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{{Infobox Denjuu T2
{{Infobox Denjuu T2
| name = Diabolos
| name = Diabolos
| japname = ディアボロス
| ja = ディアボロス
| romaji = Diaborosu
| romaji = Diaborosu
| bootlegname = Dylu
| bootlegname = Dylu
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==Description==
==Description==
{{Description-t2 | t2 = さんをはいて てきをこうげき のろいとしのうたを くちずさむ | en =}}
{{Description-t2 | t2 = さんをはいて てきをこうげき のろいとしのうたを くちずさむ | en = It sings a cursed song to attack its foe. }}


==Telefang 2 sprites==
==Telefang 2 sprites==
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==Area==
==Area==
[[File:T2 Diabolos.png|thumb|right|First encounter with Diabolos]]
[[File:T2 Diabolos.png|thumb|right|First encounter with Diabolos]]
Naturally evolve [[Diabolos (Natural)]] at level 40.
This Denjuu can be obtained only by [[natural evolution|naturally evolving]] [[Diabolos (Natural)]].


==Moveset==
==Moveset==

Latest revision as of 07:17, 17 March 2018

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Denjuu
Diabolos
ディアボロス / Diaborosu
No. 175
Stage Natural-2
Type Sky
Version


Diabolos is a Sky-type Denjuu, and the final boss of Telefang 2. It is one of artist Saiko Takaki's favorite Denjuu.

Name etymology[edit]

From the Greek word διάβολος; the devil.

Description[edit]

Power/Speed さんをはいて てきをこうげき のろいとしのうたを くちずさむ
English Translation It sings a cursed song to attack its foe.

Telefang 2 sprites[edit]

Front Idle Front Active Back Idle Back Active

Area[edit]

First encounter with Diabolos

This Denjuu can be obtained only by naturally evolving Diabolos (Natural).

Moveset[edit]

Moves of Diabolos (Natural-2)
From start Acid
From start Voltage
Lv. 15 Curse Song
Lv. 30 Death Song


Evolution[edit]

Trivia[edit]

The wing tatters on Diabolos's official art are much more detailed than on its ingame sprites, this was probably changed due to the complexity of drawing them clearly at a smaller scale.