_{Theme Of Mirage}

"Usually one is better than the other, and both of me are better than you."

• Holographic Decoy - Mirage can deploy an identical holographic decoy of himself, which can mimic his movements, display what he's holding, and make audible footsteps. He can also send them on direct forward walking or running paths, even deploy it during a slide to send it forward in a fast sliding motion to fool enemies. Or he can leave them standing or crouching in place to look like a sitting duck.
  
  When shot, they make a horrific static-y "You got Bamboozled!" sound effect. While they can usually endure multiple weaker attacks before dispersing, stronger attacks cause them to fade after one hit. After a decoy fades, or if Mirage simply wishes to dispose of the old decoy for a new on at his position, he has to wait at least fifteen seconds. And obviously, because they're holograms, even if they don't disperse it doesn't mean they absorb bullets, rather they go straight through. It could cause you to waste precious time if you think it's the real one, however...
• Vanishing Act - Mirage cloaks for up to five seconds, moving stealthily across the battlefield while invisible to the naked eye. Using an Item or Attacking causes his cloak to instantly end, but he can interact with objects like doors and levers, or reload his weapons without dispelling his invisibility. If damaged during cloak, he flickers and becomes momentarily visible due to suit damage. He can also be spotted by alternative means, such as thermal vision or other methods of detecting life, as the ability only masks him physically. After Mirage becomes visible, this ability goes on a one-minute cooldown.
• Abyss Toddle (PT Imp Pack)- Mirage has gained a moderate increase to his swimming speed and visibility while underwater. Furthermore, he can repel water to remain on the surface with no change to his overall movement speed.
• Ping - Mirage can mark up to two locations, objects, or enemies within his view for him and his teammates to see with colorful, easily identifiable symbols depending on what he's trying to convey. These markers can go out of Mirage's sight once made, and will follow the pinged target over long distances, allowing for Mirage to track an object or individual, and can help teammates keep track of (or ambush) enemies in combat by giving away their location.
• Feast - Mirage couldn't resist the temptation of food, and even went for seconds before facing off against The Lady. Eating anything will restore his health in addition to its actual effects. He'll also receive a fast-diminishing attack boost after eating.

• Mobility - Mirage is an agile fighter, sprinting for long periods without running out of breath, easily vaulting over obstacles or climbing short walls and going into long action slides into giant springy jump pads all while keeping his aim true.
• Weapon Proficiency - Mirage is capable of handling firearms of a wide variety, not limited to pistols, assault rifles, sniper rifles, and shotguns. Due to the technological advancements in his own universe, energy variants of these types of weapons are also easily understood. (Think E-Tech guns from Borderlands, or Brute Spikers from Halo)
• You Got Bamboozled! - When a decoy is attacked, the attackers position is relayed to Mirage. This is only the position at the moment of the decoy being shot, and does not track the target afterwards unless the decoy is struck again, to which it will update the location of the attacker.
• Engineering Knowhow - Mirage is certified in mechanical and electrical engineering, able to fix, modify, or create machines based on the materials on-hand. This can make him helpful for general repairs on vehicles and equipment the party may have, and he can also find his way around a computer effectively, though he's not a hacker by any means. His true specialty is Holo-Pilot tech, technology based around deception and invisibility in and out of battle, ranging from full-body holo-suits to cloaking devices for items or even entire vehicles, if the resources he has allows it.
• Terrain Expertise - Mirage is able to navigate complex locations much easier from his experiences in exploring the Belly of the Maw, making use of things he'd of seen as obstacles before to push himself ahead and keep pace in more crowded environments, gain positional advantages over his opponents, or simply evade in a more effective manner using the terrain around him. Rubble and general path disruption is much less of a problem, and navigating places outside of combat even brings a little enjoyment.

• Not my pretty face! - Mirage can fight hand-to-hand and will if necessary, but he isn't the most durable, so taking hits isn't in his favor.
• Keep your mouth shut, Witt! - Elliot is great at using his words for mindgames and perhaps even motivation, but he is also really good at pissing people off when he doesn't intend to. Relying on him for negotiate is a terrible idea, especially if he has reason to dislike the individual(s) they're trying to convince. He also stutters a whole lot when scared, which probably doesn't help either.
• I came, I saw... I won! - Elliot tends to act cocky and show overconfidence in front of others to try and impress them. This can lead him into wonders of trouble, though Elliot's still not stupid enough to throw himself into certain death to prove a point. He's also very prone to accepting challenges, especially if someone talks him down about not being able to accomplish the task.
• Stubbier (PT Imp Pack)- Mirage's new height and shorter limbs make a few things from the past harder than before. Somebody help him reach the top shelf, please?!
• Thanatophobia - Witnessing the death of his diving-suit clone and hearing it's last words has left an imprint on Mirage, making him much more afraid moment-to-moment about his own demise. Prone to becoming anxious and stressed, he cannot sleep full nights even in the most peaceful and protected of places without disruption, causing him to be restless and show fatigue easier.

• PT-Imp Pack - Mirage fused with this Spirit at Link's suggestion while traversing the Bottomless Sea. Being his first interaction with a Spirit, it was somewhat jarring, and while his lessened height brought some personal worries, he came out of it still himself, with some sick clothes, to boot.

• Claptrap, The Fragtrap - Both are obnoxious butt-monkeys in their own series, often being belittled and made fun of. It was only natural for a bond between the two to flourish, but God help anyone who has to deal with both of these talkative idiots being in the same room.
• Pathfinder - Mirage's closest friend inside and outside of the Apex Games. Despite him trying to repress it, in fear of what he's already lost in his life and not wanting to connect to another person he'd lose. Pathfinder himself is a MRVN unit that woke up in a warehouse on Solace one year, and has been looking to find his own purpose and creator ever since: Joining the Games in hope of becoming famous enough that his creator would notice him.
• Timothy Lawrence - Body-double the C.E.O of Hyperion, Handsome Jack, he took to getting a major reconstruction surgery to pay off his student loans. In all ways imaginable he was changed to be Jack, though his more nervous and uncertain personality has a tendency to fall through the cracks. Unfortunately due to poor contract reading Timothy has become Hyperion property and has been forced to 'be' Handsome Jack forever, though the madman's death in his own universe has at least allowed him to act of his free will.

• Wingman - The Wingman is a powerful revolver, capable of dealing heavy damage in singular shots, taking six shots before needing to reload. It uses a standardized ammunition type known as 'Heavy Ammo' which is used across many of the Frontier's firearms.
• Arc Star Grenades x1 - Arc Stars are grenades shaped sort of like ninja throwing stars, that stick on impact before releasing a disruptor explosion after 2.8 seconds, causing heavy damage to shielding devices and machines, and blurs vision along with lesser damage against living targets after exploding.
• Jetpack - A jetpack used in the Apex Games for skydiving into the arena, and preventing damage from long falls. Grants Fall Damage Immunity as long as it's equipped to Elliot.
• Mirage's Duds - Mirage's clothes made specifically for use with holo technology. Though he can fit the equipment onto other suits, it'd take downtime and definitely couldn't happen during a mission. If he loses this or it's destroyed, he will be unable to use any powers/passives that involve his holo-tech.
• Heavy Ammo - 100 standardized Heavy Ammunition. For use with weapons such as his Wingman.

• Pirate's Doubloon - Mirage found this while digging for buried treasure. It's chipped, but still pretty to look at. He assumes it may have some light value.
• Coconut - A coconut Mirage found, fallen from a tree. He figures he can use it if he becomes thirsty, or as a makeshift blunt force object if necessary.
• Scallop Shellx5 - Pretty shells Mirage found in the sand. He hopes to eventually turn them into a necklace as a reminder of his vacation.
• Spotted Egg - Mirage found this egg in a sand mound, though felt conflicted about keeping it. Wanting companionship, he is attempting to care for the egg to see what happens when it hatches.
• Mysterious Fossil- Mirage dug up this heavy beauty while looking for buried treasure. He likes it as a souvenir, but wouldn't mind having another purpose for it one day.

_{Theme Of Mao}

"A world full of test subjects! You can't ask for better than this!"

• Blast Finger - Mao discards or sheathes his weapon, charging non-elemental magic in one hand and delivering a brutal punch, while attempting to grab hold of his opponent with his other hand to blast them point-blank with a full strength magic blast. This blast can also be used as a sort of short-ranged magical burst, but doesn't travel very far. It does, however, cover a wide area in front of Mao, which can be helpful for clearing his general vicinity.
• Magichange - Mao can turn non-humanoid creatures into temporary weapons, the type of weapon and it's effects/power depending on the creature's own attributes. Transforming a creature grants Mao access to their abilities for the duration of the Magichange, though usually tempered to work with the weapon transformation. When Magichange ends, the creature used will be K.O'd.
• Evil Modification - Mao gains access to four mechanical limbs that emerge from beneath his coat on command. Each comes with their own dangerous attachment to dish out pain or to be used as utility where applicable outside of combat: a pair of large dissecting scissors, a drill, a buzz saw, and a comically large surgical scalpel.
• Guayota Shell (Shayne & Aurox) - Mao can summon Aurox around him. He acts as both weapon (able to strike on his own with the sharp claws on his long arms or envelop Mao’s own) and armor (able to block incoming attacks as a durable stone armor). When active Aurox is tethered to Mao and drains his energy at a low but constant rate. He can, however, replenish himself from nearby energy sources if given a moment.
• Fetch - Mao and Aurox can temporarily split apart, allowing Aurox free movement on the battlefield to pursue enemies for a short period of time without the hinderance of his host. Attempting to wander too far, or grabbing an enemy will cause Aurox to quickly be pulled back and reverted to an armor state around Mao. A grabbed enemy is forcibly pulled towards Mao's position for a follow-up attack.
• Shine Beam - Mao can use his charged magic to fire non-elemental beams from his hands to assault enemies. Fires a fast and narrow laser that can twist and turn mid-flight, blocking off routes or caging opponents in the trail it leaves behind while potentially snaring them by piercing through their bodies. Upon stopping, the beam quickly bloats, expanding to dig into the caught victims and further limit their movement before disappearing after a short period of time.

• Dean-monic Might - Mao is a full-fledged demon, displaying strength to pick up foes that tower over him, and speed to rush down his opponents that'd dare to try and escape. These feats would make most think twice before going toe-to-toe with him, though he's far from invincible. Especially in this World of Light...
• Mad Scientist - Mao's Evil Quotient of 1.8 Million leads him into partaking in torturous dissecting and experimentation on living beings to sate his own curiosity about how they tick. This has led him into being able to identify primary traits and weaknesses of creatures on the fly. While exploiting weaknesses is nice, this has a surprisingly simple effect: Due to his excessive knowledge on humanoids he gains a juicy damage bonus against them, knowing all of their precious little weak spots.
• Innate Magic - Mao has an innate attunement to non-elemental magic, spells that cannot exploit weaknesses but also cannot be resisted by natural affinity. Of course, his connection to magic aids in defending against it as well, able to take a fireball like any other punch to the face. Unless it's a massive fireball... Or a massive punch to the face?

• Chilled - Mao has a weakness to Ice attacks, taking roughly 30% additional damage from them. Adding to this, Mao has a distaste for cold climates in general, and seems to always perform worse in them unless he is heavily clothed to compensate. Who thought an Overlord could be such a wimp?
• Four-Eyes - Mao's glasses are unfortunately not just for show. Without them, his general vision is much worse, though he especially has trouble with things the farther they are from him. This impacts the accuracy of all of his attacks, and makes it more difficult for Mao to observe his surroundings in meaningful detail, or even spot threats so he can dodge them. His general worse-for-wear eyesight also makes him a unlikely candidate for using firearms or bows.
• Sickening Kindness - Mao takes his high authority in the Netherworld very seriously, and that includes maintaining the evil expected of the #1 Honor Student of Maritsu Evil Academy. To the point that acts delinquency, or as a normal person would call it, Kindness, can make him physically sick and weaker. Though it's only when Mao himself is committing acts of kindness and he or someone else is acknowledging him doing it that he'll become weaker. He's still distasteful of general kindness from others, but seeing someone else hug a puppy isn't going to weaken his combat ability. It might make him puke a little in his mouth though.
• Of Two Minds (Shayne & Aurox) - Though technically an extension of Mao’s own spirit, Aurox is argumentative, resentful and prideful. If not handled with care he can act out, refuse to help, or even actively hinder Mao. He may even self-manifest and offer unwanted interjections.

• Ara Mitama (Royal) - Demon Spirit obtained from Primrose. Mao's violent nature easily swayed Ara Mitama to serve him as a Striker, able to cast an assortment of spells or serve as a temporary shield with it's innate Physical Resistance.
• Shayne & Aurox- An unlikely combination of fighters that tried to interrupt Mao's fight against The Dragonborn beneath Rocket Inc. Supposedly slain during one of Ciella's AOE attacks, once the battle ended Mao decided to turn their combined Spirit into his own experiment, fusing with them and gaining an unruly internal ally.

