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The Raider Yumi (追い剥ぎの和弓 Oihagi no wakyū, lit. Highwayman's Wakyū) is a Yumi that is introduced in Fire Emblem Fates. The Raider Yumi is imbued with the amusing property of stripping a selected enemy target of their attire if its wielder has the Weapon Triangle advantage. The Raider Yumi is analogous to the Raider Katana, Raider Naginata, Raider Axe, Raider Knife and Disrobing Gale.

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  • The Raider Yumi (追い剥ぎの和弓 Oihagi no wakyū, lit. Highwayman's Wakyū) is a Yumi that is introduced in Fire Emblem Fates. The Raider Yumi is imbued with the amusing property of stripping a selected enemy target of their attire if its wielder has the Weapon Triangle advantage. The Raider Yumi is analogous to the Raider Katana, Raider Naginata, Raider Axe, Raider Knife and Disrobing Gale.
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  • Setsuna wielding the Raider Yumi.
  • The quiver of the Raider Yumi attached to Setsuna's back.
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  • The Raider Yumi (追い剥ぎの和弓 Oihagi no wakyū, lit. Highwayman's Wakyū) is a Yumi that is introduced in Fire Emblem Fates. The Raider Yumi is imbued with the amusing property of stripping a selected enemy target of their attire if its wielder has the Weapon Triangle advantage. The Raider Yumi is analogous to the Raider Katana, Raider Naginata, Raider Axe, Raider Knife and Disrobing Gale.
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