Jiango

Jiango
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Element		colspan="2" Earth
Counters Additions?		{{{Counter}}}
HP	AT	DF	A-AV
1,280	23	160	{{{A-AV}}}%
SPD	MAT	MDF	M-AV
50	18	80	{{{M-AV}}}%
Status Immunity
Petrify ✔	Bewitch ✔	Arm Block ✔	Dispirit ✔
Confuse ✔	Fear ✔	Poison ✔	Stun ✔
Yield
EXP {{{EXP}}}	Gold {{{Gold}}}	Drops Sachet (100%)
Counter Opportunities (0)

Jiango is a monstrous Earth-elemental creature held in the basement of Hellena Prison. Often referred to as a "Pet" by Fruegel or as "The Monster" by the Wardens, the prisoners themselves are simply referred to as "Feed".

Story

While not seen directly in the first visit of Hellena Prison, Jiango is alluded to when a Hellena Warden attempts to intimidate a Knight of Basil. The warden tells the knight he would regret not being killed on the battlefield, as now he will be fed to "The Monster". Later, when the party meets Fruegel after rescuing Shana, Fruegel tells the party that Dart and Lavitz would be "Feed for the pet". Shana is only exempt due to the Hooded Man's orders that she be unharmed.
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During the second visit to Hellena Prison, after being made to navigate a new and unfamiliar path unavailable during the first visit, the party finds themselves surrounded by Hellena Wardens whilst standing over a metal grate. The Wardens taunt the party, telling them that their strength in battle doesn't matter, as they are still "Feed". The metal grate then opens, plunging the party into a cave-like dungeon with multiple bones and skulls visible. After a quick investigation of the room, the party hears multiple agitated roars, and the battle with Jiango begins.

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Combat

Once the battle begins, dialogue text will appear on screen that reads : "This is Jiango! If we put him to sleep, we can beat him easily!". If the player was able to find a Sachet while exploring up to this point, they can use it to put Jiango to sleep for 3 turns.

Jiango has a chance to retaliate when attacked, using one of their three attacks upon receiving damage, and ignores turn order to do so. Their most basic attack consists of walking over to a single party member, picking them up, and slamming them down. A secondary attack consists of Jiango jumping up and down in place, causing stalactites to fall onto the party. Lastly, they have a single target breath attack that inflicts Confusion.

Once defeated, Jiango has a 100% chance to drop a Sachet.

Stats

Stat Name	Value
HP	1,280
Attack	23
Defense	160
Magic Attack	18
Magic Defense	80
Speed	50
(Physical) Attack Evasion	0
Magic Evasion	0
Gold Dropped	100
Items Dropped	Sachet (100%)
Experience earned	2,000

Attacks

Attack Name	Description	Triggered by
Arm Slam*	Jiango picks up a party member and slams them onto the ground, dealing phsyical damage.	N/A
Jump*	Jiango jumps up and down in place, causing massive stalactites to fall onto the party, dealing party wide physical damage.	N/A
Smelly breath	Jiango approaches one party member, and breathes out a yellow mist. This deals no damage, but does cause confusion	N/A
Retaliate*	Jiango ignores turn order and performs any of the attacks listed above	Has a chance of happening whenever Jiango receives damage

 *Denotes an attack given an unofficial name by the community.

Traits

Bosses often possess passive effects which modify standard battle mechanics. None of these are given official names, so the community used approximate names.

Abilities

Boss behavior often changes from player input as most of them use "if → then" rules. Conditions are criteria that must be met in order for a Boss to take a particular action. With multiple eligible actions, the Boss selects one at random. Below are some key terms that appear frequently, so are defined here for brevity.
Auto - Found under the Conditions column, this means the Action will be used on the enemy’s next turn if the other conditions are met.
Ignore Turn Order - Usually paired with the Retaliate action, this means the current values which determine turn order do not change from this action being taken.

*As most abilities do not have official names, the community came up with approximate names marked with an ~ in the above table.

Trivia

1. While in Jiango's cave, their roars can be heard in the Hellena Prison soundtrack.
2. Within the foreground of the dungeon, two human skulls on a rock are easy to identify; affirming the rumors of "feed for the monster."
3. Unlike other creatures regarded as "Pets" by Fruegel, Jiango appears to have a large neck collar and a wrist restraint; both have broken chains dangling from them. This could have the implication that Jiango is also a prisoner in Hellena.
4. Jiango bears a striking resemblance to the Rancor, a creature that appears within the Star Wars films and universe.