• Raspberyl - The number one delinquent in Maritsu Evil Academy, and regretfully for Mao one of his closest friends. Where he once considered her to be worthless, her aid saved him more times than he could count. He owes her respect but his attitude refuses to give it, instead coming out as insults though she knows him well enough to tell his intentions. People have rumored that the two are in love, but Mao denies such a thing! He doesn't 'love' anybody, let alone some delinquent twit! You want a sword in your face, do you?! Then say something that idiotic to Mao's face!
• Dr. Alexander Nox - Alexander Nox, creator of 'Nox Gas', the ultimate pesticide. He takes pride in his insect killer, and in the name of science, decided to push his toxin beyond the literal insects and instead test it on the metaphorical ones: That is to say, humans. He has no value for human life beyond an individual's intellect, and will happily entrap individuals to see how long they can last against his work. After being discovered and almost turned in to authorities, he faked his own death and entered the Apex Games not as Alexander Nox, but as the mysterious and brutal scientist known as 'Caustic'. He has risen to become one of the best with the use of his unique weaponry, and takes joy in knowing every battle is an experiment in the making.

• Longsword - An average longsword, not the most competent of weapons but far from the worst. Mao wields it in one hand with surprising finesse.
• Hard Candyx1 - Healing candies from Mao's world. Pop one of these in your mouth and your wounds will soothe in no time! But they will rot your teeth...
• BBQ Saucex4 - Drinks and condiments in Mao's world restore magical power. Mao just wishes he had some ribs to slather this sauce on instead of just drinking the damn stuff...
• Vandal Scarf - A long purple scarf of synthetic fibers from a far-flung future. Worn by the savage space pirates of the Fallen race, it is a symbol of ruthlessness and terror
• Heirloom of the Slain - A steel spear with an austere design, its metal polished and its wood both dark and hard. Although not as long and defensive as some spears, its compact make and large head allow it to inflict above-average damage.
• Power Punch A potion that temporarily doubles the user’s size, increasing damage output but lowering relative speed and making for an easier target. Because the potion’s so small, one gulp is enough to deplete it.
• Respectless Rubber Glove Despite being a glove, its primary use is as headgear. When worn it provides pretty much nothing in the way of armor, but increases the likelihood and duration of Rage, Taunt, and similar effects. Plus, you can drop it at someone’s feet to initiate a Duel if accepted, which will cause both the user and the target to be unable to damage anyone but the other until the Duel is finished.

_{Theme Of Kiryu}

"I'm the kind of punching bag that hits back."

• Dragon of Dojima -Kiryu is an experienced and powerful close-ranged combatant, able to stop pouncing tigers mid-air and blow them back with focused punches, pick up heavy items to weaponize by slamming or throwing, and lift people twice his size to toss them around. Add on his brutal nature when it comes to fighting, and you've got a living, breathing bulldozer (Hopefully) on your side.
• Komaki Style - Kiryu has been trained by multiple masters, but a notable one is Komaki. Kiryu has techniques to counter opponents or additionally, disarm them (Though disarming does require Heat,) and can quickstep around enemy attacks, or entirely around enemies of similar size before delivering devastating attacks of his own while his opponent is open.
• Minigame Mastery - Kiryu has partaken in an immense amount of activities over the years, and with his sheer tenacity and overly dedicated nature has become quite adept at all of them. Be it racing pocket cars, danceoffs, arcade games, or numerous games of skill such as pool, darts or shoji. He learns quick and aims to do the absolute best he can at every activity, even if his emotional investment can seem a little... Strange.

• There Just Ain't Any Winnin' Against An Old Hag - Kiryu has a weakness when it comes to elderly women. Due to... Difficulties, throughout his life, they entirely overwhelm him. Add onto the fact that he was bad with girls to begin with, and that he'd never hit a woman, and they can pretty much run all over him without issue, no matter the intent. This can also make him a liability against female combatants.
• Bullet Stun - Kiryu can tank a lot of physical damage, but bullets (And piercing projectiles in general,) are a problem. Where some heroes can keep running after such an attack, Kiryu will either be stunned to his knees or entirely floored after being shot. He can get back up, but enemies can cause him to lose valuable time in a fight because of it.
• Long-Ranged Issues - Kiryu's not much of a ranged fighter. He can throw items short distances, but enemies in good positions or distanced away from him have an advantage as he has to try to dodge while closing the gap. A lack of ability to fight at range only increases his projectile vulnerability.

• N/A

• Goro Majima
• Ryo Hazuki
• The Last Spirit Monk

• Flip Dimension (Weakened) - Capable of shifting on the Dimensional axis into a 2D shadow-like shape. While this lets him dodge attacks and slip through cracks, if something hits him it deals more damage. Furthermore, the illusion of invisibility is not absolute. Although he can rotate to continue fooling someone pacing around, if there are multiple people around there they might spot him at the 'wrong' angle. People can see him when looking straight down from above. And when light is cast on him, his shadow still functions as normal.
• Thunderhand - Something gave his 'innate' electrical magic a jumpstart. Now he can actually use the damn thing in a fight without it fizzling all the time. Basic forms are a quick zap, a sphere of electricity, and channeling an electrical current through a target to move in tandem. If used to strike first in a fight, Thunderhand has a chance to make the target dazed from the sudden shock.

• By Leaps and Bounds - Incredible jumping ability that dwarfs whatever that red midget with the horrendous mustache is capable of.
• Electrical Mastery - Mr. L's affinity for electrical magic seems inborn. Its origin is shielded in mystery but there is a hint of the divine in its energies.
• Technological Knowhow - Brobotics.

• Anxiety - Underneath all his bluster, Mr. L is actually a bit of a worrywart. When things don't go according to plan he freaks. Although given his attitude rather than cowering like some green stringbean loser, Mr. L lashes out.
• Self-Deprecation Overinflated Ego - Easily distracted by his own pride. Does not handle insults lightly.
• Lost Origins - Memories from before signing on to Castle Bleck are... hazy, to put it mildly. He has no idea who he used to be but he must had been the best, must had been number one.

• Baby Bowser - A strangely familiar koopa brat who clearly deserves a swift kick in the keister. "Waaa I want milk and cookies waaa the yoshis are mean to me!" Go jump in a lava lake without a stupid old geezer to magic you out!
• Jevil - Oh no, Mr. L thought he was done with creepy grinning purple-and-black jesters! Dimentio's multiplied again and this time its not an illusion!
• Cecil Harvey - Looks like someone he's robbed before but way too tall to say for sure. All but a brother to someone brainwashed by a formerly caring but now evil and malevolent cape-wearing sorcerer.

• Worn Useless Wooden Mallet - Mr. L has no idea why he has this. Its not even a proper construction tool to repair his Brobot! +10 to Attack
• Shroom Shakes (x10) - Much more useful! Heals 10% of user's health and purges poison.

• Psi-Blast - One of the first things Raz learned in his training, Psi-Blast allows him to fire off psychic bolts of concentrated aggression. While these shots are pretty powerful and fly fast, Raz can't rapid-fire them, only able to get off 3 shots in quick succession, as it uses up his natural aggression and requires him to aggress all over again. They also can't fly too far from him, making them most effective at a close range.
• TK - A psychic's bread and butter, Telekinesis. Manifest as a giant orange hand roughly as big as Raz himself, this power enables him to grab, hold, lift, and manipulate things with his mind! Its use is still with all the limits of picking things up by hand, though; while Raz has a certain degree of strength higher than his own when using TK, anything particularly heavy, cumbersome, or just plain stuck requires physical effort on his part. He also can't TK things that are too big for it to grab.
• Levitation - Raz pulls out a literal thought bubble, acting as a kind of malleable ball. The 'levitating' part comes from the fact that he can stand on it which really isn't that impressive but he's still learning. His levitation ball affords him faster mobility, protection from floor-based hazards, and a certain bounciness that lets him spring higher into the air than normal. Levitation can also be used in the air, keeping him afloat for a few seconds, like he's hanging from an over-inflated balloon - useful for breaking a fall or making otherwise tricky jumps.
• Mind Reading - Raz is able to peek into the minds of those around him and read their thoughts in the moment. It's actually much weaker than it was in his home universe; Raz has to actively concentrate in order to pick up snippets of thoughts in someone, and his telepathy is much flimsier too, with even a moderate amount of effort needed on the target's part to keep their thoughts hidden. But if he catches someone off-guard, and they don't have a good natural mental defense, their mind is ripe for the reading.

• Basic Braining - Proof that Raz is equipped to handle traversal in the mental realm. Having grown up in the circus, Raz has incredible athleticism and acrobatic skills, capable of twisting, spinning, folding, swinging, and balancing his way across any number of dangerous locales. He's also able to augment his natural abilities with his psychic powers, granting him the ability to 'double jump' as well as project bigger psychic hands over his own for hand-to-hand combat.
• Hard Headed - No, not literally. Raz possesses an innate mental defense system that even the most seasoned Psychonauts can't hope to penetrate. This makes him impervious to any mind-targeting attacks or ailments, of course, as well as protecting him from having his mind read or entered.
• Psychic Stowaway - Pretty soon after he first arrived at Whispering Rock, Raz met an agent by the name of Ford Cruller, a very famous member of the Psychonauts - in fact, he started the whole thing! Nowadays his own psyche is worse for wear, fractured following a psychic duel and leaving him unable to be himself unless near a large deposit of Psitanium. To help Raz along his way, Ford planted a mental construct of himself in Raz's mind, able to summon Ford to his aid whenever he needs it, like so. Since Ford wouldn't be able to leave Raz's head in this state and remain useful, he's really only there for moral support and tactical advice.

• The Hand of Galochio - Due to an (ironic) curse upon the Aquato family name, Raz is cursed to one day die in water. This has manifested in the Hand of Galochio, a menacing hand made of water that will literally pull Raz under should he get too close to a deep enough source - even water made of wooden stage props or quilted fabric in mental worlds. Rather than a byproduct of the curse, it's actually a subconscious use of power from Raz, whose fear of the curse makes him control the Hand of Galochio without realizing it.

• Lili Zanotto, Raz's newly-realized girlfriend and daughter to Truman Zanotto, Grand Head of the Psychonauts. Often hot-headed and prone to violence and pyromania, Lili will make it clear that she's not someone to mess with, fiercely protective of the people close to her in spite of her chaotic, rebellious nature. A gifted Herbaphonist like the rest of the Zanotto family, Lili is sure to stick by Raz's side through thick and thin.
• Kaname Date, a special officer working for ABIS, the clandestine branch of the Tokyo police force. A fellow secret agent, Date similarly enters the minds of other people in order to gather information that they're hiding, consciously or otherwise, and also has a friend taking residence in his head to act as support for his activities.
• Wonder Red, newest recruit of the international defense force for Earth, the Wonderful 100. Inexperienced but skilled and determined, Wonder Red has proven himself a capable leader in times of crises. He can make a really big fist too, so that's pretty neat.

• Psycho-Portal - A palm-sized device shaped much like a door. The Psycho-Portal is the bread and butter of the Psychonauts, enabling them to astral project themselves into the mental worlds of others through it. Simply stick the Psycho-Portal onto a person's head and let your projection get sucked right in to whatever awaits inside. If the target's brain cannot be entered for any reason, such as being too young or still under Galeem's influence, the Psycho-Portal won't stick to their head. In the World of Light, the Psycho-Portal is not limited to psychics, allowing for any Spirit to take advantage of its use.
• Helmet, Goggles, and Messenger Bag - Very important accessories for Raz for a multitude of reasons. The helmet and goggles are protective wear, of course, helping to fend off concussions or the poking out of eyes by girl scout den mothers. They also look really cool. The messenger bag is, well, a bag, where Raz stores his things, such as his Psycho-Portal, and where his merit badges are pinned to. Right now the only merit badges he has are his Basic Braining and Psi-Blast ones (not to mention his Oarsman badge), but he's sure he'll come across them all again!
• Smelling Salts - a small container of, well, smelling salts. An important piece of equipment for the Psychonaut on the go, one whiff of these will pull an astral projection right out of the mental world, bringing the person back to reality. It's specially made so that it's projected along with the user, meaning you don't have to be in the physical realm to use 'em.
• Honey Pepper Boar Bacon - a thick cut of bacon, the kind unique to the Psychonauts HQ. Raz uses it to get Ford's attention, his love for bacon so intense that he can smell it even through the small psychic hook he planted in Raz's mind.
• PSI Pops - special made lollipops for use by Psychonauts. PSI Pops heal mental health, letting Raz traverse mindscapes for longer without getting his astral projection kicked out. They also taste really good! Raz is able to carry three at a time.

• Wrist-based Wire - Spider: a gadget in the form of a wristwatch, the Spider allows Joryu to shoot microwires from itself. These wires are capable of ensnaring people and wrapping around objects, with enough strength to hold Joryu’s weight & enable him to pull, yank, or whip a person around. It can also be used as a grapple when wrapped around structures. As of now the Spider has enough wire to ensnare 1 person.

