Dagon is an 
R rarity, 
Water element, Tricky type Kamihime.
Her max level is 50, and her release weapon is Cult Gun.
R rarity, 
Water element, 
Tricky type Kamihime.Her max level is 50, and her release weapon is Cult Gun.
| Dagon | |||
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| "A Kamihime born of fear during Ragnarok. She operates in secret from a fishing village." | |||
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| Element | Water
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| Max level | 50 | ||
| Obtained from | Any Gacha | ||
| Release weapon | Cult Gun | ||
| HP | Attack | Total Power | |
| 159 - 795 | 864 - 4320 | 1023 - 5115 | |
Burst
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Innsmouth Mere | |
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| Water DMG (2x Burst DMG) ★ (Limit Break ★★☆) Increases to 2,5x Burst DMG | |||
Ability
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Lost Sanity | |
| Enemy Mode Gauge↓ (-25%) ★ (Lvl 45) Powered up |
Cooldown: 8 turns | ||
Ability
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Tentacle Hold | Unlocks at Level 25 |
| Deals Water DMG to an enemy and removes 1 active orb from the enemy overdrive meter | Cooldown: 6 turns | ||
Legend[edit | edit source]
Originally a fertility god worshipped in ancient Mesopotamia, Dagon has since been widely appropriated in popular literature. Kamihime Dagon is based on the monstrous sea-god of the Cthulhu-mythos, initially described in H. P. Lovecraft's 1919 short-story "Dagon". The Kamihime's encounter story and burst-attack both reference Lovecraft's "The Shadow over Innsmouth" (1936), where Dagon is the patron deity of the town of Innsmouth, Massachusetts.
Notes[edit | edit source]
Cannot be used in the same party as the 
Dark version, (Princess of Blasphemy) Dagon
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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