DragonierMan, Suzume, and Aya, wings unfurled, flew through the spacious skies of Netopia. Swept across the amber waves of grain. And came up and over the purple mountains majesty.
They had returned to the NET equivalent homeland of their Operator, Dustin Obscura. Plunging into the next, deeper, darker part. And they were going to ravage it.
Status
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP [Null/Speed: High Gear/Overclock; OmniShoes/Undershirt]
Suzume.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
Aya.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
[Bounty: MetalCragger: 0 kills.]
Requesting Battle 1.
Homeward Bounce
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Flying through the skies of Netopia Rogue, the population seemed to be understandably rather sparse compared to if they had taken a ground route, but that didn't mean that the area was completely barren at high altitude. Soon after they entered the Rogue sector, the trio could hear a faint thumping sound in the distance, as if someone was banging on a desk rather violently. Investigating it would reveal a small chunk of land, seemingly dropped into the middle of nowhere and floating of its own accord. The thumping sound originated from what appeared to be its sole inhabitant -- a metallic Cragger golem smashing its fists around in a fit of rage.
Of course, it wasn't unwarranted, as upon closer inspection, it seemed like the Cragger virus was being harassed by a gaggle of electrical viruses. Two of them were spherical Sparkler satellites, swerving in and out of the edge of the floating island, and two more were tiny electrical Maru sprites, hovering about the middle of the island, about a device that was stuck directly into the paneling that made up the floating island. The device's bottom half, stuck into the island, seemed to be an embedded disk of some sort, pulsing with a vibrating beat. Its top half was a tall beacon of some sort, with a tiny metal ring at its very top of its antenna, emitting a faint laser beam every now and then to some far off location in the skies. The harassing viruses seemed to notice DragonierMan and company approaching, and directed their attention towards the new visitors. One of the Sparklers seemed more raring to go than the others, already launching itself towards DragonierMan!
-- Viruses --
SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. A: 160 HP (Missing, edge of island, heading towards DragonierMan)
SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B: 160 HP (Missing, edge of island)
Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. A: 90 HP (Normal, hovering around Beacon)
Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. B: 90 HP (Normal, hovering around Beacon)
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.: 200 HP (Normal, edge of island)
-- Navis --
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP (Flying over Missing, 1 move away from Normal)
Suzume.SP: 100 HP (Flying over Missing, 1 move away from Normal)
Aya.SP: 100 HP (Flying over Missing, 1 move away from Normal)
-- Terrain --
80% Missing (High up in the air)
20% Normal (Chunk of floating land, about one movement across in diameter)
-- Objects --
Anti-Gravity Module: 500 HP (Normal, embedded in the middle of island)
Directional Beacon: 40 HP (On top of Anti-Gravity Module, intermittently beeping towards some far-off location)
-- Rogue Battle 1 Ready? Start!! --
Of course, it wasn't unwarranted, as upon closer inspection, it seemed like the Cragger virus was being harassed by a gaggle of electrical viruses. Two of them were spherical Sparkler satellites, swerving in and out of the edge of the floating island, and two more were tiny electrical Maru sprites, hovering about the middle of the island, about a device that was stuck directly into the paneling that made up the floating island. The device's bottom half, stuck into the island, seemed to be an embedded disk of some sort, pulsing with a vibrating beat. Its top half was a tall beacon of some sort, with a tiny metal ring at its very top of its antenna, emitting a faint laser beam every now and then to some far off location in the skies. The harassing viruses seemed to notice DragonierMan and company approaching, and directed their attention towards the new visitors. One of the Sparklers seemed more raring to go than the others, already launching itself towards DragonierMan!
-- Viruses --
SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. A: 160 HP (Missing, edge of island, heading towards DragonierMan)
SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B: 160 HP (Missing, edge of island)
Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. A: 90 HP (Normal, hovering around Beacon)
Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. B: 90 HP (Normal, hovering around Beacon)
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.: 200 HP (Normal, edge of island)
-- Navis --
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP (Flying over Missing, 1 move away from Normal)
Suzume.SP: 100 HP (Flying over Missing, 1 move away from Normal)
Aya.SP: 100 HP (Flying over Missing, 1 move away from Normal)
-- Terrain --
80% Missing (High up in the air)
20% Normal (Chunk of floating land, about one movement across in diameter)
-- Objects --
Anti-Gravity Module: 500 HP (Normal, embedded in the middle of island)
Directional Beacon: 40 HP (On top of Anti-Gravity Module, intermittently beeping towards some far-off location)
-- Rogue Battle 1 Ready? Start!! --
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They approached the viral group from the sky and noticed that not all of the viruses were playing nice with each other. Typical. They were chaotic beings after all. Also there was a place of interest that their hunt had brought them too. Apparently there was a floating island that also doubled as some sort of satellite. Broadcasting some sort of signal. It was of course no surprise that it had attracted a few electric viruses. One of which started to make a beeline for their little group hovering with ill intent.
And ill intent they would receive. DragonierMan finally had the perfect opportunity to test a new toy he had gotten from his Lord. He raised his hand in front of him as he flew. His armor hardened, a bubble formed around him, his eyes and reflexes became sharper, and a small portal appeared. Flying out of the portal was a P-47D Thunderbolt with a dragon-mouth insignia nose art (similar to the popular shark-face insignia, but dragon themed). Its engine roared and its propeller spun rapidly as it exited the portal, driving it towards the battle. Drago directed it towards the two Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once.s. The plane dove and began a strafing run on the first Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. A.
Suzume and Aya raised their own hands in front of them as they flew, facing the incoming SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. A. Energy collected in their palms as aiming lights swept over and painted their target. They flapped their wings and reoriented their flight to give them the best firing angle, before they unleashed their shots. Moments later, the high-energy shells sailed from their hands, and through the air towards the approaching SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge.. The wind screamed around the cone of the missiles as they flew. They were set for direct contact and not air-burst, so they would be even more accurately guided to the target instead of fired-and-forgot.
Drago then popped a barrier around his new minion to better keep it in play as it fought the Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once.s on its own. Drago, Suzume and Aya then began to split up. The girls began to perform evasive aerial maneuvers, dodging and weaving through the sky as they circled the island parallel from each other. Suzume circled the island clockwise, while Aya circled counter-clockwise. It wouldn't be long before they were on opposite sides of the island, as Drago rushed through the center towards SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B. The sky boomed as he flew really fast and hit the sound barrier, zooming across the heavens like a rocket, arms out in front of him like a superhero.
The spirit of the
WoodDragon2Damage: 150 + Ground Attack + Medium Area Grass Terrain Change + Terrain Changer
Accuracy: C
Description: Summons a WoodDragon that attacks enemies as it glides across the ground. Changes terrain to Grass as it passes.
Duration: Once
Element: Wood
Special: Terrain Changer: Ceases attacking when the Terrain Change effect is completed (once 25% of the terrain is changed).
Trader Rank: C appeared around him as he flew at SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B. The various forest-like hues of the ghostly apparition swirled around Drago's body, infusing him with its power. He focused the power to his fists as he attempted to ram the SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B. There was an explosion of energy as the creature materialized a moment before collision, leaping jaws first at the electrically-charged virus. After its attack it probably fell into the expanse of Missing Terrain, disappearing from view. If it managed to fall onto the platform, it would probably avoid damaging the Anti-Gravity Module and Directional Beacon, and instead bite at whatever viruses it could get at while making lots of Grass Terrain.
Meanwhile, Suzume and Aya peppered the Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. B below with Buster Shots from two opposite directions, high above. They held their right arm with their left as they circled, firing a bolt of gray energy each toward the target. It probably wasn't considered to be carrying any weapons, so the Disarm effect imbued into their attacks probably did nothing. However, as the twins attacked, they continued to use their advantage of being in the ultimate "high ground" to stay away from the virus if it then decided that it would try to fly up and strike at them. Flying was just great.
Drago reached up and formed a
Boomerang2Damage: 90 + Group Attack (Arc)
Accuracy: B
Description: Throws a boomerang at enemies
Duration: Once
Element: Wood
Special: Group Attack (Arc): This attack may hit between 1 and 4 enemies on average, perhaps more depending on the situation. This version of Group Attack hits in an arc that loops back to the attacker. If attempting to hit too many targets with poor RP, you may also hit yourself, so be careful.
Trader Rank: C from the ether. He then took aim at the remaining electrical viruses he could get in a nice arc and threw it. The great arch of wood arced through the air, spinning as it went, and attempted to strike anything that came within its path. Finally, Drago raised his hands to the sky and a ball of light shot out of his raised fingertips. It exploded above the battlefield and bathed everything in its light. Blinding everyone next Turn.
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And ill intent they would receive. DragonierMan finally had the perfect opportunity to test a new toy he had gotten from his Lord. He raised his hand in front of him as he flew. His armor hardened, a bubble formed around him, his eyes and reflexes became sharper, and a small portal appeared. Flying out of the portal was a P-47D Thunderbolt with a dragon-mouth insignia nose art (similar to the popular shark-face insignia, but dragon themed). Its engine roared and its propeller spun rapidly as it exited the portal, driving it towards the battle. Drago directed it towards the two Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once.s. The plane dove and began a strafing run on the first Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. A.
Suzume and Aya raised their own hands in front of them as they flew, facing the incoming SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. A. Energy collected in their palms as aiming lights swept over and painted their target. They flapped their wings and reoriented their flight to give them the best firing angle, before they unleashed their shots. Moments later, the high-energy shells sailed from their hands, and through the air towards the approaching SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge.. The wind screamed around the cone of the missiles as they flew. They were set for direct contact and not air-burst, so they would be even more accurately guided to the target instead of fired-and-forgot.
Drago then popped a barrier around his new minion to better keep it in play as it fought the Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once.s on its own. Drago, Suzume and Aya then began to split up. The girls began to perform evasive aerial maneuvers, dodging and weaving through the sky as they circled the island parallel from each other. Suzume circled the island clockwise, while Aya circled counter-clockwise. It wouldn't be long before they were on opposite sides of the island, as Drago rushed through the center towards SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B. The sky boomed as he flew really fast and hit the sound barrier, zooming across the heavens like a rocket, arms out in front of him like a superhero.
The spirit of the
WoodDragon2Damage: 150 + Ground Attack + Medium Area Grass Terrain Change + Terrain ChangerAccuracy: C
Description: Summons a WoodDragon that attacks enemies as it glides across the ground. Changes terrain to Grass as it passes.
Duration: Once
Element: Wood
Special: Terrain Changer: Ceases attacking when the Terrain Change effect is completed (once 25% of the terrain is changed).
Trader Rank: C appeared around him as he flew at SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B. The various forest-like hues of the ghostly apparition swirled around Drago's body, infusing him with its power. He focused the power to his fists as he attempted to ram the SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B. There was an explosion of energy as the creature materialized a moment before collision, leaping jaws first at the electrically-charged virus. After its attack it probably fell into the expanse of Missing Terrain, disappearing from view. If it managed to fall onto the platform, it would probably avoid damaging the Anti-Gravity Module and Directional Beacon, and instead bite at whatever viruses it could get at while making lots of Grass Terrain.
Meanwhile, Suzume and Aya peppered the Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. B below with Buster Shots from two opposite directions, high above. They held their right arm with their left as they circled, firing a bolt of gray energy each toward the target. It probably wasn't considered to be carrying any weapons, so the Disarm effect imbued into their attacks probably did nothing. However, as the twins attacked, they continued to use their advantage of being in the ultimate "high ground" to stay away from the virus if it then decided that it would try to fly up and strike at them. Flying was just great.
Drago reached up and formed a
Boomerang2Damage: 90 + Group Attack (Arc)Accuracy: B
Description: Throws a boomerang at enemies
Duration: Once
Element: Wood
Special: Group Attack (Arc): This attack may hit between 1 and 4 enemies on average, perhaps more depending on the situation. This version of Group Attack hits in an arc that loops back to the attacker. If attempting to hit too many targets with poor RP, you may also hit yourself, so be careful.
Trader Rank: C from the ether. He then took aim at the remaining electrical viruses he could get in a nice arc and threw it. The great arch of wood arced through the air, spinning as it went, and attempted to strike anything that came within its path. Finally, Drago raised his hands to the sky and a ball of light shot out of his raised fingertips. It exploded above the battlefield and bathed everything in its light. Blinding everyone next Turn.
Summary (Turn 1)
Actions:
*Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Sureness [Signature]: Passive Accuracy Enhancement (+10% Acc; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Swiftness [Signature]: Passive Haste (+10% Eva; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
1:
AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D [Battlechip]: HP: 100; Acc: A (A+AccEnh; 70%); 10 Null Damage x 10 Shots; Duration: 3 Turns or until destroyed. Target: Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. A.
*Targeting Light [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Suzume may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Suzume.
S1:
TankCannon2Damage: 120 / 120 + Blast 2
Accuracy: A / C
Description: An enormous cannon whose ammunition can be altered to either a single high accuracy shot, or a low accuracy shot that can explode to hit several enemies.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Dual Mode: This chip has two separate modes of operation. The user may pick which one they wish to use at the time of activation.
Trader Rank: C (#1) [Battlechip]: Acc: A (A+Take Aim; 70%); 120 Null Damage. Target: SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. A.
*Hunter's Shadow [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Aya may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Aya.
A1: TankCannon2Damage: 120 / 120 + Blast 2
Accuracy: A / C
Description: An enormous cannon whose ammunition can be altered to either a single high accuracy shot, or a low accuracy shot that can explode to hit several enemies.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Dual Mode: This chip has two separate modes of operation. The user may pick which one they wish to use at the time of activation.
Trader Rank: C (#2) [Battlechip]: Acc: A (A+Take Aim; 70%); 120 Null Damage. Target: SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. A.
2:
Barrier100Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HP
Accuracy: S
Description: Defensive field that prevents damage up to 100HP.
Duration: Until Destroyed
Element: Null
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: S; Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HP. Target: AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D.
Ability: Overclock [Speed Subtype]: Imbue on a target as a free action. This target is then allowed to upgrade a Movement during the current turn to enable travel as far as line of sight permits, and increase its Base Evasion Rate to 50%. (Once Per Turn). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5% --> 50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%). Moving towards SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B.
S2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
*Wings of Light [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Moving around the island clockwise.
A2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
*Shadow Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Moving around the island counter-clockwise.
3: WoodDragon2Damage: 150 + Ground Attack + Medium Area Grass Terrain Change + Terrain Changer
Accuracy: C
Description: Summons a WoodDragon that attacks enemies as it glides across the ground. Changes terrain to Grass as it passes.
Duration: Once
Element: Wood
Special: Terrain Changer: Ceases attacking when the Terrain Change effect is completed (once 25% of the terrain is changed).
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: B (C+AccEnh; 60%); 300 (150+Elemental Weakness) Wood Damage + Ground Attack + Medium Area Grass Terrain Change + Terrain Changer. Target: SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B. Basically DragonierMan is shoving the WoodDragon2Damage: 150 + Ground Attack + Medium Area Grass Terrain Change + Terrain Changer
Accuracy: C
Description: Summons a WoodDragon that attacks enemies as it glides across the ground. Changes terrain to Grass as it passes.
