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Multi-family office Fleming Family & Partners (FF&P), which holds assets worth some £4bn, acquired wealth manager Gebhard, Corrodi & Partner (GCP), along with its SFr1bn (£733m) in managed assets.
The deal was carried out through FF&P Suisse. Both it and GCP are based in Zurich, with GCP's seven employees joining FF&P in the Swiss city. GCP directors Urs Grebhard and Christoph Corrodi will become members of the FF&P board.
Bär & Karrer acted for FF&P on the deal, with Andreas Bär as the lead corporate partner assisted by corporate associate Debora Gabriel and tax partner Daniel Bader. All were working out of the firm's Zurich office.
The Swiss firm, which has further offices in Geneva, Lugano and Zug, has acted for FP&P since it opened its Swiss securities subsidiary in 2001.
The relationship was bolstered in the past by Gianpaolo Arrigoni's presence in London, which came to an end when the firm closed its office in the capital several years ago.
GCP was advised by Pestalozzi, another Swiss independent. The partners in charge were Maja Bauer-Balmelli and Franz Schubiger.
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|Reviews for When the Triumvirate says 'jump', you say 'on who'
| Katescats chapter 10 . 7/16/2007
I just read your story it was 't wait for the next chapters.
| nihil chapter 10 . 8/15/2006
great fic! i read pretender ff couple of years ago, but this one is something new and fresh :) waiting for the next episode...
| GQlover2003 chapter 10 . 6/23/2006
I loved this chapter... :) I loved to see the struggle within Parker (april ;)) and Jarod :) Great dialouge and interplay between them... I love parker centric chapters ;)
| Karone Evertree chapter 10 . 6/21/2006
whew, they've got a messed up..w/e it is they have going on. all the mind games..i think i'd go crazy:P
great chapter!:)
| Sirus183 chapter 10 . 6/20/2006
great update Soon
| NikitaKaralis chapter 10 . 6/14/2006
Thanks for the update! I agree with your rant Miss Parker could definitely complete the task at hand, but at the same time I could also see her falling in love with that child if she completed the task. She would probably not think anything about it until she felt it kick or something (at least the Parker in the TV show). I think she can show her true colors that are like her mother if she CHOSE to. Keep up the great work I would like to see the act go through whether she gets pregnant or not. Maybe the act in itself will help her choose what she wants to do. Anyway you don't have to reply to my review, I'm pretty lazy too. This is actually really long sorry that you have to read it. JUST WANTED TO SAY THANKS FOR THE UPDATE AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
| Vandr chapter 10 . 6/11/2006
I had to go back and read the rest of you story again before I could remember what was going on with this story and I'm really loving it. I can really see Miss Parker getting this confused about her feelings in this type of situation. Very good chapter, hoping for some more JMP soon.
| HuntingPeace chapter 10 . 6/11/2006
I, of course, love it. I love the leap J took with MP and I love how she reacts with him. You MUST update very soon! It makes me sad to think about when J will find out about MP's true reasons.
| Mercy chapter 10 . 6/11/2006
Very interesting, well-written story. Well done! My only problem is the rating- due to the language it probably should be bumped up to T. Other than that, keep writing. Looking forward to more.
| Nikki chapter 10 . 6/11/2006
good story I like it very much.
I know MP is not very nice but I don't like zoe, she does not play in parker league.
I hope you'll update soon
tü nikki
| gorany chapter 10 . 6/11/2006
hey good chapter
I hope you'll update soon
| BallsBreaker chapter 10 . 6/11/2006
I wonder when we will get anywhere for real in this fic. I mean it's been going on for 11 months now and we are still practically nowhere.
While MP may want to please her 'Daddy' and beat brother-dear, I very much doubt she would sink to such lows as to get pregnant to please her father and then give her own baby to the Centre so they could experiment on it and torture it and do what they did to Timmy, Jarod and Kyle. She may look heartless, but she is not so twisted and sick to actually do that. And she would not want that kind of life for her child, for her own flesh and blood. There was always a clear line on the show that she would not cross under any circumstance and this is it.
Pleasing Daddy and wanting the game to end is completely different from creating a life and then giving it to the Centre to destroy it.
She isn't the kind of person to give her own child to those sick bastards, knowing what they will do to it.
The Centre being all she has left isn't a valid enough reason. She's always had Jarod, she just had to want him. She also has Sydney, Broots and her mother's memory to guide her and tell her what is right and what is wrong.
