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Female Boss

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Description

A boss in Showa's Yakuza Battle Mansion. When killed, she may drop her comb, which goes for tons of mels/mesos. She can also drop Yellow Snowshoes, which are worth many hundred million to the right person. Her slap attack (above) can hit roughly 18,000+ which is thought to be an instant kill to every class except very high leveled warriors with Hyper Body or HP Warriors. Touching her also hits about 11 - 12 thousand damage.

A very hard boss. It will take a very long time to kill.

Stats

  • Level: 130
  • HP: 75,000,000
  • MP: 10,000
  • Experience: 4,875,000
  • Knock Back: 1000
  • Speed: 60

Attack

  • Weapon Attack: 1200
  • Magic Attack: 830
  • Accuracy: 280

Defense

  • Weapon Defense: 3000
  • Magic Defense: 1250
  • Avoidability: 43

Elemental Weaknesses

  • Most Effective Magic: Lightning, Holy
  • Effective Magic: Ice, Fire, Poison
  • Less Effective Magic:
  • Non-Effective Magic: Heal

Special Abilities

Active

  • Gun Shot
    • Unavoidable

Common Location

Drops

Equipment

Warrior Magician Thief Bowman Pirate All
Leomite Dark Ritual Casters Black Metus
Strawberry Earrings
Devil's Sunrise Magicodar Varkit Red Willow
Yellow Snowshoes
Hellslayer

Angelic Betrayal




Fairfrozen

Red Pirate Skirt (F)




File:Gold Aquila Shield.gif Gold Aquila Shield








Items

Use Etc. Ores Mesos
Mana Elixir Lady Boss's Comb Gold Ore

Elixir Female Boss Card



Mana Elixir Pill





Cheesecake





Takoyaki (Octopus Ball)





Yakisoba





Scrolls

Armor Weapon Accessory
70% Dark Scroll for Overall Armor for Defense 30% Dark Scroll for Wand for Magic Attack
70% Dark Scroll for Shield for HP
30% Dark Scroll for Shoes for Speed

Notes

  • Found in Zipangu's Yakuza Battle Mansion, the room is called Parlor
  • Her official name is Female Boss; her nickname Anego has unknown origins
    • Some speculations on the origin of Anego:
      • Anego (姉御), Japanese for elder sister
      • It is not uncommon for the Japanese to refer to a close friend in a brotherly/sisterly fashion, even if they are not siblings (In this case, it may have been meant sarcastically)