• The Daidoji Arts - Agent Style: Working under Daidoji, Joryu was trained specifically as one of its agents. Daidoji agents utilize a special combat style made from various martial arts around the world. The Agent Style is a technique of fighting focused on quick, decisive strikes to an opponent’s weak points and vital areas, favoring defense and avoidance tactics. In this style Joryu is light on his feet, capable of fending off multiple attackers at once through fast hits and quickstep dodges. He’s also learned various ways to disarm opponents as self-defense.
• Legendary: While he’s no longer Kiryu in name, he’s every bit as capable as he ever was. Befitting his status as a legend, Joryu is a veritable powerhouse in his own right. He boasts impressive strength, agility, reflexes, flexibility, and coordination. Joryu can lift people with little trouble, control the battlefield with his prowess, and hit like a damn truck while doing so. He is familiar with weapons, too, whether improvised from objects he can get his hands on to actual tools, swords, knives, guns, etc. If he can pick it up, he can beat someone senseless with it.
• Unyielding: All that raw power would mean nothing if Joryu couldn’t take a hit himself. He can take quite the beating, as much as he can give one, and still muster the energy to keep going. There’s obvious limits to this, but outside of genuinely debilitating injuries, Joryu won’t let anything stop him, and very few people can say they’ve managed that before.

• Dragon in Name Only: For all of his strength, for all the stories told about him, for all the myth the Dragon of Dojima holds… at the end of the day, he’s human. Humans are still capable of amazing feats in the World of Light, but without any outside help, Joryu will find himself against things he simply has no chance at overcoming.
• Morning Glory: The very reason for Joryu’s current state; his orphanage. The kids that lived there, that he raised, that he died to protect from his criminal past. It kowtows him to Daidoji’s commands, and is a very easy button to press to manipulate him. Most people who threaten the orphanage are met with anger more than anything, but should there be real danger involved, there’s not much he wouldn’t do to keep them safe.
• Bad Habit: Joryu is a smoker. He has been for a long time, and he has no plans to quit anytime soon. On top of being something of an addiction that he's saddled with, the many years of it might just start taking their toll very soon...
• Nameless: Joryu is compelled to stick to his oath to Daidoji, keeping his identity secret. To this end he'll often shy away from situations that might reveal himself as Kiryu; keep his face from the public eye, unable to utilize services where ID is necessary, and avoid those that might already know of him, if he can help it. Even if Daidoji aren't as far-reaching in the World of Light, he isn't willing to break the oath without good reason.

• Shun Akiyama - Yakuza 4, 5, 6: a moneylender and owner of Sky Finance, situated in Kamurocho. He loans massive amounts of money with zero interest and no deadline to clients, so long as they pass his tests of character. Despite his lackadaisical nature he’s very astute and can hold his own, primarily fighting with his legs.
• Agent 47 - Hitman: a nameless assassin operating under a top secret organization, the ICA. His only purpose for existing is to carry out assassinations the Agency requests of him, an existence he sometimes questions, but continues to adhere to with cold efficiency.
• Rufus - Deponia: a selfish, narcissistic, danger-prone klutz of a tinkerer. Living on a planet made completely of garbage, Rufus has his sights set on a better life, and is willing to do most anything to achieve his goals. No crime too petty, no taboo too unbreakable, no piece of equipment too well-made... I mean, most of it's accidental collateral really, he just never thinks of the consequences.

(Civilian Appearance)

_{Special Combat Agent Will Wedgewood, CENTINELS Planetary Secret Service, Blossom City field office, better known as The Crimson Fist...}

Wonder-Red!

• Unite Morph - The signature piece of technology CENITNELS has produced is the Unite Morph, which are essentially a series of versatile 'hard-light' projections built into the special CENTINEL-suits each Wonderful One wears. The form, function, and properties of a Unite Morph is coded directly into the suit, allowing whole people to merge together and create the Morph. The more people, the bigger and more powerful the resulting Unite Morph becomes - a good rule of thumb is that the smallest a Morph can be requires 6 people, at 1.5x the size of its wielder. The current available Morphs are:
  
  • Unite Hand - Wonder-Red's main Morph, which is as one would expect, a giant red hand. It can do anything a hand can normally do, punch, grab, pull, tickle, etc. At larger sizes Unite Hand gains a set of thrusters to add some oomph behind it, and one unique property it has is being entirely flame-resistant, and can even catch alight with no adverse consequences.

• The Virgin Victory - Being a team stationed all over the world and needing to group up at a moment's notice, the Wonderful One-Double-Oh don't have a traditional HQ. Instead, their command center is The Virgin Victory, a flying warship helmed by Commander Nelson. He and his second in command Alice McGregor pilot The Virgin Victory and deliver support to the Wonderful One-Double-Oh, from transport to firepower and everything inbetween. It's currently out in the skies somewhere, with Wonder-Red retaining contact with it, though Galeem's influence is hindering any further use for the time being.
• CENTINEL Suit - Wonder-Red, as well as every Wonderful One, has a highly advanced battle-suit at their disposal. Each suit appears different, but at the core they provide the same benefits to their wearer: enhanced super-strength, agility, and reaction time, with the technology itself being able to be used in one three-billionth of a second. It's also what allows them access to their Unite Morphs, so that's pretty important.
• Unite Up! - Obviously, the Wonderful One-Double-Oh work best as a full team, one-hundred members strong. As they've all been scattered to the various corners of the World of Light (and out of necessity as getting one hundred individual people in the same place quickly is kind've a crap shoot to begin with), the technology used to make Unite Morphs affords for a bit of corner cutting. So long as there are several Wonderful Ones present, a Unite Morph can be supplemented using ordinary civilians that aren't geared in the necessary suit, letting Wonderful Ones use larger, stronger Morphs while operating at less-than-full capacity. It's a temporary fix, of course, and is liable to strain a participant if done too often.

• Divided We Fall - To be a Wonderful One is to already be expertly trained in combat against powerful foes. Wonder-Red, and by extension anyone else, can hold their own in a fight if solo, it still leaves them at a very severe disadvantage. No access to Unite Morphs, primarily.
• Limits & Faults - While extremely impressive already, Unite Morphs are in no way perfect. The Shirogane Drive used to power them can only hold so much power at a time, restricting the frequency that Unite Morphs can be formed, as well as how large they can get. Too much too often will leave the team unable to form more until they juice back up. On top of that, what the Unite Morphs are made from has some gaps in effectiveness; certain elements, such as fire, electricity, or light-based attacks, can break a Unite Morph right down, and coming into contact with anything too 'spiky' will do much the same. Certain Morphs are able to withstand these conditions, but not all of them.
• Infighting - Pobody's nerfect. Now, get about a hundred Pobodies together and force them to be a single unit in a high-pressure situation? There's going to be disputes, arguments, insubordination... you know, typical human things. At best, it's amusing. At worst, a fight amongst the team at the wrong time could lead to things going south, fast.

• The Guyzoch - a band of space pirates led by one Prince Vorkken with his righthand Chewgi. Vorkken arrived on Earth shortly before the invasion, meaning he and his group got swept up in Galeem's attack as well. They're out to find the best warriors of the galaxy and bring them into their folds, setting their sights on the Wonderful One-Double-Oh. They have their own Unify Morphs as well, which could prove very valuable to the team... if they can best them. There's also the space cop Immorta, a much more affable ally on her own quest to take down Vorkken, with more ties to the errant Prince than she lets on.
• Henry Stickmin - a fellow failer of funny QTEs and a crafty guy who always has just the right tool for the job. And several wrong tools as well.
• Sissel - one stylish ghost with weird hair. Sissel set out on the night he died to figure out why, and used his ghostly powers to save several others from the same fate.

• Wonder-Pendants - pendants worn by every Wonderful One, emblazoned with the team's symbol. These devices allow for the donning of the CENTINEL suit, as well as housing the Shirogane Drive that powers it. Don't have it, can't do it. Easy.
• Vulcan Knuckles - Wonder-Red's personal weapon, a pair of custom gauntlets that allow for speedy and precise punches, and act as the basis for his Unite Hand morph.

• Tag Team: Essence of Mayhem - Ichiban's signature Heat Move, Essence of Mayhem is an all-out attack against a single target. Should Ichiban land a blow using this move, the target is stunned, setting them up for additional attacks from up to 3 other allies, one after the other, finishing it off with a dropkick from yours truly for devastating damage. Ichiban cannot use Essence of Mayhem if he is afflicted with a status ailment.

• Personality Stats - Like most people, Ichiban has a personality that's made up of several different traits - Passion, Confidence, Charisma, Kindness, Intellect, & Style. Unlike most people, these traits can provide bonuses to Ichiban; raising his resistances to ailments, increasing power for specific attacks, and boosting the effectiveness of his buffs. They all start off weak, at Lv. 1 (out of 10), though Ichiban can gain points towards their next levels by divvying up EXP gained from posts or through significant "dialogue choices" that best represent a related trait.
• Life is Like a Video Game - Having been so invested in playing RPGs in his youth, Ichiban has gained considerable knowledge of the various gaming franchises of his time. Despite being an unremarkable skill where he's from, this wealth of information is pretty useful in the World of Light, affording Ichiban details and foresight on what he may encounter that others lack.
• Inventory Space - Typical of any RPG protagonist, Ichiban possesses a near infinite amount of storage space on his person even though he realistically has, like, only five or six pockets to use. He's able to carry a staggering amount of different items, upwards of 99 of each unique kind, regardless of size, weight, bulkiness (though the common sense of it being able to be held in the first place is still required), with even perishable foods staying fresh and living creatures remaining healthy and content.

• Trying Hard to Beat the Stage - 18 years in the joint made Ichiban a fucking pussy lose his bearings in the video game world. Without the proper time to have caught up in all that he's missed, Ichiban's knowledge of video games cuts off past the year 2000, so anything that came after that time will be a mystery to him, though he may get by on context clues from long franchises.
• Flat Broke - On a level even more extreme than most, Ichiban is penniless. Or yenless. Not a single coin to his name, Ichiban's current poverty back in his home world has translated to a near cosmic constant in the World of Light - any funds he does get will be gone soon, meaning he has a time limit in being able to use the money he gains.

• Valuables: Cell Phone
• Weapons: Self-proclaimed Hero’s Bat (a metal bat with rusty barbed wire bunched up at the end)
• Consumables: None

• Nanba - a very close friend to Ichiban, though he views their bond as even closer due to Nanba's role in saving his goddamn life. Despite being a homeless bum, Nanba provides invaluable support, both in his knowledge of healing from his time as a nurse and his scrappy, street-level knowhow.
• The Hero - the descent of Erdrick, tasked with bringing light back to the kingdom of Alefgard. Ichiban used to play the early Dragon Quest games obsessively, so if he knew he was in the same place as this guy, he'd probably nerd the hell out about it.
• Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu - known as the "Ultimate Yakuza", Fuyuhiko was enrolled in Hope's Peak Academy with other notable Ultimates. Fuyuhiko has a few less scruples than Ichiban and a whole lot more cynicism, but much like the baby face he's stuck with, there's a softer bit of him somewhere in there.

Alternatively: [+]

• Sad Poem - Inflicts Sadness on a friend or foe.
• Stab - Always deals a critical hit. Ignores defense when Omori is sad.
• Bread Slice- Deals damage. If this skill defeats a foe, gain a slice of Bread.
• Mock - Deals damage. If the foe is angry, greatly reduce its attack.
• Blade Dash - Full-body evasive maneuvers that cover enough distance will leave a Blade Rift behind. These horizontal spinning blades, essentially bloody red saws, deal constant damage to enemies they cut into in the brief window they're active.
• Hack Away: Attacks 3 times, hitting random foes. Best used as a combo finisher.

• Emotions: Emotions play a big part in how combat works in Headspace, and Omori carries that over to this unfamiliar world. Whether that'd be angering his adversaries, making his friends happy, or letting his own sadness get to him, manipulating the emotions of everyone in battle can give both advantages and disadvantages he'll have to keep in mind. Weirdly enough, Omori doesn't feel fear as easily...
  
  - Anger increases one's attack, but also lowers their defense. Counters sadness but is weak against happiness.
  - Happiness increases both luck and speed, but lowers one's hit rate. Counters anger, but is weak against sadness.
  - Sadness increases defense, but lowers one's speed. If able, taken damage is reduced, and you lose some mana instead. (or whatever the equivalent may be.) Counters happiness but is weak to anger.
• Small Blade Proficiency: More specifically, he's pretty decent with a knife.
• Persistent: Initially in a battle, Omori is able to survive a fatal blow that would kill him instantly otherwise. However this does leave him heavily wounded, so he'd have to act fast before he's seen an easy target.

