Is the Project Mugetsu Tsukishima Clan Any Good?

Suddenly found yourself as part of the Project Mugetsu Tsukishima clan? Read this guide to find out which abilities you can now utilise on the battlefield.

Reroll your clan now by loading up Project Mugetsu via the Roblox website. Want to learn more about the other in-game clans? Take a look at our Project Mugetsu Cifer guide, our Project Mugetsu Gojo guide, and our Project Mugetsu Ginjo guide!

Project Mugetsu Tsukishima

The Tsukishima clan is of Mythic rarity, with a 1% chance to drop for your character. It’s part of the third-rarest batch of clans, with War Powers and Transcendant being the rarest in the entire game with 0.1% and 0.005% drop rates.

Tsukishima Abilities

The passives and moves that you can use when part of the Tsukishima clan.

Past Cutter
You have a chance of inflicting the Historical Cut debuff with each hit of your sword. This debuff deals DMG over time!
Master Swordsman and Combatant
Your Sword Mastery and Fist Mastery get 0.7x the EXP
Immense Spiritual Power
Your Reiatsu bar is now much larger
Bookmark
Note a location with your mouse and teleport back after 5 secondsOnce you teleport back, your HP and Reiatsu bars replenish to match how they were before you set your mark
Memory Manipulation
Your enemy can no longer use abilities for a short while as you enter their memories, rendering them useless
Book of the End
Your dodging ability gets a buff, increasing your chance of correctly performing a dodge by 12%
Substitute Shinigami
Your DMG gets a huge boostYour character’s overall speed is increasedYou take less DMG for a whileThe cooldowns for your abilities are sped up by 50% for a total of 30 seconds

Who is Tsukishima?

In the Bleach anime series, Tsukishima is a Fullbringer. He used to be a member of the Xcution group, and his main skill is the Book of the End ability (you can wield this as a member of the Tsukishima clan in Project Mugetsu!).

He’s a very stern and collected character, often mistaken as overly calm as he doesn’t wear his heart on his sleeve, and is good at hiding any hint of emotion on his face.

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