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Status Effects
The mod's six effects: Aleph, Bet, Gimel and Hei (Zaphkiel's bullets), Segva (Michael's lock) and Held by the Shadow — icons, exact modifiers, sources and durations.
Michael
The Sealing Lord, Mukuro's Angel: a colossal key that seals skills, doors, objects and even the turning of the world, then opens space to hurl the ground, drop meteors or send shots back.
Date a Slime
The Angels of Date A Live as Ultimate skills for Tensura: Reincarnated: eight Angels, seven Spirit bosses, the Sephira Crystals and the machine that tears them out.
The Angels
Date a Slime's eight Angels side by side: sephirah, Spirit, number of modes, costs, cooldowns, signature technique, crystal and the version they arrived in.
Dependencies and compatibility
What you need to install to play Date a Slime, client and server side, and how it gets along with Great Sage, other mods and shader packs.
Origami Tobiichi
The Spirit of Keter: 9,000 HP, three phases, and the full Metatron. She fights on the wing, locks on, rains light and charges a beam you can see coming for five seconds.
Gamerules
Date a Slime's nine gamerules: terrain, the Extractor, chains, sky sanctums and Qlipha Crystals. They can be changed in game, without a restart.
Sealing Chains
The chains that drag an Angel carrier to the Extractor by force: a charged throw, then a timing duel between the Spirit who yanks and the holders who brace, in formation around them.
Zaphkiel's Flintlock
Kurumi's flintlock pistol, given by Zaphkiel's Manifest: right-click to fire a plain bullet or the loaded one, sneak to shoot it into your own temple.
Kurumi Tokisaki, Spirit of Binah
The Spirit of Binah as a boss: 8,000 HP, Zaphkiel in hand, predictive shots from range and high ground, stopped time, her clones, her shadow, Yud Bet and the City of Devouring Time in the last phase.
Zaphkiel's Musket
Kurumi's long musket, the second weapon of Zaphkiel's Manifest: it fires on left-click, plain bullet or loaded bullet, in either hand.
Michael (the Key)
Mukuro's key as an item: it only exists in its wielder's hand, doesn't strike, can't be thrown, stored anywhere or lost on death — one call brings it back.