While you may believe that she is capable of doing it, I have to say I don't.
She may be hard, but she is not heartless, nor sick, nor twisted,... There is still enough of Catherine in her that would not let her do something like that (and would not even let her consider doing it), her father hadn't managed to destroy it all. And her Inner Sense, her mother's voice would definitely not let her do it or think about doing it.
Which is what we have seen a few times on the show, which makes it canon. She was disgusted by the Centre's manipulations, plans and their games-playing-god on the show and it's canon that she wouldn't help them or do something like that herself. Hell, she even planned on saving Jarod's clone on her own, when she found out about him. I think that says it all about the real MP.
She cares about children and would definitely not do something like that to her own.
This is the first fic where I hate MP and want her to lose and want Zoe to win.
Can't wait for Zoe to show up and show MP her place.
| Nathou chapter 9 . 3/31/2006
Your fanfic is really good, well written and funny. I can't wait to see what trouble will occur when Zoë will arrive. It's going to be bloody and messy: Miss Parker vs Zoë. LOL !
Miss Parker's mission is quite strange. I doubt that she would have accepted to fuck Jarod in order to be pregnant and then give the baby to the Center. She may want to please her father, but not to that extent. Anyway, this immoral mission is part of what makes this fanfic special.
So don't let me down, keep writing, I'm waiting for some more chapters to read. ( :
| HuntingPeace chapter 9 . 3/12/2006
Good. I am interested to see how everyone will act when they learn of Parker's real motives... and to see if she will ever try to follow through with them. Update soon!
| Sirus183 chapter 9 . 2/27/2006
Good chapter, Update SON!


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I love my Khukuri Kukri House - khukuri knives dealer from Nepal run by ex-Gurkha Army
If you look around you can find them much cheaper though.
This is a discussion on Need a Wilderness Knife within the Defensive Knives & Other Weapons forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; My friend and I are making our annual survive-in-the-woods trip where we go out into the wilderness with the bare essentials for a 10 period. ...
My friend and I are making our annual survive-in-the-woods trip where we go out into the wilderness with the bare essentials for a 10 period. Last time we both bought some "survival" knifes. Mine survived 3 days and his broke a few weeks after the trip. I have been looking at the Kukri knives made from SUV/Truck leaf springs, opinions on these would be appreciated as well as any other knife you would recommend. Ideally it would be a 6-8 inch blade and STURDY. These knives are our lives (luckily i brought a few extra folders last time).
Thanks in advance,
I love my Khukuri Kukri House - khukuri knives dealer from Nepal run by ex-Gurkha Army
If you look around you can find them much cheaper though.
I'm still enamored with the CRKT Ultima with Veff serrations.
CRKT KNIFE 5" ULTIMA SERRATED 2125 WITH SHEATH NIB - eBay (item 160267719836 end time Aug-08-08 08:56:21 PDT)
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i use the gerber lmf survival well built and is equipt for battle. Ur survival knife also needs to have a full tang whitch is very important in a survival knife
I've done a lot of wilderness travel and most of the time I need a good wood chopping blade. My choice is the Cold Steel TRAIL MASTER.
ALWAYS carry! - NEVER tell!
"A superior Operator is best defined as someone who uses his superior
judgement to keep himself out of situations that would require a display of his
superior skills."
May I suggest a good hatchet
Better to die on your feet, than to live on your knees.
a little pricy but the Chris Reeve green beret is the perfect knife for me when I am out in the rockiesin November. I got mine from truenorth knives
Also pay attention to QK's post...it does hit on an interesting choice one needs to make based on needs/desires for use.
Oh and I used it back in May on vacation in North Carolina(about 10 miles from the south carolina border). At any rate, my anchor got hung up in the inlet between the intracoastal waterway and the ocean, the tide was coming in fast and hard, and the line was wrapping back around the motor faster than I could get us untangled. Needless to say I jumped in and cut the line free. This was all done on the fly sans any rational thought. I had forgotten I even had the knife on me when I was dealing with the tangled mess. I was just wearing a pair of board shorts and had the knife strapped to my calf. It didn't dawn on me that I had still had it until I was already tangled up good. I got back to the house a few hours later and gave it a quick freshwater rinse and all was well. No major salt water damage. I also used it to clean fish almost daily with no issues so it can be used for fine work as well.
