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Smite God: Danzaburou

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Build Summary

Start (crit build)

Notes Standard start for mos of your matches.

Death's Toll

Spiked Gauntlet

Healing Potion

Multi Potion

Crit Build

Notes Build made for when you want to melt objectives as fg and gf plus kill squishies extremely fast. It may also do decent damage against tanks.

Upgrade to for more boxing potential, reducing enemy shield/healing, including lifesteal. Upgrade to if you need more setup/self-peel.

Replace your start if you need an extra slot for . You usually won't need it, but it's a possibility in an extreme case you need to have to deal with tanks.

Death's Temper

Bloodforge

Demon Blade

Fail-Not

Dominance

Deathbringer

Danzaburou's Skill Order Notes Skip a point at level 8 so at level 9 you can upgrade both ulti and your 1.

Notes

Skip a point at level 8 so at level 9 you can upgrade both ulti and your 1.

Fool's Gold

1 X

1 4 6 7 8

Alluring Spirits

2 A

2 10 11 12 14

Tanuki Trickery

3 B

3 15 16 18 19

Uproarious Rocket

4 Y

5 9 13 17 20

Danzaburou Threats

Tap each threat level to view Danzaburou’s threats

Max

Major

Even

Minor

Tiny

Danzaburou Synergies

Tap each synergy level to view Danzaburou’s synergies

Ideal

Strong

Low

None

Extended Build

Start (alternative crit build)

Spiked Gauntlet

Death's Toll

Healing Potion

Multi Potion

Alternative Crit build

Notes Alternative crit option. It offers more crit chance and so, a better early/mid game in exchange of the CDR, %pen and damage reduction from the first one. I don't think it's worth but if you like seeing red numbers, go ahead.

Every comment of the first build applies to this one minor the differences mentioned.

Death's Temper

Bloodforge

Rage

Demon Blade

Dominance

Envenomed Deathbringer

Start (no-crits build)

Death's Toll

Spiked Gauntlet

Healing Potion

Multi Potion

No-Crit Build

Notes Build made for when you face tanky comps or tanks are your problem in the game, w keying you/focusing you. This build absolutely melts them.

You may pick as an option against lifesteal and HP regen in general. Your last item is situational, so replace it. Only pick it if a healer or someone with insane lifesteal is being a big problem.

Death's Embrace

Bloodforge

Qin's Sais

The Ferocious Executioner

Dominance

The Crusher

Situational Items

Notes Situational items that might serve you well in some very specific situations.

Dominance

Brawler's Beat Stick

Bloodforge

Toxic Blade

Rage

Griffonwing Earrings

Titan's Bane

Transcendence

Relics

Notes - Pick this whenever you want to block massive burst damage like posedon's

- Pick this relic if the enemy team has a lot of Hard CC's like stuns, taunts...

- pick it whenever you need more sustain.

- pick it whenever you need more DPS

Aegis of Acceleration

Aegis of Judgement

Chaotic Beads

Temporal Beads

Claw Shard

Wing Shard

Introduction

Art by Hadassa

My name is x MysTeRioN z, a majority Xbox Player but sometimes I play on PC too. I'm a Brazilian nice guy who likes to play FPS, Racing, Plataform and RPG games. I like to study and read when I'm not playing and I'm also studying to be a lawyer. My xbox gamertag is the same as here: x MysterioN z.

I'm here to bring you this guide to play with . I will tell you everything you need to be a very good tanuki in battle. So, with no tricks, let's go

Credits for HiRez via Youtube

Why don't you join me? - Danzaburou

I want to tell you everything you need to know about this cute little ~~raccoon~~ tanuki so you can play with him as ADC on conquest. I personally love this character because he is fun, funny and his kit is so well made that is impossible to not fall in love with him!!!

