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| − | {{Project improve ad}}{{bad cleanup}}'''Ryō''' {{nihongo|両|</i>「りょう」<i>}} in the original Japanese version of games in the ''Ōkami'' series, or '''Yen''' {{nihongo|円|en}} in the internationalized translation is the currency used in [[Nippon]]. It is used for buying goods, paying for new [[Dojo]] [[Dojo Techniques|techniques]], or donating to special [[Divine spring|springs]] to learn a {{scbt}}. It is earned by defeating [[demons]], smashing pots and other objects, digging, selling items, or through other means. |
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| + | '''Yen''' {{nihongo|円|en|circle; Yen}} is the standardized unit of money used throughout [[Nippon]]. In the Japanese version of the game, this is called ''ryō''{{nihongo|両|ryō|obsolete unit of Japanese money}}, a unit of money that came to Japan during the [[wikipedia:Kamakura Era|Kamakura Era]]. This is why there are disceprancies between the real world currency of modern yen and what appears in the games. |
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| ⚫ | Typically, Yen can be acquired via defeating enemies in [[Demon scroll]]s. However, some alternative means for obtaining money in the games include selling items, breaking pots and other valuables, or digging. The maximum amount of Yen that can be carried at one time differs by game. In ''[[Ōkami]]'', a fully upgraded purse can hold up to ¥99,999,999, while in ''[[Ōkamiden]]'', the purse can hold up to ¥9,999,999. In both games, however, money will transfer over to a [[New Game+]] |
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| + | The primary use for Yen in the games is typically the purchase of [[Items]] and [[Divine Instrument]]s that [[Amaterasu]] or [[Chibiterasu]] need throughout their journeys. When the either wolf arrives at a [[Dōjō]], they can also use the same funds to purchase a slot in [[Onigiri-Sensei|Onigiri-Sensei's]] classes to learn new [[Dōjō techniques]]. However, the lesser known purpose of money takes place at [[Divine spring]]s, where the divine wolves have the chance to make offerings to their respective [[Celestial Brush gods]] in order to be granted the ability to use [[secret Celestial Brush techniques|secret Celestial Brush technique]]. |
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| − | *The Yen is based on the [[wikipedia:Japanese yen|Japanese currency]] in the real world, although their appearances in game are based on the [[wikipedia:Koban_(coin)|Koban]] (¥100 and ¥300) and the [[wikipedia:Japanese_mon_(currency)|Mon]] (¥1), which were used until the [[wikipedia:Meiji_Restoration|Meiji Era]] when they were replaced by the actual yen. |
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| − | *In both games, all Yen obtained is carried over to [[New Game+]]. |
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Latest revision as of 15:55, 8 February 2020
Yen in Ōkamiden
Yen (「円」?; en; circle; Yen) is the standardized unit of money used throughout Nippon. In the Japanese version of the game, this is called ryō(「両」?; ryō; obsolete unit of Japanese money), a unit of money that came to Japan during the Kamakura Era. This is why there are disceprancies between the real world currency of modern yen and what appears in the games.
Acquisition and use[]
Typically, Yen can be acquired via defeating enemies in Demon scrolls. However, some alternative means for obtaining money in the games include selling items, breaking pots and other valuables, or digging. The maximum amount of Yen that can be carried at one time differs by game. In Ōkami, a fully upgraded purse can hold up to ¥99,999,999, while in Ōkamiden, the purse can hold up to ¥9,999,999. In both games, however, money will transfer over to a New Game+
The primary use for Yen in the games is typically the purchase of Items and Divine Instruments that Amaterasu or Chibiterasu need throughout their journeys. When the either wolf arrives at a Dōjō, they can also use the same funds to purchase a slot in Onigiri-Sensei's classes to learn new Dōjō techniques. However, the lesser known purpose of money takes place at Divine springs, where the divine wolves have the chance to make offerings to their respective Celestial Brush gods in order to be granted the ability to use secret Celestial Brush technique.