The carry options are virtually limitless for it too(belt normal downward, upside down, sideways, drop leg, calf/ankle/boot, mole compliant, etc... you get the idea.
Check out Benchmade models...
155 (one has serations on the top, might come in handy?)
140 or 141
10505 (sexy)
And if you have an open mind: CRKT M.A.K.-1 (THICK blade, .2")
This one is cool, designed to handle prying (ask ANY knife company if it's okay to use their knives to pry doors open, yeah right), chopping, cutting, whatever you need.
My last time out letting Momma Nature beat me up and give me a tough time I took the Gryphon (below) and it did pretty well for itself. AUS-8 blade hardened to Rockwell 59 and each blade individually hardness tested.
It's Made In SEKI Japan but, it's a high quality knife with good steel.
I always liked Gryphon knives and AUS-8.
No handle to crack or get loose.
I also took a second (backup) CASE XX knife with me just in case I needed it but, I did not need it.
I'd probably wire wrap the Kraton handle next time round.
The sheath (as is typical with most knives these days) is not incredibly fantastic but, it's useable.
Gryphon M35 Combat Utility Knife, With it's practical blade design is well suited for use as a field, camp, survival, as well as a combat knife. Features a shock absorbing Kraton Handle which is checkered for a non-slip grip. The 7.5" AUS-8A stainless steel blade with full tang to add strength. The M35 comes with a custom made black Cordura sheath.
I like a big knife for general woodcraft and I actually thought the 7.5" blade was a bit shorter than I would have preferred but, it got tasks done and stayed in one piece.
I'll probably go with the Fallkniven THOR my next time out.
It's larger and has a good reputation for being able to take a hard licking.
It's a huge jump in price though. But, I guess I'll spring for one toward the end of summer. I'm not going anywhere again until it's lots cooler out.
First off, I'm curious what you broke and what you were doing.
Some that come to mind in the durable, decent performance, and fair price:
Ranger knives 'Ready Detachment' series (5160 steel) (http://www.rangerknives.com) - really a great value for the price. My top recommendation for what it sounds like you want. Lighter than a kukri would be, and darn tough. Holding a nicely used 6" version right now.
Ontario RAT knives (if there are any still available) - 1095 Steel
If you want to get a little more spendy, Swamp Rat knives have a good reputation for the qualities you're looking for, but you'd probably need to buy from the secondary market as they don't seem to make too many at any one time.
Even more spendy, Busse Combat's knives have a rabid following. Again, limited availability except in the secondary market...and expect to pay a premium, but it comes with an unconditional warranty. When someone manages to break one, it's generally news for that community.
I'd love to have any large Busse but, they sure can put a big dent in a plastic credit card.
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Carriere has endured a frustrating season at Stade Gerland as he has been in and out of the starting line-up.
He has previously hinted he is prepared to quit Lyon in the summer but several sides attempted to snare his services this month.
The France international admits he does not want to leave Lyon on loan and will reassess his future at the end of the season.
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The third reaction on reading Alistair Darling's memoir, after enjoying the quality of the writing and the nicely understated humour, is to wonder again how Gordon Brown was ever allowed to be Prime Minister.
Of course, we knew the main points of the story at the time. It was no secret that Brown resented Tony Blair's seizure of the Labour leadership in 1994, or that Brown was impatient to succeed him from 2004, or that towards the end there were policy differences between them. It became known, especially during Brown's three years as Prime Minister, that he could be rude, difficult and bad-tempered.
With each successive diary and memoir, though, our knowledge of Brown's unreasonableness advanced another notch. Each advance was surprising, but small, and produced diminishing returns of outrage, so it was easy to lose sight of how far we had come. Now we have to look back and conclude that his behaviour should have ruled him out of high office.
This is a strange effect of the erosion of the 30-year rule. Even The Richard Crossman Diaries, which started the trend, were not published until after his death, and five years after he left office. Each volume came out at least seven years after the period covered. That was the 30-year rule brought down to seven, if you will. The Alastair Campbell Diaries cut it to 12 days, coming out less than two weeks after his boss stepped down – although the full truth about Brown waited for the unexpurgated versions, of which there is still one more volume to come.
