Demon Skeleton

{{Card_Template}}The Demon Skeleton (Japanese: ガシャドクロ, Gashadokuro) is a Water attribute creature and an Independent type card introduced in Lost Kingdoms. It is one of the possible transformations for the Skeleton.

Demon Skeletons can be found as enemies in Lake Bestriel.

Appearance

Demon Skeleton, Skeleton, and Steel Skeleton are palette swaps.

Obtainability

• By transforming a Skeleton card with 3000 EXP
• By transforming a Land Shark card with 1000 EXP
• By purchasing the card from the Apothecary Shop 7, 8, 9 or 11 for 1200G
• By capturing a Demon Skeleton at Lake Bestriel
• By opening a chest at Lake Bestriel. Found in a chest on the left side of a row of 2 chests next to 2 trees and a line of rocks in a corner by the level's edge.
• By choosing the card in the Level Bonus for Lake Bestriel. 2 Demon Skeleton cards are available.
• By opening a chest in Ruh-Arok Temple. Found between the Earth and Wood doors.
• By opening a chest in Ruh-Arok Temple. Found between the Fire and Water doors.
• By opening a chest in Terjon Temple. Found in the 1^st chest on the path to the Blue Dragon.
• By copying a Demon Skeleton card using 2000 EXP

Strategies

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As a Card

The Demon Skeleton is a step up from the Skeleton, but not quite as good as the Steel Skeleton.

Still, until you acquire Steel Skeleton, Demon Skeleton is a good card. 9 Stones is a bit costly compared to other Independents but is still cheaper then some unwieldy cards.

As a Monster

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Profile Descriptions

Card Profile

"This is the larger and much more powerful cousin of the regular Skeleton. With superior longevity and a high HP rating, the Demon Skeleton won't be knocked out of a fight prematurely."

Monster Profile

"The body of this giant skeleton gleams blue, hinting at the magic power that binds its bones together. Demon Skeletons are tougher, faster, and more dangerous than their smaller cousins."

Glitches

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Other Notable Appearances

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Trivia

• The Gashadokuro of Japanese myth is a yōkai formed from the amassed skeletons of people who perished due to war or starvation.

Gallery

{{Card_Template}}The Demon Skeleton (Japanese: ガシャドクロ, Gashadokuro) returns in Lost Kingdoms II. It retains both the Water attribute and the Independent type.

Demon Skeletons can be found as enemies in Level 16 of the Proving Grounds.

Appearance

Demon Skeleton, Ice Skeleton, Undead Knight, Skeleton, and Steel Skeleton are palette swaps.

Obtainability

• By upgrading an Undead Knight card with 20000 ^LK2 / 15000 ^{RUNE II} EXP
• By capturing a Demon Skeleton during the fight with the Stranger in Isamat Urbur
• By capturing a Demon Skeleton in Level 16 of the Proving Grounds
• By choosing the card in the Level Bonus for Level 16 of the Proving Grounds. 1 Demon Skeleton card is avilable. This Level Bonus can be accessed whenever the level is cleared with at least 1 rating star.
• By importing cards from a Lost Kingdoms save file after clearing Sacred Battle Arena 2. The option to import cards can only be taken once.
• By copying a Demon Skeleton card using 20000 EXP

Strategies

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As a Card

The Demon Skeleton is a step up from the Skeleton, but not quite as good as the Steel Skeleton.

Still, until you acquire Steel Skeleton, Demon Skeleton is a good card. 9 Stones is a bit costly compared to other Independents but is still cheaper then some unwieldy cards.

As a Monster

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Profile Descriptions

Card Profile

"A larger and much more powerful cousin of the regular Skeleton.

With superior longevity and a high Hit Points rating, the Demon Skeleton is not going to be knocked out of a fight easily."

Monster Profile

"The body of this giant skeleton gleams blue, hinting at the magic power that binds its bones together.

Demon Skeletons are tougher, faster, and more dangerous than their smaller cousins."

Glitches

• ?

Other Notable Appearances

• The Stranger in Isamat Urbur can use Demon Skeleton cards when battled.

Trivia

• The Gashadokuro of Japanese myth is a yōkai formed from the amassed skeletons of people who perished due to war or starvation.

Gallery