Bleagured by multiple attacks from their foes, WarriorMan and Frio split up in their efforts to finish off the remaining targets. WarriorMan called the plan amidst thinking uncharitable things about his busting partner, and casually allocated two of the three to his ally, and only one for himself. He darted off towards his quarry, which gave a series of startled beeps and clicks and, true to his prediction, hesitated rather than firing at him. Also true to his prediction, it skittered back, spinning around once and making alarmed sounds as he struck, hitting nothing but the air where the virus had been. Unfortunately, WarriorMan was, by all accounts, just too intimidating for the virus and it continued to panic and back up as he struck a second time, missing it again and leaving the virus unharmed. It seemed like it was trying to make some manner of distance on him as it backed away along the side-walk now.
Over the far side, Frio dashed in to try closing out one of the Boomers before it could recover, but he wasn't quite fast enough, and his blade stuck the solid rang guard that was already lodged firmly back in place. The Boomer watched his efforts with an impassive gaze. the other took a side-sniping shot at him, sending its dangerously quick, direct shot towards the lion navi, but Frio was already hitting the deck and the boomerang, and its rapid after-images blistered past his head without connecting. As he rose, Frio retaliated and blasted the far virus off the net before it could recover its guard.
The virus that Frio had failed to kill swivelled now and tried to make a shot that would arc through both the feline navi right near it, and also the warrior one, making futile swipes at its ally, across the way. It was an awkward shot, combining a point blank target and a far one, and the result was that it failed to connect with either of them. While he was busy being outsmarted by a virus, WarriorMan felt the larger boomerang fly past him, wide to the side, and he gave up on his failed attempt at slicing his original target open, and instead made a racing attempt to retaliate against the shot and stab the virus he'd previously assigned to Frio. Finally finding success, his blade sank into the core of the undefended virus, but though it wobbled badly, the strike wasn't enough to actually destroy it, and the warrior was forced to withdraw his blade as the large-sized boomerang curved back and the virus reclaimed it.
-=Viruses=-
BoomerBoomer (Boomer)
Boomers cannot be damaged from any direction in the forward hemisphere so long as they carry their boomerang. Any attacks from the rear hemisphere or Break attacks hit normally. Boomers launch their boomerang when they attack, leaving themselves open to counter attacks. Boomers move by floating through the air, and are immune to the effects of Anchor. They are, however, still subject to the effects of terrain. They cannot be forced to submerge into liquid terrain, nor can they be buried in solid terrain. Boomers are horrible at dodging, as they generally rely on their Rang-Guard ability.
Area: SciLab, Okuden Valley, Dentech
HP: 60
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: 15 Wood + Piercing(Arc) + Group Attack
Primary Attack Accuracy: C
Primary Attack Description: Fires a wooden boomerang that travels in a wide arc, striking all who stand in its path. The boomerang passes through everything it hits.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 5 Wood + Slashing x3 Hits
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a boomerang directly ahead at high speed, creating a pair of damaging afterimages that fly in its wake. The attack is such that if the first hit connects, the second and third will connect as well.
Element: Wood
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Boomerang1, QuickBoomerang1 (Rare), Zenny
Special: AirShoes, ShadowShoes.
Special: Rang-Guard: Blocks frontal attacks when not attacking. A: DELETED
BoomerBoomer (Boomer)
Boomers cannot be damaged from any direction in the forward hemisphere so long as they carry their boomerang. Any attacks from the rear hemisphere or Break attacks hit normally. Boomers launch their boomerang when they attack, leaving themselves open to counter attacks. Boomers move by floating through the air, and are immune to the effects of Anchor. They are, however, still subject to the effects of terrain. They cannot be forced to submerge into liquid terrain, nor can they be buried in solid terrain. Boomers are horrible at dodging, as they generally rely on their Rang-Guard ability.
Area: SciLab, Okuden Valley, Dentech
HP: 60
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: 15 Wood + Piercing(Arc) + Group Attack
Primary Attack Accuracy: C
Primary Attack Description: Fires a wooden boomerang that travels in a wide arc, striking all who stand in its path. The boomerang passes through everything it hits.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 5 Wood + Slashing x3 Hits
Secondary Attack Accuracy: B
Secondary Attack Description: Fires a boomerang directly ahead at high speed, creating a pair of damaging afterimages that fly in its wake. The attack is such that if the first hit connects, the second and third will connect as well.
Element: Wood
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): Boomerang1, QuickBoomerang1 (Rare), Zenny
Special: AirShoes, ShadowShoes.