The third volume of Campbell's "complete" Diaries, published in July, recounted one appalling example of Brown's conduct after another – and still only took us to 2001, four years into Blair's 10-year stint at the top. Because there were so many, and because we had already got the basic idea – Brown was a monster – much of it went unreported. Some of the accounts of Brown being monosyllabic or childishly unhelpful when asked direct questions in meetings are pure John Cleese: so embarrassing they are not funny. Campbell tells of a discussion about Europe in 2000, when Peter Mandelson said that "we had to be more positive" and "Gordon literally turned away to look at the wall".
The truth about Brown does not reflect well on him, but it also raises further questions about the people around him. We started to ask them when Blair published his memoir last year, in which he said, for example, that he felt Brown threatened to use the loans-for-peerages scandal against him. Blair's book was like an Agatha Christie novel, in that it revolved around a riddle. The question that ran through it was not "Why didn't they ask Evans?" but "Why didn't he sack Gordon?"
And he gave an answer of sorts. It was not particularly principled or heroic, and therefore quite convincing, which was that Brown would have been more of a threat on the back benches, from where he would have succeeded in bringing Blair's time as Prime Minister to an earlier end. Well, possibly.
Then there are the questions for others in the Labour Party: How did Brown succeed unopposed to the leadership? And why did the party not change leader before the 2010 election? We do not need Darling's book to tell us that the hopes many in the party had that Brown would operate differently once he was in the top job were quickly dashed – although this weekend's revelations add brushstroke detail and depth to the picture.
John McTernan, who had been Blair's political adviser and who worked at the Scotland Office until last year, tells how Brown replicated his own broken relationship with Blair in his dealings with his own Chancellor. Brown wanted the 2010 election to be about "cuts versus investment". In one meeting of advisers from Nos 10 and 11, McTernan asked: "Surely the real choice is between our cuts and theirs?" He wrote in The Scotsman last week: "This was dismissed, but later No 10 issued an edict to Darling's staff. While they hadn't supported my line, they had rolled their eyes while No 10 staffers were talking."
Darling, too, managed to replicate one important feature of the dysfunctional relationship with No 10 of his predecessor, which was that he made it hard for the Prime Minister to sack him. Thus he was able to see off Brown's feeble attempt to appoint Ed Balls as chancellor, which has already been recounted by Peter Mandelson in his memoir – Brown asked Mandelson to find out how Darling would react to the possibility.
It would seem that Darling also learnt something else from earlier predecessors about score-settling. There are parallels between Darling's revenge and the turning of Geoffrey Howe, himself a former chancellor, on Margaret Thatcher, who had once been his ally. Darling and Howe were known for restraint in their public demeanour; both were urged to defend themselves by grudge-bearing wives. But the differences are more important. Howe took his revenge in the Commons, when his grievance was still hot and his tormentor could be brought down. He invited a leadership challenge and in weeks she was gone. Now that was a score settled: Darling's book is more of defeat excused.
The portrait of Gordon Brown that emerges from the memoirs and diaries is so bad that it can't all be his fault. Blair, Campbell, Mandelson and Darling stopped short of doing something to stop Brown when they had the chance. David Miliband and Alan Johnson, who never said a bad word about Brown but who could have sought the top job, chose not to do so. In my view, either or both should have done.
No doubt Alistair Darling thinks he could have done better as Labour leader at the last election, and I would agree with that too. But none of them did what had to be done, so it is not much use arguing now over who was right and who was wrong.
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1. What are some of the notable features of small town life in Cedar Hole? How do Francis "Spud" Pinkham and Robert Cutler feel about their roles in their community? How do these sentiments connect to their feelings about neighboring towns like Palmdale?
2. The opening of chapter two reads, "The history of Cedar Hole is peppered with halfhearted undertakings and misguided efforts..." Who is halfhearted? Who is misguided? In what way is Robert misguided as a child? As an adult? What about Francis?
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4. Describe Spud's friendship with Mr. and Mrs. Mullen. What explains their mutual attraction? In what ways do the Mullens represent the family Francis has never had? How does he put that relationship in jeopardy, and what is ironic about this development?
5. Why are institutions like the train station and the library neglected by the Cedar Hole community? Are the two activities they represent -- reading and transportation -- not important to members of this town, or is their physical decay symbolic of something else? What does Kitty's obsession with decay say about her?
