Vampire Bush

{{Card_Template}}The Vampire Bush (Japanese: イソギンチャク, Isoginchaku [lit. "Sea Anemone"]) is a Water attribute creature and an Independent type card introduced in Lost Kingdoms.

Vampire Bushes can be found as enemies at Lake Bestriel.

Appearance

The Vampire Bush is a giant blue sea anemone. It constantly absorbs orbs of pink light.

Obtainability

• By transforming a Basilisk card with 1000 EXP
• By transforming a Blood Bush card with 1000 EXP
• By capturing one at Lake Bestriel
• By opening a chest at Terjon Temple. Found in a corner of the area before the first switch.
• By copying one using 1400 EXP

Strategies

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As a Card

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As a Monster

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Profile Descriptions

Card Profile

"This special creature can neither move or attack. However, as long as it is on the battlefield, it will slowly suck the life out of the enemy monsters."

Monster Profile

"This strange-looking plant will drain the life of anyone who gets to close. It does not attack directly, but instead slowly sucks the life out of every creature on the battlefield."

Glitches

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Other Notable Appearances

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Trivia

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{{Card_Template}} The Vampire Bush (Japanese: イソギンチャク, Isoginchaku [lit. "Sea Anemone"]) returns in Lost Kingdoms II. It retains the Water attribute, but it's type was changed to Helper.

Vampire Bushes can be found as enemies in Level 15 of the Proving Grounds.

Appearance

The Vampire Bush is a giant blue sea anemone. It constantly absorbs orbs of pink light.

Obtainability

• By upgrading a Blood Bush card with 15000 EXP
• By capturing one in Level 15 of the Proving Grounds
• By importing cards from a Lost Kingdoms save file after clearing Sacred Battle Arena 2. The option to do this can only be taken once.
• By copying one using 12000 EXP

Strategies

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As a Card

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The Vampire Bush can also be used in the Uber Vampire Root combo. It uses two Vampire Bush cards and requires four Magic Stones to activate.

As a Monster

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Profile Descriptions

Card Profile

"A special creature that neither moves nor attacks.

As long as it is on the battlefield, it will slowly suck the life out of all other creatures."

Monster Profile

"This strange-looking plant will drain the life force of anyone who approaches.

It does not attack directly, but gradually sucks the life out of every creature on the battlefield."

Glitches

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Other Notable Appearances

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Trivia

• The wording in the Card and Monster profiles is incorrect, as Vampire Bush only damages enemy creatures and does not effect the entire battlefield.
• Contrary to the name, Vampire Bush does not heal itself, nor does the Uber Vampire Root combo.
• Capturing an Uber Vampire Root combo results in the largest capture ring effect in the game.
• Vampire Bush is immune to Charm.

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