Special: Rang-Guard: Blocks frontal attacks when not attacking. B: 9Hp (Top of ramp, far right, Normal)
DBLCUBEDBLCUBE (DBLCUBE)
This virus is essentially a flying, color changing RockCube. It flips between Red (attack mode) and blue (recovery mode) every time it takes a hit.
Area: SciLab, NAXA
HP: 100
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: 20 Null x 3 Targets
Primary Attack Accuracy: A
Primary Attack Description: The virus turns red, and fires red colored energy beams at three enemies that inflict damage.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 15 Healing x 3 Targets
Secondary Attack Accuracy: S
Secondary Attack Description: The virus turns blue, and fires blue colored energy beams at three allies that recover HP.
Element: Null
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): DBLBeam1, Zenny
Special: Getting hit changes it's color.
Special: Omnishoes: DELETED
KabutankKabutank (Kabutank)
While closely related to Beetank, Kabutank are a bit smarter and faster. They will use terrain and objects to their advantage if possible, and prefer to not allow Navis clean shots at them. They have one passive movement per turn, which can be used as either a movement or dodge.
Area: ACDC, SciLab, Okuden Valley, Beach, NetVegas
HP: 90
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: 10 Null + Blast 2 x 2 bombs
Primary Attack Accuracy: C
Primary Attack Description: Launches a pair of bombs that explode in a small radius.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 20 Null + Blast 1 + Seeking
Secondary Attack Accuracy: C
Secondary Attack Description: Launches a bomb that ignores invisibility.
Element: None
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): DoubleBomb, SeekerBomb1, Zenny A: DELETED
KabutankKabutank (Kabutank)
While closely related to Beetank, Kabutank are a bit smarter and faster. They will use terrain and objects to their advantage if possible, and prefer to not allow Navis clean shots at them. They have one passive movement per turn, which can be used as either a movement or dodge.
Area: ACDC, SciLab, Okuden Valley, Beach, NetVegas
HP: 90
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: 10 Null + Blast 2 x 2 bombs
Primary Attack Accuracy: C
Primary Attack Description: Launches a pair of bombs that explode in a small radius.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 20 Null + Blast 1 + Seeking
Secondary Attack Accuracy: C
Secondary Attack Description: Launches a bomb that ignores invisibility.
Element: None
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): DoubleBomb, SeekerBomb1, Zenny B: DELETED
KabutankKabutank (Kabutank)
While closely related to Beetank, Kabutank are a bit smarter and faster. They will use terrain and objects to their advantage if possible, and prefer to not allow Navis clean shots at them. They have one passive movement per turn, which can be used as either a movement or dodge.
Area: ACDC, SciLab, Okuden Valley, Beach, NetVegas
HP: 90
Primary Attack Damage/Effect: 10 Null + Blast 2 x 2 bombs
Primary Attack Accuracy: C
Primary Attack Description: Launches a pair of bombs that explode in a small radius.
Secondary Attack Damage/Effect: 20 Null + Blast 1 + Seeking
Secondary Attack Accuracy: C
Secondary Attack Description: Launches a bomb that ignores invisibility.
Element: None
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): DoubleBomb, SeekerBomb1, Zenny C: 90Hp (Backing off along the far side-walk, Normal)
CatackCatack (Catack)
Catacks move at a slow rate and their dodges are generally bad. They can, however, attack in any direction while moving or attempting to dodge.
Area: SciLab, Electown, Dentech, Beach, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Attack Damage/Effect: 20 Null + Panel Crack + Blast2
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Blasts enemy with TankCannon.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TankCannon1, Zenny
Special: May Move/Dodge while attacking.
Special: Slow A: DELETED
CatackCatack (Catack)
Catacks move at a slow rate and their dodges are generally bad. They can, however, attack in any direction while moving or attempting to dodge.
Area: SciLab, Electown, Dentech, Beach, Hades Isle
HP: 120
Attack Damage/Effect: 20 Null + Panel Crack + Blast2
Attack Accuracy: B
Attack Description: Blasts enemy with TankCannon.
Element: None.
Possible Rewards (Per Virus): TankCannon1, Zenny
Special: May Move/Dodge while attacking.
Special: Slow B: DELETED
-=Navis=-
WarriorMan.EXE: 70Hp (Near Boomer B, Normal)
Frio.EXE: 85Hp (Near Boomer B, Normal)
-=Terrain=-
40% Normal (Side-walks next to road)
60% Metal (Road itself)
SwordDamage: 80 + Slashing
