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===Origin===
===Origin===
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Kintoki-Douji or Kintaro is the childhood name of Sakata no Kintoki. As a boy, he was said to have superhuman-like strength, wielded an axe, and wore a red apron with the character 金 (the "Kin" in Kintaro and Kintoki, meaning gold) on it. In some stories, he wrestles with bears.


===Design===
===Design===
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Kintoki-Douji was designed to resemble a Kintaro figurine which commonly depict Kintaro as a round boy in his red apron with a 金 symbol and his arms up, similar to the pose Kintoki-Douji has. Soejima added the blue cape to make it look more like a toy, similar to Teddie himself. The missile Kintoki-Douji carries is a pun between tomahawk axe and tomahawk missile since Kintaro carries an axe. The letters "Au" around Kintoki-Douji's stomach is the chemical symbol for gold since the legend has Kintaro wearing an apron with the character for gold on it. While some staff at Atlus complained about the puns in the design, Soejima thought those kinds of puns were fitting of Teddie due to his dialogue.<ref>{{Cite Book|quote=|chapter=Characters: Teddie|book=[[Persona 4 Official Design Works]]|author=Atlus, Famitsu Editorial Department|publisher=Famitsu (2008)|lang=Japanese|volume=|edition=|page=p. 80|transl=|isbn=978-4757745087}}</ref> He imagines that Teddie is waiting for someone else to ask him about the missile so he can explain the tomahawk pun.<ref name="p4g fun book">{{Cite Book|quote=|chapter=Characters|book=[[Persona 4 The Golden Premium Fun Book]]|author=Persona Magazine Editorial Department|publisher=ASCII Media Works (2012)|lang=Japanese|volume=|edition=|page=p. 94|transl=|isbn=978-4048868150}}</ref>


==Gameplay==
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==Other Appearances==
== Manual ==
 
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P4G Kintoki-Douji Model.png | Model from ''Persona 4 Golden''
P4G Kintoki-Douji Model.png | Model from ''Persona 4 Golden''
PQ1 Kintoki-Douji Render.png| Render from {{link|game|PQ1}}
P4D Kintoki-Douji Instrument Model.png | Model from ''Persona 4 Dancing''
P4D Kintoki-Douji Instrument Model.png | Model from ''Persona 4 Dancing''
P4A TV Japanese Vol 7 Cover.jpg | {{link|tv|p4a}} Japanese Standard Edition DVD Vol. 7 Cover
P4A TV Japanese Vol 7 Cover.jpg | {{link|tv|p4a}} Japanese Standard Edition DVD Vol. 7 Cover
P4A TV Kintoki-Douji Artwork.jpg|Render from ''Persona 4 The Animation''
P4A TV Kintoki-Douji Render.jpg|Render from ''Persona 4 The Animation''
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Kintoki-Douji is a Persona in Persona 4. It is the initial Persona of Teddie.

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Origin

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Kintoki-Douji or Kintaro is the childhood name of Sakata no Kintoki. As a boy, he was said to have superhuman-like strength, wielded an axe, and wore a red apron with the character 金 (the "Kin" in Kintaro and Kintoki, meaning gold) on it. In some stories, he wrestles with bears.

Design

Kintoki-Douji was designed to resemble a Kintaro figurine which commonly depict Kintaro as a round boy in his red apron with a 金 symbol and his arms up, similar to the pose Kintoki-Douji has. Soejima added the blue cape to make it look more like a toy, similar to Teddie himself. The missile Kintoki-Douji carries is a pun between tomahawk axe and tomahawk missile since Kintaro carries an axe. The letters "Au" around Kintoki-Douji's stomach is the chemical symbol for gold since the legend has Kintaro wearing an apron with the character for gold on it. While some staff at Atlus complained about the puns in the design, Soejima thought those kinds of puns were fitting of Teddie due to his dialogue.[1] He imagines that Teddie is waiting for someone else to ask him about the missile so he can explain the tomahawk pun.[2]

Gameplay

Persona 4

In Persona 4, Teddie starts with Kintoki-Douji. It transfigures into Kamui upon maxing his Social Link.

