Pokémon, or Pokémon for short, are incredible creatures on this planet. Whether in the sky, ocean or land, they can be seen in every corner of the world.
Some Pokémon live in harmony with humans, some soar in the sky, some swim in the sea, some inhabit the mountains, and one of their main features is that they can be subdued by the elf ball, so that they can be carried around.
The exact number of Pokémon is unknown, but so far, 890 Pokémon species have been confirmed, and more and more Pokémon will continue to be discovered in the future.
Here's a look at Kira, the Wishing Star of the Pokémon of the Fortune Illusion.
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Commonly used unofficial translations of Kira are Wishing Star and Girachi, which are Pokémon with steel attributes and superpower attributes. Kira prayer is classified as a praying Pokémon, it will be wrapped in hard crystals when sleeping, protecting itself from intrusion, it is said to have the power to make wishes come true, every 1000 years to wake up, it will wake up from a thousand years of slumber after hearing the pure song, but every 1000 years to wake up for only 7 days, wake up with the power to fulfill any wish, the wisher to let Kira pray the "true eye" in the abdomen open, and then look at the third eye to make a wish, On Kira's head is affixed with a "wish note" showing the wish.
Kira's most conspicuous is the closed eyes on the abdomen, and when this eye is opened, the power of the Millennium Comet is transmitted through the "Eye of Truth", which may be to fill the earth with life or the wish of the wisher. Kirla's design and ability to give wishes may refer to people's habit of making wishes for stars, meteors, or comets so that wishes come true, and their once-in-a-millennium awakening is set to come from the long return cycle of the comet's elliptical orbit.
Kiraki has a star-like appearance, is 0.3 m tall, weighs 1.1 kg, has two cloth-like structures on the back, and has an eye-like organ on the abdomen. The ends of the stars have a blue-green square structure, and the notes on these heads come from short books. There are blue-green triangles under the eyes. Legend has been passed down from afar that it would fulfill a wish written on a wish note on its head when it woke up, and if it sensed danger, it would fight in its sleep.
Pokémon The first movie of the Super Age, and the sixth movie of Pokémon, the Wishing Star of the Seven Nights Kira, In order to watch the moment when the millennium comet appears, Xiao Zhi and his party come to the Farnes Playground and get to know the magicians Butler and Diane, and the magicians Butler and Diane give the sleeping Kira prayer to Xiaosheng.
The film was filmed in Wulingyuan, China.
Kira's voice actress Tomoko Suzuki died of sudden heart failure on July 7, 2003, 12 days before the game's public release in Japan, and this game is her posthumous work, and the Tanabata Festival symbolized by Kira Prayer in the film is also on July 7 of the Western calendar in Japan.
Kira's trait is the Celestial Trait, which is blessed with The Grace when it unleashes the skill, and the additional effect of the move is easy to appear.
Kira Prayer can learn skills: Mindfulness (Move Teaching), Wishing (Stroke Teaching), High Speed Stars (Level 7 Learning), Helping (Level 14 Learning), Life Droplets (Level 21 Learning), Mind Hammer (Level 28 Learning), Gravity (Level 35 Learning), Spiritual Mindfulness (Level 42 Learning), Comet Fist (Level 49 Learning), Wish for Healing (Level 56 Learning), Sleeping (Level 63 Learning), Foreseeing the Future (Level 70 Learning), Sacrificing Collision (Level 77 Learning), Cosmic Force (Level 84 Learning), Treasure (Level 91 Study), Wish Of Destruction (Level 98 Study).
Note: Skills refer to the Generation VIII Game Skill Table. Moves in bold type in a skill are moves with consistent attribute bonuses. Trick teaching can be learned through trick teaching.