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The '''Flammie Drum''', also known as '''Wind | The '''Flammie Drum''', also known as '''Wind Drum''', is a recurring key item in the ''[[Mana (series)|Mana]]'' series. It makes its first appearance in ''[[Secret of Mana]]''. The item has usually been depicted as a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Den-den_daiko handheld double taiko drum], which is a type of Japanese toy with a flat surface on both sides whose sides are garnished with balls on strings. Shaking or turning the toy makes the balls hit the drum parts, resulting in a distinctive sound. | ||
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====Usage==== | ====Usage==== | ||
The party can call Flammie by using the drum whenever they are on an open field, as the use of this key item is forbidden in dungeons. The Flammie Drum effectively replaces the [[Ferry Flute]] as it is much more convenient and less restrictive. | The party can call Flammie by using the drum whenever they are on an open field, as the use of this key item is forbidden in dungeons. The Flammie Drum effectively replaces the [[Ferry Flute]] as it is much more convenient and less restrictive. | ||
===''Sword of Mana''=== | |||
===''Children of Mana''=== | ===''Children of Mana''=== | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