Duration: Once
Element: Wood
Special: Terrain Changer: Ceases attacking when the Terrain Change effect is completed (once 25% of the terrain is changed).
Trader Rank: C into SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B's face at point-blank range. He doesn't expect it to actually touch the ground. However, if it does land on the platform, it will attack whatever viruses it can get at, but avoid the Anti-Gravity Module and Directional Beacon.
S3: [Buster Shot]: Acc: A (70%); 30 Null Damage + Disarm. Target: Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. B.
A3: [Buster Shot]: Acc: A (70%); 30 Null Damage + Disarm. Target: Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. B.
4: Dodge. (Eva: 50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%)
5: Boomerang2Damage: 90 + Group Attack (Arc)
Accuracy: B
Description: Throws a boomerang at enemies
Duration: Once
Element: Wood
Special: Group Attack (Arc): This attack may hit between 1 and 4 enemies on average, perhaps more depending on the situation. This version of Group Attack hits in an arc that loops back to the attacker. If attempting to hit too many targets with poor RP, you may also hit yourself, so be careful.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: A (B+AccEnh; 70%); 180 (90+Elemental Weakness) Wood Damage + Group Attack(Arc). Target: Whatever remains of SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. A, SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B, Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. A, Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. B that DragonierMan could reliably get in an arc.
6:
BlinderEffect: Blind 1 + To-All-Clause
Accuracy: S
Description: A flash of light blinds all, even you. This reduces all affected character's accuracy by 50%.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Affects entire field.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: S; Blind1 + To-All-Clause.
Other Effects:
DragonierMan
1. Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier.
2. Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing.
3. Blind1 on Turn 2.
Passive: High Gear [Speed Subtype]: Increases base evasion chance (Dodge, Feint, Movement) by +10% for all attempts, and grants immunity to Slow. Does not apply to the Self Slow Nerf effect.
OmniShoes [NaviCust]: Navi has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
UnderShirt [NaviCust]: Navi is protected from fatal hits, causing him to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D
1. Duration: 2 Turns Remaining.
2. Barrier100Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HP
Accuracy: S
Description: Defensive field that prevents damage up to 100HP.
Duration: Until Destroyed
Element: Null
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: 100HP Barrier.
3. Blind1 on Turn 2.
Flight: As Omnishoes: AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Suzume
1. Blind1 on Turn 2.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
Aya
1. Blind1 on Turn 2.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
*Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Sureness [Signature]: Passive Accuracy Enhancement (+10% Acc; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Swiftness [Signature]: Passive Haste (+10% Eva; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
1:
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D [Battlechip]: HP: 100; Acc: A (A+AccEnh; 70%); 10 Null Damage x 10 Shots; Duration: 3 Turns or until destroyed. Target: Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. A.
*Targeting Light [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Suzume may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Suzume.
S1:
TankCannon2Damage: 120 / 120 + Blast 2Accuracy: A / C
Description: An enormous cannon whose ammunition can be altered to either a single high accuracy shot, or a low accuracy shot that can explode to hit several enemies.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Dual Mode: This chip has two separate modes of operation. The user may pick which one they wish to use at the time of activation.
Trader Rank: C (#1) [Battlechip]: Acc: A (A+Take Aim; 70%); 120 Null Damage. Target: SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. A.
*Hunter's Shadow [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Aya may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Aya.
A1:
TankCannon2Damage: 120 / 120 + Blast 2Accuracy: A / C
Description: An enormous cannon whose ammunition can be altered to either a single high accuracy shot, or a low accuracy shot that can explode to hit several enemies.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Dual Mode: This chip has two separate modes of operation. The user may pick which one they wish to use at the time of activation.
Trader Rank: C (#2) [Battlechip]: Acc: A (A+Take Aim; 70%); 120 Null Damage. Target: SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. A.
2:
Barrier100Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HPAccuracy: S
Description: Defensive field that prevents damage up to 100HP.
Duration: Until Destroyed
Element: Null
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: S; Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HP. Target:
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D.
Ability: Overclock [Speed Subtype]: Imbue on a target as a free action. This target is then allowed to upgrade a Movement during the current turn to enable travel as far as line of sight permits, and increase its Base Evasion Rate to 50%. (Once Per Turn). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5% --> 50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%). Moving towards SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B.
S2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
*Wings of Light [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Moving around the island clockwise.
A2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
*Shadow Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Moving around the island counter-clockwise.
3:
WoodDragon2Damage: 150 + Ground Attack + Medium Area Grass Terrain Change + Terrain ChangerAccuracy: C
Description: Summons a WoodDragon that attacks enemies as it glides across the ground. Changes terrain to Grass as it passes.
Duration: Once
Element: Wood
Special: Terrain Changer: Ceases attacking when the Terrain Change effect is completed (once 25% of the terrain is changed).
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: B (C+AccEnh; 60%); 300 (150+Elemental Weakness) Wood Damage + Ground Attack + Medium Area Grass Terrain Change + Terrain Changer. Target: SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B. Basically DragonierMan is shoving the
WoodDragon2Damage: 150 + Ground Attack + Medium Area Grass Terrain Change + Terrain ChangerAccuracy: C
Description: Summons a WoodDragon that attacks enemies as it glides across the ground. Changes terrain to Grass as it passes.
Duration: Once
Element: Wood
Special: Terrain Changer: Ceases attacking when the Terrain Change effect is completed (once 25% of the terrain is changed).
Trader Rank: C into SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B's face at point-blank range. He doesn't expect it to actually touch the ground. However, if it does land on the platform, it will attack whatever viruses it can get at, but avoid the Anti-Gravity Module and Directional Beacon.
S3: [Buster Shot]: Acc: A (70%); 30 Null Damage + Disarm. Target: Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. B.
A3: [Buster Shot]: Acc: A (70%); 30 Null Damage + Disarm. Target: Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. B.
4: Dodge. (Eva: 50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%)
5:
Boomerang2Damage: 90 + Group Attack (Arc)Accuracy: B
Description: Throws a boomerang at enemies
Duration: Once
Element: Wood
Special: Group Attack (Arc): This attack may hit between 1 and 4 enemies on average, perhaps more depending on the situation. This version of Group Attack hits in an arc that loops back to the attacker. If attempting to hit too many targets with poor RP, you may also hit yourself, so be careful.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: A (B+AccEnh; 70%); 180 (90+Elemental Weakness) Wood Damage + Group Attack(Arc). Target: Whatever remains of SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. A, SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B, Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. A, Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. B that DragonierMan could reliably get in an arc.
6:
BlinderEffect: Blind 1 + To-All-ClauseAccuracy: S
Description: A flash of light blinds all, even you. This reduces all affected character's accuracy by 50%.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Affects entire field.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: S; Blind1 + To-All-Clause.
Other Effects:
DragonierMan
1. Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier.
2. Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing.
3. Blind1 on Turn 2.
Passive: High Gear [Speed Subtype]: Increases base evasion chance (Dodge, Feint, Movement) by +10% for all attempts, and grants immunity to Slow. Does not apply to the Self Slow Nerf effect.
OmniShoes [NaviCust]: Navi has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
UnderShirt [NaviCust]: Navi is protected from fatal hits, causing him to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D
1. Duration: 2 Turns Remaining.
2.
Barrier100Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HPAccuracy: S
Description: Defensive field that prevents damage up to 100HP.
Duration: Until Destroyed
Element: Null
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: 100HP Barrier.
3. Blind1 on Turn 2.
Flight: As Omnishoes:
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Suzume
1. Blind1 on Turn 2.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
Aya
1. Blind1 on Turn 2.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
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Starting off the attack with a triple pronged assault, DragonierMan focused his efforts on the Maru, while his companion programs attacked the incoming vitus. Unfortunately, the attack on the Maru wasn't entirely sufficient to wipe it out, allowing it to fire on Suzume in retaliation. As a result, her shot as well as Aya's, went a little off the mark, and the Sparkler was able to reach DragonierMan unscathed. However, the Navi was too quick for it, and swerved out of the way to meet its identical comrade for a deadly WoodDragon attack, clearing it off the map. The Maru focused their efforts on attacking the SPs as they rounded the island, and unfortunately, one shot did manage to land on Suzume. (-40, Glitch) The glitch-ridden electrical ball infected her systems, causing her flight systems to start to fail! Meanwhile, DragonierMan summoned up a powerful Boomerang, and by some stroke of luck, managed to land the wooden weapon on every remaining hostile target before a flash of light erupted out, blinding everyone from the sudden burst. The Cragger golem, which had been watching the aerial battle rather helplessly, roared out in indignation.
-- Viruses --
SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. A: DELETED
SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B: DELETED
Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. A: DELETED
Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. B: DELETED
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.: 200 HP (Normal, edge of island) (Blinded!)
-- Navis --
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP (Flying over Missing, near Normal) (Barrier 20/Casing 20) (Blinded!)
Suzume.SP: 60 HP (Flying over Missing, flanking island from the right) (Blinded!) (Flight disabled for one turn)
Aya.SP: 100 HP (Flying over Missing, 1 move away from Normal) (Blinded!)
-- Terrain --
80% Missing (High up in the air)
15% Normal, 5% Grass (Chunk of floating land, about one movement across in diameter)
-- Objects --
Anti-Gravity Module: 500 HP (Normal, embedded in the middle of island)
Directional Beacon: 40 HP (On top of Anti-Gravity Module, intermittently beeping towards some far-off location)
AirRaid1: 100 HP (Source: DragonierMan) (Barrier 100)
-- Viruses --
SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. A: DELETED
SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge. B: DELETED
Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. A: DELETED
Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once. B: DELETED
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.: 200 HP (Normal, edge of island) (Blinded!)
-- Navis --
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP (Flying over Missing, near Normal) (Barrier 20/Casing 20) (Blinded!)
Suzume.SP: 60 HP (Flying over Missing, flanking island from the right) (Blinded!) (Flight disabled for one turn)
Aya.SP: 100 HP (Flying over Missing, 1 move away from Normal) (Blinded!)
-- Terrain --
80% Missing (High up in the air)
15% Normal, 5% Grass (Chunk of floating land, about one movement across in diameter)
-- Objects --
Anti-Gravity Module: 500 HP (Normal, embedded in the middle of island)
Directional Beacon: 40 HP (On top of Anti-Gravity Module, intermittently beeping towards some far-off location)
AirRaid1: 100 HP (Source: DragonierMan) (Barrier 100)
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The three navis activated their healing signatures, flooding their body with curative data. The blindness left their eyes. However, even though her wounds were closing up, Suzume could not cure the glitch done to her flight systems. She let out a worried scream as she fell towards the inky darkness of the Missing Terrain below. DragonierMan, refreshing all his programs, turned towards the falling Suzume and zipped over to her. He reached out with both arms to catch her. Suzume also reached out with both her arms to tried to grab Drago as he attempted to catch her.
Aya, seeing Drago go after her sister, turned towards the last enemy virus. She sped around the island while keeping the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody. in her line of sight. Dodging and weaving through the air as she began to paint it with her shadowy laser pointer. She then turned toward the virus and slapped the air in front of her. Her palm echoed waves of energy towards the virus, solidifying into a giant stone hand just before the waves crashed over the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.. The platform below the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody. would probably rumble with the kinetic energy, cracking in places.
The AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D still remained, and as such, it would make an attack run on the only remaining virus left, the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.. The engine roared as it climbed, spun, and then dived. The DAKKA-DAKKA-DAKKA of its machine guns filled the air as it strafed the virus from above. Although the pilot was blind, the target was big. So it had a shot at at least scratching the virus.
~
Aya, seeing Drago go after her sister, turned towards the last enemy virus. She sped around the island while keeping the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody. in her line of sight. Dodging and weaving through the air as she began to paint it with her shadowy laser pointer. She then turned toward the virus and slapped the air in front of her. Her palm echoed waves of energy towards the virus, solidifying into a giant stone hand just before the waves crashed over the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.. The platform below the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody. would probably rumble with the kinetic energy, cracking in places.
The
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D still remained, and as such, it would make an attack run on the only remaining virus left, the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.. The engine roared as it climbed, spun, and then dived. The DAKKA-DAKKA-DAKKA of its machine guns filled the air as it strafed the virus from above. Although the pilot was blind, the target was big. So it had a shot at at least scratching the virus.
Summary (Turn 2)
Actions:
*Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Sureness [Signature]: Passive Accuracy Enhancement (+10% Acc; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Swiftness [Signature]: Passive Haste (+10% Eva; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
1: Dragon's Resilience [Signature]: 30 Healing + Status Cure. [2 TCD]. Target: DragonierMan. Cure: Blind1.
S1: Renewal of Light [Signature]: 30 Healing + Status Cure. [2 TCD]. Target: Suzume. Cure: Blind1.
A1: Shadow Mending [Signature]: 30 Healing + Status Cure [2 TCD]. Target: Aya. Cure: Blind1.
Ability: Overclock [Speed Subtype]: Imbue on a target as a free action. This target is then allowed to upgrade a Movement during the current turn to enable travel as far as line of sight permits, and increase its Base Evasion Rate to 50%. (Once Per Turn). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5% --> 50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%). Moving towards Suzume.SP.
2-6: Catch Suzume. Converting any Actions to Movements as DragonierMan needs to, to keep up with Suzume if he fails to catch her the first time.
S2-3: Try to grab hold of DragonierMan.
A2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
*Shadow Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Continuing to move around the island counter-clockwise. Trying to find a good angle on the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody..
*Hunter's Shadow [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Aya may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Aya.
A3:
GolemHit1Damage: 140 + Break + Panel Crack + Wide Attack
Accuracy: C
Description: A fist of stone falls from the sky to smash an enemy, and create a shock wave that hits two nearby enemies. The area affected by the fist becomes Cracked terrain.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D [Battlechip]: Acc: B (C+Take Aim; 60%); 280 (140+Break Weakness) Null Damage + Break + Panel Crack + Wide Attack. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody..
AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D [Attack]: Acc: E (A+AccEnh-Blind; 30%); 5 (10-HardBody) Null Damage x 10 Shots; Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody..
Other Effects:
DragonierMan
1. Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier.
2. Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing.
3. Dragon's Resilience [Signature]: 2 TCD Remaining.
Passive: High Gear [Speed Subtype]: Increases base evasion chance (Dodge, Feint, Movement) by +10% for all attempts, and grants immunity to Slow. Does not apply to the Self Slow Nerf effect.
OmniShoes [NaviCust]: Navi has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
UnderShirt [NaviCust]: Navi is protected from fatal hits, causing him to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D
1. Duration: 1 Turn Remaining.
2. Barrier100Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HP
Accuracy: S
Description: Defensive field that prevents damage up to 100HP.
Duration: Until Destroyed
Element: Null
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: 100HP Barrier.
3. Blind1 for Turn 2.
Flight: As Omnishoes: AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Suzume
1. Renewal of Light [Signature]: 2 TCD Remaining.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely. [Disabled! for the remainder of Turn 2.]
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
Aya
1. Shadow Mending [Signature]: 2 TCD Remaining.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
*Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Sureness [Signature]: Passive Accuracy Enhancement (+10% Acc; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Swiftness [Signature]: Passive Haste (+10% Eva; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
1: Dragon's Resilience [Signature]: 30 Healing + Status Cure. [2 TCD]. Target: DragonierMan. Cure: Blind1.
