Wakizashi: Yojimbo draws a powerful ground rending and air cutting slash that targets single or multiple targets with his wakizashi (short sword).Kozuka: Yojimbo throws several kozuka (a special throwing knife made to fit inside a wakizashi's scabbard) at a single target.He cannot use this on long range targets, however. It is Yojimbo's weakest move, and he will shake his head in disapproval of the amount of money received. Daigoro: Yojimbo's dog will attack on his command.At the expense of paying him a sum of gil each turn (paying 0 will dismiss him), he will personally use these attacks at his discretion: He is not directly controlled and cannot use Shield or Boost. Yojimbo's only options on the field are Pay or Dismiss. See the Summon and Overdrive sequences here. The player can increase Yojimbo's MP, though he cannot make use of it. He doesn't have any default abilities, nor can the player teach him any. Yojimbo's stats are modest, with particularly high Evasion. When dismissed, Yojimbo makes hand gestures, commanding his dog, Daigoro, to flee, and will disappear into dust and cherry blossom petals. His victory pose has him make a hand gesture and bow his head. Yojimbo emerges from behind the tree, turns with a sweep of his coat and calls upon his dog to start the battle. A bark is heard, and Yojimbo's dog, Daigoro, appears to greet the summoner. With a wave of the summoner's staff, a night-time dimension forms, featuring a single sakura tree in bloom with blue flowers. Obtaining Yojimbo in the Final Fantasy X HD Remaster version earns the It's All About The Money trophy/achievement. If the player pays Yojimbo triple what he is asking at any point, he will give two Teleport Spheres as a token of appreciation. Waiting approximately 5-8 seconds before beginning to enter the new offer will resolve this. This occurs if the player begins to input a new offer too quickly. When attempting to offer Yojimbo the least amount of gil at any stage other than the very first, he may reject a seemingly valid offer. Yojimbo will then give his final price of 198,810 gil, where the player must offer at least 178,931 (90% of his offer) gil, which Yojimbo should accept. Yojimbo will counteroffer with 211,500 gil, and the player should offer 148,051 (70% of his offer) gil. Yojimbo will counter with 225,000 gil, and the player should offer 157,501 (70% of his offer) gil. He will ask for 250,000 gil, but the player should offer 125,001 (50% of his offer) gil. To obtain Yojimbo for the cheapest price, the player should select the third option, 'To defeat the most powerful of enemies'. As for his payment, Yojimbo will initially ask the player for hundreds of thousands of gil, but it is possible to haggle with him. Her choice here will affect Yojimbo's behavior in battle and his probability in using his attacks. Yojimbo will first ask Yuna a question regarding her purpose in trying to acquire his help. Yojimbo can be recruited at the Cavern of the Stolen Fayth near the entrance to Mt. If Tidus later returns to the fayth's chamber after learning the truth of Dream Zanarkand, Yojimbo's fayth assures him that he will never be forgotten. Yuna succeeds in this effort and Yojimbo joins her. Some summoners and their guardians brave the fiend-infested cavern regardless to pray on his fayth and gain his allegiance. Yojimbo is a 'lost' aeon, his fayth being held in the Cavern of the Stolen Fayth, presumably having been stolen away from a temple by those rebelling against the pilgrimage tradition. On his fayth statue his sword and shield say 'Mea Culpa' in Spiran and Yevon scripts. His fayth is bound by ribbons, which say 'SEAL' in Yevon script.

Yojimbo is a colossal ornamental samurai wielding a katana, clad in colorful robes. Yojimbo's fayth statue in the Cavern of the Stolen Fayth.

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