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|quote = "Welcome home..." | |quote = "Welcome home..." | ||
|kanji = 塩野 奈月 (しおの なつき) | |kanji = 塩野 奈月 (しおの なつき) | ||
|encounter = [[ | |encounter = [[Rogetsu Hall]] 2F ward hallway ([[Chapter 2: Resonance|Chapter 2]]) | ||
|occupation = Patient | |occupation = Patient | ||
|COD = [[Blooming]] | |COD = [[Blooming]] | ||
|notes = N/A | |notes = N/A | ||
}}Natsuki was a patient at [[ | }}Natsuki was a patient at [[Rogetsu Hall]] who suffered from [[Getsuyuu Syndrome]]. The [[Fatal Frame IV Spirit List|ghost list]] mentions that she waited for her lover to visit her, by the entrance to the ward she was hospitalized in. He never came, however, and this drove her deeper into insanity. | ||
She is first encountered in the second floor ward of | She is first encountered in the second floor ward of Rogetsu Hall, attempting to stop [[Ruka]] from returning the [[Tadareta Mask]] to the dining room. Her second appearance is with fellow patient [[Iori Aiba]], in [[Chapter 2: Resonance|Chapter 2]]. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 15:44, 22 December 2022
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Template:FFIV GhostNatsuki was a patient at Rogetsu Hall who suffered from Getsuyuu Syndrome. The ghost list mentions that she waited for her lover to visit her, by the entrance to the ward she was hospitalized in. He never came, however, and this drove her deeper into insanity.
She is first encountered in the second floor ward of Rogetsu Hall, attempting to stop Ruka from returning the Tadareta Mask to the dining room. Her second appearance is with fellow patient Iori Aiba, in Chapter 2.
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Misc. Info
- Natsuki's primary attack involves her ducking at close range, before lunging at the character - the same attack as Iori Aiba.
See Also
- For other hostile ghosts, see Hostile Ghosts.
- For more information on Getsuyuu Syndrome, see Getsuyuu Syndrome.