S1: Renewal of Light [Signature]: 30 Healing + Status Cure. [2 TCD]. Target: Suzume. Cure: Blind1.
A1: Shadow Mending [Signature]: 30 Healing + Status Cure [2 TCD]. Target: Aya. Cure: Blind1.
Ability: Overclock [Speed Subtype]: Imbue on a target as a free action. This target is then allowed to upgrade a Movement during the current turn to enable travel as far as line of sight permits, and increase its Base Evasion Rate to 50%. (Once Per Turn). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5% --> 50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%). Moving towards Suzume.SP.
2-6: Catch Suzume. Converting any Actions to Movements as DragonierMan needs to, to keep up with Suzume if he fails to catch her the first time.
S2-3: Try to grab hold of DragonierMan.
A2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
*Shadow Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Continuing to move around the island counter-clockwise. Trying to find a good angle on the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody..
*Hunter's Shadow [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Aya may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Aya.
A3:
GolemHit1Damage: 140 + Break + Panel Crack + Wide AttackAccuracy: C
Description: A fist of stone falls from the sky to smash an enemy, and create a shock wave that hits two nearby enemies. The area affected by the fist becomes Cracked terrain.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D [Battlechip]: Acc: B (C+Take Aim; 60%); 280 (140+Break Weakness) Null Damage + Break + Panel Crack + Wide Attack. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody..
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D [Attack]: Acc: E (A+AccEnh-Blind; 30%); 5 (10-HardBody) Null Damage x 10 Shots; Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody..
Other Effects:
DragonierMan
1. Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier.
2. Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing.
3. Dragon's Resilience [Signature]: 2 TCD Remaining.
Passive: High Gear [Speed Subtype]: Increases base evasion chance (Dodge, Feint, Movement) by +10% for all attempts, and grants immunity to Slow. Does not apply to the Self Slow Nerf effect.
OmniShoes [NaviCust]: Navi has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
UnderShirt [NaviCust]: Navi is protected from fatal hits, causing him to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D
1. Duration: 1 Turn Remaining.
2.
Barrier100Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HPAccuracy: S
Description: Defensive field that prevents damage up to 100HP.
Duration: Until Destroyed
Element: Null
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: 100HP Barrier.
3. Blind1 for Turn 2.
Flight: As Omnishoes:
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Suzume
1. Renewal of Light [Signature]: 2 TCD Remaining.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely. [Disabled! for the remainder of Turn 2.]
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
Aya
1. Shadow Mending [Signature]: 2 TCD Remaining.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
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With the aerial side of the encounter cleaned up, Drago made sure to catch his falling SP before she could tumble too far, saving her from the abyss, or at least from some hearty embarrassment. Unaware that the majority of targets were dealt with, the thoroughly blinded pilot continued to spray gunfire everywhere, though fortunately it didn't hit any of its allies, and even managed to land a chip shot or two on the Cragger that remained. It didn't do much damage, of course, and a moment or two later Aya nullified its contribution with a resounding fist crush that left behind only damaged cracks in the ground, and, more importantly, no virus.
At this point, the fighter pilot clocked out, fading away, and left the trio to round up the spoils of their skirmish on their own. Suzume's glitch eventually fizzled out and she regained her own aerial capabilities, but that aside, the navi and his SPs had a chance to look at the odd sky island properly now, if they wished to, though they could just as easily fly onwards once they'd gathered their loot.
-=Viruses=-
SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge.A: DELETED
SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge.B: DELETED
Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once.A: DELETED
Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once.B: DELETED
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.: DELETED
-=Navis=-
DragonierMan.EXE: 300Hp [High Altitude][Carrying Suzume]
Suzume.SP: 90Hp [High Altitude][Being carried]
Aya.SP: 100Hp [High Altitude]
-=Terrain=-
80% Missing [So High!]
10% Normal [Chunk of floating land, about one movement across in diameter]
5% Cracked
5% Grass
-=Objects=-
Anti-Gravity Module: 500 HP [Normal, embedded in the middle of island]
Directional Beacon: 40 HP [On top of Anti-Gravity Module, intermittently beeping towards some far-off location]
-=Battle 1, Victory!=-
Spoils: 3000z, 36 BugFrags, MetalCragger Bounty +1
At this point, the fighter pilot clocked out, fading away, and left the trio to round up the spoils of their skirmish on their own. Suzume's glitch eventually fizzled out and she regained her own aerial capabilities, but that aside, the navi and his SPs had a chance to look at the odd sky island properly now, if they wished to, though they could just as easily fly onwards once they'd gathered their loot.
-=Viruses=-
SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge.A: DELETED
SparklerSparkler (Sparky)
Area: Netopia, Sharo, NAXA, SciLab
HP: 160
Attack Damage/Effect: 80 Elec to close group, break, impact
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Zips in rotation around the battlefield, attempting to slam its electrically-charged body into enemies.
Element: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Satellite2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. One free dodge against each opponent. If this virus makes contact with an object on the battlefield, it will begin to slowly orbit the object and loses its ability to dodge.B: DELETED
Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once.A: DELETED
Maru-10Maru-10 (Maru)
Maru are rather small floating spheres of electricity, with two beady black eyes. They never appear solo, and will always have at least one other Maru at their side. While they're exactly as sturdy as one would expect from a ball of electrical energy, they can inflict bugs with their electric shocks. Maru are highly intelligent for being what they are, and love to combine tactics with others of their kind to make sure they each get to shock the enemy at maximum efficiency. Their small size and ability to move in any direction makes them extremely hard to hit.
Area: Netopia, NAXA
HP: 90
Attack Damage/Effect: 40 Elec + Glitch
Attack Accuracy: B (special)
Attack Description: Fires a small bolt of electricity that corrupts the data of whatever it hits.
Type: Elec
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): MaruBlaster2, Zenny
Special: OmniShoes
Special: Taser: If this virus is within Melee range of an enemy, its attack's accuracy is A. If an enemy uses a close range chip, they may counterattack immediately following that attack as a free action. Multi-hit close range chips only trigger one counterattack.
Special: All attacks that target this virus are treated as being two accuracy ranks lower (i.e. A is treated as C) against that virus.
Special: Can use Barrier once.B: DELETED
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.: DELETED
-=Navis=-
DragonierMan.EXE: 300Hp [High Altitude][Carrying Suzume]
Suzume.SP: 90Hp [High Altitude][Being carried]
Aya.SP: 100Hp [High Altitude]
-=Terrain=-
80% Missing [So High!]
10% Normal [Chunk of floating land, about one movement across in diameter]
5% Cracked
5% Grass
-=Objects=-
Anti-Gravity Module: 500 HP [Normal, embedded in the middle of island]
Directional Beacon: 40 HP [On top of Anti-Gravity Module, intermittently beeping towards some far-off location]
-=Battle 1, Victory!=-
Spoils: 3000
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Suzume stepped out of DragonierMan's arms and regained her wings. Then they all gathered the treasure and took a look at the island's mechanisms.
Status
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP [Null/Speed: High Gear/Overclock; OmniShoes/Undershirt]
Suzume.SP: 90 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
Aya.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
[Bounty: MetalCragger: 1 Kills.]
Investigate Directional Beacon and Anti-Gravity Module.
Status
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP [Null/Speed: High Gear/Overclock; OmniShoes/Undershirt]
Suzume.SP: 90 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
Aya.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
[Bounty: MetalCragger: 1 Kills.]
Investigate Directional Beacon and Anti-Gravity Module.
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Gathering up the spoils from the battle, DragonierMan investigated the strange device that was installed into the floating isle in the middle of nowhere. As the devices were relatively featureless, there wasn't much they could investigate besides the beacon's intermittent beeping and laser beam emission. With the viruses gone, however, they were able to see the beam's path clearly, firing its way through the clouds. The pillowy clouds parted briefly to show a much larger distant isle floating in the air, this time with a more interesting construct. In the middle of the faraway island, a large crater housed what appeared to be an enormous metal dome, though at this distance there wasn't much else to discern.
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Suzume took a moment to test her wings to make sure they were still functional. And was happy to see that they were. So, the three took to the air again and headed toward the much larger distant isle floating in the air, following the beam's path. The island looked pretty far away. The chance of a mid-air encounter with flying viruses was probably pretty high.
Status
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP [Null/Speed: High Gear/Overclock; OmniShoes/Undershirt]
Suzume.SP: 90 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
Aya.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
[Bounty: MetalCragger: 1 Kills.]
Requesting Battle 2.
Status
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP [Null/Speed: High Gear/Overclock; OmniShoes/Undershirt]
Suzume.SP: 90 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
Aya.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
[Bounty: MetalCragger: 1 Kills.]
Requesting Battle 2.
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As the trio approached the faraway island and the clouds cleared out slightly, it became apparent that the little islet that they had been on wasn't a lone flier. Spread throughout the skies, countless little pieces of land floated in place, each transmitting a tiny glimmer of light towards the large island they were approaching. Some of them had a few viruses floating about, but they seemed to be either dormant or too far away to notice them. Eventually, they reached the edge of the cratered island-- where a surprise met them.
Just near the edge of the crater in the middle of it, DragonierMan and co. spotted a long line of viruses lining up towards a small cape at the very edge, being comprised of assorted types and sizes alike. The line was coming from a large tunnel that poked out of the crater's edge like a subway entrance. When a sizable group of viruses reached the cape, the whole chunk of land itself glowed bright yellow, and swung upwards, launching all the viruses that were on it like a catapult into the skies. If DragonierMan were to observe it further, it seemed like they were following the faint laser lines that seemed to be converging on the large island, towards the huge dome structure in the middle.
The dome was both imposingly large and starkly featureless, situated in a deep circular crater that looked to be about at least 20 feet deep and a mile wide. What looked to be a small recessed entrance at the side seemed to be the only feature it had, as all of the faint lasers from the surrounding islets were simply fired onto the dome's surface, having no receptacles of any sort.
There wasn't much sightseeing to be done, however, as some of the viruses lining up spotted the trio, and two pairs of viruses flew up to meet them. One of the virus pairs, the humanoid-looking Twin viruses, fired a couple of preemptive shots at the SPs, but missed. The other flying viruses, a pair of blue UFO viruses, prepared themselves to charge directly towards them, their antigravity-driven saucers whirring in anticipation. Down on the ground, three viruses watched, comprised of a pair of metallic Craggers, as well as a lone Handy. Interestingly, the Handy was holding a gleaming blue data crystal in its hand!
-- Viruses --
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revived A: 150 HP (High Alt, Missing, left of Navi group)
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revived B: 150 HP (High Alt, Missing, left of Navi group)
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A: 160 HP (High Alt, Missing, right of Navi group)
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B: 160 HP (High Alt, Missing, right of Navi group)
Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on.: 120 HP (Normal, next to MetalCraggers) (Holding BMD)
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody. A: 200 HP (Holy)
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody. B: 200 HP (Holy)
-- Navis --
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP [High Alt, Missing]
Suzume.SP: 90 HP [High Alt, Missing]
Aya.SP: 100 HP [High Alt, Missing]
-- Terrain --
35% Normal (Island)
10% Holy (Launchpad)
65% Missing (Really far up!)
-- Objects --
BMD: 35 HP (Held by Handy2)
-- Rogue Battle 2 Ready? Start!! --
Just near the edge of the crater in the middle of it, DragonierMan and co. spotted a long line of viruses lining up towards a small cape at the very edge, being comprised of assorted types and sizes alike. The line was coming from a large tunnel that poked out of the crater's edge like a subway entrance. When a sizable group of viruses reached the cape, the whole chunk of land itself glowed bright yellow, and swung upwards, launching all the viruses that were on it like a catapult into the skies. If DragonierMan were to observe it further, it seemed like they were following the faint laser lines that seemed to be converging on the large island, towards the huge dome structure in the middle.
The dome was both imposingly large and starkly featureless, situated in a deep circular crater that looked to be about at least 20 feet deep and a mile wide. What looked to be a small recessed entrance at the side seemed to be the only feature it had, as all of the faint lasers from the surrounding islets were simply fired onto the dome's surface, having no receptacles of any sort.
There wasn't much sightseeing to be done, however, as some of the viruses lining up spotted the trio, and two pairs of viruses flew up to meet them. One of the virus pairs, the humanoid-looking Twin viruses, fired a couple of preemptive shots at the SPs, but missed. The other flying viruses, a pair of blue UFO viruses, prepared themselves to charge directly towards them, their antigravity-driven saucers whirring in anticipation. Down on the ground, three viruses watched, comprised of a pair of metallic Craggers, as well as a lone Handy. Interestingly, the Handy was holding a gleaming blue data crystal in its hand!
-- Viruses --
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revived A: 150 HP (High Alt, Missing, left of Navi group)
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revived B: 150 HP (High Alt, Missing, left of Navi group)
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A: 160 HP (High Alt, Missing, right of Navi group)
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B: 160 HP (High Alt, Missing, right of Navi group)
Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on.: 120 HP (Normal, next to MetalCraggers) (Holding BMD)
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody. A: 200 HP (Holy)
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody. B: 200 HP (Holy)
-- Navis --
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP [High Alt, Missing]
Suzume.SP: 90 HP [High Alt, Missing]
Aya.SP: 100 HP [High Alt, Missing]
-- Terrain --
35% Normal (Island)
10% Holy (Launchpad)
65% Missing (Really far up!)
-- Objects --
BMD: 35 HP (Held by Handy2)
-- Rogue Battle 2 Ready? Start!! --
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DragonierMan's pre-battle programs lit up as he was once again surrounded by layers of protections and enhancements. "Light 'em up!" he roared as all three navis extended their hands toward the incoming foes. Energy collected in their fingertips as all three projected laser pointers to paint the first of the incoming BlueUFOs. The air cracked and boomed as three white projectiles spat out of their palms and streaked across the sky towards BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A. They whistled through the air as they all converged on their target, hoping to put it into an early grave. It was possible that the two BlueUFOs would steal two of the three projectiles, plucking them right out of the air. But at least one would potentially make it through and do considerable damage to the virus.
"Scatter!" Drago bellowed out as the three split up. Suzume and Aya flew away in opposite directions, turning slightly to widely circle the island. Drago opened another portal nearby to call on reinforcements and to increase their numbers. This was going to be a tough battle and they would need as much help as possible. The Thunderbolt returned to the field, having fueled up in the small time frame between battles, and ready for a scrap. Drago pointed toward the potentially wounded BlueUFO virus and commanded it to attack. However, if two of the attacks managed to go through and BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A was destroyed, then he pointed towards BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B for the attack. The little pilot gave an affirmative salute and drove its plane towards the enemy combatant. Aided by Drago's direction, the pilot quickly got an accurate bead on the enemy flyer, and fired. The DAKKA-DAKKA-DAKKA of its machine guns filled the air as it shot at the virus over and over again. The whir of its engine adding to the din as it pulled out of its attack run and began to climb.