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8. What are some of the unspoken issues of social class in Cedar Hole? How do these matters of social status arise between Spud and his son, Marty, on their trip to the Rice Industries meeting? To what extent are Weldon Rice and his Rolls Royce responsible for making Cedar Hole's residents more self-conscious of their provincial ways?
9. Is there something about the smallness of Cedar Hole and the lack of meaningful activity there that heightens the erotic longings of its residents? In your discussion, consider the liaisons of Delia Pratt and Harvey Comstock, the shotgun wedding of Anita Reynolds and Spud Pinkham, and the freezer encounter between Norm Higgins and Bernadette Cutler.
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"Kvikr!" she cursed. "Seniphos is out to kill everyone! Are you two alright?"
"No," I said. "I can't move my right leg because of the poison that was in their arrows."
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"That's unnecessary Aurelia," said Sarí. "I have need of your assistance."
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"That boy," said Sarí. "He cannot move his right leg. Him and his friend were attacked by the Skolliir under Seniphos's command, shot by poisoned arrows." Aurelia frowned, and I felt something brush against my mind, like a pervasive consciousness. Tendrils stretched out through my mind, and probed it, sifting through my thoughts and memories.
"We were just wondering if you might be able to cure his leg movement so that he could at least walk on it," said Gwendolyn.
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"Um…" Gwendolyn paused for minutes, brooding over the decision that was to be made. "We'll stay the three days, please."
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I know who you two are, a voice said. Elf princess and Drëngr du Veykva. You cannot hide this from me, for I am a spellcaster just as you are. I am the one who will help you. My name is Aurelia. I stand before you, but I speak through mental contact with my spellcaster abilities.
I jumped as the consciousness retracted itself from me, and Sarí began to speak again. "I will see to it that you two have a tent with… two mattresses?"
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"So it's set," replied Sarí. "Aurelia, you may proceed to work on his leg. I must attend to their place of residence for the next three days." On that note, Sarí was out of the tent in three long strides, Gwendolyn following close behind her. The door swung close behind them, and Aurelia walked over to kneel next to me.
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Confused, I sat up from my position on the bed. "Warrior of Light?"
"Oh? You are unaware of your destiny, it seems. Were you not told by the elf princess? She did not explain to you the reason why you are here, in Gaëlea?"
"She told me that I would die from the Skolliir wounds if I did not come here with her. Is there something else?" I asked.
"Yes," said Aurelia. "There is a prophecy, written in the ancient times by the Circle of Seven, the Skìllingr Kykvendí."
"The Skillenger Kikvandi?" I asked, mispronouncing the words greatly.
"It's pronounced Sky-ling-er Kik-ven-die. They were a group of seven powerful spellcasters who came together to create the Gaëlean magic language, known as Sköruligr—The Primordial Language. Some of them could see the future, and they wrote down what they saw in an antique book. That book remained unnamed, so that it would be harder to locate. The unnamed book had a prophecy written on a page that was ripped out of it by the Skìllingr Kykvendí, and they tossed it into the winds of the Fyst Desert so that a villager may find it and read it out to his family.
"This prophecy was found, discovered by humans that were hiding in the Fyst Desert from Seniphos—who is immortal, so he still lives today. The man who found it showed his family, who brought it back to their homes and showed the village. And so the word was spread throughout all of Gaëlea that a prophecy foretold by the Skìllingr Kykvendí had been discovered. Even Lord Seniphos learned of this divination, and sought to destroy the one who would fulfill it. The secrets of the written vision were passed down, generation to generation, and I have never lost hope in it.
"I was told the secrets by my father before he was killed by Lord Seniphos himself, and I have never forgotten that day, though it was about a decade and a half ago. He told me the prophecy, and how it told of a boy who would bring the Dark Age to an end. That boy holds the title of the Drëngr du Veykva, the Warrior of Light, because he will plunge Gaëlea out into the light again by defeating Lord Seniphos and his great beast. The Skìllingr Kykvendí said that the Warrior of Light has the initials of the beginnings of time, the alphabet of humans, elves, dwarves, and all races of Gaëlea: A.A."
I sat on the bed thinking about what she had just said. The legend overwhelmed me as I thought about the last thing that she'd said. The Skìllingr Kykvendí said that the Warrior of Light has the initials of the beginnings of time, the alphabet of humans, elves, dwarves, and all races of Gaëlea: A.A. I thought about my own name. Adam Auric. A.A.
I'm the Drëngr du Veykva… I'm supposed to kill an evil king… oh crap.