Stats

General
Health: 644 (+82)
Mana: 230 (+38)
Speed: 370 (+0)
Range: 55 (+0)
Attack/Sec: 1 (+1.4%)

Regen
HP5: 7 (+0.69)
MP5: 4.4 (+0.38)
Protection
Magical: 30 (+1.6)
Physical: 18 (+3.1)

Basic Attack
Damage: 35 (+ 2.6)
(+100% of your Physical Power)
Progression: None
Class Bonus: 1% up to 10% extra Basic Attack Damage at level 20

Pros/Cons

Pros

High Crowd Control
Great Burst Potential
High boxing potential
Free power/gold on passive
Great self peel
Good gank potential
Very cute tanuki

Art by Charleyfox via Youtube

Cons

Very Squishy
0 Attack Speed buff
Your escape can be easily shutdown
Your taunt can be easily avoided
Reasonably dependent on his skills
Relies resonably on snowballing
Kinda meh the VP (the default)

Skills

Dubious Savings
Type: Passive

Every time actively gains gold, he stores 10% into one of his money pouches instead. When a pouch is filled, Danzaburou gains bonus gold and a permanent Physical Power increase before switching to a larger money pouch.

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Fool's Gold
Type: Projectiles
Cooldown: 12 secs

Hit Damage: 95/140/185/230/275 (+80% of your Physical Power)
Explosion Damage: 30/55/80/105/130 (+30% of your Physical Power)
Intoxicate Duration: 0.6/0.8/1/1.2/1.4s

rolls out 3 money bags that pass through and damage Enemy minions but stop on Enemy gods. When a money bag stops moving or hits a god, it reveals to be an explosive which detonates after a short delay. Gods hit are damaged and intoxicated, dropping a gold coin that both Danza or any ally can pick up to provide him 10 gold.

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Subsequent hits of the money bag or explosions deal 15% damage.

Alluring Spirits
Type: Ground Target
Cooldown: 16 - 12 secs

Healing: 20/40/60/80/100
Damage: 80/130/180/230/280 (+70% of your Physical Power)

takes a swig of his sake bottle, gaining health, before hurling it in front of him dealing damage to Enemies in the inner circle. The bottle of sake applies stacks to Enemy gods in the area slowing, and upon reaching 3 stacks, taunting (with no diminishing returns) them towards the sake bottle.

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Enemies that take more than 30% of their max. Health while taunted are broken out early. If the enemy is a jungle camp, it takes extra 40% damage from this skill.

Tanuki Trickery
Type: Ground Target, Self buff
Cooldown: 16 secs

Movement Speed: 20%
Leaf Movement Speed: 30/32.5/35/37.5/40%
Reduced Basic Attack Damage: 20%

Danzaburou creates a field where he moves faster, is slow immune, takes less basic attack damage, and has no basic attack penalty ~~(pretty balanced)~~. Enemies in the field are slowed by 20%. If Danzaburou leaves the field it fades turning him into a leaf with other decoys that mimic his movement. As a leaf his movement speed is increased, he is slow immune and can pass through Enemies.

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Any hit from Enemy gods or if Danzaburou himself attacks, he will be reverted to normal form.

Uproarious Rocket
Type: Projectile or Charge
Cooldown: 90 secs

Damage: 300/360/420/480/540 (+100% of your Physical Power)

summons a magical leaf that transforms into a large bamboo rocket! While preparing, Danza can aim the rocket within 180 degrees to lock onto Enemy gods, or he can refire this ability to become the rocket, also becoming untargetable. Once fired, the Rocket will pass through and damage Enemy minions, stopping on the first Enemy god/wall hit damaging and stunning them while dealing 50% damage in a larger area.

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You have 2 seconds after fired to choose if you want to go with the rocket or not

Skills Combos

Art by Bomine via Artstation

Wave clear

Attacking and Enemy (Far away)

Attacking and Enemy (Close)

How to play

Early Game

Key parts of early gameplay: Farming, HP and Mana Care, (Moderate) Aggressive playstyle, Attacking the tower, Wards, Ganks, Positioning, Fighting, and Poking.