Suzume and Aya weaved through the air, trying to dodge the many, many attacks coming their way. As they circled overhead, they also shot at the BlueUFOs. They prioritized the one they initially attacked, but if that one was dead, they would be shooting at the other one. Twin shots rang out as they pelted at the BlueUFO(s). Chewing the virus up with each hit. Meanwhile, Drago spread his mighty wings, turned toward BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B, and flapped once. Like a rocket he blasted forward and screamed across the heavens. His wings folded close as he rocketed, a mach-cone formed in front of him as his speed continued to increase. It solidified around him like a drill, obliterating all resistance. He slammed through the airspace occupying the BlueUFO, probably barreling right through the virus like tissue paper. His wings unfolded again and he slammed on the brakes. His body underwent so many Gs of stress from the rapid deceleration that it would have all but destroy any real life construct.
But this was the NET, so he didn't die. He was then allowed to wing about and come back on BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B with a cone of green energy. The breath cascaded out from Drago's body and tried to wrap itself around the virus, potentially damaging and confusing its coding. It was also possible that it would simply destroy the being if it had gotten hit by another attack while weak enough. Drago flapped his wings as he went evasive after the attack. Flying in a small circle while he kept his eyes out for any additional attacks coming his way. He then raised his hands and blinded the field with a massive blast of light. A common staple of his battles since he received the weapon. Blinding enemy sensors went a long way towards taking less damage from battle. He had been struck down quite enough for his liking.
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ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A. They whistled through the air as they all converged on their target, hoping to put it into an early grave. It was possible that the two BlueUFOs would steal two of the three projectiles, plucking them right out of the air. But at least one would potentially make it through and do considerable damage to the virus.
"Scatter!" Drago bellowed out as the three split up. Suzume and Aya flew away in opposite directions, turning slightly to widely circle the island. Drago opened another portal nearby to call on reinforcements and to increase their numbers. This was going to be a tough battle and they would need as much help as possible. The Thunderbolt returned to the field, having fueled up in the small time frame between battles, and ready for a scrap. Drago pointed toward the potentially wounded BlueUFO virus and commanded it to attack. However, if two of the attacks managed to go through and BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A was destroyed, then he pointed towards BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B for the attack. The little pilot gave an affirmative salute and drove its plane towards the enemy combatant. Aided by Drago's direction, the pilot quickly got an accurate bead on the enemy flyer, and fired. The DAKKA-DAKKA-DAKKA of its machine guns filled the air as it shot at the virus over and over again. The whir of its engine adding to the din as it pulled out of its attack run and began to climb.
Suzume and Aya weaved through the air, trying to dodge the many, many attacks coming their way. As they circled overhead, they also shot at the BlueUFOs. They prioritized the one they initially attacked, but if that one was dead, they would be shooting at the other one. Twin shots rang out as they pelted at the BlueUFO(s). Chewing the virus up with each hit. Meanwhile, Drago spread his mighty wings, turned toward BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B, and flapped once. Like a rocket he blasted forward and screamed across the heavens. His wings folded close as he rocketed, a mach-cone formed in front of him as his speed continued to increase. It solidified around him like a drill, obliterating all resistance. He slammed through the airspace occupying the BlueUFO, probably barreling right through the virus like tissue paper. His wings unfolded again and he slammed on the brakes. His body underwent so many Gs of stress from the rapid deceleration that it would have all but destroy any real life construct.
But this was the NET, so he didn't die. He was then allowed to wing about and come back on BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B with a cone of green energy. The breath cascaded out from Drago's body and tried to wrap itself around the virus, potentially damaging and confusing its coding. It was also possible that it would simply destroy the being if it had gotten hit by another attack while weak enough. Drago flapped his wings as he went evasive after the attack. Flying in a small circle while he kept his eyes out for any additional attacks coming his way. He then raised his hands and blinded the field with a massive blast of light. A common staple of his battles since he received the weapon. Blinding enemy sensors went a long way towards taking less damage from battle. He had been struck down quite enough for his liking.
Summary (Turn 1)
Actions:
*Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Sureness [Signature]: Passive Accuracy Enhancement (+10% Acc; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Swiftness [Signature]: Passive Haste (+10% Eva; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
1:
MarkCannon2Damage: 100 + Seeking + Lock-on
Accuracy: A
Description: A highly accurate cannon whose automatic aiming system locks onto heat signatures and fires.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Lock-on: Same effect as an automatic Take Aim.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: A (A+AccEnh; 70%); 100 Null Damage + Seeking + Lock-on. Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A.
*Targeting Light [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Suzume may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Suzume.
S1: TankCannon2Damage: 120 / 120 + Blast 2
Accuracy: A / C
Description: An enormous cannon whose ammunition can be altered to either a single high accuracy shot, or a low accuracy shot that can explode to hit several enemies.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Dual Mode: This chip has two separate modes of operation. The user may pick which one they wish to use at the time of activation.
Trader Rank: C (#1) [Battlechip]: Acc: A (A+Take Aim; 70%); 120 Null Damage. Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A.
*Hunter's Shadow [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Aya may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Aya.
A1: TankCannon2Damage: 120 / 120 + Blast 2
Accuracy: A / C
Description: An enormous cannon whose ammunition can be altered to either a single high accuracy shot, or a low accuracy shot that can explode to hit several enemies.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Dual Mode: This chip has two separate modes of operation. The user may pick which one they wish to use at the time of activation.
Trader Rank: C (#2) [Battlechip]: Acc: A (A+Take Aim; 70%); 120 Null Damage. Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A.
2: AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D [Battlechip]: HP: 100; Acc: A (A+AccEnh; 70%); 10 Null Damage x 10 Shots; Duration: 3 Turns or until destroyed. Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A. If BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A is deleted, target changes to BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B.
S2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
*Wings of Light [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Moving around the island clockwise. Try to keep in range of both BlueUFOs.
A2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
*Shadow Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Moving around the island counter-clockwise. Try to keep in range of both BlueUFOs.
Ability: Overclock [Speed Subtype]: Imbue on a target as a free action. This target is then allowed to upgrade a Movement during the current turn to enable travel as far as line of sight permits, and increase its Base Evasion Rate to 50%. (Once Per Turn). Target: DragonierMan.
3:
DashAttack1Damage: 90 + Impact + LineAttack(5) + Movement
Accuracy: C
Description: The user charges forward at a great speed to ram a line of enemies. Hits a maximum of 5 enemies before the momentum is lost.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Direction of travel may be altered with chip, terrain, and sig use.
Trader Rank: D [Battlechip]: Acc: B (C+AccEnh; 60%); 90 Null Damage + Impact + LineAttack(5) + Movement (Eva: 5% --> 50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%). Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B. If BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B is deleted, target changes to BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A.
S3: [Buster Shot]: Acc: A (70%); 30 Null Damage + Disarm. Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A. If BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A is deleted, target changes to BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B.
A3: [Buster Shot]: Acc: A (70%); 30 Null Damage + Disarm. Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A. If BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A is deleted, target changes to BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B.
*Dragon's Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%+High Gear+Haste; 25%). Keep with whichever BlueUFO he used DashAttack on.
4:
WoodPowder2Damage: 90 + Medium Grass Terrain Change + Confusion + Cone Attack
Accuracy: C
Description: Blast up to 4 enemies with a cone of miasma breath. Changes terrain to Grass and causes confusion on contact.
Duration: Once
Element: Wood
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: B (C+AccEnh); 90 Wood Damage + Grass Terrain Change + Confusion + Cone Attack. Target: Whichever BlueUFO he used DashAttack on.
5: Dodge (50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%).
6: BlinderEffect: Blind 1 + To-All-Clause
Accuracy: S
Description: A flash of light blinds all, even you. This reduces all affected character's accuracy by 50%.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Affects entire field.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: S; Blind1 + To-All-Clause.
Other Effects:
DragonierMan
1. Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier.
2. Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing.
3. Blind1 for Turn 2.
Passive: High Gear [Speed Subtype]: Increases base evasion chance (Dodge, Feint, Movement) by +10% for all attempts, and grants immunity to Slow. Does not apply to the Self Slow Nerf effect.
OmniShoes [NaviCust]: Navi has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
UnderShirt [NaviCust]: Navi is protected from fatal hits, causing him to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D
1. Duration: 2 Turns Remaining.
2. Blind1 for Turn 2.
Flight: As Omnishoes: AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Suzume
1. Blind1 for Turn 2.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely. [Disabled! for the remainder of Turn 2.]
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
Aya
1. Blind1 for Turn 2.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
*Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Sureness [Signature]: Passive Accuracy Enhancement (+10% Acc; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Swiftness [Signature]: Passive Haste (+10% Eva; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
1:
MarkCannon2Damage: 100 + Seeking + Lock-onAccuracy: A
Description: A highly accurate cannon whose automatic aiming system locks onto heat signatures and fires.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Lock-on: Same effect as an automatic Take Aim.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: A (A+AccEnh; 70%); 100 Null Damage + Seeking + Lock-on. Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A.
*Targeting Light [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Suzume may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Suzume.
S1:
TankCannon2Damage: 120 / 120 + Blast 2Accuracy: A / C
Description: An enormous cannon whose ammunition can be altered to either a single high accuracy shot, or a low accuracy shot that can explode to hit several enemies.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Dual Mode: This chip has two separate modes of operation. The user may pick which one they wish to use at the time of activation.
Trader Rank: C (#1) [Battlechip]: Acc: A (A+Take Aim; 70%); 120 Null Damage. Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A.
*Hunter's Shadow [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Aya may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Aya.
A1:
TankCannon2Damage: 120 / 120 + Blast 2Accuracy: A / C
Description: An enormous cannon whose ammunition can be altered to either a single high accuracy shot, or a low accuracy shot that can explode to hit several enemies.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Dual Mode: This chip has two separate modes of operation. The user may pick which one they wish to use at the time of activation.
Trader Rank: C (#2) [Battlechip]: Acc: A (A+Take Aim; 70%); 120 Null Damage. Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A.
2:
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D [Battlechip]: HP: 100; Acc: A (A+AccEnh; 70%); 10 Null Damage x 10 Shots; Duration: 3 Turns or until destroyed. Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A. If BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A is deleted, target changes to BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B.
S2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
*Wings of Light [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Moving around the island clockwise. Try to keep in range of both BlueUFOs.
A2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
*Shadow Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Moving around the island counter-clockwise. Try to keep in range of both BlueUFOs.
Ability: Overclock [Speed Subtype]: Imbue on a target as a free action. This target is then allowed to upgrade a Movement during the current turn to enable travel as far as line of sight permits, and increase its Base Evasion Rate to 50%. (Once Per Turn). Target: DragonierMan.
3:
DashAttack1Damage: 90 + Impact + LineAttack(5) + MovementAccuracy: C
Description: The user charges forward at a great speed to ram a line of enemies. Hits a maximum of 5 enemies before the momentum is lost.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Direction of travel may be altered with chip, terrain, and sig use.
Trader Rank: D [Battlechip]: Acc: B (C+AccEnh; 60%); 90 Null Damage + Impact + LineAttack(5) + Movement (Eva: 5% --> 50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%). Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B. If BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B is deleted, target changes to BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A.
S3: [Buster Shot]: Acc: A (70%); 30 Null Damage + Disarm. Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A. If BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A is deleted, target changes to BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B.
A3: [Buster Shot]: Acc: A (70%); 30 Null Damage + Disarm. Target: BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A. If BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. A is deleted, target changes to BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes. B.
*Dragon's Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%+High Gear+Haste; 25%). Keep with whichever BlueUFO he used DashAttack on.
4:
WoodPowder2Damage: 90 + Medium Grass Terrain Change + Confusion + Cone AttackAccuracy: C
Description: Blast up to 4 enemies with a cone of miasma breath. Changes terrain to Grass and causes confusion on contact.
Duration: Once
Element: Wood
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: B (C+AccEnh); 90 Wood Damage + Grass Terrain Change + Confusion + Cone Attack. Target: Whichever BlueUFO he used DashAttack on.
5: Dodge (50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%).
6:
BlinderEffect: Blind 1 + To-All-ClauseAccuracy: S
Description: A flash of light blinds all, even you. This reduces all affected character's accuracy by 50%.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: Affects entire field.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: S; Blind1 + To-All-Clause.
Other Effects:
DragonierMan
1. Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier.
2. Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing.
3. Blind1 for Turn 2.
Passive: High Gear [Speed Subtype]: Increases base evasion chance (Dodge, Feint, Movement) by +10% for all attempts, and grants immunity to Slow. Does not apply to the Self Slow Nerf effect.
OmniShoes [NaviCust]: Navi has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
UnderShirt [NaviCust]: Navi is protected from fatal hits, causing him to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D
1. Duration: 2 Turns Remaining.
2. Blind1 for Turn 2.
Flight: As Omnishoes:
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Suzume
1. Blind1 for Turn 2.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely. [Disabled! for the remainder of Turn 2.]
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
Aya
1. Blind1 for Turn 2.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
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The trio went immediately to battle stations as the hostiles engaged. The two UFOs were quick to approach, and each selected a different SP to chase after as Aya and Suzume split up and circled around. Just as one of them sent out a data-stealing tractor beam towards Aya, Drago marked it with a high powered cannon shot, sending the space ship spinning and allowing his SP to dodge the beam at the last moment.
The other chased Suzume, but she turned quickly and fired the chip she had ready before it could beam her to steal it. Her shot followed Drago's mark and slammed into the first chip-stealing thief, sending it crashing to the floating island below. Unfortunately the action slowed the SP up enough that the UFO chasing her caught up, but after scanning its quarry for chip data and finding none left, it emitted a far less friendly particle beam that she didn't manage to move away from in time.
It was a moment too slow to help, truly, but her sister returned the favour a second later, striking the remaining ship with her own cannon shot. It didn't really help Suzume directly, but it was revenge at least. Drago summoned in another reinforcement, which he sicced onto the alien ship. The UFO broke away from Suzume to flee the new attacker, and a quick dogfight ensued across the sky. The result saw the UFO shot down alongside the first one, while the fighter pilot wheeled around to begin looking for a new target.
Down below, the Handy with the Mystery Data, put it down long enough to disappear into a portal, and emerge right alongside where it had just been, carrying what looked like a second one. When it put this data down, however, it bore a clearly marked red 'X' on one facet. It seemed to inspect both datas for consistency, without noticing the mark.
The two Twin viruses, conversely, were a little bit more interested in the fight, and while one danced delicately around its partner, the stationary virus fired a laser shot towards Drago. Comfortable on the wing, he rolled neatly out of the way of the beam without trouble, then ploughed forward in a tremendous dash towards the offender. Ill luck saw the virus begin to move as he attacked, however, and he passed it by as it arced out and around the other twin, which had now stopped in place.
The two metal craggers, down on solid land, looked upwards and raised their fists together. Neither seemed like it was about to move from their comfortable panels, but as they swung their fists downwards, two large metal replicas of them materialised dangerously close to where DragonierMan was flying, and assailed him. A pair of quick twists and turns saw him evade the unexpectedly accurate fists, but only just.
With the zippy UFOs out of the way, Aya and Suzume had a moment to gather themselves and work out what needed attacked next. Moving on down the priority list, the Twin viruses were both closest, and the most vulnerable, so they each took a quick shot at one of the dancing pair. both shots stuck cleanly, despite the unusual movement pattern of the viruses, and Suzume managed to avoid the laser shot that the still one returned to her.
