Bikura, Harbor of Evil (魔海域ビックラ港 Ma Kaiiki Bikkura Minato, "Bikkura, Harbor of the Devil Sea Area") is the 40th sub-chapter of Uncanny Legends, and the 89th sub-chapter overall. It was added in Version 11.0 and is available up to 4♛ difficulty.
Difficulty[]
As the proper introductory sub-chapter for the Aku, the stages here can easily catch players off-guard. Since the last three feature the Aku Altar, it is more important than ever for players to have progressed as far as possible in The Aku Realms, as not having done so easily results in much higher difficulty. It is overall harder than the previous sub-chapters, especially as the stages aren't remakes of familiar ones.
- 2♛ difficulty for this sub-chapter multiplies enemy strength magnifications by 130%.
- 3♛ difficulty for this sub-chapter multiplies enemy strength magnifications by 150%.
- 4♛ difficulty for this sub-chapter makes no change to enemy strength magnifications and only allows Special Cats and Rare Cats to be deployed.
New Features[]
This sub-chapter sees the introduction of several Aku enemies. Most of them were first seen in The Aku Realms, but there are also two from the Empress' Reports and another that is completely new:
- Miz Devil: A variant of Mr. Angel that has lower health and range but makes up for it with a strong Shield.
- Medu-san: A weaker variant of Mr. Mer that creates Lv.1 Surge Attacks instead of Mini-Waves.
- Ackey: A variant of Tackey with a 3-part multi-hit and a 30% chance to freeze cats on each hit, in addition to a powerful Shield.
List of Stages[]
Material Drop Rates
None | Bricks | Feathers | Coal | Sprockets | Gold | Meteorite | Beast Bones | Ammonite |
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32% | 14% | 11% | 4% | 0% | 7% | 7% | 11% | 14% |
Trivia[]
- Bikura's name is derived from the Japanese phrase bikkura-koita, meaning "be surprised".
- It may also be a reference to Bikkura Pon, a game playable at Kura Revolving Sushi Bar, as Toy Boat Graveyard's Japanese name starts with the onomatopoeia ponpon.
- The Ma Kaiiki part of the Japanese name, Ma Kaiiki Bikkura Minato, literally means "Devil Sea Area", but is also a pun on makai ("Devil World"). Minato means harbor.
Reference[]
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