさいじょう
Moshiri Saijou[1]
Moshiri Sacrificial Site[• 2]
Korean모로시 제장제장
Morosi Jejang
Moroshi Sacrificial Site[• 3]
SpanishLugar Ceremonial MoshiriMoshiri Ceremonial Site
FrenchSite cérémoniel de MoshiriMoshiri Ceremonial Site
RussianАлтарь Мосири
Altar' Mosiri
Moshiri Altar
ThaiMoshiri Ceremonial Site
VietnameseTế ĐànTế Đàn MoshiriMoshiri Altar
GermanMoshiri-FeststätteMoshiri Ceremonial Site
IndonesianMoshiri Ceremonial Site
PortugueseLocal Cerimonial MoshiriMoshiri Ceremonial Site
TurkishMoshiri Tören AlanıMoshiri Ceremony Ground
ItalianSito cerimoniale di MoshiriMoshiri Ceremonial Site
  1. Chinese: 茂知 Màozhī is based on possible kanji for the Japanese モシリ Moshiri.
  2. Japanese: "Moshiri" may derive from Ainu モシㇼ mosir, "land."
  3. Korean: It is uncertain where 모로시 Morosi derives from.

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References[]

  1. Map, Label: Moshiri Ceremonial Site (Japanese)

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