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Misti Oar (ミスティ・オール, Misuti Ōru) is a midfielder for Gurdon Eleven.
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Appearance[]
Misti's appearance resembles that of an ural owl. She has black eyes with a yellow sclera. She is also short in height.
Game appearance[]
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Character view[]
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Recruitment[]
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In order to recruit Misti, Ixal Fleet has to be defeated in the story mode first.
Also, the following requirements are needed:
- Coin:
× 6 - Item: Smooth Oil (なめらかなオイル, randomly dropped from Crim Hound (クリム・ハウンド) in Roglos Gordon's right taisen route)
- Item: Flying Belt (空飛ぶベルト, randomly dropped from Metal Arms (メタルアームズ) in Gurdon)
- Photo: Unique Torii (個性的な鳥居の写真, taken at Gurdon's Village)
- Topic: Petty Mischief (ちょっとしたイタズラの話題, obtained at Gurdon's coal mine)
After this, she can be scouted.
Stats[]
All stats are at level 99 and untrained.
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- GP: 116
- TP: 147
- Kick: 76
- Dribbling: 136
- Block: 72
- Catch: 119
- Technique: 121 (151)
- Speed: 138
- Stamina: 100
- Lucky: 66
- Freedom: 200
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Game exclusive teams[]
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Trivia[]
- Her forename, Misti, is derived from ミスティ山 (read as "Misti San"), which, in turn, means Misti Volcano, and, her surname, Oar, is derived from アウル (read as "Auru"), which, in turn, is the Japanese pronunciation of owl, references to Gurdon Eleven's naming motif.
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