As much as he'd been planning for more resistance from the UFOs, Drago didn't waste his preparation and followed suit, delivering the full brunt of his breath weapon on the two viruses evenly as well. Below, the Handy swivelled to look at the two blue crystals, then picked one up and moved to the other side of the island with it. It appeared to have picked up the genuine one.
Slow to react, the tow craggers had enough time still to raise their fists in unison once more, and slam them down. Drago was in the process of launching his ever-useful blinder chip, and one of the fists managed to clip him roughly as he dodged the other; the blow crushed his barrier, but no more. A moment later, the flash exploded, blinding just about everyone.
-=Viruses=-
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA: 30Hp [High Altitude][Left side][Blind!]
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB: 30Hp [High Altitude][Left side][Blind!]
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes.A: DELETED
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes.B: DELETED
Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on.: 120Hp [Normal][Far side from the Craggers][Holding BMD][Blind!]
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A: 200Hp [Holy][Blind!]
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B: 200Hp [Holy][Blind!]
-=Navis=-
DragonierMan.Exe: 300Hp [High Altitude][20hp Casing][Blind!]
Suzume.SP: 30Hp [High Altitude][Blind!]
Aya.SP: 100Hp [High Altitude][Blind!]
-=Terrain=-
35% Normal [Island]
10% Holy [Launchpad]
65% Missing [Really far up!]
-=Objects=-
BMD: 35 HP [Held by Handy2]
DudBMD: 1Hp [Near Craggers]
AirRaid: 100Hp [High Altitude][2 turns Remaining]
The other chased Suzume, but she turned quickly and fired the chip she had ready before it could beam her to steal it. Her shot followed Drago's mark and slammed into the first chip-stealing thief, sending it crashing to the floating island below. Unfortunately the action slowed the SP up enough that the UFO chasing her caught up, but after scanning its quarry for chip data and finding none left, it emitted a far less friendly particle beam that she didn't manage to move away from in time.
It was a moment too slow to help, truly, but her sister returned the favour a second later, striking the remaining ship with her own cannon shot. It didn't really help Suzume directly, but it was revenge at least. Drago summoned in another reinforcement, which he sicced onto the alien ship. The UFO broke away from Suzume to flee the new attacker, and a quick dogfight ensued across the sky. The result saw the UFO shot down alongside the first one, while the fighter pilot wheeled around to begin looking for a new target.
Down below, the Handy with the Mystery Data, put it down long enough to disappear into a portal, and emerge right alongside where it had just been, carrying what looked like a second one. When it put this data down, however, it bore a clearly marked red 'X' on one facet. It seemed to inspect both datas for consistency, without noticing the mark.
The two Twin viruses, conversely, were a little bit more interested in the fight, and while one danced delicately around its partner, the stationary virus fired a laser shot towards Drago. Comfortable on the wing, he rolled neatly out of the way of the beam without trouble, then ploughed forward in a tremendous dash towards the offender. Ill luck saw the virus begin to move as he attacked, however, and he passed it by as it arced out and around the other twin, which had now stopped in place.
The two metal craggers, down on solid land, looked upwards and raised their fists together. Neither seemed like it was about to move from their comfortable panels, but as they swung their fists downwards, two large metal replicas of them materialised dangerously close to where DragonierMan was flying, and assailed him. A pair of quick twists and turns saw him evade the unexpectedly accurate fists, but only just.
With the zippy UFOs out of the way, Aya and Suzume had a moment to gather themselves and work out what needed attacked next. Moving on down the priority list, the Twin viruses were both closest, and the most vulnerable, so they each took a quick shot at one of the dancing pair. both shots stuck cleanly, despite the unusual movement pattern of the viruses, and Suzume managed to avoid the laser shot that the still one returned to her.
As much as he'd been planning for more resistance from the UFOs, Drago didn't waste his preparation and followed suit, delivering the full brunt of his breath weapon on the two viruses evenly as well. Below, the Handy swivelled to look at the two blue crystals, then picked one up and moved to the other side of the island with it. It appeared to have picked up the genuine one.
Slow to react, the tow craggers had enough time still to raise their fists in unison once more, and slam them down. Drago was in the process of launching his ever-useful blinder chip, and one of the fists managed to clip him roughly as he dodged the other; the blow crushed his barrier, but no more. A moment later, the flash exploded, blinding just about everyone.
-=Viruses=-
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA: 30Hp [High Altitude][Left side][Blind!]
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB: 30Hp [High Altitude][Left side][Blind!]
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes.A: DELETED
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes.B: DELETED
Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on.: 120Hp [Normal][Far side from the Craggers][Holding BMD][Blind!]
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A: 200Hp [Holy][Blind!]
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B: 200Hp [Holy][Blind!]
-=Navis=-
DragonierMan.Exe: 300Hp [High Altitude][20hp Casing][Blind!]
Suzume.SP: 30Hp [High Altitude][Blind!]
Aya.SP: 100Hp [High Altitude][Blind!]
-=Terrain=-
35% Normal [Island]
10% Holy [Launchpad]
65% Missing [Really far up!]
-=Objects=-
BMD: 35 HP [Held by Handy2]
DudBMD: 1Hp [Near Craggers]
AirRaid: 100Hp [High Altitude][2 turns Remaining]
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Suzume cried out as she was burned by the laser beam. She clutched the burning hole in her armor as the three navis turned on the juice and healed from their wounds. The dark clouds in front of their eyes cleared with the ease of their pain. Suzume, having born the brunt of the damage in the opening exchange, was still wounded even after the healing energies washed over her form. Her wound half-closed, parts of the armor plating reforming over the glowing gap. The wound was mostly cauterized, only a splattering of silver blood remained. Regardless, Suzume was not a happy camper.
Suzume and Aya went on the defensive as DragonierMan flapped his wings and zoomed over to the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revived viruses, which continued to orbit each other. He called out to the pilot of the Thunderbolt as his enhanced speed propelled him quickly towards the duo, ordering the pilot to attack the Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. virus. His barrier reformed around him in a protective bubble as his enhanced senses fell over the twins, marking his prey. He drew a sword from his belt as he weaved nearer. Finally when he got up in the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds' personal space, he lashed out and spun around his axis. He twirled like a bladed top, blending through the air like an industrial Cuisinart. A serrated tornado. Cleaving through the air with ease and dicing the unfortunate soul that strayed too close. The pilot of the Thunderbolt, still wiping its eyes from the blinding flash, dived at the Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. virus. RATTA-TAT-TATTA went the machine guns as the fighter plane strafed the ground-based target. Little dust clouds poofed into the air as each bullet bit through and struck the ground, pockmarking the landscape.
As Drago came out of the spin, the blade shattered and rained down into the void below. Drago flapped his wings again and reoriented himself. He took on a more defensive aerial position as he expected an attack soon. As Drago flew a little away from the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revived viruses, Suzume and Aya saw their chance and dashed in with their own swords. They came in from opposite directions, flanking the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds, and lashing out with their blades. They carved their way through the viruses from opposite sides, catching them in a blending motion similar to what Drago did moments earlier. The only difference was that the dissecting came upon the twins from outside instead of in-between them. If the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds were both destroyed by Drago, they instead went after the Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. with the same murderous intent.
Overclocking his system for more speed, Drago flew after the remaining TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds, or the Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. if both TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds were destroyed. As he sped through the air, he dived and climbed and dodged. When he reached the target, Drago began punching his foe. A right hook, then a left jab. His fists glowed with an awesome power as he laid into the virus(es) over and over again. Pounding the enemy into the dirt.
It was possible that both the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revived and Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. viruses were gone by this point. This would just cause the three navis to pile onto whatever Cragger they could get their hands and blades on.
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Suzume and Aya went on the defensive as DragonierMan flapped his wings and zoomed over to the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revived viruses, which continued to orbit each other. He called out to the pilot of the Thunderbolt as his enhanced speed propelled him quickly towards the duo, ordering the pilot to attack the Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. virus. His barrier reformed around him in a protective bubble as his enhanced senses fell over the twins, marking his prey. He drew a sword from his belt as he weaved nearer. Finally when he got up in the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds' personal space, he lashed out and spun around his axis. He twirled like a bladed top, blending through the air like an industrial Cuisinart. A serrated tornado. Cleaving through the air with ease and dicing the unfortunate soul that strayed too close. The pilot of the Thunderbolt, still wiping its eyes from the blinding flash, dived at the Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. virus. RATTA-TAT-TATTA went the machine guns as the fighter plane strafed the ground-based target. Little dust clouds poofed into the air as each bullet bit through and struck the ground, pockmarking the landscape.
As Drago came out of the spin, the blade shattered and rained down into the void below. Drago flapped his wings again and reoriented himself. He took on a more defensive aerial position as he expected an attack soon. As Drago flew a little away from the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revived viruses, Suzume and Aya saw their chance and dashed in with their own swords. They came in from opposite directions, flanking the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds, and lashing out with their blades. They carved their way through the viruses from opposite sides, catching them in a blending motion similar to what Drago did moments earlier. The only difference was that the dissecting came upon the twins from outside instead of in-between them. If the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds were both destroyed by Drago, they instead went after the Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. with the same murderous intent.
Overclocking his system for more speed, Drago flew after the remaining TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds, or the Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. if both TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds were destroyed. As he sped through the air, he dived and climbed and dodged. When he reached the target, Drago began punching his foe. A right hook, then a left jab. His fists glowed with an awesome power as he laid into the virus(es) over and over again. Pounding the enemy into the dirt.
It was possible that both the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revived and Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. viruses were gone by this point. This would just cause the three navis to pile onto whatever Cragger they could get their hands and blades on.
Summary (Turn 2)
Actions:
*Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Sureness [Signature]: Passive Accuracy Enhancement (+10% Acc; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Swiftness [Signature]: Passive Haste (+10% Eva; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
1: Dragon's Resilience [Signature]: 30 Healing + Status Cure. [2 TCD]. Target: DragonierMan. Cure: Blind1.
*Dragon's Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%+High Gear+Haste; 25%). Straight at the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds.
S1: Renewal of Light [Signature]: 30 Healing + Status Cure. [2 TCD]. Target: Suzume. Cure: Blind1.
A1: Shadow Mending [Signature]: 30 Healing + Status Cure [2 TCD]. Target: Aya. Cure: Blind1.
* AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D: [Attack]: Acc: E (A+AccEnh-Blind1; 30%); 10 Null Damage x 10 Shots. Target: Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on..
2:
MoonBlade1Damage: 90 + Slashing + Spin Attack
Accuracy: Depends on number of targets.
Description: Executes a spin cut with a Kunai.
Duration: Once.
Element: Null
Special: Spin Attack: Strikes at all enemies in an 8-panel circle around the user. Accuracy varies depending on the number of targets designated: 1-3 targets @ B Accuracy, 4-6 targets @ C Accuracy, 7-8 targets @ D Accuracy.
Trader Rank: D [Acc: 1-3 targets @ A Accuracy (B+AccEnh; 70%); 90 Null Damage + Slashing + Spin Attack. Target: TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA and TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB.
S2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
A2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
3: Dodge (50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%).
*Wings of Light [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Straight at the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds. If both are destroyed, Suzume moves straight toward Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on..
*Targeting Light [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Suzume may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Suzume.
S3:
WideSwordDamage: 80 + Slashing + Wide Attack
Accuracy: B
Description: Creates a sword made of solidified energy, with a thick blade perfect for wide slashes. Can hit up to 3 targets per slash with good RP.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks automatically after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C (#1) [Battlechip]: Acc: A (B+Aim); 80 Null Damage + Slashing + Wide Attack; Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings. Target: TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA and TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB. If both are destroyed, target switches to Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on.. (2/3 Uses Remaining).
*Shadow Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Straight at the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds. If both are destroyed, Aya moves straight toward Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on..
*Hunter's Shadow [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Aya may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Aya.
A3: WideSwordDamage: 80 + Slashing + Wide Attack
Accuracy: B
Description: Creates a sword made of solidified energy, with a thick blade perfect for wide slashes. Can hit up to 3 targets per slash with good RP.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks automatically after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C (#2) [Battlechip]: Acc: A (B+Aim); 80 Null Damage + Slashing + Wide Attack; Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings. Target: TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA and TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB. If both are destroyed, target switches to Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on.. (2/3 Uses Remaining).
Ability: Overclock [Speed Subtype]: Imbue on a target as a free action. This target is then allowed to upgrade a Movement during the current turn to enable travel as far as line of sight permits, and increase its Base Evasion Rate to 50%. (Once Per Turn). Target: DragonierMan.
4: Movement (Eva: 5% --> 50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%). Straight at the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds. If both are destroyed, DragonierMan moves straight toward Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on..
5:
GutImpactDamage: 160 + Impact + Knockback + Break
Accuracy: B
Description: Punch forward with large fist. Invokes knockback. Can knock objects into enemies. Breaks shields.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: B [Battlechip]: Acc: A (B+AccEnh; 70%); 160 Null Damage + Impact + Knockback; Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 6 uses. Target: TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA or TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB, or Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. (in order of priority). (5/6 Uses Remaining).
6: GutImpactDamage: 160 + Impact + Knockback + Break
Accuracy: B
Description: Punch forward with large fist. Invokes knockback. Can knock objects into enemies. Breaks shields.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: B [Battlechip]: Acc: A (B+AccEnh; 70%); 160 Null Damage + Impact + Knockback. Target: TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA or TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB, or Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. (in order of priority). (4/6 Uses Remaining).
Other Effects:
DragonierMan
1. Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier.
2. Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing.
3. GutImpactDamage: 160 + Impact + Knockback + Break
Accuracy: B
Description: Punch forward with large fist. Invokes knockback. Can knock objects into enemies. Breaks shields.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: B [Battlechip]: 4/6 Uses Remaining.
4. Dragon's Resilience [Signature]: 2 TCD.
Passive: High Gear [Speed Subtype]: Increases base evasion chance (Dodge, Feint, Movement) by +10% for all attempts, and grants immunity to Slow. Does not apply to the Self Slow Nerf effect.
OmniShoes [NaviCust]: Navi has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
UnderShirt [NaviCust]: Navi is protected from fatal hits, causing him to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D
1. Duration: 1 Turn Remaining.
2. Blind1 for Turn 2. Will not be Blind on Turn 3.
Flight: As Omnishoes: AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Suzume
1. WideSwordDamage: 80 + Slashing + Wide Attack
Accuracy: B
Description: Creates a sword made of solidified energy, with a thick blade perfect for wide slashes. Can hit up to 3 targets per slash with good RP.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks automatically after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C (#1) [Battlechip]: 2/3 Uses Remaining.
2. Renewal of Light [Signature]: 2 TCD.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely. [Disabled! for the remainder of Turn 2.]
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
Aya
1. WideSwordDamage: 80 + Slashing + Wide Attack
Accuracy: B
Description: Creates a sword made of solidified energy, with a thick blade perfect for wide slashes. Can hit up to 3 targets per slash with good RP.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks automatically after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C (#2) [Battlechip]: 2/3 Uses Remaining.