early game in details

Farming: As you probably know, farming is the most important thing in a game of conquest. At the early stages, you have a good clear, so you just have to focus clear the wave. The more you farm, the bigger you get and by getting bigger you may help your team and do your job, carry the game, as soon as possible. Start on the red buff then go to the purple near your lane and GET the buff. It provides a minor protection reduction and Attack Speed, very helpful to you. Then farm your lane minions. Once you got to level 2 you may go and farm the harpy close to your lane but be careful it takes some time to kill and you need to clear it with your support, farm alone is a waste of HP and time. Keep farming your wave and avoid unnecessary backs to not lose the farm.
Watch you Health and Mana closely: Watch your Health and Mana. If you are out of mana, you are an easy target because you won't have Tanuki Trickery and/or Alluring Spirits, your escape/self peel. Don't try to force fights unless you're confident you can either kill your opponent or escape alive. If in doubt about your mana or HP, return to base. BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY!
Be careful with the mini-gods...I mean minions: Early fights usually happen with minions around. When you attack the enemy gods, their minions turn to you and start to hit you. Be careful. Minions at the early game are almost like gods and can do more damage than the enemy gods (mainly the ranged ones) so be careful fighting around enemy minions, also you can use this tactic in your favor, trying to force the enemy to fight near your minions. Also, the wave has always priority over harpy and even your purple buff!
Be aggressive (but with moderation): Yes you can attack enemy gods and try to hurt them even though you are not a kinda early game God. Watch your support behavior, try to use VGS to sync your behavior with his, and work together. Remember that you have a taunt and intoxicate allied with good damage and can be useful to you since your support probably will have another hard cc to help. Combining CCs early game may result in a kill. However be careful, you are "extremely fragile and breaks for everything!", in other words, you also die easily, so it can be too risky to be too aggressive, so use your brain, be aggressive once you have cleared the wave, or when the enemy cannot avoid your attacks and/or you know the enemy JG/mid is not around.
Attacking the enemy tower: Just attack the enemy tower if you have a good vision of the enemies on the map. Sometimes you might see yourself alone in the lane and you look at that tower asking to be shut down, but if you don't have any vision of the JG or enemies, don't go because it's too risky and you might get ganked and die.
Wards: An important habit to play at conquest and mainly as ADC is ward. Check the ward section to where I explain the right spots to ward here on my other guide. Buy Wards is something extremely important and with well positioning you can run for your life even before a gank happens. Remember that people (usually) are not idiots, if they are passive and suddenly they become aggressive that means a possible gank is coming and if you don't have any wards you won't be able to confirm it so you can miss a chance of turn the fight at your favor and punish the enemy. So, never forget wards especially at the early game where ganks are more deadly. Also, DO NOT STAND NEAR THE ENEMY TOWER YOU ARE A FREE GANK DOING THAT. Not even wards can save you sometimes if you have a bad positioning like this. Also, remember that until LVL 12 everyone has a free ward called Vision Shard
Ganks: Gank is when you start a fight with help of a teammate surprising the enemy. Use vgs to request ganks or to cancel them. Don't let your teammate start a fight and retreat without saying anything. Usually, I would recommend you follow the ganks and help your teammates but try to get the kills, you need to get bigger :p. Use "VG3", "VG1", "VGG", "VVX" are examples of commands you might use. Also always remember to say when the enemy is missing so the JG won't waste time going there when there are only minions. Don't ask for ganks when the enemy is under the tower, early game it's too hard to dive, Retreat and let the enemy farm away from his tower then you engage.
Positioning: About your positioning my comment is, stay behind the support whenever he is there and don't go in the middle of the wave else you will be hit by both minions when attacking the enemy. Also, don't stay too close to the enemy tower when you don't have the vision of the enemy mid and JG, else you are asking for a gank.
Fighting and Poking: Fight behind your support if possible and do not stay near the wave, minions will melt your HP and for the enemy turn the fight in his favor later it is extremely easy. Also, try to poke your enemy with some basic attacks and maybe Fool's Gold. If you are against an ADC without sustain (rushing Transcendence and no lifesteal/ Death's Toll in the kit) at this game stage you can win the lane by using this tactic. You also have some CCs on your kit that can be something REALLY powerful in the first early stages mainly if you have aggressive support.

DON'T CHASE AN ENEMY IF YOU ARE NOT SURE YOU'LL KILL. DON'T GO IF THE ENEMY HAVE TEAMMATES NEAR HIM or IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHERE THE ENEMIES ARE.

Prefer to don't try and stay alive instead of dying trying and feed the enemy.

Mid Game

Key parts of mid gameplay: Keep the Farming, Staying alone at lane, Aggressive playstyle, Rotating, Wards, Objectives.