• Reckless: Just like any other human (black and white or otherwise) Omori can get badly injured if he isn't careful. Especially when his emotions can cloud his better judgement.
• Phobias: He might be hard to scare, but there are things Omori is afraid of. Things that he'll have to overcome on his own, otherwise he'll heavily avoid anything pertaining to them. So far he's managed to overcome his fear of heights. His fear of spiders and drowning however, are a different story.
• Alter Ego: Despite his autonomy, Omori's still a part of someone else, someone he's supposed to protect. If something happened to one of them, what would happen to the other?

• Templar Impaler (Striker):
  A spirit with a long cooldown, but it makes up for it in devastating attacks.
  
  The Impaler can strike for a slow but really hefty physical blow, so if it's set up it's a devastating finisher. A stab from its tail can afflict Blight (Poison) to its target. A body slam from it has high damage, knockback, and stun chance. Its only ranged attack is Revelation, which is essentially a huge, extremely damaging and stress-inducing burst of madness. However, Revelation has a massive windup so it's better to serve as an execution. But if its wielder isn't careful, the Impaler's attacks can hit his allies as well.

• Electricity Generation:
  Raiden is able to create lightning as long as his fuel cells are charged. This ability comes in the package of being recognized as a Snake. The lightning created allows for overall speed improvement but also the ability to charge weaponry and attacks with electricity.
• Ripper Mode:
  Raiden can manually switch off his pain numbing abilities and is able to trigger his “Jack the Ripper” persona and go into Ripper mode. In Ripper Mode, Raiden experiences weakened defense, but in compromise gets increased stamina, strength, and speed. He can only handle Ripper mode for as long as his bloodlust stays active.
• Ninja Run:
  Making significant use of electricity running, Raiden can now hone his ninja abilities to dodge, and reflect projectiles while sprinting with relative ease.

• Augmented Strength: Due to being cybernetically enhanced, Raiden has obtained greater strength.
• Augmented Speed: Due to being cybernetically enhanced, Raiden has obtained greater speeds.
• Self Care: Raiden is able to heal and fuel his power cells with spinal fluids of both living and cybernetic humans.
• Soldier's Resilience: Being a hardened mercenary since a young age, Raiden is naturally able to withstand attacks much better than any average fighter.

• Overconfidence: Often is overly cocky in his abilities and can underestimate opponents.
• Cybernetic Enhancements: While in combat they are incredibly helpful and can determine the fate of a life and death situation, they constantly require attention in order to function.
• Uncooperative: Will in most situations, attempt to break from any group to fight on his own.

• Homunculus Rune: The Prisoner is able to detach and reattach his head at will. This allows him to leave his current body to adventure into smaller areas or possess a new body after his current one is desecrated.
• Health Flask IV: The Prisoner carries a clear, dirty bottle around with him containing a thick orange fluid. Drinking the flask produces a quick healing effect which heals 30% of all of The Prisoner’s wounds. The flask can sustain 4 uses and resets every time The Prisoner’s body desecrates. Can restore 1 click from the Malaise meter.

• Imperfect Immortality: The Prisoner, is in functionality, immortal, however, when his head is separated from a desecrated body, he will be rendered unable for combat until a new (humanoid) body is found.
• Weapons Expert: Spending his time on the island, The Prisoner had learned to utilize anything and everything as a weapon, such as frying pans, rusted swords, and throwable needles.
• Mobility: Dedicating to assassinating the king of the island, the prisoner had learned to be quick in his footing to rush through each and every layer of the island.

• Frail body: The Prisoner lives in the once living body of a headless corpse, which makes him relatively easy to maim.
• "Death": Upon "Death", The Prisoner loses any minor items (can be potions, consumables, etc.), buffs, or temporary perks, as they are reduced to ash. Fusions/interactions with Spirits will stay present on the blobular head of The Prisoner.
• The Malaise: Now separated from the Island, The Prisoner now festers the disease known as The Malaise. Any time he dies, his body is desecrated and will turn to ash. While it will not be able to infect other characters or enemies, it will continue to grow in The Prisoner's body until the disease overrides the corpse, forcing The Prisoner to behead another humanoid entity to reset the infection. Will function as a meter that increases and decreases depending on the context of the post, EX: if a post is mostly just The Prisoner sitting around, or interacting with other PCs, it will tick up, bringing him closer to desecration, while if he is in a combat phase, or phase of intensity, the counter may be offset. Will be on a 10 tier basis and will increase and decrease as seen fit. The Malaise will significantly weaken The Prisoner in higher tiers, near or to the point of death if in combat.

• Power steal: Rubick is able to copy the last Power another being has used and use it himself with the same proficiency as the original. It does not matter even if said Powers require other Powers to function; as long as his Power steal can recognize the ability as a Power, his Power steal will fill in the missing pieces needed to use it. These copied Powers lasts for several minutes or so, or until he exceeds his maximum number of stored copied Powers, upon which the Powers he has stolen are erased from his memory in the order he copied them. Any stored Powers hold the same amount of strength as the original user's.
  Current maximum Powers he can store: 1
• (Level 2) Telekinesis: Rubick can lift a target (within a weight limit of roughly 2 tons) into the air, manipulating it around as he wishes. Rubick can also slam the target into the ground and/or wall. The target and any enemies in the nearby landing zone are blasted by magical energy that stuns them for an additional second or two. Telekinesis will continuously drain energy as long as it is being used.
• (Level 3) Fade Bolt: Rubick strikes a foe with a bolt of green energy that continuously bounces between nearby foes, damaging them and reducing their base attack damage by about half value for 10 seconds. There is no limit to the number of bounces it can make, but it will not bounce to the same foe twice.
  CD: 6 seconds
  Energy cost: decent
• Weaver's Warp (Silitha): Rubick can teleport, which takes about a second to activate and recover from, during which an effect like webs of light extend around the user's position. The teleport has a range of a couple hundred feet into any direction, including open air, but the user can't warp somewhere he can't see.

• Arcane Supremacy: Well-versed in the arts of magic, Rubick's natural talents and years of experience increase the damage of his Powers, both stolen and natural, and he can cast them just slightly faster than the originals could. In addition, ranged Powers will have an extended range, allowing him to maintain his distance from the battlefield.
• Adaptable: due to the nature of his fighting style and his advanced mind, he is quick to grasp the nature of the Powers he has stolen and use them for his own purposes.
• Quick Study: Rubick is quick to judge whom are the best targets to use which of his Powers on. He is also quick to observe more magical-related Powers and learn how to cast them himself, though retaining the memory of how to actually cast them over an extended period of time depends on how interested he is in doing so.

• Boredom: Rubick despises boredom. If he finds his current setting to be too predictable or mundane, he will not hesitate to use his magicks to do something about it, even if such a scenario would indirectly harm others or even himself in the process. After all, if there is no excitement, nothing new to learn, then what's the point of living?
• Solo player: While Rubick can certainly hold his own, he is no fighter on his own. His own Powers can take down weak foes, but tougher foes will require extra firepower from other sources.
• Squishy: Rubick would prefer to be far away from the fight and/or out of sight in order to perform optimally. The moment he's caught out, he'll be forced to spend time and effort to lose his pursuers.
• No Passives: Unfortunately, Rubick cannot steal any passive abilities. The user must actively use a Power in order for Rubick to be able to steal it.
• Grand Abomination (Silitha): instills a weakness to holy/bless/light attacks as well as an instinctive dislike and even revulsion from those who use or are aligned with them.
• Web Wrap (Web Wrap Sticker): 20% accuracy. It will inflict the Tape Jam status effect for 30 seconds. Those afflicted with Tape Jam cannot change forms or use summons by any means.

• Striker spiritbound (Xweetok) [+]

  Xweetok
  A furry, forest-dwelling creature who enjoys active games such as tag. They are very quick and love to be chased. This one's name is Wiggles, and he is particularly adventurous, though a tough life having to fend for himself without an owner has left him jaded and unscrupulous. He can run and jump quickly, dealing rapid, low-damage hits, but is better as a distraction than a real fighter

• Currency: 2925 Gold
• Magic Wand: a simple artifact that restores health based on the number of charges stored within it (Max: 20). Restores charges whenever other nearby beings use Powers, presumably by gathering the excess energies wasted during discharge.
• Tranquil Boots: a pair of magically enchanted boots that increases his walking speed and health regeneration dramatically. However, these blessings are unreliable, and dissipate for a time when an attack lands on him.
• The Staff of Perplex: the staff he uses to cast his Powers. Should he misplace or otherwise lose it for any reason, he can have it reappear in his hands at any time. It also holds the Puzzle of Perplex within it, which acts as the catalyst.
• The Puzzle of Perplex: a complex cubical puzzle trapped within Rubick's staff. He has yet to solve it, despite spending many a day and night studying its intricacies, but he is certain that it is only a matter of time until he does.
• Potion of Swiftness II: A powerful concoction that grants the user a strong increase in speed for a certain period of time. One-use only.
• Loch Shield: An artisanal shield crafted with blue glass. Originally used to safeguard the leader presiding over a sacred Healing Church ceremony, and later supplied to tomb prospectors, in particular those exploring the labyrinth of Isz. The blue is fashioned after a lake, and the shield is effective against magic damage.
• Aether Lens: Provides a small boost to energy supply and energy regeneration. Increases cast range of Powers and items by a few yards.
• Blink Dagger: Although fabled to have been used by the fastest assassin in the world, its blade was actually rather dull. A magical artifact that instantly transported, or "blinked", its wielder in any direction several yards away. The wielder must not have taken any direct damage for the last few seconds to use this effect. Furthermore, after using the Blink Dagger, it would go on a cooldown for several seconds before it could be used again.
• Web Wrap Sticker: A sticker that can be stuck to (and peeled off from) any combatant to grant the usage of the move Web Wrap. It has only 20% accuracy, but if the silk bind hits, it will inflict the Tape Jam status effect for 30 seconds. Those afflicted with Tape Jam cannot change forms or use summons by any means.
• Staff (SSB)
• Ray Gun (SSB)
• Star Rod (SSB)
• Spirit: Silitha the Brood Mother

• Pokémon Trainer: As long as Bede has a Pokémon out fighting on his behalf, all damage done to Bede will be dealt to his Pokémon instead. His Pokémon also only faint and return to their Pokeballs when their health is depleted instead of dying.

• Pokémon Battling
• Caring for Animals
• Strategic

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Game Origin:
Kingdom Hearts

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Personality:

Roxas is a kind young man, much like the person he was born from. Though unlike him, he's a bit quicker to notice and pick up on things. He can also be a bit more wary of strangers, not being as quick to trust people he only just met. He's still more than willing to help a stranger in need, though, especially if they're in some kind of danger. He prioritizes his friends above all else, and will become more quick-tempered and - at times - more ruthless toward anyone who threatens them. So while it may be a bit harder to gain his trust, once he does consider you a friend, Roxas will stay your friend through thick and thin.

If he's being perfectly honest with himself, Roxas would prefer not to have anything to do with the Keyblade and all the struggles that come with it. He and those closest to him have suffered through more than their share of struggles and heartaches and so deep down all Roxas really wants is for he and his best friends to just be allowed to live their lives peacefully. Unfortunately, being one of the Keyblade's Chosen has a nasty habit of drawing one into situations they may not initially have any desire to partake in. That being said, despite preferring not to get involved with fighting, Roxas is still perfectly willing to do so when its for a good enough reason.

Thanks to his Fusion with RockTrans, Roxas has lost some his previous quick-temperedness. It also made him a lot better at doing math and other calculations in his head.

• Dual Keyblades: The ability to wield two Keyblades simultaneously. Keyblades are sword like weapons shaped like a key that are able to open and close any lock, including the keyholes of worlds, which serve as the heart of said world and as a gateway through which Heartless can appear.
• Spellcasting: The ability to use the Keyblade to cast the following magic spells: Firaga, Thundaga, Blizzaga, and Waterga. Each is a medium ranged magical attack that deals the corresponding elemental damage to the target. If all MP is used up, MP Charge - a 50 second long cool down - is triggered, after which the MP bar is restored and magic becomes usable again.
• Curaga: A healing spell that restores most of the caster's health and any designated allies within 20 feet of them. It costs all the caster's remaining MP, triggering MP Charge.
• Limit: A powerful attack that is used by teaming up with 1 or 2 allies. The form of the attack and the attributes it possesses are dependent on which allies are teamed up with. The ally or allies have to be within relatively short range of Roxas for the Limit to be accessible. If Roxas is fighting solo, then he cannot use Limits as he will have no allies to team up with unless he summons a Striker Spirit. Limits consume all MP upon use and will thus trigger MP Charge.
  