"You," said Aurelia. "You are the Drëngr du Veykva, Adam Auric, you are the one who must save Gaëlea from Lord Seniphos's evil clutches. It is your destiny. So it was foretold by the Skìllingr Kykvendí. You are to kill Seniphos before he conquers the land and releases his beast!"


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Sukuna-Hikona (スクナヒコナ, Sukunahikona)? is a demon in the series.
Sukuna-Hikona, or in full, Sukuna-Hikona No Kami, is the Japanese dwarf deity of healing and sake brewing and is associated with hot springs. He assisted Okuninushi in building the world and formulating protections against disease and wild animals in myths from the Izumo region.
He first arrived in Izumo in a small boat of bark and clad in goose skins. Later, he was picked up by Okuninushi, and Sukuna-Hikona promptly bit him on the cheek. The two, nevertheless, became fast friends.
His shrine is located in Dosho-machi, Osaka.
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Shin Megami Tensei IIEdit
Sukuna-Hikona is one of the Kunitsu who were convinced to ally themselves with the Hebrew God to confront the Amatsukami, only to be betrayed and imprisoned inside a shrine in the Abyss and required to be escorted out. He holds a fragment of Masakado's corpse, in his case, the left leg.
Shin Megami Tensei IMAGINEEdit
Sukuna-Hikona, despite having held a placeholder role in the game's files for years, has yet to be introduced as a player demon. He does appear as an non-playable character central to the Chain of Curse storyline, where he aids the player in lifting Omoikane's curse and confronting a crazed Take-Mikazuchi in Shibuya's metro. Sukuna-Hikona is a blunt character that doesn't hesitate to insult the player if they come unprepared-- such as when the player refuses him Magnetite in some parts of the storyline.
In the Basilica, he will spawn at a random location on the New Moon phase and can drop soul point vouchers. He will only be able to be damaged by one of the four elements randomly and has incredibly high critical and critical defense. If not defeated before the phase is over, he despawns.
Shin Megami Tensei IV: ApocalypseEdit
Sukuna-Hikona is the final guardian of the Ark in Kanda-no-yashiro, which seals away Krishna, leader of the Divine Powers which threaten everyone who lives in Tokyo and the world. He is one of the few Kunitsu to not believe the Allfather's lies. As the battle goes on he will ask Nanashi several questions, being angered at his selfishness and egotism of saying he is doing it for humanity and powers up. Stating that humanity doesn't need deities makes him lament over your ignorance and he powers up as well. The only way to avoid boosting him is to ignore his questioning. Upon defeat he laments that this is the price the gods of Japan pay for having kept peace through force and force alone, crumbling afterwards.
Sukuna-Hikona can be fused through a special fusion of Okuninushi, Mermaid and Gu Huo Niao. He can teach Nanashi the Makajam and Concentrate skills through his Demon Whisper, but his unique skills cannot be passed on in any way. Tsukuna-Hikona benefits from learning Ice, Force, ailment, Physical and support skills.
Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. The Soulless ArmyEdit
Sukuna-Hikona plays an important role in the events of Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. The Soulless Army. In Raidou Kuzunoha the XIV's confrontation with General Munakata, the general is ultimately revealed to be manipulated by Sukuna-Hikona within his body. Crawling out General Munekata's body through his mouth, Sukuna-Hikona engages Raidou to a battle.
Furious with "the servants of the Amatsu" for driving back his own people, Sukuna-Hikona hates all humans in the capital, and agreed to use the mystery demon possessing Kaya Daidouji's plan to destroy it with the Soulless God Oumagatsu, a massive war machine, and the titular Soulless Army, a group of undead soldiers retrofitted with special armor and techniques.
Despite Sukuna-Hikona's miniature size, he is a powerful foe, capable of using a special skill that seals Raidou's movement for a time being. Should the seal hit Raidou's demon allies, they are forcefully ejected back to the Devil Summoner tube, forbidding Raidou to re-summon them until the end of the battle. It is revealed in Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon that he was possessed by the rage of the Kunitsu, turning him into the being seen ingame.
