Anisoptera

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Anisoptera
イニシエフライ Inishie fly

Screenshot from Magical Starsign, design by Kuninori Ueno

Starsign Wind

Anisoptera is an enemy in Magical Starsign.

Profile

Anisoptera is a dragonfly whose body is comprised of segmented stone, save for its orange eyes. Its antennae, four wings, and teeth are also made of stone.

Gameplay

No. Name Starsign Lv. HP MP
059 Anisoptera Wind 9 230 0
Pow IQ Def Spr Agi P.Rst M.Rst
7 10 10 10 12 100% 100%
Location
EXP Bira Drop
8 60 Headband (15%)
Skills & Magic
Front Dive bomb Somersault ―
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Back ― ― ―
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Descriptions

Descriptions
Magical Vacation: Itsutsu no Hoshi ga Narabu Toki 化石になったトンボだ。 化石でも こんじょうがあれば 動けるみたい。 ビバ!こんじょう!
TrTranslation: A fossilized dragonfly. It looks like even fossils can move if they have the will-power. Viva! Will-power!
Magical Starsign Nobody knows how this fossilized dragon-fly can remain airborne when its wings--and indeed, its entire body--are made entirely of stone.
Magical Starsign Personne ne sait comment ce dragon fossilisé arrive à voler, alors que ses ailes et tout son corps sont en pierre.
TrTranslation: No one knows how this fossilized dragon manages to fly, even though its wings and entire body are made of stone.
Magical Starsign Niemand weiß, wie sich diese fossile Libelle in der Luft halten kann. Immerhinsind ihre Flügel, nein, ihr ganzer Körper, komplett aus Stein.
TrTranslation: No one knows how this fossil dragonfly manages to stay aloft. After all, its wings—no, its entire body—are made entirely of stone.
Magical Starsign Nessuno sa come questa libellula fossilizzata possa librarsi in aria quando le ali e tutto il corpo sono fatti di pietra.
TrTranslation: No one knows how this fossilized dragonfly can soar when its wings and entire body are made of stone.
Magical Starsign Nadie sabe cómo esta libélula fosilizada consigue volar, porque sus alas, y en realidad todo el cuerpo, son de piedra.
TrTranslation: No one knows how this fossilized dragonfly manages to fly, because its wings, and in fact its entire body, are made of stone.

Nomenclature

Language Name Meaning
Japanese イニシエフライ Inishiefurai Inishie fly, from 古 inishie (ancient)
English Anisoptera
French Dragosseux Dragosseux, from drago and osseux (bony)
German Anisoptera Anisoptera
Italian Libeltusto Libeltusto, from libellula (dragonfly)
Spanish Dracópedo Dracopede

See also