  • Enxurrada de Luz [+]

    Partners: Midna & Giovanna
    By sharing his light with them, Roxas and Giovanna launch into a high-speed rush of kicks and Keyblade Strikes while Midna charges up an empowered version of her Volleybomb. After it's charged, all three work together to spike the blast down onto the enemy for a big and explosive finisher.
  • Kanzuki-Ryu Hikari! [+]

    Partner: Karin
    By sharing his light with her, Roxas and Karin unleash a powerful whirlwind of slashes, punches, and kicks. And the finisher is a ground punch from Karin that launches enemies upward into a series of blindingly fast Cross Slashes from Roxas.
  • Rekka no Hadoken! [+]

    Partner: Sakura
    By sharing his light with her, Roxas and Sakura spin around each other like a pair of tops performing a ballet of spin kicks and spin slashes. At the end they both leap straight up, Sakura firing down a Hadoken while Roxas follows suit with a pair of Firagas that swirl together with the Hadoken. They create a flashy explosion of heavy fire damage upon crashing into the ground.
  • Lightstorm Arrow [+]

    Partner: Pit
    By sharing his light with him, Roxas transforms Pit's bow into a bigger and more powerful version of itself that requires both of them to pull back the string in order to fire. It shoots a large arrow of light that strikes the target for heavy light projectile damage, then explodes into many smaller arrows that home in on the same target as well any others nearby for additional damage.
  • Heavenly Crossfire [+]

    Partner: Sandalphon
    By sharing his light with her, Roxas and Sandalphon each fire a piercing beam of light from their respective weapons at a single target. This creates the appearance of a large, radiant X with the target at it's center point. The attack deals heavy light elemental damage that also pierces through defenses and resistances.
• Limit Break: A powerful attack that is similar to Limits, but can be used while fighting alone and only if Roxas is at low health. These will also consume all MP and trigger MP Charge upon use. Limit Breaks are broke into two phases, the second being called Final Limit.
  
  • Event Horizon [+]

    Event Horizon: Roxas encases his Keyblades in light in order to slash at enemies with great speed and strength. During the Final Limit, he summons four pillars of light around himself that quickly move away in straight paths to the ends of the field, dealing heavy damage to enemies in their way.
  • Magic Hour [+]

    Magic Hour: This Limit Break consists of Roxas jumping a few feet off the ground, then summoning pillars of light to rain down randomly around him. The Final Limit increases the size, speed, and strength of the pillars, and also shields Roxas in a cloak of light. During both phases, Roxas can stall the attack in order to drop to the ground and quickly move to a new location before resuming the attack.
• Light & Darkness: The ability to coat the Keyblades in either Light or Darkness and to then channel them into a variety of Keyblade techniques. Dual Shot: Twin orbs of explosive light and darkness that are shot at an enemy target, dealing heavy damage from both elements. Dual Counter: Lunges forward after blocking an enemy strike while circularly slashing the Keyblades around him. Cross Slash: Becomes a ray of light that homes in on a target and unleashes a devastating X-shaped slash with Keyblades coated with Light.
• RockGun / StepSword: The right gauntlet can fire an unlimited amount of energy shots at a rate of 2 per second. They have mediocre power and range but can be charged to boost both, with a full charge taking 1.5 seconds. The left gauntlet can be used to perform a short-range a dash slash with an energy sword that expands from the module. This dash tracks targets, even ones in stealth, and it can be used every few seconds.
• Phantom Ruby Constructs: Roxas channels the Phantom Ruby to generate stationary virtual structures. He can construct simple objects out of 1x1x1 foot virtual cubes, which inflict constant damage to entities touching them other than himself. A total of 25 cubes can be out at any one time, and they can be instantiated within 30 feet of him. If he's in the air, he can only instantiate once until he touches a non-cube surface again. The cubes contain the durability and consistency of pure glass, and so they can be broken or destroyed if hit with high enough damage.

• Flow Motion: Roxas has been to many different worlds and has thus become quite capable of adapting to many environments for the purpose of maneuverability in combat.
• Offensive Power: Wielding two Keyblades allows for a stronger and more aggressive fighting style involving stringing together combo attacks that usually end with a hard-hitting finisher.
• Nobody: As a Nobody, Roxas possesses a degree of resilience against the Darkness and those who wield it. Most importantly it means that Corridors of Darkness can be more safely traversed, though still not completely.
• Phantom Boost: Increases the user's flowmotion speed, aerial movability, and the potency of non-elemental power, turning it a vivid crimson in the process.
• MP Hastega: An Ability that increases the rate of MP Charge by 100%, reducing the time it takes for his MP to recharge from 50 seconds to 25 seconds.
• Defender: A passive Ability that increases the user’s defense when their HP is low or critical.

• Aggressive Fighting Style: Dual wielding Keyblades may allow for powerful attacks, but this comes at the cost of having somewhat weaker defenses. This could potentially land Roxas into trouble if he finds himself overwhelmed by multiple opponents.
• Quick Tempered: The value Roxas places in his friends can threaten to also make him a liability should those friends be endangered or threatened, often resulting in him angrily lashing out at someone he perceives to be threat to them.
• Trouble Magnet: The very nature of the Keyblade habitually causes it to attract the attention of less savory individuals who will more often than not try some scheme to take its power for themselves.
• Medal Eject: If Roxas is reduced to low health, a medal will be automatically ejected from his helmet. With the medal out, none of RockTrans' abilities can be used. It must be manually reinserted to regain functionality.
• Great Expense: Increases MP consumption by 15%.

Scamp [+]

Gender: Male
Lv: 20
Ability: Ball Fetch - After the first Poke Ball is thrown during battle and fails, if no other item is held then the Poke Ball will be fetched and can thus be reused later.
Moveset

• Spark (65 base power, physical attack, Electric-type, small chance of inflicting paralysis)
• Nuzzle (20 base power, physical attack, Electric-type, always inflicts paralysis)
• Bite (60 base power, physical attack, Dark-type, has chance of making opponent flinch)
• Fire Fang (65 base power, physical attack, Fire-type, has chance of inflicting Burn and/or making opponent flinch)

• Burn Rooster
  A spirit with a proud and rebellious nature, and medium cooldowns. He has a unique passive that empowers his flames if he's hit by ice-type attacks. He can send out a fiery ground flare with a stomp, jump up and perform a dive kick that bounces off walls until he hits the ground, or breath fire like a short-ranged flamethrower for up to two seconds.
• Fortune
  A striker that specializes in firepower. She has only two attacks, which have wildly different cooldowns. Using her Beretta 92F handgun has a short cooldown, but shorter range and low damage. Her Lockheed RG-590 Experimental Aircraft Rail Cannon has a long cooldown, as well as a long charge-up time, during which she can be interrupted and banished at any point. Once fired, though, that railgun does huge, highly destructive damage, capable of demlishing heavy armor, terrain, and so forth. When in use, she confers a passive ability to both herself and Roxas that increases the likelihood of enemy projectiles missing

• RockTrans
  The host is slightly paler, and his spiky hair is darker toward the bottom, a dirty blonde shade. He has been equipped with bulky yet sleek blue metal boots and gauntlets, with a matching helmet that has a deployable green visor for shielding his eyes. The palm of the right gauntlet has a red energy core in it, while the back of the left gauntlet has a module that resembles an arrow pointing toward the knuckles. The host is a bit less hot-tempered and a bit better at mental math / calculation.
• Infinite
  The host's outfit has become monotone, predominantly black and white. The robotic equipment is now predominantly silver, and smaller overall, with the helmet being more like a mask. One eye, seemingly opaque, functions as a visor that gives a HUD on the host's cooldowns if he closes his other eye. The host's eyes also happen to have bright yellow rings in the irises. His hair is a bit longer and thicker, swept back, with white tips. He does not have jackal ears, but the mask does. He's also gained a triangular ruby necklace that glows slightly, and pointy steel-toed shoes. This spirit offers the Strength Phantom Boost, increasing the user's flowmotion speed, aerial movability, and the potency of non-elemental power, turning it a vivid crimson in the process. it also confers the Weakness Great Expense, increasing mana consumption by 15%.

• Axel
• Xion
• Ventus

• Currency: 120 Zenny
• Nyakuza Metro Line Passes: Black
• Oblivion and Oathkeeper (Keyblades)
• Blue Crystal (blue orb that was once a piece of a trophy)
• Walkie Talkie Radio (Given by Auru, allows direct communication with the Militia Barracks)
• Driver License (Obtained from Mooselini, allows one to drive and to join the Twilight Town races)
• Trainer’s Bag: A bag for carrying supplies used to raise Pokemon. Contains pouches for Poke Balls, Berries, Medicine, TMs/HMs, and Misc items.

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Game Origin:
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

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Personality:

Believed to be the incarnation of pure evil, Ganondorf has a personality to match the stories. Ambitious, ruthless, and an undeniable lust for power all serve as accurate descriptions for the King of Thieves. Of course, Ganondorf wasn't simply born evil. Like anyone else, he too, was a child once. And perhaps once upon a time during those years he may have had something more akin to kinder personality. Well, as kind as one can be who was born to a race of desert-dwelling thieves anyway. But above it all, Ganondorf also possesses an immense amount of pride. A level of arrogance and confidence in his own strength that would be mocked by most. But unlike most, Ganondorf actually does possess the power to back up his arrogance. He's a dangerous man, to be sure, but would make for a powerful ally if one could only successfully persuade him to join their side.

• Warlock Strikes: A style of fighting in which Ganondorf channels Dark Magic into his fists, kicks, or weapons in order to empower his melee attacks. Some prominent uses of this style include: Wizard Foot, a dive kick coated in a dark aura; Gerudo Dragon, an uppercut coated with darkness; Flame Choke, a grapple move that unleashes an explosion of dark magic in the opponent's face after grabbing them; Dark Impact, focusing a massive amount of energy that is smashed into the ground for a shockwave attack; and Warlock Fist, dark magic channeled into an explosive punch.
• Phantom Summon: Summons a horseback Phantom of himself to serve as a temporary ally in battle. Unlike Striker Spirits, Phantom Ganon is able to persist beyond a single attack, and instead only vanishes after a period of 1 minute elapses or it takes too much damage from enemy attacks. The Phantom can be summoned with or without the horse, or the horse can be summoned alone allowing Ganondorf to ride it himself as a temporary method of transportation. The horse, whether ridden by Ganondorf or Phantom Ganon, can gallop on the ground or through the air. Once summoned, the Phantom's form cannot be altered during it's duration, so it stays mounted or unmounted for the entire minute. The Phantom can only be summoned once every 5 minutes.
• Moblin Attack Force: Summons a squad of five Moblins to fight by Ganondorf's side. They can either be Spearman who attack with an infantry charge, or Archers who attack with a volley of fire arrows. Moblins are relatively weak minions that can be vanquished in about 3-5 hits. They make up for this weakness with their numbers, appearing in squads of 5 that remain in play until they are defeated, dismissed, or replaced by a fresh squad. This power has a one minute cooldown between uses, and any newly summoned Moblins will automatically replace any that are already active - meaning the summons cannot be stacked.
• Swords of Darkness: Ganondorf attacks with his swords while channeling dark energy through them. Doing so gradually builds up a "Dark Meter" that further increases his weapon attack damage. Once the meter is full, Ganondorf can spend the built up meter to unleash a powerful Dark Explosion around himself that deals heavy Dark damage within its AoE.
• King of Evil’s Trident: When wielding a trident or other polearm, Ganondorf adopts a somewhat faster fighting style than when he wields great swords, though not quite as hard-hitting. In addition, his attacks forgo being Dark elemental in favor of Lightning. This weapon style consists of quick thrusts, sweeps, and mid-range projectile attacks by way of throwing the trident. When thrown, the trident can then be used as a makeshift lightning rod that can attract powerful bolts of lightning summoned by Ganondorf's magic. Also after being thrown, the weapon can afterward be summoned back to Ganondorf's hand via summoning magic. Attacks with this type of weapon cannot build up the Dark Meter, nor does it possess any kind of chargeable meter of its own.
• Ganon Transformation: Using the Triforce of Power, Ganondorf temporarily transforms into his true form, Ganon. In this form, Ganon and his swords are much larger, and thus can deal significantly higher damage per swing at the cost of being a somewhat slower. He also gains two new attacks in the form of Thunderstrike, a strong electric energy ball fired from a charged sword swing; and Dark Breath, a powerful beam of dark energy fired from the mouth like a dragon's breath attack. The transformation lasts for one minute, similarly to the Phantom Ganon summon. But unlike the Phantom, the Ganon transformation requires a more extended period of rest before it can be used again. Also Ganondorf is only able to trigger the transformation when his health is taken down to 50% or below.
• Violet Flare: A purple fire breath attack. It covers a decent distance, but its damage is middle-of-the-road, and while it inflicts fire-elemental damage it cannot ignite flammable materials.
• Abyssal Resurgence: The ability to channel and then let off a dark AoE explosion when his health reaches 1/3. Every explosion gives him a stackable (but temporary) damage buff and he takes reduced damage while channeling, though he can be interrupted.
• Warframe Energy Capacity: Ganondorf’s Energy Capacity begins at 215. Enemies can drop blue-black energy globs at a rate of 1 per every 5 normal enemies or 1 for every unique enemy. These will restore 50 energy to Ganondorf’s energy capacity upon pickup.
  
