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| - This item drops from the Flame Leviathan in the 25-man version of Ulduar.
- This bar is also a stop on the miniquest Bar Crawl and is involved in the quest Recipe for Disaster. The top floor of the bar is home to a drunken man which you can kill. The stat-increasing beer, known as the wizard's mind bomb, is required for the Falador Tasks. All three barmaids have the same appearance (except for Emily, who has blonde hair instead of brown like her co-workers), seem to be the same age, wear the same uniform, and say the exact same things when you talk to them.
- In 1977, Izumi Yasunari appeared as the Rising Sun on his first known mission. He was asked to help the Atom dismantle a bomb in Japan. During the summer of 1981, Doctor Mist encourages Izumi to help Superman find a piece of ancient armor. Soon after, he and his Guardians assisted Superman in a battles against ancient sorcerers who were casting a spell amid the Moai (Statues) of Easter Island.
- Rising Sun is a thrown weapon usable by the Onion Knight, the Thief, and the Ninja. It can be found at Doga's Grotto and has an attack power of 70.
- RISING SUN是一首初於《新 太鼓の達人》登場的日本流行音樂。
- Rising Sun (RS) is the latest and current story arc of the narrative of the Captain Tsubasa series. It takes place after the "Golden-23" and "Overseas Fierce Fights" arcs, and covers mainly Olympic Japan quest to win the gold medal at the the Madrid Olympics. The storyline is published in the manga Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun.
- All three barmaids have the same appearance (except for Emily, who has blonde hair instead of brown like her co-workers), seem to be the same age, wear the same uniform, and say the exact same things when you talk to them.
- Name: Rising Sun Run Time: 3:04 Year: 2003
- Rising Sun uses his fire powers to defend Japan and fight with the Global Guardians. He is 5 ft 9 in tall, he weighs 162 lbs his eyes are brown and his hair is black.
- Rising Sun ("Sol naciente") es la séptima pista del disco Silent Hill Original Soundtracks. Fue compuesta por Akira Yamaoka. Categoría:Pistas de Silent Hill Original Soundtracks Categoría:Música Categoría:Música instrumental
- The Rising Sun was built by the member and shipwright of Sprenger Pirates, Kai Maaka. This ship is very good builded and its very strong so it cant be easy to destroy. This ship was builded under sun on very hot days Kai and his father builded it and give it the name Rising Sun.
- Rising Sun was a Mantis ship captained by Yoritomo Yorikane. It was ambushed and sunk in 1167 by the Dark Wave Fleet.
- Dabei wird es um die Teilnahme der U23 Japans an den Olympischen Spielen gehen. Das erste Kapitel wird eine farbige Einleitung enthalten, zudem ziert der Titel das Cover der Grand Jump-Ausgabe.
- Rising Sun is a crew that sails the Midnight Ocean. The crew currently flies the flag of Don't Panic.
- CNO Tom Chandler must find a way to return to his old crew and to investigate a dangerous, new enemy.
- Rising Sun is a recurring piece of music in the Mana series, composed by Kenji Ito. Because of its prominence, it is often called the "main theme" of the series. Rising Sun first featured in Sword of Mana, but was absent in Secret of Mana and Seiken Densetsu 3 ("Where Angels Fear to Tread" seemingly taking its place), as well as Legend of Mana. However, it returned to form in Children of Mana and Dawn of Mana, the two main titles of the World of Mana compilation. When the piece does feature, it is usually played on the title screen.
- Itachi ignites Amaterasu on a rock behind the opponent, then he ignites Amaterasu again buring a hole behind the opponent to scare him. Itachi then ignites a final Amaterasu that burns the opponent and creates a huge crater.
- Rising Sun is a song from Silent Hill. It is track 7 in the Silent Hill soundtrack and was composed by Akira Yamaoka. The song is a series of quiet, ominous bell-tones over soft, atmospheric white noise. It brings to mind the rising sun whose light will never reach through the fog of Silent Hill.
- Game: Age of Empires III Style: Strategy Type: Singleplayer and Multiplayer
- Rising Sun was a short lived Toonami Programming Block that started in 2000 and ended the same year. The block initially ran Saturday mornings from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. At some point, right after T.O.M. 2 was introduced, the schedule was changed to Saturday mornings from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The block was canceled, mostly, so Cartoon Network's sister network Kids WB's Saturday morning lineup did not have competition from within the company.
- Rising Sun is a Winx special/offensive spell used by Stella, in which she forms a light sphere in her hand and shoots it out towards her enemy. It can also be used to lighten up a dark forest by sun rays emitted from her.
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* Class: Dawn Warrior
* Type: Active
* Maximum Level: 20
- Rising Sun is the first book of Out of the Shadows, a fanfiction series written by Frostfeather.
- Rising Sun is a series about a Trainer Mark from the Almia region.
- Rising Sun (日柳 Kusanagi?, "Sun Willow") is a Light-elemental martial arte used by Jude Mathis in Tales of Xillia 2.
- Rising Sun is an achievement in The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind.
- Rising Sun is one of Vergil's special moves. Vergil launches the opponent into the air with two rising kicks using Beowulf. Rising Sun is an integral part of Vergil's combos. Inputting H right after the second kick hits causes Vergil to perform Trick back down to the ground. You can use the Trick cancel as a means to cut Rising Sun's recovery time, allowing for a combo. If Rising Sun is blocked, perform Trick for a quick getaway. Only extremely quick attacks can punish the teleport.
- Rising Sun, called Spiral Blade Assault Kick (螺旋襲刃脚/Rasen Shuujin Kyaku)is a move introduced in the first Tekken game, which, until Tekken 4, could be performed by every practitioner of Mishima Style Karate. Heihachi Mishima was never able to use the alternative command for Rising Sun, and as of Tekken 5, he lost the move completely. The input is uf+4,4.
- Yes, tokin. I told you they were hippies. (1,680 Gold)
* Benkei Wig: The mountain ascetics called "yamabushi" wore their hair long and loose like this. They also didn't bathe very much, unless you count meditating under ice-cold waterfalls. They were pretty much the Japanese version of hippies. (5,280 Gold)
- Before the Battle of Midway, at the Battle of Coral Sea, the USS Yorktown was sunk by Japanese torpedo bombers and caused the number of Americans present at the battle of Midway to be reduced by a third.
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