2. Shadow Mending [Signature]: 2 TCD.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
*Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Sureness [Signature]: Passive Accuracy Enhancement (+10% Acc; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Swiftness [Signature]: Passive Haste (+10% Eva; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
1: Dragon's Resilience [Signature]: 30 Healing + Status Cure. [2 TCD]. Target: DragonierMan. Cure: Blind1.
*Dragon's Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%+High Gear+Haste; 25%). Straight at the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds.
S1: Renewal of Light [Signature]: 30 Healing + Status Cure. [2 TCD]. Target: Suzume. Cure: Blind1.
A1: Shadow Mending [Signature]: 30 Healing + Status Cure [2 TCD]. Target: Aya. Cure: Blind1.
*
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D: [Attack]: Acc: E (A+AccEnh-Blind1; 30%); 10 Null Damage x 10 Shots. Target: Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on..
2:
MoonBlade1Damage: 90 + Slashing + Spin AttackAccuracy: Depends on number of targets.
Description: Executes a spin cut with a Kunai.
Duration: Once.
Element: Null
Special: Spin Attack: Strikes at all enemies in an 8-panel circle around the user. Accuracy varies depending on the number of targets designated: 1-3 targets @ B Accuracy, 4-6 targets @ C Accuracy, 7-8 targets @ D Accuracy.
Trader Rank: D [Acc: 1-3 targets @ A Accuracy (B+AccEnh; 70%); 90 Null Damage + Slashing + Spin Attack. Target: TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA and TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB.
S2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
A2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
3: Dodge (50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%).
*Wings of Light [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Straight at the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds. If both are destroyed, Suzume moves straight toward Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on..
*Targeting Light [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Suzume may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Suzume.
S3:
WideSwordDamage: 80 + Slashing + Wide AttackAccuracy: B
Description: Creates a sword made of solidified energy, with a thick blade perfect for wide slashes. Can hit up to 3 targets per slash with good RP.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks automatically after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C (#1) [Battlechip]: Acc: A (B+Aim); 80 Null Damage + Slashing + Wide Attack; Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings. Target: TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA and TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB. If both are destroyed, target switches to Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on.. (2/3 Uses Remaining).
*Shadow Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Straight at the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds. If both are destroyed, Aya moves straight toward Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on..
*Hunter's Shadow [Signature]: Passive Take Aim (+10% Acc; max A Rank).
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Aya may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Aya.
A3:
WideSwordDamage: 80 + Slashing + Wide AttackAccuracy: B
Description: Creates a sword made of solidified energy, with a thick blade perfect for wide slashes. Can hit up to 3 targets per slash with good RP.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks automatically after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C (#2) [Battlechip]: Acc: A (B+Aim); 80 Null Damage + Slashing + Wide Attack; Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings. Target: TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA and TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB. If both are destroyed, target switches to Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on.. (2/3 Uses Remaining).
Ability: Overclock [Speed Subtype]: Imbue on a target as a free action. This target is then allowed to upgrade a Movement during the current turn to enable travel as far as line of sight permits, and increase its Base Evasion Rate to 50%. (Once Per Turn). Target: DragonierMan.
4: Movement (Eva: 5% --> 50%+High Gear+Haste; 70%). Straight at the TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is reviveds. If both are destroyed, DragonierMan moves straight toward Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on..
5:
GutImpactDamage: 160 + Impact + Knockback + BreakAccuracy: B
Description: Punch forward with large fist. Invokes knockback. Can knock objects into enemies. Breaks shields.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: B [Battlechip]: Acc: A (B+AccEnh; 70%); 160 Null Damage + Impact + Knockback; Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 6 uses. Target: TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA or TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB, or Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. (in order of priority). (5/6 Uses Remaining).
6:
GutImpactDamage: 160 + Impact + Knockback + BreakAccuracy: B
Description: Punch forward with large fist. Invokes knockback. Can knock objects into enemies. Breaks shields.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: B [Battlechip]: Acc: A (B+AccEnh; 70%); 160 Null Damage + Impact + Knockback. Target: TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA or TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB, or Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on. (in order of priority). (4/6 Uses Remaining).
Other Effects:
DragonierMan
1. Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier.
2. Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing.
3.
GutImpactDamage: 160 + Impact + Knockback + BreakAccuracy: B
Description: Punch forward with large fist. Invokes knockback. Can knock objects into enemies. Breaks shields.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: B [Battlechip]: 4/6 Uses Remaining.
4. Dragon's Resilience [Signature]: 2 TCD.
Passive: High Gear [Speed Subtype]: Increases base evasion chance (Dodge, Feint, Movement) by +10% for all attempts, and grants immunity to Slow. Does not apply to the Self Slow Nerf effect.
OmniShoes [NaviCust]: Navi has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
UnderShirt [NaviCust]: Navi is protected from fatal hits, causing him to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D
1. Duration: 1 Turn Remaining.
2. Blind1 for Turn 2. Will not be Blind on Turn 3.
Flight: As Omnishoes:
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Suzume
1.
WideSwordDamage: 80 + Slashing + Wide AttackAccuracy: B
Description: Creates a sword made of solidified energy, with a thick blade perfect for wide slashes. Can hit up to 3 targets per slash with good RP.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks automatically after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C (#1) [Battlechip]: 2/3 Uses Remaining.
2. Renewal of Light [Signature]: 2 TCD.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely. [Disabled! for the remainder of Turn 2.]
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
Aya
1.
WideSwordDamage: 80 + Slashing + Wide AttackAccuracy: B
Description: Creates a sword made of solidified energy, with a thick blade perfect for wide slashes. Can hit up to 3 targets per slash with good RP.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks automatically after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C (#2) [Battlechip]: 2/3 Uses Remaining.
2. Shadow Mending [Signature]: 2 TCD.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
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Quick to recover from the blows they'd taken, Drago and the twins fixed their own blinded sight and moved quickly to capitalise on the dazzled field of enemies. While the Dragonier gave his orders, though, one of the Twins took a lucky shot that managed to connect despite its compromised senses and Drago's own mobility. Despite this stacking of ill-fortune though, all the laser light managed to do was strip away the outermost layer of his other defences.
The fighter plane made a pass at the handy virus, every bit as compromised as most other things in the battle; it did its best, however, and three of the tracer rounds found their mark on the back of the virus just before it sunk into another dark portal. It went in carrying the Mystery data, and came out carrying one as well, this time over the other side of the platform. this Mystery Data, however, had a red LED number displayed on one facet, currently reading '3'. More concerning, perhaps, as it set the disguised explosive down, was that it had ducked into its portal with a genuine data crystal, but hadn't come back out with it.
Drago didn't have time to contemplate this right away as he swooped in to slice and spin at the Twin viruses. The one that had winged him before felt the wrath of his assault and was destroyed, but the other arced smoothly away, just barely ducking outside of this attack as it turned. Aya and Suzume weren't far behind, closing in on the remaining virus swiftly, and Drago climbed gain, but as he did two more massive stone fists materialised in the air close by and rammed down at him suddenly. Fortunately for him, both were just a fraction off their mark and shot down to either side without connecting.
The remaining Twin virus stopped still, releasing a laser of its own towards Drago while it waited for its partner to revive. The laser missed, and a second later Aya and Suzume struck, their swords sweeping in together and, between them, securing a definite strike that removed the virus from their threat list. The Handy virus, running out of allies as it was, reached down into a new portal that it made and retrieved the genuine Mystery data, then began to flee towards the launchpad with it, but Drago followed, striking with a powerful fist blow to the back of its hand that destroyed the virus and sent the data crystal tumbling away a few feet.
He had enough momentum to turn and slam another fist into the nearby Cragger, though the dragonier would likely feel the incredibly solid impact of the punch in a way that would shudder his entire arm; between their own naturally hard bodies, and the protective holy panel underneath, these MetalCraggers were darn solid. The one he struck slid back a few feet, to the edge of the holy Panels; one more shove would get it off them, most likely, but the two were still scanning the skies for enemies. Either they'd given up on trying to hit Drago, or else just wanted to punch things that were high up; either way, they each raised and swung their fists, causing replicas of them to materialise near Aya and Suzume respectively. Luck was with the girls, however, and despite unexpected accuracy, they both managed to twist and wheel out of the way of the massive fists just in the nick of time. Not far away, the data crystal with the 'X' on it burst in a harmless shower of sparks, while the one with the number ticked over to a '2'. The crystal without any markings drifted upwards to right itself after tumbling across the ground, and now hung a few inches off the ground, stable and spinning slowly.
-=Viruses=-
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA: DELETED
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB: DELETED
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes.A: DELETED
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes.B: DELETED
Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on.: DELETED
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A: 160Hp [Holy][At the edge of the launchpad]
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B: 200Hp [Holy]
-=Navis=-
DragonierMan.Exe: 300Hp [Flying over Holy][20hp Casing]
Suzume.SP: 60Hp [High Altitude]
Aya.SP: 100Hp [High Altitude]
-=Terrain=-
35% Normal [Island]
10% Holy [Launchpad]
65% Missing [Really far up!]
-=Objects=-
BMD: 35 HP [Normal]
TimeBMD: 100Hp [Normal][Displaying a red '2']
AirRaid: 100Hp [High Altitude][1 turns Remaining]
The fighter plane made a pass at the handy virus, every bit as compromised as most other things in the battle; it did its best, however, and three of the tracer rounds found their mark on the back of the virus just before it sunk into another dark portal. It went in carrying the Mystery data, and came out carrying one as well, this time over the other side of the platform. this Mystery Data, however, had a red LED number displayed on one facet, currently reading '3'. More concerning, perhaps, as it set the disguised explosive down, was that it had ducked into its portal with a genuine data crystal, but hadn't come back out with it.
Drago didn't have time to contemplate this right away as he swooped in to slice and spin at the Twin viruses. The one that had winged him before felt the wrath of his assault and was destroyed, but the other arced smoothly away, just barely ducking outside of this attack as it turned. Aya and Suzume weren't far behind, closing in on the remaining virus swiftly, and Drago climbed gain, but as he did two more massive stone fists materialised in the air close by and rammed down at him suddenly. Fortunately for him, both were just a fraction off their mark and shot down to either side without connecting.
The remaining Twin virus stopped still, releasing a laser of its own towards Drago while it waited for its partner to revive. The laser missed, and a second later Aya and Suzume struck, their swords sweeping in together and, between them, securing a definite strike that removed the virus from their threat list. The Handy virus, running out of allies as it was, reached down into a new portal that it made and retrieved the genuine Mystery data, then began to flee towards the launchpad with it, but Drago followed, striking with a powerful fist blow to the back of its hand that destroyed the virus and sent the data crystal tumbling away a few feet.
He had enough momentum to turn and slam another fist into the nearby Cragger, though the dragonier would likely feel the incredibly solid impact of the punch in a way that would shudder his entire arm; between their own naturally hard bodies, and the protective holy panel underneath, these MetalCraggers were darn solid. The one he struck slid back a few feet, to the edge of the holy Panels; one more shove would get it off them, most likely, but the two were still scanning the skies for enemies. Either they'd given up on trying to hit Drago, or else just wanted to punch things that were high up; either way, they each raised and swung their fists, causing replicas of them to materialise near Aya and Suzume respectively. Luck was with the girls, however, and despite unexpected accuracy, they both managed to twist and wheel out of the way of the massive fists just in the nick of time. Not far away, the data crystal with the 'X' on it burst in a harmless shower of sparks, while the one with the number ticked over to a '2'. The crystal without any markings drifted upwards to right itself after tumbling across the ground, and now hung a few inches off the ground, stable and spinning slowly.
-=Viruses=-
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA: DELETED
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB: DELETED
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes.A: DELETED
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes.B: DELETED
Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on.: DELETED
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A: 160Hp [Holy][At the edge of the launchpad]
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B: 200Hp [Holy]
-=Navis=-
DragonierMan.Exe: 300Hp [Flying over Holy][20hp Casing]
Suzume.SP: 60Hp [High Altitude]
Aya.SP: 100Hp [High Altitude]
-=Terrain=-
35% Normal [Island]
10% Holy [Launchpad]
65% Missing [Really far up!]
-=Objects=-
BMD: 35 HP [Normal]
TimeBMD: 100Hp [Normal][Displaying a red '2']
AirRaid: 100Hp [High Altitude][1 turns Remaining]
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DragonierMan growled as his outer defensive barrier got stripped from him again. He refreshed it with his scales, and his enhanced eyes and muscles. He was close to the two MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.s, but they were protected by the ground under their feet. Even though he was loathe to destroy a beacon of light in this otherwise dark, empty place, he flew down enough to breathe a gout of flames at the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.s. The holy ground should bubble and liquefy under the extreme heat, creating a platform overflowing with lava and remove one of the many protective fortifications keeping the two viruses from succumbing to the vicious onslaught of the navis.
Suzume, dodging yet another close call, didn't want to get hit again. So she activated the Barrier100Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HP
Accuracy: S
Description: Defensive field that prevents damage up to 100HP.
Duration: Until Destroyed
Element: Null
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: C chip that she saw helped protect their fighter plane buddy in the last battle, even though he didn't even get targeted. Not that she was bitter or anything. It just seemed like the viruses didn't target one of their own, even if their own was also their enemy. And as she continued to grumble while the protective sphere appeared around her, her sister was also gearing up her own protection. Her gauntlets glowed with a golden light as she equipped a
Counter1Damage: (1-Hit I-Field) + (Counter(70 + Impact + Break): On-Hit)
Accuracy: S Block, A Return
Description: Defends against one attack, teleports to enemy, and strikes with Gutpunch. Impacting. Breaking.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: I-Field is pierced by Impact, Counter is negated by Impact.
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: D chip. A thin, semi-transparent field radiated from her as she got ready to... well, counter, whatever the enemy threw at her. The additional Break of the counter should be able to get through the hard shell of the enemy's body. At least, that was what Aya counted on, assuming she would get hit.
With the defenses raised on two of the four allies, and one of them on the attack, that left the last of the group to act. The Thunderbolt's engine chugged along as the fuel indicated started falling fast. It wouldn't be much longer before the pilot would have to return to base. Its vision also had cleared since the last Turn and it could see the battlefield again in all its glory. It looked like most of the enemies had been destroyed, but two pillars of muscle and rock remained. The pilot set its sights on the most injured one of the pair and dove. Its engine screamed as the plane hurtled down towards its opponent. The machine guns roared a BRATATAT! as it pelted the virus with bullets.
As it came out of the dive, it gave a salute to its commander and began moving off toward the horizon as the battle raged below. Drago continued the forward momentum by abandoning any sort of defense. He brought down a giant hammer on the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.s. Again and again he pounded at them like loose rail spikes. Flying from one to the other, bringing the heavy mallet over his shoulder and down upon the head of a virus. The twins dodged and moved away from the furious battle upon the platform. They took off toward where they saw the GMD lay precariously on the edge, ready to fall off. Dodging and weaving around the falling hands of the two MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.s, they rushed to grab the GMD. Then they would try to move away from the platform, toward the island, to get the GMD to safety.
