Utsusemi: Ni

Utsusemi: Ni
Type	Ninjutsu
Description	Uses the ninja tool, "Shihei". Creates shadow images that each absorb a single attack directed at you.
Element	Wind
Ninjutsu Tool	Shihei, Shikanofuda
Jobs	Ninja Lv. 37
Casting Time	1.5 seconds
Recast Time	45 seconds
Affected Targets	Caster
Base Duration	15 minutes

Statistics

Scroll of Utsusemi: Ni

NIN Lv.37

Teaches the ninjutsu Utsusemi: Ichi
Uses the ninja tool, "shihei". Creates
shadow images that each absorb a
single attack directed at you.

Grants 4 Copy Images if your main job is set to Ninja. Grants 3 if Ninja is your sub job.

• Overwites Copy Images granted by Utsusemi: Ichi. Does not overwrite Copy Images granted by Utsusemi: San.

Other Uses

Resale Price: 1,500~1,537 gil

How to Obtain

Auction House Category: Scrolls > Ninjutsu
Can be obtained as a random reward from the Gobbie Mystery Box Special Dial and similar sources.

KCNM

During an Additional Seal Battlefield Spoils Campaign, this is added to the possible spoils in the treasure chest.

BCNM

Name	Restrictions	Zone
Petrifying Pair	(Level 30, 15 minutes, 3 members)	Ghelsba Outpost
Carapace Combatants		Horlais Peak
Birds of a Feather		Waughroon Shrine
Creeping Doom		Balga's Dais
Die by the Sword		Qu'Bia Arena
Toadal Recall	(Level 30, 30 minutes, 6 members)	Ghelsba Outpost
Dropping Like Flies		Horlais Peak
Grove Guardians		Waughroon Shrine
Harem Scarem		Balga's Dais
Let Sleeping Dogs Die		Qu'Bia Arena
Under Observation	(Level 40, 15 minutes, 3 members)	Horlais Peak
Royal Jelly		Waughroon Shrine
Undying Promise		Qu'Bia Arena
Steamed Sprouts	(Level 40, 30 minutes, 6 members)	Balga's Dais
Tails of Woe		Horlais Peak
The Worm's Turn		Waughroon Shrine
Factory Rejects		Qu'Bia Arena

Tenshodo Coffer

Key	Mission
Crimson Key	Trade Seedspall Lux, Seedspall Luna, and Seedspall Astrum to Squintrox Dryeyes
White coral key	Trade Orcish Armor Plate, Quadav Backscale, and Yagudo Caulk to Squintrox Dryeyes

Derivations

• 空蝉 (utsusemi) refers to the empty, molted shell of a cicada, or the carcass of a dead cicada itself, a common metaphor in Japanese literature and poetry signifying the transient presence of humanity, or the shape of a person without the presence of a person. Also used as an allusion to summer.

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