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Thunder God's Garb (雷神のふく/雷神の服; Raijin no Fuku, literally "Clothes of the Thunder God") is a type of body gear in the Suikoden series.

Suikoden II[]

Clothing said to be imbued with the blessing of the Thunder God. It has high defensive capabilities and increases the wearer's attack accuracy and resistance to lightning-based attacks. While rarely available to the general public, it is said to occasionally appear as a rare find in the Rockaxe armor shop.

Name: Thunder God's Garb
Description:
Type: Body Gear
Class:
Effects: Defense +25; Hit +10%, Lightning Resistance
Equipped: Genshu, Tomo.
Source: Rockaxe (Armor Shop, rare). Guardian Deity (TUDD statue combination).
Made From: N/A
Buy: 23,000 potch
Sell: 11,500 potch

Suikoden IV[]

Name: Thunder God's Garb
Description:
Type: Body Gear
Class:
Effects: Defense +22; Magic +1, Magic Defense +2, Lighting Resistance +30%
Equipped: None
Source: Created by Phil. Middleport (Armor Shop, rare).
Made From: Normal Wool Cloth (x2), Dragon Scale (x1)
Buy: 5,000 potch
Sell: 2,500 potch

Suikoden V[]

Name: Thunder God's Garb
Description: Body - Phys Def +64, Lightning Def +1
Type: Body Gear
Class: Light
Effects: Defense +64; Lightning Defense +1
Equipped: None
Source: Raftfleet (rare), Lelcar (rare), Port Spinacks, Sauronix, HQ (Armor Shop).
Made From: N/A
Buy: 85,000 potch
Sell: 42,500 potch

Suikoden Tactics[]

Name: Thunder God's Garb
Description:
Type: Body Gear
Class:
Effects: Defense +5
Equipped: Cedric, Simeon.
Source: Obel, Nay, Na-Nal, Iluya (Shop). Razril (bargain).
Made From: N/A
Buy: 1,200 potch
Sell: 600 potch

Suikoden Tierkreis[]

Name: Thunder God's Garb
Description: Allows you to move with the speed of a thunderbolt?
Type: Body Gear/Cloth
Class:
Effects: Defense +12; Speed +10
Equipped: None
Source: Cynas (Shop).
Made From: N/A
Buy: 1,200 potch
Sell: 600 potch


Notes[]

Early games used the variation 雷神のふく (with ふく in hiragana), while later games used the full kanji 雷神の服. The kanji reading remains the same, as both 服 (the kanji) and ふく (hiragana) are pronounced fuku. Although 服 generally means "clothes," it is often translated as "garb" in games.

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