This Identity mirrors Rien from the main story.
The story relayed by Yi Sang of the events following his daughters death shares the same framing as the event depicted in Tiphereth’s Realization of Roland in his depressive slump, including an identical description of a CG shown in said story episode.
The attack on the Southern Zwei Association mentioned in this Identity's Uptie Story is likely a deliberate parallel to Roland's attack on the Southern Middle.
This Identity is the first to have all three damage types in their Base Attack Skills.
This Identity is not considered by E.G.O Gift conditionals as having an Attack Skill that inflicts Burn, despite showing up when filtering Identities using the Burn Keyword.
In Sizzling Wound state, the speed of almost all identity animations (attack, coin toss, etc.) will be nearly tripled; additionally, the weapons trace will switch its shade of blue to its darker variant.
The voice lines for each Unlock stage match the phrases engraved on the scabbard Ryōshū had prior to the ending of Canto IX.
Assuming all Coins land heads, Furioso-Replica would do the same amount of total damage if it gained Coin Power instead of +5 Final Power.
The soundtrack "Call New Index" can be heard during the acquisition of this Identity.
Should Furioso-Replica end before it can reach its ninth coin (due to the last living target of the Skill dying to one of the earlier coins), the last coin used will perform the Scythe animation regardless.
This Identity takes Side-Swaps into account, having corresponding sprites for every action depending on which way Yi Sang is facing, instead of having the sprite mirrored 1:1 like other Identities.
Similarly to Rien, the Rapier and Stiletto animations on this Identity were swapped prior to the February 26th, 2026 update.
Should the bottom row of the leftmost slot not be available (due to having a Defense or E.G.O Skill in it), Furioso-Replica is placed in the top row of the leftmost slot instead.
Yi Sang's Furioso-Replica's Status infliction is almost identical in both numbers and order to both Rien's Furioso [Lacrimosa-Crescendo] and Roland's Furioso, with the sole difference with them being that it applies Burn instead of Bleed.
Created Jul 20
Updated Jul 20
Published Jul 20