Project Mugetsu, otherwise known as PM, pulls us into the grim world of conflict between the Soul Society and Hollows, soul-devouring monsters. Fighting Hollows is difficult, and Soul Reapers must use all their tools of the trade to achieve victory. Shikai is a vital ingredient in every Soul Reaper's toolbox; this guide will explain how to get it.
Obtaining Shikai in Project Mugetsu (PM), explained
To obtain Shikai in Project Mugetsu (PM), you must first become a Soul Reaper. Once you obtain the ubiquitous title, to get Shikai, you will need to achieve the following objectives:
- Get a Meditation Level 20
- Get a Character Level 15
You can Meditate up to Level 20 by following our meditation guide. Then all you have to do is reach Level 15 via grinding, after which you can fight your Zanpakuto. Obtaining Shikai is an essential step for every Soul Reaper, and you will need this ability to experience how the class is supposed to be played fully.
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How to call your Shikai in Project Mugetsu (PM)
To call your Shikai in Project Mugetsu (PM), you must have the ignition bar, which is represented with a blue stripe, full. Then, you must open the chat windows and type in the call name and a form of Shikai. Here is the list of all Shikai call names:
- Awake
- Bloom
- Bloom
- Burst
- Dance
- Dash
- Devour
- Fly
- Growl
- Howl
- Reap
- Roar
- Scatter
- Sing
Following is the list of Shikai Forms:
- Hyorinmaru
- Kamishini
- Ryujin Jakka
- Senbonzakura
- Zangetsu
An example of a correctly calling your Shikai would look like this: "Dash, Zangetsu" Typing this will activate your Shikai and allow you to use its abilities in combat.
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