Mid gameplay in details

Staying alone at Lane: At some moment, mainly in mid and high elos you will be alone with the other ADC on your lane. Remember the poking and fighting scenario from the early game, try to poke your enemy, and then, when he is at Medium/Low HP finish him with a burst combo using your ulti+2+1. Watch out with enemy ganks, DON'T FORGET TO WARD, and if you don't have any vision of the enemies be careful, better safe than sorry. If you feel (or hear) that enemies are coming for you, retreat. DO NOT STAY "UNDER" the enemy tower facing the enemy ADC else you will be asking to die there, your lane is longer than others and you don't have anything to escape than pure movement speed. Once you took the enemy tower rotate. If it's too early like 10min then stay in the lane but keep farming and don't stay too close to the Tier 2 tower.
Keeping up with the Farm: Just because the lane phase ended that doesn't mean you shouldn't farm anymore. Farm the neutral camps and buffs (with allies) to still getting bigger. You must not forget your farm or you will fall and won't be able to do anything.
Aggressive playstyle: Now it's time to become a little aggressive. Your damage scales very well now (mainly with the build I did). I recommend you start playing a little more aggressively, but not too much. Remember that your kit has strong flaws and CANNOT save you from some hotter situations. So you can blow enemies with your combos and your ganks, mainly with the ulti so use it in your favor.
Rotating: After you destroyed the enemy tower unless it's too early and you didn't even finish your stacks you will want to rotate, going to other lanes to help in fights and ganks or to do some objectives. Just don't forget to come back often to your lane to defend it, else the enemy will split splash (push) your lane and will destroy both towers and sometimes even the phoenix. And yes, some people are pure bots and won't rotate, that doesn't mean you also should stay there too, just mean that you need to return often to defend it ;)
Objectives: REMEMBER THAT OBJECTIVES ARE MORE IMPORTANT THAN KILLS, so it's time to start do your job, carry the game doing the objectives. This means that whenever your team starts an objective like fire giant or gold fury you must be there because from mid to late game you are the highest DPS of the team, and these objectives and structures are killed/destroyed with DPS, Basic attacks, so, help them.
Wards: This is the time you will need to pay a lot attention. When you stay alone on your lane it means you have 0 help, so if someone ganks you, there's nobody to help you so, ward the map. Check the section "Warding" to learn how to do it.

Late Game

Key parts of late gameplay: Farming Occasionally, Grouping Up, Self Peeling, Wards, Objectives, Late game Teamfights.

Late gameplay in details

Farming Occasionally: Just because the match is at advanced stages that don't mean you don't need to farm. Remember that even full build you can buy potions like Potion of Power and Elixir of Power. So, even though you already finished your build keep getting some farm OCCASIONALLY to stay ahead of your enemy and get these consumables that can change your match. Of course, you won't leave your team to farm away from them but if you notice some EXP, buff, or minions near F A R M.
Grouping Up: At late game, a key point to the carry is group up with your team. They do need you and you do need them. You are probably the highest DPS on the team and they really need you to destroy any remaining objective, be the constant damage on the teamfight and you also need them because you are a big glass canon walking around any engagement on you can be a sentence to death. So you help them and they help you gotcha? (In theory, of course, :p). Stay behind your team, especially your tank (support and or solo) and DO NOT walk alone or stay in the front line.
Self Peeling: Unfortunately, you are very squishy, so YOU DIE VERY FAST at the late game for other mids, carries and some jgs so DO NOT AVOID the "self peeling". Peeling is when you basically protect a teammate to help him get a kill, if someone dives into the backline to kill you, do not avoid using your ulti on your feet or fight back, yes try to run but if you can't better die fighting than just die. You have enough CC for self peeling against most part or Gods that dives you, so use it, you won't help the teamfight if you die before it starts, so forget the TF for a moment and defend yourself. Call for help if necessary!!!!!
Wards: Late game wards are important to know your enemy position. Don't forget especially to ward the Gold Fury AND the Fire Giant, these objectives can change the game's destiny depending on when and how they are made. You also must ward the JG so you can see enemies and maybe get a kill on someone walking randomly and then force a teamfight while they are 4 vs 5.
Objectives: These are the priorities late game. Stop rushing for killS and start to destroy/kill objectives. Remember that you can't split splash (split push) because you don't have the highest DPS of the entire game (there are better hunters for that like Izanami) nor has a great escape to get out of there without dying so I recommend you group up with your team and rush objectives together.
Late game Teamfights: This is where you shine, teamfights. Your ulti really hurts and can easily force relics from enemies to your team attack. While fighting, focus always on a single target, preferentially the squishes first, and then tanks, and don't forget to run for your life if someone dives you.

