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Majoram
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This article covers content from Magical Vacation |
Since Magical Vacation is not officially localized in English, all names and terminology will instead be derived from the English fan translation by magicalpatcher.
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Majoram[a] is an enemy found in Arko, the Abyssal Corridor, and Drazzig Grotto in the Abyssal Realm, and Garam Masala 21-25 in Magical Vacation.
Profile
Majorams are slim serpentine women with purple skin and horns. Their faces bear a pointy nose and makeup, and they wear a blue cloak with red bracelets.[1]
Enemy
Majoram's spirit is Pretty. They possess the following spells: black rose, which strikes a single party member and may inflict paralysis; call Pretty, summoning one beauty spirit; and clear Edgy, removing all blade spirits from the field.[1]
Stats
| # | Name | 
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 MP%
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 Pow
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 Def
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 Spr
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 Agi
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 055 |  Majoram
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47 | 258 | 65/130 | 20 | 5 | 12 | 18 | 21 |
| Habitat |  Bira
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EXP | Stickers | Drops | |||||
 Arko Abyssal Corridor Drazzig Grotto Garam Masala
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1639-1685 | 705 | None |  Glass slippers Graceful sticker Rainbow bomb
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 15
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 15
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 0
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24
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 15
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 15
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 15
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 15
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 15
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 15
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 15
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 15
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 15
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 0
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 0
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 0
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Attacks
| Spells | Skills |
|---|---|
| Black rose Call Pretty Clear Edgy
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None |
Bestiary entry
English fan translation
A creature with a snake's body. It is highly intelligent and resists magic.
Japanese
下半身がヘビの魔法使い。知的で美しさを求めている。魔法防御力が高いので注意。
A mage with a serpentine lower body. Smart and has an eye for beauty. Be careful of its high magic defense.
Trivia
- Their name comes from 'marjoram', an herb typically used in soups, herbal teas, and sauces. It may also come from 魔女 majo, meaning 'witch'.
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