Putty, also known as Bachelard, is a party member in Magical Vacation. 28-years-old, they are a putty hailing from Kugande Village on the Dark Plane. They travel the world in search of putty peas with the goal of repopulating their home.
Profile
- Main article: Putty#Profile
Gameplay
Putty can join the party at Kugande Village on the Dark Plane when they are given all 20 putty peas, starting at level 180 and wood magic level 90. They use the wood spirit, which is strong against beast, but weak to insect and dark. Their magic can cover single-target and square areas with a chance to lower the enemies' spirit (magic defense). As for stats, Putty makes good use of MP and spirit, but has low HP, power, and agility.
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| Name
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Attribute
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Lv.
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MLv.
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HP
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MP
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| Putty
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Wood
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100
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50
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521
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801
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MP%
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Pow
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Def
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Spr
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Agi
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| 10%
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58
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72
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85
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51
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| Skills
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| Skill
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Cost
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Description
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MLv.Magic level learned
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Biography
The students encountered Bachelard at Toruna Village, where they waited to receive permission from Chiffon to pass through Benakoncha Ruins. After the students defeated the snowhare, they found Bachelard near the entrance to Remittsu Palace, perplexed by the taste of MP Pots' oil. At Pipplestown, Bachelard ask a pipples salesmen if he had putty peas in stock. Unfortunately, the pipples did not know what putty peas were, leading Bachelard to believe that such an item could not be found in the Light Plane.
Later on, Bachelard traveled to the Dark Plane, facing obstacles such as black-feathered sparrows along the way. In Tapiocatea Village, they told the students they were returning to the desolate Kugande Village with no putty peas and feared for the future of the species. By the time the students reached Kugande Village, Bachelard was seen lying face-down in exhaustion. They would not stand up until Mace was talked to in the locked house at Basorimo Village, given a putty pea, and chose to abandon Masalatea Village to live in Kugande instead. Afterwards, the party talked to Bachelard and gave them putty peas to help repopulate the village.
Nomenclature
Their name comes from Gaston Bachelard, a French philosopher from the 19th century who became famous for his writings on the poetic imagination.