Builds and Itemization

There are important thing wrote on notes section on each build so, please, read them before start reading here!!!!!

How to Build

Now I will talk about how you should build the little tanuki boy properly, what your build must have to be decent and viable.

how to build

Builds

Crit Build

This build is focused bursting squishies while having decent power and sustain in lane. It may have a slower start but shines at mid/late game with the sustain and power you have + the crits to take down quickly objectives like gold fury and squishy targets, but also hurting reasonably tanks and structures.

Upgrade as you wish, both glyphs can work.

Item		Explanation
		Death's temper The starter Death's Toll allows you sustain well in lane, especially mana, since you cast a lot of skills, so you don't need mana potions and yet you are never without mana. The upgrade stacks easily in a teamfight and massively increase your dps on basics and it's not hard reach around 1k damage per basic late game.
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		Bloodforge This item offers a decent amount of lifesteal allied with a great amount of power. It is useful due to the extra survivability on teamfights thanks to the shield and movespeed. It also offers everything you would want early game for a reasonable price (especially power).
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		Demon Blade DB offers your first crits and attack speed. You get this item initially because it's cheap and gives attack speed and if you are lucky, you may crit. But it reaches full potential with the next item.
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		Fail-Not Great stats overall and the cdr allows you self-peel/use your 3 for boxing much more often. The %pen is welcome and works on both skills and basics. Combined with DB, you get a reasonable crit chance, and with that you proc DB passive more often, giving you more pen and attack speed.
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		Envenomed Deathbringer This item will increase your crit damage while also increasing your crit chance allowing you burst down objectives and squishes. Instead of starting the next item ust to stop and upgrade your starter, pick the glyph version of Deathbringer, it's super busted and will help you immensely on teamfights reducing healing and shields.
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		Dominance After you already own your start upgraded, pick this item to finish your build. Helps with the DPS on your basics, and so, it helps destroying structures, taking down fire giant and the tanks on the enemy composition.

Replacements

You may replace your last item or in last case your starter for the following options:

Hunter's Cowl can be an alternative for your starter. Lower sustain but higher MS and DPS on teamfights. Also, it helps other basic attackers, so consider getting it when you have multiple basic attackers.
Toxic Blade is a replacement against lifesteal and HP regen in general. If you are facing an Anubis, Freya, Aphrodite, etc., in the game, consider building it.
Qin's Sais can be used in this build as a starter replacement if you feel tanks are being too annoying for you.
Ornate Arrow can help you reach 100% crit chance and is a good starter upgrade, but the base version, although it allows you farm quicker, gaining access to your items sooner, it, just like cowl, makes you mana hungry, forcing you use less skills or bring mana potions with you plus it does not have power, not allowing your skills deal as much damage as they could.

No-crits build

No-Crits Build (Alternative)

This build offers a good amount of power, decent sustain and a giant amount of pen+prot reduction. It may not melt so quickly squishes and objectives like fire giant, but it does melt tanks and structures. The opposite of the first build. No need to mention the extremely high AS to proc as much as possible the Qins and stack glyph executioner faster, everything with good burst damage on skills.
The advantage here is that there is no direct counter item of this build, unlike when you pick crits, because exists. Recommended when you are facing a /.

is your glyph option for this build. Upgrade it when you have five items at minimum.