Meanwhile, Drago continued to pound the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.s with the cudgel until it broke under the strain. Then, still equipped with the GutImpactDamage: 160 + Impact + Knockback + Break
Accuracy: B
Description: Punch forward with large fist. Invokes knockback. Can knock objects into enemies. Breaks shields.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: B from the previous Turn, Drago flew really fast from Point A, to somewhere on the other side of Point B, facing toward the island and whatever MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.(s) were left. He then wound up his pitch and smashed a hook towards the gut of the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody., pushing it towards the island and away from the side of the cliff. Finally, just in case, he healed his allies up. The Thunderbolt opened up a portal and left the three navis moments later.
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Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.s, but they were protected by the ground under their feet. Even though he was loathe to destroy a beacon of light in this otherwise dark, empty place, he flew down enough to breathe a gout of flames at the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.s. The holy ground should bubble and liquefy under the extreme heat, creating a platform overflowing with lava and remove one of the many protective fortifications keeping the two viruses from succumbing to the vicious onslaught of the navis.
Suzume, dodging yet another close call, didn't want to get hit again. So she activated the
Barrier100Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HPAccuracy: S
Description: Defensive field that prevents damage up to 100HP.
Duration: Until Destroyed
Element: Null
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: C chip that she saw helped protect their fighter plane buddy in the last battle, even though he didn't even get targeted. Not that she was bitter or anything. It just seemed like the viruses didn't target one of their own, even if their own was also their enemy. And as she continued to grumble while the protective sphere appeared around her, her sister was also gearing up her own protection. Her gauntlets glowed with a golden light as she equipped a
Counter1Damage: (1-Hit I-Field) + (Counter(70 + Impact + Break): On-Hit)Accuracy: S Block, A Return
Description: Defends against one attack, teleports to enemy, and strikes with Gutpunch. Impacting. Breaking.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: I-Field is pierced by Impact, Counter is negated by Impact.
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: D chip. A thin, semi-transparent field radiated from her as she got ready to... well, counter, whatever the enemy threw at her. The additional Break of the counter should be able to get through the hard shell of the enemy's body. At least, that was what Aya counted on, assuming she would get hit.
With the defenses raised on two of the four allies, and one of them on the attack, that left the last of the group to act. The Thunderbolt's engine chugged along as the fuel indicated started falling fast. It wouldn't be much longer before the pilot would have to return to base. Its vision also had cleared since the last Turn and it could see the battlefield again in all its glory. It looked like most of the enemies had been destroyed, but two pillars of muscle and rock remained. The pilot set its sights on the most injured one of the pair and dove. Its engine screamed as the plane hurtled down towards its opponent. The machine guns roared a BRATATAT! as it pelted the virus with bullets.
As it came out of the dive, it gave a salute to its commander and began moving off toward the horizon as the battle raged below. Drago continued the forward momentum by abandoning any sort of defense. He brought down a giant hammer on the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.s. Again and again he pounded at them like loose rail spikes. Flying from one to the other, bringing the heavy mallet over his shoulder and down upon the head of a virus. The twins dodged and moved away from the furious battle upon the platform. They took off toward where they saw the GMD lay precariously on the edge, ready to fall off. Dodging and weaving around the falling hands of the two MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.s, they rushed to grab the GMD. Then they would try to move away from the platform, toward the island, to get the GMD to safety.
Meanwhile, Drago continued to pound the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.s with the cudgel until it broke under the strain. Then, still equipped with the
GutImpactDamage: 160 + Impact + Knockback + BreakAccuracy: B
Description: Punch forward with large fist. Invokes knockback. Can knock objects into enemies. Breaks shields.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: B from the previous Turn, Drago flew really fast from Point A, to somewhere on the other side of Point B, facing toward the island and whatever MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.(s) were left. He then wound up his pitch and smashed a hook towards the gut of the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody., pushing it towards the island and away from the side of the cliff. Finally, just in case, he healed his allies up. The Thunderbolt opened up a portal and left the three navis moments later.
Summary (Turn 3)
Actions:
*Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Sureness [Signature]: Passive Accuracy Enhancement (+10% Acc; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Swiftness [Signature]: Passive Haste (+10% Eva; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
1:
HeatBreath2Damage: 110 + Medium Lava Terrain Change + Cone Attack
Accuracy: C
Description: Blast up to 4 enemies with a cone of fiery breath. Changes terrain to Lava.
Duration: Once
Element: Fire
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: B (C+AccEnh; 60%); 27.5 (110-HardBody-Holy Panel) Fire Damage + Lava Panel Change + Cone Attack. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A and MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B.
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Suzume may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Suzume.
S1: Barrier100Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HP
Accuracy: S
Description: Defensive field that prevents damage up to 100HP.
Duration: Until Destroyed
Element: Null
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: S; Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HP. Target: Suzume.
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Aya may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Aya.
A1: Counter1Damage: (1-Hit I-Field) + (Counter(70 + Impact + Break): On-Hit)
Accuracy: S Block, A Return
Description: Defends against one attack, teleports to enemy, and strikes with Gutpunch. Impacting. Breaking.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: I-Field is pierced by Impact, Counter is negated by Impact.
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: D [Battlechip]: Acc: S Block, A Return; (1-Hit I-Field) + (Counter(140 or 70 (70+Break Weakness[-Holy Panel?]) Null Damage + Impact + Break): On-Hit). Target: Aya.
* AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D: [Attack]: Acc: A (A+AccEnh; 70%); 5 or 2.5 (10-HardBody[-Holy Panel?]) Null Damage x 10 Shots. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B.
2:
HammerDamage: 100 + Break
Accuracy: C
Description: Creates a powerful hammer with a large head for the user to swing and smash at will.
Duration: Until broken. Breaks automatically after 3 Swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc B (C+AccEnh; 60%); 200 or 100 (100+Break Weakness[-Holy Panel?]) Null Damage + Break. Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 uses. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A. (2/3 Uses Remaining).
S2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
A2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
3: HammerDamage: 100 + Break
Accuracy: C
Description: Creates a powerful hammer with a large head for the user to swing and smash at will.
Duration: Until broken. Breaks automatically after 3 Swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc B (C+AccEnh; 60%); 200 or 100 (100+Break Weakness[-Holy Panel?]) Null Damage + Break. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A, or MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B if MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A is destroyed. (1/3 Uses Remaining).
*Wings of Light [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Straight toward the BMD.
S3: Grab the BMD.
*Shadow Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Straight toward the BMD.
A3: Grab the BMD.
4: HammerDamage: 100 + Break
Accuracy: C
Description: Creates a powerful hammer with a large head for the user to swing and smash at will.
Duration: Until broken. Breaks automatically after 3 Swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc B (C+AccEnh; 60%); 200 or 100 (100+Break Weakness[-Holy Panel?]) Null Damage + Break. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A, or MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B if MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A is destroyed. (0/3 Uses Remaining; Breaks!).
Ability: Overclock [Speed Subtype]: Imbue on a target as a free action. This target is then allowed to upgrade a Movement during the current turn to enable travel as far as line of sight permits, and increase its Base Evasion Rate to 50%. (Once Per Turn). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%+High Gear+Haste; 25%). Moves around the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody. so any Knockbacks move them toward the Island and not off the edge of the Launchpad into the empty void below.
5: GutImpactDamage: 160 + Impact + Knockback + Break
Accuracy: B
Description: Punch forward with large fist. Invokes knockback. Can knock objects into enemies. Breaks shields.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: B [Battlechip]: Acc: A (B+AccEnh; 70%); 80 or 40 (160-HardBody[-Holy Panel?]) Null Damage + Impact + Knockback. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A, or MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B if MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A is destroyed. (3/6 Uses Remaining).
6:
Recover80Recovery: 80 HP
Accuracy: S
Description: Heals 80 HP.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: S; Recovery 80 HP. Target: Suzume, unless Aya is damaged more than Suzume at that time.
Other Effects:
DragonierMan
1. Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier.
2. Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing.
3. GutImpactDamage: 160 + Impact + Knockback + Break
Accuracy: B
Description: Punch forward with large fist. Invokes knockback. Can knock objects into enemies. Breaks shields.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: B [Battlechip]: 3/6 Uses Remaining.
4. Dragon's Resilience [Signature]: 1 TCD.
5. HammerDamage: 100 + Break
Accuracy: C
Description: Creates a powerful hammer with a large head for the user to swing and smash at will.
Duration: Until broken. Breaks automatically after 3 Swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: 0/3 Uses Remaining. Breaks!
Passive: High Gear [Speed Subtype]: Increases base evasion chance (Dodge, Feint, Movement) by +10% for all attempts, and grants immunity to Slow. Does not apply to the Self Slow Nerf effect.
OmniShoes [NaviCust]: Navi has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
UnderShirt [NaviCust]: Navi is protected from fatal hits, causing him to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D
1. Duration: 0 Turns Remaining. Time is up, so it leaves the battlefield.
Flight: As Omnishoes: AirRaid1HP: 100
Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Suzume
1. WideSwordDamage: 80 + Slashing + Wide Attack
Accuracy: B
Description: Creates a sword made of solidified energy, with a thick blade perfect for wide slashes. Can hit up to 3 targets per slash with good RP.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks automatically after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C (#1) [Battlechip]: 2/3 Uses Remaining.
2. Renewal of Light [Signature]: 1 TCD.
3. Barrier100Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HP
Accuracy: S
Description: Defensive field that prevents damage up to 100HP.
Duration: Until Destroyed
Element: Null
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: 100HP Barrier.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely. [Disabled! for the remainder of Turn 2.]
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
Aya
1. WideSwordDamage: 80 + Slashing + Wide Attack
Accuracy: B
Description: Creates a sword made of solidified energy, with a thick blade perfect for wide slashes. Can hit up to 3 targets per slash with good RP.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks automatically after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C (#2) [Battlechip]: 2/3 Uses Remaining.
2. Shadow Mending [Signature]: 1 TCD.
3. Counter1Damage: (1-Hit I-Field) + (Counter(70 + Impact + Break): On-Hit)
Accuracy: S Block, A Return
Description: Defends against one attack, teleports to enemy, and strikes with Gutpunch. Impacting. Breaking.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: I-Field is pierced by Impact, Counter is negated by Impact.
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: D [Battlechip]: (1-Hit I-Field).
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
*Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing. Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Sureness [Signature]: Passive Accuracy Enhancement (+10% Acc; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Swiftness [Signature]: Passive Haste (+10% Eva; max A Rank). Target: DragonierMan.
1:
HeatBreath2Damage: 110 + Medium Lava Terrain Change + Cone AttackAccuracy: C
Description: Blast up to 4 enemies with a cone of fiery breath. Changes terrain to Lava.
Duration: Once
Element: Fire
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: B (C+AccEnh; 60%); 27.5 (110-HardBody-Holy Panel) Fire Damage + Lava Panel Change + Cone Attack. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A and MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B.
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Suzume may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Suzume.
S1:
Barrier100Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HPAccuracy: S
Description: Defensive field that prevents damage up to 100HP.
Duration: Until Destroyed
Element: Null
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: S; Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HP. Target: Suzume.
Ability: All for One [Team Subtype]: Aya may transfer a Battlechip from the DragonierMan's folder to herself or any allied target as a free action. Note: SPs with this ability may receive one Battlechip directly from the Operator each turn. (Once Per Turn). Target: Aya.
A1:
Counter1Damage: (1-Hit I-Field) + (Counter(70 + Impact + Break): On-Hit)Accuracy: S Block, A Return
Description: Defends against one attack, teleports to enemy, and strikes with Gutpunch. Impacting. Breaking.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: I-Field is pierced by Impact, Counter is negated by Impact.
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: D [Battlechip]: Acc: S Block, A Return; (1-Hit I-Field) + (Counter(140 or 70 (70+Break Weakness[-Holy Panel?]) Null Damage + Impact + Break): On-Hit). Target: Aya.
*
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D: [Attack]: Acc: A (A+AccEnh; 70%); 5 or 2.5 (10-HardBody[-Holy Panel?]) Null Damage x 10 Shots. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B.
2:
HammerDamage: 100 + BreakAccuracy: C
Description: Creates a powerful hammer with a large head for the user to swing and smash at will.
Duration: Until broken. Breaks automatically after 3 Swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc B (C+AccEnh; 60%); 200 or 100 (100+Break Weakness[-Holy Panel?]) Null Damage + Break. Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 uses. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A. (2/3 Uses Remaining).
S2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
A2: Dodge. (Eva: 50%)
3:
HammerDamage: 100 + BreakAccuracy: C
Description: Creates a powerful hammer with a large head for the user to swing and smash at will.
Duration: Until broken. Breaks automatically after 3 Swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc B (C+AccEnh; 60%); 200 or 100 (100+Break Weakness[-Holy Panel?]) Null Damage + Break. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A, or MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B if MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A is destroyed. (1/3 Uses Remaining).
*Wings of Light [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Straight toward the BMD.
S3: Grab the BMD.
*Shadow Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%). Straight toward the BMD.
A3: Grab the BMD.
4:
HammerDamage: 100 + BreakAccuracy: C
Description: Creates a powerful hammer with a large head for the user to swing and smash at will.
Duration: Until broken. Breaks automatically after 3 Swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc B (C+AccEnh; 60%); 200 or 100 (100+Break Weakness[-Holy Panel?]) Null Damage + Break. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A, or MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B if MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A is destroyed. (0/3 Uses Remaining; Breaks!).
Ability: Overclock [Speed Subtype]: Imbue on a target as a free action. This target is then allowed to upgrade a Movement during the current turn to enable travel as far as line of sight permits, and increase its Base Evasion Rate to 50%. (Once Per Turn). Target: DragonierMan.
*Dragon's Wings [Signature]: Passive Movement (Eva: 5%+High Gear+Haste; 25%). Moves around the MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody. so any Knockbacks move them toward the Island and not off the edge of the Launchpad into the empty void below.
5:
GutImpactDamage: 160 + Impact + Knockback + BreakAccuracy: B
Description: Punch forward with large fist. Invokes knockback. Can knock objects into enemies. Breaks shields.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: B [Battlechip]: Acc: A (B+AccEnh; 70%); 80 or 40 (160-HardBody[-Holy Panel?]) Null Damage + Impact + Knockback. Target: MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A, or MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B if MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A is destroyed. (3/6 Uses Remaining).
6:
Recover80Recovery: 80 HPAccuracy: S
Description: Heals 80 HP.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: Acc: S; Recovery 80 HP. Target: Suzume, unless Aya is damaged more than Suzume at that time.
Other Effects:
DragonierMan
1. Dragon's Aura [Signature]: Passive 20HP Barrier.
2. Dragon's Scales [Signature]: Passive 20HP Casing.
3.
GutImpactDamage: 160 + Impact + Knockback + BreakAccuracy: B
Description: Punch forward with large fist. Invokes knockback. Can knock objects into enemies. Breaks shields.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: B [Battlechip]: 3/6 Uses Remaining.
4. Dragon's Resilience [Signature]: 1 TCD.
5.
HammerDamage: 100 + BreakAccuracy: C
Description: Creates a powerful hammer with a large head for the user to swing and smash at will.
Duration: Until broken. Breaks automatically after 3 Swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: 0/3 Uses Remaining. Breaks!