Persona 4Edit
Sukuna-Hikona appears as Naoto Shirogane's initial Persona. Even though Sukuna-Hikona is a deity of medicine it is unable to learn healing spells. However, the Shadow it manifested from had wanted to perform a "body-altering operation" of sorts. Sukuna-Hikona's design is reminiscent of the Kamen Rider series, having a bug-like (particularly a butterfly, similar to Metis' Persona, Psyche) superhero motif. When Naoto's Social Link is maxed, Sukuna-Hikona evolves into Yamato-Takeru.
Persona 4 ArenaEdit
Sukuna-Hikona returns as Naoto's Persona. It utilizes Hama and Mudo skills which can either inflict Break or outright KO the enemy, and is one of only three Personas capable of using Megido skills (albeit as a hair-trigger type bomb), the others being Pallas Athena and Thanatos.
Sukuna-Hikona is also one of the Personas possessing a skill it cannot learn in the original games, with it being able to learn Double Fangs (and is also shown as a non-Persona attack).
In Ultimax, the latest skill it receives is Blight (Venom Zapper in Japanese), a skill it can learn naturally in Persona 4.
Persona 4: Dancing All NightEdit
During dances Sukuna-Hikona can be summoned to play a violin.
Shin Megami Tensei IIEdit
Shin Megami Tensei: if...Edit
Shin Megami Tensei IV ApocalypseEdit
Devil Summoner: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. The Soulless ArmyEdit
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Persona Q: Shadow of the LabyrinthEdit
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Sukuna Hikona concept art in Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse
Sukuna-Hikona as he appears in Shin Megami Tensei IV Apocalypse
Sukuna-Hikona as he appears in Shin Megami Tensei IMAGINE
Sukuna-Hikona as he appears in a cutscene with a normally sized NPC
Sukuna-Hikona, as seen in Raidou Kuzunoha vs. The Soulless Army
Sukuna-Hikona in agony
Sukuna-Hikona leaving General Munakata's body
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Design used in Persona 4
Concept artwork from Persona 4 The Animation
Sukuna-Hikona in Persona 4 The Animation
Sukuna-Hikona in Persona 4 The Animation
Concept Sprite for Persona 4 Arena.
Sukuna-Hikona playing the violin
Sukuna-Hikona in the manga adaption
Sukuna-Hikona appears in Persona 4 The Animation
Sukuna-Hikona after being summoned briefly
Sukuna-Hikona in Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
Sukuna-Hikona sprite
Sukuna-Hikona appears in Persona 4 The Golden Animation
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So she's been talking for hours, crying and drinking vodka and talking about what a lovely lad her little boy is, and I'm not even working with her. She's not a patient, ad I'm sure she's fucking radiant, and clever and funny, a real Oscar Wilde once you get to know her. But I couldn't get involved with this woman so I had to shove her out.
By this time Richard's coughing and offering me food, but I'm not having any. I mean about fifty percent of that lousy buffet was celery sticks, and warm and bendy ones at that. So I get on with the story. Barely two days after that, I'm back down Kelston Street to get fags and I see this son the woman was talking about so much. It's obvious to me the guy's door's locked because he's all but battering-rammed his way in. He's struggling, distressed, sweat pouring off him. So I walk up to him and say 'What's happened' and he says 'Well, she's locked the doors.' He asked me if I worked with her. I said 'Depends, what's your full name, if you please' and he tells me 'Andrew Frances'...
And then, and only then, Richard points out that the boy I'm talking about is sitting at the table behind me with the sister, whatever her name is. Andrew, bless him, poor bugger, he does his best to make it look like I haven't fucked up and that he isn't the Andrew in the story at all. But I never pretend I haven't made a mistake, so I steam on. I introduce myself as Kimbo, and then make a crack at the buffet to lighten the mood. Then the sister tells me she did the buffet - some grocer gave her the celery for free, apparently - and I said 'Ooh, well, aren't I the tactless bitch today?' Nobody thinks this is funny, so I decide to put an end to this. I say, 'Oh, you're very skinny, poppet. Was your brother skinny?' And she says 'A bit, yes?' And I say, 'Well, that's probably why he fell in, then,' all apologetic-sounding. And that's my cue to exit. I think sometimes being rude is all a woman has to get out of something. I'm not getting younger, I mean one day I'll be some old biddy and people will expect me to start shouting and swearing and shaking my zimmer frame at them. Why not start early? Anyway I'm not sorry for what I said. It was probably the truth, and I reckon the last thing that girl wants is more false sympathy. I mean you should have seen the way Andrew was simpering over her. It was pathetic.