Item		Explanation
		Death's embrace The starter Death's Toll allows you sustain well in lane, especially mana, since you cast a lot of skills, so you don't need mana potions and yet you are never without mana. The upgrade allows you to heal no matter how much damage you do, unlike lifesteal rules, making it an excellent choice for sustain since you will not hit with giga numbers tanks.
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		Bloodforge This item offers a decent amount of lifesteal allied with a great amount of power. It is useful due to the extra survivability on teamfights thanks to the shield and movespeed. It also offers everything you would want early game for a reasonable price (especially power).
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		Qin's Sais It will enhance your basic attack damage allowing you to better boxing people, especially tanks. Due the HP pool changes, it can be helpful since early game but late game, especially against tanks that will have a lot of HP this will totally melt them.
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		The Executioner Good stats overall and the %prot reduction allows both your qins and basics hurt a lot more against tanks and objectives like gold fury, pyro, and fire giant. Remember this item not only increases your damage but EVERY PHYSICAL DAMAGE DEALER on your team, ince you are reducing directly the enemy physical protections and of course, the enemy takes more damage of you and everyone that deals physical damage, INCLUDING OBJECTIVES, STRUCTURES AND THE TITAN.
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		Dominance This item helps with the DPS on your basics, and so, it helps destroying structures, taking down fire giant and the tanks on the enemy composition. However, it does not help others like exec does, nor increase the damage of your abilities or items.
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		The Crusher For last, crusher increase your dps due to the extra attack speed power and pen, that works since your fist basic attack and on items and abilities. Your abilities also gain an extra damage after hitting a target with the passive.

Replacements

You may replace your last item or in last case your starter for the following options:

Hunter's Cowl can be an alternative for your starter. Lower sustain but higher MS and DPS on teamfights. Also, it helps other basic attackers, so consider getting it when you have multiple basic attackers.
Toxic Blade is a replacement against lifesteal and HP regen in general. If you are facing an Anubis, Freya, Aphrodite, etc., in the game, consider building it.
Qin's Sais can be used in this build as a starter replacement if you feel tanks are being too annoying for you.
Atalanta's Bow can help you reach the limit AS if you feel you need to attack faster but your abilities will deal a bit less damage than with crusher.
Death's Temper may increase you damage output on basics. However, it will decrease your sustain a lot, so consider picking Asi on your build as well to get this upgrade.

Don't forget to check the notes on each build on the top!!!
They have particularly valuable information!!!

Situational Items

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Item		Explanation
		Dominance Lots of power, mana, mp5 and attack speed, every useful stat to you. The pen offers 20% pen on your basics, but it does not work on itens like Qin's Sais or Odysseus' Bow so, use it only if you do need the other stats, if you want only the pen, try find something else.
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		Asi This item offers a huge amount of lifesteal allied with a great amount of power and attack speed. If you will need sustain over everithyng else, it might be smart pick this as your first item after the start.
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		Toxic Blade Whenever you are facing a lot of lifesteal or healing like Anubis, Freya, Aphrodite… Anti-healing is a good option.
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		Rage If you want to use only 2 slots for crits instead of 3, you may pick this item and DB and get rid of the others.
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		Titan's Bane When Executioner or Dominance isn't enough pen for a burst power via abilities, this is your choice. It offers huge 40% pen on your first damage skill.
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		Griffonwing Earrings If you are bad with basics attacks, this item may help you. You can build it very early (2nd ish) when you don't have attack speed (when every basic counts). It will help you hit players but will lower your DPS 'cause you could get a better item. I honestly recommend you just get better at basics, but if you are new or just can't hit them, it's something to be considered.
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		Brawler's Beat Stick Whenever you are facing a lot of lifesteal or healing like Anubis, Freya, Aphrodite...Anti-healing is a good option. Prioritize this item instead of toxic because you can apply AoE damage so you can apply the debuff on multiple targets.
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		Transcendence If you want to spam skills without ever needing to return to base, this is your choice. It offers an insane amount of power and man + cdr when fully stacked, perfect for strong abilities/basic.
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		Hunter's Cowl It can be your starter whenever you have multiple basic attackers on your team like Sol, Kali, Erlang Shen etc... It will boost everyones' Dps at late game.

Relics

These are active items with a large cooldown that can help you in the battle or even save your life, so don't forget to get them before going to the battle. Relics are free but can be upgraded for 300g. Then you can choose between 2 variants that has additional effects for extra 500 gold. Players unlock their first Relic at level 1, and their second Relic at level 12 over .

details about the relics

Random Facts

Danzaburou was the last god release in 2020 and in Season 7.
One of Danzaburou's other jokes, "I once hid as a tea pot, but someone took me and locked me away for a year. Never again." is a reference to the tale of Bunbuku Chagama, which tells of how at a temple called Morin-ji [ja] in Kōzuke Province (now Gunma Prefecture), the master priest (abbot) owns a chagama (tea kettle). When the priest sets the kettle on a hearth, the kettle sprouts a head and a tail (or legs as well), and turns into a half-badger, half tea-kettle creature.
The Danzaborou Ascended Skin card art makes a reference to the myth of the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons. In the skin full card art there are the following yokais Gashadokuro, Rokurokubi, Chochin-obake, Kasa-obake, one of Kuzenbo's Kappas, and Kitsunes carrying the platform where Danzaburou is standing. You can see them all only on the full card art.