  • Renewal [+]

    Renewal (Level 1): Healing waves of energy flow outward from Ganondorf to his allies, regenerating health over time. It costs 25 Energy to activate, plus 2 Energy per second to remain activated. This will increase to 3 per second per ally while allies are actively being healed, plus an additional 1 Energy per second per summoned ally for every summoned ally actively being healed. The channeled field covers a 10 meter radius around the user, and regenerates 10% health every second for allies and 3% health every second for summoned allies. Allies at full health will additionally be cleared of all negative status effects. The field remains active either until Ganondorf runs out of Energy or until he deactivates it himself.
  • Hallowed Ground [+]

    Hallowed Ground (Level 1): Ganondorf consecrates the ground in an angle of 90 degrees in front of him spanning up to 8 meters, for 10 seconds. Enemies standing on the area of effect are dealt constant Radiation damage with a 5% Radiation status chance every half second for 10 seconds, while allies are relinquished of any negative status effects and become immune to them for as long as they are standing on the area. This costs 50 Energy to cast, and Ganondorf can have up to four active instances at once.
    
    
    • Ability Synergy [+]

      If Ganondorf or any allies affected by Renewal stands on Hallowed Ground, they will receive the Iron Renewal buff, granting them 15% damage reduction for as long as Renewal is active. Once Renewal is deactivated, the damage reduction will remain on all affected allies for 20 seconds longer.

• Triforce of Power: One of the three golden triangles that make up the all powerful Triforce. They separated into three parts the moment Ganondorf touched it, however one of those three bonded itself to his right hand. The Triforce of Power, as its name suggests, is the embodiment of raw power. It grants Ganondorf immense physical strength and durability, and is even believed to amplify his dark magic as well.
• Dark Magic: Ganondorf's upbringing has made him a powerful Warlock capable of wielding dark magic quite easily. This and the Triforce of Power has given him an extraordinary resilience against dark magic that is wielded by others.
• Commanding Presence: Ganondorf's imposing figure and physique lends itself well to creating a certain level of charisma in a looming, commandeering sort of way. He seems to have a natural gift for attracting the loyalty of monsters and other dark creatures.
• Leo: Increases size by 30 percent, and grants a wild mane of hair. Confers enough strength to smash most rocky terrains or obstacles by stomping or ramming them.
• Bullet Jump: The ability to launch into a quick slide, double jump, aim glide, wall run, wall climb, and high jump. Boosted mobility courtesy of Oberon's spirit.

• Pride: Easily Ganondorf's most fatal flaw. His pride and arrogance can and have led him to commit unthinkable acts. And it makes him very difficult to work with.
• Lust for Power: What Ganondorf wants more than anything is to expand his own power. And he's not above using deception and manipulation in order to do it.
• Light: Just as Ganondorf's dark magic makes him incredibly resistant to darkness, it also renders him vulnerable to its opposite. Weapons and energy of pure light have a far easier time harming Ganondorf than any other kind of attack.
• Mirror Sheen: Igos du Ikana's spirit makes Ganondorf take continuous mild damage from light reflected off a mirror.
• Warframe Reactions: Causes a certain status affliction when affected by any two of the following elements at once: heat, cold, electricity, and poison.
• Left Hand Rule: Makes the host's left hand his dominant one, but his left arm a weak point that's more susceptible to breaking.

• Duke of Flies
  A hideous husk that hosts a swarm of flies. It has only a few moves, but its short cooldown makes it useful. It can cough up three flies that surround Ganondorf, cough up a larger attack fly that homes in on foes, or send all summoned flies to attack an opponent. It can only spawn twelve surrounding flies around Ganondorf at once. It can also bodyblock for him using its bulk.
• Blastocyst
  An embryo encased in a large blob of gelatinous slime. Its cooldown is on the shorter side, but its strength and options are limited, and it's an easy target for attack. When summoned, depending on the distance of the target, it will either jump and crash down in place, or jump and after a brief delay splat down on top of the target. When hitting the ground (but not landing on top of an enemy) it will release eight bloody tears in the cardinal and ordinal directions.
• Riptor
  A genetically engineered bioweapon manufactured as a deadly weapon of war by Ultratech, combining primal savagery with cutting-edge sophistication. She has the moves Fire Mortar (lobbed fireball), Flame Carpet (short range), Shoulder Charge (has 1 hit of armor armor on the slowest/heaviest charge), Talon Rake (a pouncing slash that if blocked bounces her off for a follow up), Tail Flip (somersault tail slam that travels forward and recaptures airborne opponents), and Clever Girl (a bite grab then slam that causes a ground bounce). All of these moves are on short-medium cooldowns and she cannot take any other action.
• Blast Hornet
  A battle-ready reploid with a lower-than-average cooldown. He can perform three attacks: fly up and then divebomb with Stinger Attack, fly up and unleash a sextet of bee drones that drill into surfaces with their stingers before exploding, and Search Attack, where he targets an enemy for a second with holographic crosshairs before unleashing three seeking bee drones at a time, up to a maximum of 9 before the attack finishes. Blast Hornet takes (and confers) extra damage from gravity/force attacks.

• Igos du Ikana
  The host has become somewhat more gaunt. His jaws and teeth are a little larger. His forehead diadem is now mounted on a skull mask worn on just the upper half of his face. Bony ridges now overlay his armor and clothes. His cape is now two shoulder capes, and he has heavy golden wristlets/anklets. This spirit confers the Power Violet Flare, giving the host the ability to breath purple flame. It covers a decent distance, but its damage is middle-of-the-road, and while it inflicts fire-elemental damage it cannot ignite flammable materials. This spirit also confers the Weakness Mirror Sheen. The host can take continuous mild damage from light reflected off a mirror.
• Oberon Prime
  The host is a bit smaller and slimmer, though still sturdy and strong. His armor is more exaggerated into large, intricate plates (trimmed with gold) over a sleeker, more futuristic undersuit of dark gray. His pauldrons have blunt serrations like battlements, his hair is shorter, and he's now wearing a helmet with four horns (two curved upward, two curved forward) that extends down over his nose spartan-style. Small purple lights dot his attire. This spirit confers the Strength Bullet Jump, substantially boosting the host's movement abilities. The host can launch into a quick slide, double jump, aim glide, wall run, wall climb, and high jump. This spirit also confers the weakness Warframe Reactions, causing a certain status affliction when affected by any two of the following elements at once: heat, cold, electricity, and poison.
• Artorias
  The host's build is a little narrower and less brawny, though he's a little taller. His armor now just about fully covers him, a very dark gray in color, and though his helmet is more open from the front his face is cast in darkness, and it features a plume in the back. A faded, black-stained blue is added to his cape and the other cloth elements of his outfit. His personality is a bit more doom-and-gloom. This spirit confers the Power Abyssal Resurgence, granting the host the ability to channel and then let off a dark AoE explosion when his health reaches 1/3. Every explosion gives him a stackable (but temporary) damage buff and he takes reduced damage while channeling, though he can be interrupted. This spirit also confers the Weakness Left Hand Rule, makin the host's left hand his dominant one, but his left arm a weak point that's more susceptible to breaking.

• Nabooru
• General Leo
• Demise

• Currency: 993 Zenny
• Nyakuza Metro Line Passes: Yellow
• Emerald x4
• Splash Potion of Healing x1
• Twin Great Swords
• Vapor
  An ornate, but well-made Trident. 298cm in length, it was once wielded by a warrior of the Three Kingdoms.
• Sword of the Six Sages (w/ Heavy Infusion)
  The "white sword" carried by Toriel while she acted as Ganondorf's caretaker/jailer. It's one of the few weapons that can truly harm Ganondorf, but he claimed it for his own after escaping imprisonment and taking Toriel's life.
• Shade Cloak
  Cloak formed from the substance of the Abyss. Allows the wearer to dash through enemies and their attacks without taking damage.
• Phantom Familiar
  For reasons unknown, this Phantom is friendly and can even fly around during the day! It's invincible, though attacks will pass right through it so it's not usable as a meat shield, and it can teleport to its owner if separated. While passive in nature and not very intelligent, it has a hunter's instincts and can provide basic tracking and guidance functions. In a pinch, it can even be grabbed in order to serve as a glider. What a great, if somewhat creepy, pet!

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Game Origin:
F-Zero

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Personality:
Falcon is confident, self-assured, and bold. He's always eager and driven to compete and prove himself, whether as a bounty hunter or on the race track. During interviews, he's known to maintain a calm and professional attitude. He's grateful for the fan-following he built up over his career and is always happy to greet a fan and sign autographs. He even tends to be cordial to his rivals, encouraging them to push their limits and challenge him anytime they feel confident enough. And he can also be quite the heroic sort, quick to save or protect a life if he has the means to do so.

• Falcon Style: Captain Falcon's personal self-made fighting style. It incorporates quick and agile movement into lightning fast fiery strikes. Notable techniques include the Falcon Dive (in he grapples an enemy midair and generates a small explosion that launches them downward while also launching himself further upward), Rapter Boost (a forward rush attack in which he strikes with a flame-imbued uppercut generally leading to them being launched upward), Knee of Justice (a lightning-infused knee smash), the Heel of Shame (a downward kick with both heels that sends a midair target slamming back down onto the ground), and Falcon Kick (a flame-wrapped kick that either sends him sliding forward on the ground or flying diagonally downward if used in the air). But his strongest technique is the infamous Falcon Punch, a punch that is launched after a short wind-up in order to deal a devastating blow. It can be imbued with either fire or lightning.

• Top Tier Pilot: As he is the winner of multiple races and at least one Grand Prix, Falcon's racing and piloting skills are obviously top tier.
• Fast: Falcon can sprint and strike at blistering speed.
• Toughness: He obviously has a degree of durability to him, considering his body can withstand the backlash force of his Falcon Punch without any injuries or discomfort.

• Close Range: Falcon's attacks are all with his fists, putting him at a distinct disadvantage against ranged fighters.
• Wind-Up: Some of his attacks require short wind-ups to hit with full strength, most notably the Falcon Punch.
• Showmanship: Falcon has an unfortunate habit of calling out the names of some of his attacks as he uses them. It makes for good showmanship, but it also runs the risk of enemies learning to predict his attacks if a fight drags on long enough for them to catch on.

• None

• Blood Falcon
• Viewtiful Joe
• Cole MacGrath

• Blaster Pistol (Falcon's sidearm, that he hardly ever uses, preferring his manly fists over guns.)
• Blue Falcon (Captain Falcon's state-of-the-art F-Zero machine, used solely for racing.)

• Fireball: Fireball is a spell that deals fire damage to all enemies in a group when cast. Highly effective against large groups of enemies, but less effective when cast upon singular targets as the spell is more potent the more enemies there are in a group.
  ^{(Starting Power) Power Level: 1}

• Scholar of the Six Magics: Osvald is a renowned scholar, applying his skills with the elements and his own mathematical formulae to amplify and strengthen the cause and effect of all spells, with this he can effectively use most powers he gains if they are magical in nature. All elemental based spells and attacks Osvald uses deal significantly more damage. (Fire, Cold, Wind, Lightning, Light and Dark.)
• Intellectual Pursuit: As a mage and a scholar, Osvald is better equipped to deal with enemies and their weaknesses, upon entering a fight he can make out at least one random weakness from each enemy.
• Scholarly Aptitude: Though Osvald may be a magical scholar, he is no slouch when it comes to combat, he is proficient with staves as blunt weapons that can function as more than just a tool to cast spells with, Osvald also has a high magical defense taking less damage from damaging spells and attacks that are magical in nature.