Passive: High Gear [Speed Subtype]: Increases base evasion chance (Dodge, Feint, Movement) by +10% for all attempts, and grants immunity to Slow. Does not apply to the Self Slow Nerf effect.
OmniShoes [NaviCust]: Navi has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
UnderShirt [NaviCust]: Navi is protected from fatal hits, causing him to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D
1. Duration: 0 Turns Remaining. Time is up, so it leaves the battlefield.
Flight: As Omnishoes:
AirRaid1HP: 100Properties: Normal, Omnishoes, Mobile
Object Damage: 50 + Impact
Damage Method: Telekinesis
Gun Attack Damage: 10 x 10 Shots
Accuracy: A
Description: Summons a fighter plane to strafe your enemies.
Duration: 3 turns or Until destroyed
Element: Null
Trader Rank: D has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Suzume
1.
WideSwordDamage: 80 + Slashing + Wide AttackAccuracy: B
Description: Creates a sword made of solidified energy, with a thick blade perfect for wide slashes. Can hit up to 3 targets per slash with good RP.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks automatically after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C (#1) [Battlechip]: 2/3 Uses Remaining.
2. Renewal of Light [Signature]: 1 TCD.
3.
Barrier100Protection: Combined Damage of 100 HPAccuracy: S
Description: Defensive field that prevents damage up to 100HP.
Duration: Until Destroyed
Element: Null
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: C [Battlechip]: 100HP Barrier.
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely. [Disabled! for the remainder of Turn 2.]
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
Aya
1.
WideSwordDamage: 80 + Slashing + Wide AttackAccuracy: B
Description: Creates a sword made of solidified energy, with a thick blade perfect for wide slashes. Can hit up to 3 targets per slash with good RP.
Duration: Until Overridden/Broken. Breaks automatically after 3 swings.
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C (#2) [Battlechip]: 2/3 Uses Remaining.
2. Shadow Mending [Signature]: 1 TCD.
3.
Counter1Damage: (1-Hit I-Field) + (Counter(70 + Impact + Break): On-Hit)Accuracy: S Block, A Return
Description: Defends against one attack, teleports to enemy, and strikes with Gutpunch. Impacting. Breaking.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Special: I-Field is pierced by Impact, Counter is negated by Impact.
Special: Status Guard: This chip blocks debuffs.
Trader Rank: D [Battlechip]: (1-Hit I-Field).
Passive: Tag Along [Team Subtype]: When a Teleport effect is activated, the user can take one ally along if the user and target are touching each other. Can also be used if this ability is called by the ally. This ability can not be used without the consent of both the user and ally, and can not be stacked or chained for more than two people.
Flight - Flight [SP]: As Omnishoes: SP has the combined benefits of AirShoes and FloatShoes and can also fly freely.
Second Chance [SP]: As Undershirt: SP is protected from fatal hits, causing her to drop to 1 HP instead of EJO. Does not work when at 1 HP.
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Spitting out a gout of fire towards the Craggers, DragonierMan managed to melt the glowing paneling beneath the metallic golems, just as they raised their fists for another attack, this time targeting the DragonierMan as well as the summoned FighterPlane that had been firing at them. Unfortunately, their virtualized fists went wide, and DragonierMan continued his assault with his fellow flier, striking decisively with his enormous hammer while the AirRaid's pilot let loose with its last supply of bullets. Sturdy as the golems were, they were no match for the striking weapon's destructive power as each of them fell within one swing of DragonierMan's might. Ending the battle in style, Aya and Suzume swooped in for the blank rotating blue crystal, leaving the other with a number to fall onto the ground harmlessly before disintegrating. Suzume's master sent her a recovery patch after the fact, erasing any trace that she had ever been hurt. (+40)
The floating island was now still, devoid of any movement. Only fragments of the viruses they had fought remained, though one of the Craggers had conveniently left behind a large enough part of its arm completely intact, which would probably be recoverable into usable data.
In addition, if they were to perk up their ears, they would hear the distantly faint shuffle of an automatic door closing...
-=Viruses=-
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA: DELETED
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB: DELETED
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes.A: DELETED
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes.B: DELETED
Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on.: DELETED
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A: DELETED
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B: DELETED
-=Navis=-
DragonierMan.Exe: 300Hp [Flying over Holy][20HP Casing][20 HP Barrier]
Suzume.SP: 100Hp [High Altitude][100HP Barrier/StatusGuard]
Aya.SP: 100Hp [High Altitude][Counter1 I-Field 1/1]
-=Terrain=-
35% Normal [Island]
10% Holy [Launchpad]
65% Missing [Really far up!]
-=Objects=-
BMD: 35 HP [Normal]
TimeBMD: DEACTIVATED
AirRaid: 100Hp [High Altitude][Sortie Complete!!]
-=Rogue Battle 2, Victory!!=-
Rewards:
GolemHit2Damage: 190 + Break + Panel Crack + Wide Attack
Accuracy: C
Description: A fist of stone falls from the sky to smash an enemy, and create a shock wave that hits two nearby enemies. The area affected by the fist becomes Cracked terrain.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C Battlechip, 2880z, 58 BugFrags, 2x MetalCragger Kill Credit, Blue Mystery Data (Open? Y/N)
The floating island was now still, devoid of any movement. Only fragments of the viruses they had fought remained, though one of the Craggers had conveniently left behind a large enough part of its arm completely intact, which would probably be recoverable into usable data.
In addition, if they were to perk up their ears, they would hear the distantly faint shuffle of an automatic door closing...
-=Viruses=-
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedA: DELETED
TwinnerTwinner (Twins)
Twins viruses appear only in linked pairs, and never in odd numbers. A linked pair of Twins viruses will only link to each other, and not with any other Twins viruses present. The linked pairs are always clustered close together, and move by revolving around each other, which makes them susceptible to AoE. If one of the linked pair is deleted, and the other is not, then the virus that was deleted is revived as a free action immediately after. Both must be deleted within the span of one turn to be truly defeated. Twins viruses act in the following manner: One Twins will attack while the other moves. They then swap roles the next action, with the second virus attacking while the first moves. The virus making the move is counted as making a Dodge. The pattern is not altered even if a Twins is deleted and resurrected. They simply carry on next action as if nothing happened.
Area: Netopia, NetVegas
HP: 150
Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Lockon
Attack Accuracy: A
Attack Description: Both lock on, then fire.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Team2, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes
Special: If one is killed and the other is not in the same turn, that one is revivedB: DELETED
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes.A: DELETED
BlueUFO (V2)BlueUFO (V2) (ColorUFO)
ColorUFOs are able to temporarily steal chip data from their enemy, preventing the use of that battlechip until the end of the battle. ColorUFOs only attack once per turn, maximum, and spend the rest of the turn dodging. This attack is guaranteed to hit unless the target dodges when they attempt their attack, meaning it can be evaded with luck. The attack ignores every form of defence, including any form of stealth. ColorUFOs move and dodge at slightly better than average rates. They are capable of full flight. If there is no valid target with a chip for the UFO to attempt to steal, they will instead zap one target with a particle beam.
Area: SciLab, NAXA, NetVegas
HP: 160
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: Blocks enemy from using one chip.
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Steals enemy chip data, preventing him from using it in that battle.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 60 Null + Drop Attack
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a particle beam straight down that has higher accuracy against flying targets.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): PowerBolt2, Catcher, Zenny
Special: Omnishoes.B: DELETED
Handy2Handy2 (Handy)
Handy Viruses attack by opening a dimensional gate below themselves, and dropping into it. The exit gate opens next to their destination, and they will rise out of it holding an explosive. This explosive is placed on an unbroken panel, and the Handy is free to move after. The use of gates does not count as teleporting, but can be used as a means of dodging as they attack. Gates are only used when attacking, and at no other time. Handy viruses will not set a new explosive until either a turn has passed, or they pass one action without setting a new bomb, whichever comes first. For more info on the bombs Handy viruses use, see below.
Area: SciLab, Yoka, Okuden Valley, Netopia, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Primary Attack Damage: 100 Null to all enemies after 2 turns
Primary Attack Accuracy: S
Primary Attack Description: Places a 100HP TimeBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital timer on it. The bomb counts down for two turns, then explodes, dealing 50 damage to all enemies. If the bomb's HP is reduced to Zero before time expires, the bomb is harmlessly destroyed.
Secondary Attack Damage: 100 Null Counterattack + Blast2
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: Places a 1HP DudBomb on the field, with a clearly visible digital X displayed on the side. The bomb remains on the field until the end of the turn after it was summoned, then self destructs harmlessly. If the DudBomb is attacked, it detonates whatever attacked it for 50 Null damage in a Blast2 area. This counterattack is indescriminate, and will trigger against the attacker no matter who or what it may be, without exception.
Element: Null.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TimeBomb2, Zenny
Special: This virus cannot attack unless there is at least 1 unbroken and unoccupied panel on the field for it to place bombs on.: DELETED
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.A: DELETED
MetalCraggerMetalCragger (Cragger)
Craggers are pretty easy targets, given their size. They also move very rarely, and when they do they move slowly. Their dodge rate is abysmal. They generally rely on their HardBody defense, which reduces non-break damage by half, but doubles break damage. They have high attack power and AoE, but their accuracy is generally bad as their attacks are easy to follow and take time to deliver. Their attack is executed as a Drop Attack, and thus attacks from above, and not head-on. Targets caught underground within this attack's AoE range take an additional 50 Null damage that ignores all defenses.
Area: Netopia, Sharo, Hades Isle
HP: 200
Attack Damage/Effect: 90 Null + Break + Panel Break + WideAttack
Attack Accuracy: D
Attack Description: Slams the enemy and surrounding area with fist. This is executed as a Drop Attack, and is more damaging to targets below ground (IE: Submerged or burrowed).
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): GolemHit2, Zenny
Special: Hardbody.B: DELETED
-=Navis=-
DragonierMan.Exe: 300Hp [Flying over Holy][20HP Casing][20 HP Barrier]
Suzume.SP: 100Hp [High Altitude][100HP Barrier/StatusGuard]
Aya.SP: 100Hp [High Altitude][Counter1 I-Field 1/1]
-=Terrain=-
35% Normal [Island]
10% Holy [Launchpad]
65% Missing [Really far up!]
-=Objects=-
BMD: 35 HP [Normal]
TimeBMD: DEACTIVATED
AirRaid: 100Hp [High Altitude][Sortie Complete!!]
-=Rogue Battle 2, Victory!!=-
Rewards:
GolemHit2Damage: 190 + Break + Panel Crack + Wide AttackAccuracy: C
Description: A fist of stone falls from the sky to smash an enemy, and create a shock wave that hits two nearby enemies. The area affected by the fist becomes Cracked terrain.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C Battlechip, 2880z, 58 BugFrags, 2x MetalCragger Kill Credit, Blue Mystery Data (Open? Y/N)
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The group collected the rest of the rewards and moved a little more inward and then used an Untrap key to open the BMD.
Use: [x1] Untrap.
Blue Mystery Data (Open?) Y
Use: [x1] Untrap.
Blue Mystery Data (Open?) Y
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The Mystery Data crystal decrypted its contents quickly, revealing a small blue bubble, encasing a tiny serpent swimming around inside.
BMD:
AquaDragon2Damage: 150 + Ground Attack + Medium Area Sea Terrain Change + Terrain Changer
Accuracy: C
Description: Summons a WaterDragon that attacks enemies as it glides across the ground. Changes terrain to Sea as it passes.
Duration: Once
Element: Aqua
Special: Terrain Changer: Ceases attacking when the Terrain Change effect is completed (once 25% of the terrain is changed).
Trader Rank: C
BMD:
AquaDragon2Damage: 150 + Ground Attack + Medium Area Sea Terrain Change + Terrain ChangerAccuracy: C
Description: Summons a WaterDragon that attacks enemies as it glides across the ground. Changes terrain to Sea as it passes.
Duration: Once
Element: Aqua
Special: Terrain Changer: Ceases attacking when the Terrain Change effect is completed (once 25% of the terrain is changed).
Trader Rank: C
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(Notice: Woah, GolemHit2Damage: 190 + Break + Panel Crack + Wide Attack
Accuracy: C
Description: A fist of stone falls from the sky to smash an enemy, and create a shock wave that hits two nearby enemies. The area affected by the fist becomes Cracked terrain.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C + AquaDragon2Damage: 150 + Ground Attack + Medium Area Sea Terrain Change + Terrain Changer
Accuracy: C
Description: Summons a WaterDragon that attacks enemies as it glides across the ground. Changes terrain to Sea as it passes.
Duration: Once
Element: Aqua
Special: Terrain Changer: Ceases attacking when the Terrain Change effect is completed (once 25% of the terrain is changed).
Trader Rank: C was a great haul for a single battle. Excellent. Will upgrade my Chip Folder soon.)
[Holding post for Investigate Island and Requesting Battle 3.]
Status
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP [Null/Speed: High Gear/Overclock; OmniShoes/Undershirt]
Suzume.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
Aya.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
[Bounty: MetalCragger: 3 Kills.]
GolemHit2Damage: 190 + Break + Panel Crack + Wide AttackAccuracy: C
Description: A fist of stone falls from the sky to smash an enemy, and create a shock wave that hits two nearby enemies. The area affected by the fist becomes Cracked terrain.
Duration: Once
Element: Null
Trader Rank: C +
AquaDragon2Damage: 150 + Ground Attack + Medium Area Sea Terrain Change + Terrain ChangerAccuracy: C
Description: Summons a WaterDragon that attacks enemies as it glides across the ground. Changes terrain to Sea as it passes.
Duration: Once
Element: Aqua
Special: Terrain Changer: Ceases attacking when the Terrain Change effect is completed (once 25% of the terrain is changed).
Trader Rank: C was a great haul for a single battle. Excellent. Will upgrade my Chip Folder soon.)
[Holding post for Investigate Island and Requesting Battle 3.]
Status
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP [Null/Speed: High Gear/Overclock; OmniShoes/Undershirt]
Suzume.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
Aya.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
[Bounty: MetalCragger: 3 Kills.]
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(Ok, everything is updated.)
DragonierMan, Suzume, and Aya finished their collection and rest. Checked their armor and weapons to make sure they were good to go. Then when everything looked good, they began to scout out the island, wanting to know more about this strange set of constructs.
Status
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP [Null/Speed: High Gear/Overclock; OmniShoes/Undershirt]
Suzume.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
Aya.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
[Bounty: MetalCragger: 3 Kills.]
Scout out island for anything of interest. Requesting Battle 3 before or after trying to get into the dome. Mod's choice.
DragonierMan, Suzume, and Aya finished their collection and rest. Checked their armor and weapons to make sure they were good to go. Then when everything looked good, they began to scout out the island, wanting to know more about this strange set of constructs.
Status
DragonierMan.EXE: 300 HP [Null/Speed: High Gear/Overclock; OmniShoes/Undershirt]
Suzume.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
Aya.SP: 100 HP [Null/Team: Tag Along/All for One; Fly/Second Chance]
[Bounty: MetalCragger: 3 Kills.]
Scout out island for anything of interest. Requesting Battle 3 before or after trying to get into the dome. Mod's choice.