Art by Charleyfox via DeviantArt

Art by Bomine via Artstation

From all the season 7 gods with an Ascended skin, only Danzaburou and Mulan don't use a red color scheme.
The sake bottles that are hanging around Danzaburou's waist are an allusion to how Tanukis in their myths are depicted with large testicles.
Danzaburou's joke line "Do not compare me to a kitsune! We Tanuki are the best, don't you forget it!" is a reference to his hatred towards Kitsunes.
The name of his recolor is a reference to the "full name" of the yokai Bake-danuki.
The Kero Kero skin changes Danzaburou from a Tanuki to a Frog and its name is possibly a reference to the "ribbit" sound on Japanese language (I guess?).

Danzaborou was the first god to receive a skin above tier1 (recolor) at the release (he was launched with Don Zaburou skin).
Don Zaburou is the only skin where the entire name of the skin sounds exactly like the god's name itself, except with slightly different spelling and two words.
On the that Skin Danzaburou is a common Raccoon. Although both animals are similar, to the point of western media translating Tanuki to Raccoon, they are in fact not the same. This skin shares its theme with Crime Boss Kuzenbo.
One of Danza lines on Uproarious Rocket on his crime boss skin, "Say hello to my little friend." is a reference to the movie Scarface. Crime Boss Kuzenbo, which shares its theme with it, also makes the same reference to this line when firing a Nene.

Final considerations

"You ever see a gun this big?"

Art by Bomine via Artstation

My final considerations are that he is very fun/funny to play and is one of the best ADCs ever. He is not the easiest hunter and might take a while to learn him but he also isn't the hardest.

If you follow the tips and the builds here I'm sure you'll be THE TRUE LEGENDARY TANUKI.

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That's it, thank you for reading my guide.

You ever see a gun this big? - Danzaburou Guide for Carries (Y10, 10.3)

Smite God: Danzaburou

Build Summary

Start (crit build)

Notes

Crit Build

Notes

Danzaburou's Skill Order Notes Skip a point at level 8 so at level 9 you can upgrade both ulti and your 1. x Notes Skip a point at level 8 so at level 9 you can upgrade both ulti and your 1. Close

Notes

Fool's Gold

Alluring Spirits

Tanuki Trickery

Uproarious Rocket

Fool's Gold

Alluring Spirits

Tanuki Trickery

Uproarious Rocket

Danzaburou Threats

Apollo | Even

Cupid | Even

Hou Yi | Even

Hachiman | Major

Artemis | Tiny

Danzaburou Synergies

Athena | Strong

Khepri | Ideal

Ares | OK

Sobek | OK

Extended Build

Start (alternative crit build)

Alternative Crit build

Notes

Start (no-crits build)

No-Crit Build

Notes

Situational Items

Notes

Relics

Notes

Introduction

Stats

Pros/Cons

Skills

Skills Combos

How to play

Early Game

Mid Game

Late Game

Builds and Itemization

There are important thing wrote on notes section on each build so, please, read them before start reading here!!!!!

Now I will talk about how you should build the little tanuki boy properly, what your build must have to be decent and viable.

What a Danza build must have?

What a Danza build may have?

What a Danza build usually mustn't have?

Builds

Crit Build

Item

Explanation

Replacements

No-Crits Build (Alternative)

Item

Explanation

Replacements

Don't forget to check the notes on each build on the top!!! They have particularly valuable information!!!

Situational Items

Item

Explanation

Temporal Beads

Temporal Beads

Aegis of Acceleration

Aegis of Judgement

Random Facts

Final considerations

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Smite Gods

Danzaburou's Skill Order Notes Skip a point at level 8 so at level 9 you can upgrade both ulti and your 1.

Notes

Skip a point at level 8 so at level 9 you can upgrade both ulti and your 1.

Don't forget to check the notes on each build on the top!!!
They have particularly valuable information!!!

Leave a Comment This author would like to receive feedback
and suggestions about their guide.