• N/A

• Security Level - the UMA in Goldlewis' coffin is able to provide him with various items. It is unknown where UMA sources them, how or even if it makes them, but it can offer a seemingly infinite amount of identical and fully-functional items based on what it's given, from everyday objects to ammunition to sophisticated weapons. Its ability to do so, however, is determined by its Security Level. The Security Level rises over time, the time to do so by stages until it reaches Level 3. Providing something to Goldlewis resets the Security Level to 0, and the quality of the item depends on how high the Security Level is; the longer the UMA gets to prepare, the more ammunition its guns will have, the farther its grenades will fly, and so forth
• Tension - reserve of magical energy that builds within Goldlewis as he fights. He gains it mostly by attacking, but he can also build a little continuously as long as he’s running toward an enemy, and if he follows after an enemy he’s sent flying a long way he gains Positive Bonus that builds a bunch quickly. However, if backed into a corner for too long or forced to retreat, Negative Penalty will quickly deplete his Tension. Goldlewis can use Tension for Faultless Defense, which negates the chip damage of most attacks while pushing melee attackers back a little bit, or for a Roman Cancel, which allows him to near-instantly reset to a neutral position to act or attack again much faster than he’d usually be able to. He can also move slightly in any direction while canceling
• Overdrive- once possessed of at least fifty percent tension, Goldlewis can unleash one of two Overdrives. The first, Down With the System, is his only ‘invincible’ technique and is a coffin uppercut of tremendous power. If given a brief window to wind up, he can make it even stronger, at which point the UMA will add copter grenades to the mix to chase down and blow up whoever Goldlewis launched. His second Overdrive is Burn It Down, in which he uses his glasses’ laser sight to designate a target for orbital laser. The laser is thicker than a barrel and very bright, but doesn’t actually do that much damage; instead, it moves toward Goldlewis, drawing anyone caught up in it toward him as well. It cannot be used indoors
• Wall of Light - After alerting the UMA Goldlewis can crack open his upheld coffin to release a flood of blue light, creating a semicircular barrier of interlaid hexagons that covers a large area, because in the future everything is hexes. The shield can withstand projectiles and magic up to and including concentrated gunfire, but enemies can pass through it. Using it slowly drains his Security Level, and it can only be used at maximum Security Level, so it can only be used in bursts
• BURST - While in hitstun of any kind, which is to say being hit by anything. Goldlewis can unleash a short-range blast of pure vital energy with several important properties. It instantly stops his movement, it instantly recovers him to an upright position, and while it deals no damage, it also launches any foes struck by the wave a good distance away, even in the middle of their attacks. Goldlewis can also do this in neutral, at which point it becomes a Gold Burst, and if he hits an enemy with a Gold Burst his tension meter instantly fills. In return for all this, Burst takes a while to recharge, especially if it doesn’t hit an enemy. It also leaves him extremely vulnerable if he doesn’t hit an enemy, either by whiffing it or being predicted, since a Burst can be blocked
• Heat - Allows Goldlewis to use his shotgauntlets with unlimited ammunition for cartridge-enhanced punching, in particular a couple of moves that engage a special mode. In this mode, he gets increased chip damage for 10 seconds and can use a special Heat Smash move or a very fast Heat Dash cancel, both of which end Heat early. He only gets Heat once per 'round'
• Railcannon Fabrication - Provided with schematics by Goldlewis’ fusion with Jack-8, his UMA is now capable of constructing a railcannon with an internal energy source and a high-power thruster at the back. If Goldlewis is at low health, it can fire out a heavy laser that explodes on impact. If he’s in Heat, it can be used in the ‘Meteor Raid’ Heat Smash, in which it’s called down to blow up on a foe Goldlewis knocked down. If used for a Rage Art or Heat Smash a new one has to be fabricated, which takes so long that only one can be made per ‘round’ of combat. Otherwise, it can only be used to fly short distances, or fire small railgun slugs
• Shield Charger - allows his coffin to charge up a shield pulse that applies a permanent shield to an ally within 60 meters. This has a 17 second recharge, but the shield it makes is strong, protecting 50% for an ally with average health, 25% for one with high health, and 75% for one with low health
• Shield Burst - by slamming down his coffin, Goldlewis can apply a shield to all allies close to him, on a 26 second cooldown. This shield is relatively weak, protecting just 15% for an ally with average health, 7.5% for one with high health, and 30% for one with low health

• Superhuman Strength - The physical power Goldlewis possesses is greater even than his incredible musculature might imply. He can lift, carry, and even swing very heavy objects, his punches and headbutts can contend with metal, and his might can guard crush even superhuman opponents
• Fighter's Spirit - As someone who fought against Gears and other supernatural foes in his magic-powered world, Goldlewis enjoys a few small but handy benefits. He can jump and maneuver in the air better than a normal person, able to not just double jump, but also airdash either forward or backward once per airtime. While blocking, he also reduces even heavy blows to mere chip damage
• Beloved Statesman - Though his days of warfare might be behind him, Goldlewis is ever the soldier, and seldom the politician. He's an astute, smart, and capable leader and fighter, able to rally people together and make the most of them
• Boundary Break - empowers Goldlewis and his UMA to perform a special Dust attack. It's an overhead normally, but if it's charged and it hits an opponent, it launches his opponent much, much higher and farther than normal. After launching an opponent with Dust or through a wall, Goldlewis can perform a single super jump to pursue his launched enemy
• Gamma Howl - grants access to Jack-8’s Gamma Howl power stance, which can be transitioned to from certain techniques, as well as the techniques specific to Gamma Howl, many of which have useful properties. Gamma Howl can soak a hit, and it becomes Gamma Charge if it does, strengthening the next move used from that stance

• Lackluster Defense - ironically, the Secretary of Absolute Defense has it pretty bad when he's on the receiving end. His large size and the relative slowness and preciseness of his fastest attacks, together with his lack of meterless reversal or other 'get off me' technique, mean that he can be bullied, especially by nimble or long-ranged opponents. Offense is the best defense, after all
• Rock Thrower - poor predictable Goldlewis, always picking rock. In a fight, his game plan is somewhat simple: run all over the opposition and beat them down with oppressive strength. Unlike other large fighters, he lacks either armor on his attacks or potent command grabs, leaving him with just basic mixups plus item use. This means he's susceptible to being counterpicked on paper
• Mighty Glacier - putting aside his airdash and double jump, his overall mobility is pretty low. While the sight of Goldlewis running at you can be terrifying, he isn't that fast, he can't jump very high or climb, and he cannot move stealthily or subtly
• Feeling Low - makes the frame data on his lows worse overall and gives him a weaker high-low mix game in general

• UMA - The creature in the coffin. This entity is capable of providing various items that far surpass the current technological level, and is forced to obey every order and demand from Goldlewis as it seems he has grasped some sort of weakness from it. Seemingly having an indeterminate form, it can shapeshift an arm (or multiple arms) for attacking in conjunction with Goldlewis
• Jack-8 - The host’s shoulders are a little broader, and he’s visibly lost some weight. His pompadour is a little higher and his hair a bit more blonde and shiny, while the lips on his glasses now glow bright red with a vertical line through them. His suit is now augmented by hefty black armor, most notable on the shoulders, knees, and forearms, the latter of which is integrated with his gloves to form a set of heavy gauntlets, which have cartridge firing mechanisms built in to empower his punches. They still have horseshoes on the knuckles, and his other pads also feature cow skull designs. His boots are black and much heavier. His personality is slightly more unhinged, and he’s more prone to yelling when fighting, as well as flexing
• Hank - The host is a bit shorter, now standing at 6’8”. His proportions are more normalized, though he’s still definitely large. His suit’s color and pattern have changed to blue-green camo, and his shirt is now black, matching his heavy combat boots and armor pads. There are now double lights on each shoulder pad, which can be toggled on and off, and black pouches on his belt. His beard is longer, and his hair now has more of a gradient from dirty blonde near the roots to white at the tips. His glasses are now more like goggles, solid black with special optics that can be flipped down over the lenses, which have five vertical red lines of varying length, roughly shaped like lips. The host’s personality is a bit less humorous and more critical

• Communication glyph (able to interface with Black Tech but not psych tech)
• Laser pointer glasses
• Stopwatch
• Handkerchief
• Area 51 High Security Coffin (with UMA inside)
  
  • Heavy minigun 'Skyfish'
  • Spiked rotor mine 'Thunderbird'
  • Airborne Railcannon 'Mothman'
  • Rubber chicken
  • Hand mirror
  • White flag
  • Origami paper

• Angel of Information - Sandalphon is able to create two-dimensional magical projections that essentially form a comprehensive, multi-screen computer system for her personal use, visualizing the information cataloged in her head and fed to her by allies to create readouts, graphs, maps, and more. She can also create miraculous links to her allies, allowing her to project these screens to and communicate with them over long distance. Lastly, she can teleport to anyone linked to her in this manner to support them directly, and back to her original position afterward, albeit only once per mission per person
• Angelic Praise - a skill that sends out holy ripples through the ethereal current to all allies within a few hundred feet, healing them all for 51% of their maximum health and healing them an additional 13% ever 3 seconds for the next 15 seconds. If in Coordination Protocol, grants boosts those allies’ strength based on her own. If in Concentration Protocol: Grants the user the "Rapid Analysis" effect, which can stack up to 3 times. This skill is charged through use of Sandalphon's weapon
• Angelic Wings - a skill that forms four curved screens that quickly rotate around Sandalphon, building up a circular area of glowing blue lines around her, before the screens launch outward. This divine reconstruction heals all allies within a twenty-foot radius for 120% of their maximum health. If in Coordination Protocol, any such allies with status ailments will be cleansed and have their maximum health boosted by 20%. If in Concentration Protocol, Sandalphon's Shapeshift will be charged by 33%
• Vault - allows the host to launch herself high into the air by firing her rifle during an upside-down flip. Vault has an eleven-second cooldown
• Shapeshifting - After building up enough power through use of her skills, particularly Angelic Wings in Concentration Protocol, Sandalphon can transform into Heavenly Wings. While in this sixteen-foot-tall stronger form she foregoes long-distance support for close combat, and her skills change to reflect this. Angelic Praise is replaced by Celestial Skewer, which creates an eruption of divine water spears around her and can consume a Rapid Analysis stack to hear nearby allies for 42%. Angelic Wings is replaced by Celestial Castling, which creates a divine star above her that rains down seven rays of frostbite-inducing light. It can also inflict either poison, burn, paralysis, stormlash, flashburn, shadowblight, or scorchrend randomly. It can also consume a stack of Rapid Analysis to heal nearby allies for 42% and refresh Celestial Castling for use
• Frost Lock - The power to cast an icy cluster that moves about as fast as a thrown softball. On hit, it detonates in a small area, freezing enemies and machines for 3 seconds. Larger targets take two usages of Frost Lock to be frozen. Large targets also take triple the amount of previous Frost Lock usages to be frozen again. This power has a cooldown of 12 seconds
• Process Optimization - Sandalphon can draw out silvery razor wires which can be set or cast and then tightened. Doing slash damage with them increases her skill recharge speed by 30%
• External Information Network - Every so often, Sandalphon can scan enemies within a certain area to get their vitals. When she scans enemies, her allies gain a small buff to evasion, elemental resist, and damage reduction for 30 seconds
• Headquarter Support Request - Allows Sandalphon to manifest a laser targeting device that can be used to designate an area. After a brief delay, a cluster bomb will be dropped on the area that deals pretty good damage, and inflicts the following debuffs: attack down 10%, elemental resist down 30%, status resist down 30%, and damage taken up 10%, all for 20 seconds. This functions as a skill and must be recharged by attacking; it cannot be used while shapeshifted

• Mental Switch - Sandalphon is able to adapt to any situation on the fly, going from backline supporter to frontline fighter in just a moment of mental readjustment. While supporting her allies, she’s using Coordination Protocol, and when going on the offensive, she’s using Concentration Protocol. While this just represents her current mental state, her state of mind does automatically change some of her skills’ effects
• Combat Coordinator - Sandalphon is able to perceive and keep track of much more than the typical person, including parsing multiple conversations at once, and has an excellent memory. It’s more difficult to escape her notice, effectively distract her, or take her by surprise, and she’d completely resistant to stuns
• Heavensent - As an Archangel, Sandalphon can fall very slowly if she wants, and not take fall damage

• Delicate - Sandalphon’s defense is very weak, her physical defense especially, so she takes a lot of damage from all sources when not in her angelic Heavenly Wings form
• Windbane - Being Water-attuned, she takes extra damage from wind-aspected attacks
• Dragonbane - Being a dragon, she takes extra damage from any attacks or weapons noted to be effective against them
• Prehistoric Nemesis - All dinosaurs / special reptiles hate her with a burning passion to the point where they’ll attack her on sight
• Firebane - Reduces her fire and burn resistance by 30%
• Human After All - Reduces her ability to push herself to her bodily limits and work herself like a machine, making her much more easily physically and mentally overwhelmed

• Vigilant - The host has gotten only two inches shorter (all exosuits being big enough to fit an adult man comfortably inside). Her white coat now has a hood, a synthetic feel and pattern to it, and three long flaps past the waist rather than a single curtain all the way around. She now has black gloves with light armor of a futuristic metal, which also now adorns the lower legs of her pants/heels, the latter of which now have metal talons on their fronts. There are glowing blue lines on her belts and the clasps are black metal instead of gold ornaments
• Parvati and Leanne - the host has shrunk down to an average height of 6’2”. Her skin is very slightly darker, as if lightly tanned. Her hair is a little longer, shoulder length, tied into a short braid in the back, and though predominantly light gray has an auburn gradient toward the tips. The symbols in her eyes are much thicker, as if bolded, and are more of a sea green with a splash of pale red. Her office clothes fit much better; her slightly diaphanous white shirt has sleeves that are a little rolled up, about one-third of her midriff showing, and slacks that are more like capris, dark gray in color but still rather tight. Her shoes resemble high-heeled black boots with both buckles and laces. Her outfit is just silly with black belts everywhere: around her waist, the bottom of her shirt, her thighs, her biceps, atop her chest, and even as suspenders

• Gunstaff - An integrated staff-rifle weapon that serves as both a firearm, when held like a rifle, and a casting catalyst when held upright. The modes can be switched between quickly by reorienting the gunstaff, but both modes take a second to spool up before use, the gun by having the staff-head spin up and the staff by glowing up. In rifle mode it fires fast-moving blue energy shots with both good damage and high recoil, best used as a precision weapon. In staff mode it can be planted to create a small Healing Field that heals allies inside it over time. Using the Gunstaff charges Sandalphon’s SP, allowing her to use skills, and she can stock up enough to use three skills
• Eye of Sol - The sun took my sight; thus, the sun became my eyes. A futuristic sniper rifle that fires bullets with high stopping power. It has a magazine of 4 shots, high recoil, long range, and an excellent scope. Its adaptive range makes it well-rounded, reliable, and sturdy. Aiming down sights for 1 second grants 35% flinch reduction. Reload, range, and accuracy are increased when no targets are in close proximity
• Aether Lance - a high-tech staff designed for use by the Skywave exosuit. Requiring no ammunition or power, it can be twirled to lob energy orbs that explode in an AoE with a 3-foot diameter on impact, doing minor damage to enemies and restoring a little health to allies
• Caffeine Patch Sheet
• Canteen (With coffee)
• Bag of honey candies

Teemo rides a thin line between chipper compatriot and unrepentant killer

Time to put on my killing hat.