Name Level
Kintoki-Douji 35
Strength
24
Magic
25
Endurance
20
Agility
22
Luck
16

Arcana Shuffle Time

Inheritance
Star ✘

—
Resistances
— — StrStrong WkWeak — — —
×1 ×1 ×0.50 ×1.25 ×1 ×1 ×1
Skills
Skill Cost Description Level
Bufula 8 SP Deals medium Ice damage to 1 foe. Innate
Mediarama 10 SP Moderately restores party's HP. Innate
Energy Shower 18 SP Cures Enervation/Exhaustion (party). Innate
Traesto 36 SP Instantly escape from a dungeon. 36
Mabufula 16 SP Deals medium Ice dmg to all foes. 38
Ice Boost — Strengthens Ice attacks by 25%. 40
Matarukaja 24 SP Increases party's Attack for 3 turns. 42
Ice Break 15 SP Nullifies 1 foe's Ice resistance. 44
Diarahan 18 SP Fully restores 1 ally's HP. 49
Bufudyne 12 SP Deals heavy Ice damage to 1 foe. 54
Marakukaja 24 SP Increases party's Defense for 3 turns. 58
Amrita 12 SP Cures all ailments except Down and Death (party). 61
Samarecarm 18 SP Revives an ally with full HP. 63
Mabufudyne 22 SP Deals heavy Ice damage to all foes. 67
Mediarahan 30 SP Fully restores party's HP. 70
Ice Amp — Strengthens Ice attacks by 50%. 72

Persona 4 Golden

In Golden, Teddie starts with Kintoki-Douji. It transfigures into Kamui upon maxing his Social Link, and can further transfigure into Kamui-Moshiri during winter.

Name Level
Kintoki-Douji 35
Strength
24
Magic
25
Endurance
20
Agility
22
Luck
16

Arcana Shuffle Time

Inheritance Skill Card
Star ✘

— —
Resistances
— — StrStrong WkWeak — — —
×1 ×1 ×0.50 ×1.25 ×1 ×1 ×1
Skills
Skill Cost Description Level
Poison Skewer 9% HP Deals light Phys damage to 1 foe with a chance of Poison. Innate
Bufula 8 SP Deals medium Ice damage to 1 foe. Innate
Mediarama 12 SP Moderately restores party's HP. Innate
Energy Shower 18 SP Cures Enervation/ Exhaustion (party). Innate
Re Patra 3 SP Recovers 1 ally from Knockdown or Dizzy status. Innate
Traesto 18 SP Instantly escape from a dungeon. 36
Mabufula 16 SP Deals medium Ice damage to all foes. 38
Ice Boost — Strengthens Ice attacks by 25%. 40
Matarukaja 24 SP Increases party's Attack for 3 turns. 42
Ice Break 15 SP Nullifies 1 foe's Ice resistance. 44
Diarahan 18 SP Fully restores 1 ally's HP. 49
Bufudyne 12 SP Deals heavy Ice damage to 1 foe. 54
Marakukaja 24 SP Increases party's Defense for 3 turns. 58
Amrita 12 SP Cures all ailments except Down and KO (party). 61
Gigantic Fist 18% HP Deals heavy Phys damage to 1 foe. 63
Mabufudyne 22 SP Deals heavy Ice damage to all foes. 67
Mediarahan 30 SP Fully restores party's HP. 70
Ice Amp — Strengthens Ice attacks by 50%. 72
Social Link Skills
Skill Cost Description Rank
Auto-Rakukaja — Automatic Rakukaja at the start of battle. 2
Recarm 8 SP Revives an ally with 50% HP. 4
Marakunda 24 SP Decreases all foes' Defense for 3 turns. 6
Samarecarm 18 SP Revives an ally with full HP. 8
Bike Skills
Skill Cost Description Rank
Dekunda 10 SP Nullifies stat penalties on party. 1
Life Drain 3 SP Drains 1 foe's HP. 2
Mustard Bomb 18% HP Deals medium Phys damage to all foes with a chance of Enervation. 3
White Wall 18 SP Add Ice resistance to 1 ally. 4
Evade Physical — Triples evasion rate against Phys attacks. 5

Persona 4 Arena

Main article: Gameplay:Teddie § Persona 4 Arena

Teddie uses Kintoki-Douji as his Persona for his C and D buttons in Arena.

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax

Main article: Gameplay:Teddie § Persona 4 Arena Ultimax

Teddie uses Kintoki-Douji as his Persona for his C and D buttons again in Arena Ultimax.

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Manual

Manual Descriptions
Persona 4 When the legendary figure Kintaro reached adulthood, he took the name of Sakata no Kintoki. His childhood friends were the animals on the mountain where he grew up, and he regularly proved his incredible strength when playing with them. He was rarely seen without his tomahawk, with which he helped local woodcutters fell trees.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Languages
Language Name Meaning
Japanese キントキドウジ Kintokidōji Katakana transliteration of 金時童子[2] meaning child Kintoki

Gallery

References

  1. ↑ "Characters: Teddie", Persona 4 Official Design Works, Atlus, Famitsu Editorial Department. Published by Famitsu (2008). Japanese. p. 80. ISBN-13: 978-4757745087.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Characters", Persona 4 The Golden Premium Fun Book, Persona Magazine Editorial Department. Published by ASCII Media Works (2012). Japanese. p. 94. ISBN-13: 978-4048868150.
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