Castelius II evolves from Castelius III when fused with another Castelius III, and it will evolves again into Castelius I when fused with another Castelius II.
Castelius II and the rest of his line resemble temples with arms, and a mustache, they also appear to be carrying a flag with them, Castelius II in particular has a silver coloring.
His ability is to make anyone always get 2nd place.
FuseCastelius III with Castelius III. Castelius II also appears on all floors of Gourd Pond Museum at night in Breezy Hills. He has a guaranteed spawn on the left upper room of the second floor jumping out at you
Castelius II, along with Castelius I and Castelius III made an appearance in EX014 when Komasan and Komajiro were looking for buildings in the Kyoto area and mistaken them for the real-life equivalents of the Pavilion temples.
Etymology[]
"Ginkaku" translates as "silver pavillion" (Japanese: 銀閣,"silver pavillion").
"Castelius II" comes from "Castle" and the roman numeral II (2), indicating it to be second.
Origin[]
Castelius II's appearance and Japanese name are based on the Ginkaku-ji ("Silver Pavillion Temple"), officially named Jishou-ji (Japanese: 慈照寺,Jishō-ji, "Shining Mercy Temple"), a Zen Buddhist temple in the Sakyo ward of Kyoto, Japan. Originally planned as a retirement villa for the shogun Ashikaga Yoshimasa, he ordered to have it converted to a temple after his death, and to name it after his Dharma name. Surrounded by green areas and a carefully-kept sand garden, its two-story structure was originally intended to be finished with silver foil similarly to the Kinkaku-ji's gold leaf finish (see Castelius I#Trivia), but construction was halted during the Onin War and the plan never came to fruition. However, even if technically unfinished the building is still appreciated for its sparse, austere beauty (although more pragmatic people regard it as something of a "second fiddle" to the more lavish and grandiose Kinkaku-ji).
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