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Enhanceable spirits do not have a trait other than their enhanceability. Once it has reached level 99, an enhanceable spirit can be enhanced, transforming it into a higher-class spirit; typically, the enhanced spirit's trait is not normally available to primary spirits. The enhanced spirit reverts to level 1 after being enhanced. There are 85 enhanceable spirits overall. | Enhanceable spirits do not have a trait other than their enhanceability. Once it has reached level 99, an enhanceable spirit can be enhanced, transforming it into a higher-class spirit; typically, the enhanced spirit's trait is not normally available to primary spirits. The enhanced spirit reverts to level 1 after being enhanced. There are 85 enhanceable spirits overall. | ||
Enhanced spirits are always numbered directly after their unenhanced counterpart | Enhanced spirits are always numbered directly after their unenhanced counterpart. Enhanced spirits always have the same type and number of [[support spirit]] slots as their unenhanced counterpart. While some enhanced spirits do have a different series to their unenhanced counterpart, they always remain in the same universe. | ||
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