• GUERRILLA WARFARE - If Teemo stands still and takes no actions for a short duration, he becomes invisible. If he's in bush (or similar concealment), Teemo can enter and maintain his Invisibility while moving. After leaving invisibility, Teemo gains the element of surprise, increasing the speed of his attacks for a brief period.

• Stealth - a combination of his size, his training, experience, and yordlish magic has him very hard to spot even when he isn't outright invisible.
• Swiftness - His legs might be small, but Teemo's feet let him easily scurry away at a speed most would find unachievable.
• Manual of Arms - he is an expert with many traditional weapons, but in particular he excels at weaponizing his blowpipe (which double as a flute, whistle, and staff), and the great reserve of mushrooms he carries.

• TINY - Teemo's size ensures that he is nowhere near as strong nor as durable as an adult human being.

• Top Mind - While Dr. Elsa Reis was the brilliant spectrophysicist, Nocturne does retain that knowledge somewhere in her head. When moments arrive for her to put her brain to work out a solution to any issue she may face, it will come out in flashes of brilliance that she can’t control.
• Inventor - One of the few intellectual attributes of Nocturne’s former self that hasn’t become scattered. While she can’t explain how she knows these things, she can inspect devices and understand a great deal on how they work, how to repair, and possibly even how to replicate.
• Dead and Back - Nocturne is not technically living, nor is she dead. She just is. Pain is relative, danger is subjective. She is always fighting fit, tireless, and resilient. Any sort of scanners set to detect a normal living being would also have issues noticing Nocturne.

• Scatter Brained - Nocturne’s brilliance is present but fragmented, as if her mind is a collection of film reels cut up and reattached. She might not even remember a thought she had a few seconds ago. In the truest sense, she is a ditz without any of the colorful charm of the usual type.
• Grounded - Damage/Condition susceptibility to earthen, rubber, or other electricity dampening abilities.

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• Summon Wolf Mount: Midna can summon up to one of threeTwilight Wolfos, a wolf-like creatures which are definitely not a retextured Wolf Link with an added head decorations. These Wolfos are summoned from the twilight realm via a small portal when Midna is in need of a mount, and can be sent back there just as easily. Fast, agile and armed with sharp fangs and claws, the Wolfos makes an excellent mount for the diminutive Midna. Each of the three is a unique and living being, and thus they are all capable both of absorbing spirits and being killed outright.
  
  Call of the pack allows her to shift the size of her mount to suit nay size changes she herself incurse from Spirit absorption or other sources.
  
  
  Current Wolfos status: [+]

  twilitght Flygon [+]

  This wolfos has now evolved into a flygon, crossed with a saboquill. The disk on its head has fused with its chitin, giving it a dark metallic crest, one with the wider fronds of the Saboquill. Its green hues are much darker, and the reds on its wings and eye protectors have turned teal. Its arms are more akin to the Saboquill, with wide spiked shoulders (which sport circular teal twilight markings) and larger claws. Its thighs are similarly spiked, and its feet have gained small clawed toes. Its fan-like tail tip sports a metal band/shackle at its base, has been filled with a darker red and has gained several more segments, making it look like a 2d dragon fruit.
  
  Powers:
  Moves:
  Dragon Breath: breaths a blast of purple energy that will paralyze the target 30% of the time.
  Bug Buzz: Buzzes it's wings to create harmful sound waves and will increase vulnerability to non-physical moves 10% of the time.
  Dragon Claw: The user slashes the target with purple energy wreathed claws
  Earthquake: The user sets off an earthquake that strikes those around it. Technically a physical attack, as they need to touch the ground to perform it.
  
  Strengths:
  Hit Reflect: which causes 50% of all damage dealt to the host to be inflicted to the attacker as well, calculated prior to defense modifiers and immunities. This also applies to the vibrava’s owner if both are together. Damage delivered via retaliatory volleys of cactus needles/spikes.
  
  Ground/Dragon type resistances: Immune to electricity, half damage from poison and rock moves.
  
  Levitate: able to fly, and immune to ground type moves as a result.
  
  Physical attacker: Its physical (melee) attacks are 25% more effective than special (ranged) attacks
  
  Weakness
  Ground/Dragon type weaknesses: quad damage from ice, double from dragon and fairy
  
  Plant Property: increasing the host’s fire weakness to 4x

  
  
  

  Twilight wolf-dran [+]

  Appearance:
  After being fused with a Pendran it has scales as well as fur, with the fur coming out from beneath the scales in tufts. Its tail now arches over like a Shiba’s and the fluff on the end is long, hardened with ice into spikes. Its legs are now splayed outward and it has longer toes, allowing for more precise navigation of rough terrain. Its ears are now longer, fan out sideways like wings, and have three spikes on the ends.
  
  After fusing with the Rampaging Cyborg the wolfos is more bearlike in terms of body shape, with a thicker torso. Metal plates also adorn the legs, head, and lower back. In terms of personality, the host is more brutish and less intelligent.
  
  After fusing with Blodia the summon is now a bulky wolf-bear mech, thirty feet tall but still quadrupedal, completely mechanical in appearance, part bright red, part dull ice blue, and par brown
  
  Powers
  Rabble Rouse: allows it to increase the attack speed and movement speed of allies that it strikes with its tail.
  
  Metal Wolf Chaos: granting a cannon on its back. The cannon can fire projectiles loaded into it at high enough speed to explode on impact. If not manually loaded with actual ammunition, it will extract a chunk of the host's flesh at the cost of HP to use instead
  
  8 Way Airdash: which allows the mech to dash forward, up-forward, straight up, up-back, backward, down-back, straight down, and down-forward after jumping in the air. This can be performed twice per airtime.
  
  Weaknesses:
  
  Cold-weather: giving it a weakness to fire
  
  Powered: If not powered by an energy cell, the host's cyborg parts remain inert, rendering the gun unusable and lowering its movement speed
  
  Piloted: requiring someone to actually get into the summon to pilot it in order for it to do anything

  
  
  

  A regular Wolfos [+]

  Equipment
  
  Spit: A sticker that, when applied, allows the user to spit damaging projectiles that fly in a slow arc. They deal damage of whatever single element most closely matches the wearer (in this case shadow/dark)
  
  Deegahla Hide Scale Mail: a set of light, durable armor, that also has a saddle with stirrups to help Midna fight from it's back, as well as two holsters for pistols, and saddle bags modified so it is easier for Midna to open portals in them.
  
  Disposable Missile Launcher (strapped to the back of the armor): a cardboard assembly that can be used to fire a swarm of 12 homing missiles every 45 seconds.
• Dark energy zone: Midna projects a growing ring of dark energy around herself and her mount. This ring starts out small but gradually grows to a significant radius. Once activated Midna makes the power held in the ring lash out at enemies within its dark interior, stunning them with an electrical attack and allow her mount to quickly lunge between all targets stunned by the field
• Call the pack: Midna can temporarily summon her other two wolfos into combat at the same time as the one she is using as a mount. The summoning window is brief, a few seconds at best, making it optimal to use them as part of attacks that act as permanent troops. The wolves can pinwheel like spinning blades, spin dash like drills and even run circles to create vortexes that draw foes in or keep them in place, as well as use any other abilities they might pick up.
  
  They wolfos can also be larger than the one being used as a mount, though whether this is indicative of their true size or a magical buff is unclear. Whichever is the case, the hulking beasts can be devastating to groups of enemies, careening through them before vanishing back to the twilight realm only to reaper from another angle a number of seconds later.
  
  Passively, this power also lets Midna adjust the size of the wolfos she is riding to suit any shifts in size or proportions she herself experiences.
• Dragon Type (flygon): Midna has the capability to learn all Dragon-type moves a Flygon can, as well as the starting moves Dragon Claw and Dragon Dance.
• Siren Sands (Flygon): Midna gains sand manipulation abilities that give her the equivalents of the following moves:
  Sand Attack: Sprays the target with sand, irritating their eyes and reducing their accuracy
  Sand Tomb: Creates a localized sandstorm around the target. Does not do a lot of initial damage, but remains active for ten to twenty second, slowly sapping the target’s strength and bogging them down, preventing them from escaping.
  Sand Storm: Whips up a large sandstorm that indiscriminately buffets everyone inside it.
  
  Sand based attacks cannot use naturally occurring sand and instead Midna has to dump sand into the environment from the realm of Twilight. Other than its color this black and silvery sand is mostly normal, except for the fact that it wordlessly “sings” as it flies through the air. Bringing more sand out takes more time: Sand attacks can be hurled out at once straight from a small portal, each sand tomb needs its own brief prep time and a sand storm needs an almighty amount of twilight sand dumped into the environment in-order to be pulled off. Already dumped sand is, of course, reusable, allowing the combining of sand attacks into sand tombs, and then sand tombs into a full blown storm if the princess focuses on using this ability in a fight.
• Thunder Blade (Urbosa): Midna can store up to four ‘bars’ of electrical energy in a metal weapon, and then use it to unleash short ranged electrical attacks when swinging that blade. Abilities include shooting a tight beam of lightning, firing out a short ranged but wide thunderbolt, having 3 bolts hammer a small area around a blow, create a vortex of 3 swirling lightning steams, launch an electrical sword beam and so on. (basically everything from the combos section of this video except the last massive 2 combo’s massive aoe lightning.
  
  Using lightning uses charge, which can be regained by charging, which involves holding the weapon close to her body to fill it with lightning once more. Charging generally refills one ‘bar’ per second, but starting to charge right after an attack can steal back some of the used power and charge one bar instantaneously.
  
  Simply hammering on foes with the sword will also build static electricity, but this takes a fair bit longer than stepping back and charging it would.
  
  Midna’s lightning is a limey twilight green, and she and her mounts are naturally resistant to it, or at least enough to prevent themselves from being fried by being so close to the blast zone, but not enough to protect them if they are literally in said blast zone.
• Twilight warp: Midna can set down gateways (at her own location) that allow her to fast travel between them by skimming along the boundary of the twilight realm. This hop does not go deep enough to expose the traveler to the mutating energies of the twilight realm, and so it can be used to safely transport light-worlders as well as the princess herself. The creation of each gate requires a charge. She begins with 3, and gains one more each time she gains combat exp.
• Twilight volleybomb: Midna can charge up large translucent-green spheres of energy from her shadow hand, the maximum size which can be quite astounding which she can then ‘serve’ and then ‘spike’ at her foes. Most of the sphere can phase harmlessly through solid matter except a solid core. When that core impacts with something, it creates an explosion the same size as the sphere, which can, again, be very large.
  
  There are a couple of downsides. First off, charging to max size takes a few seconds, is incredibly obvious when being done, and has a lot of friendly fire potential due to the size of the explosion. The ball also has a kind of weight, causing larger balls to travel slower, resulting in lower ranges. Finally, the volleyballing attack method is not proclivity to the greatest accuracy or attack speed, also limiting the effectiveness of smaller balls.
• Twilight Darknut: Midna adds a reanimated Darknut to her roster of creatures she can summon from the twilight realm. As with the other’s it is its own entity (one cobbled together from spare Midna discovered in the equivalent of a dusty broom closet in her twilight storage room, having used a few of these as captains of her short lived personal army during the time war) capable of both death and fusion.
  
  The darknut itself is a towering figure, close to twice as tall as the average human, and clad in thick metal armor. It is also equipped with a large round shield that it is highly capable at blocking blows with. Combine these defenses with its undead nature, and it is safe to say that Twilight Darknut is an incredibly resilient combatant, at least when it comes to physical damage.
  
  Its main weakness is a very slow movement speed, the armored warrior able to at best advance at a walking pace, although its turn speed is comparatively nothing to be sniffed at. High caliber weapons, electricity, heat, and other types of attack that counter heavy metal armor are also natural counters to the towering knight, as are holy, light and other undead killing damage types.
  
  Offensively, it is armed with a hulking broadsword and a lighter longsword as a back up, which it wields with impressive skill and speed despite its armor. It can be equipped with other weaponry, though it’s proficiency with new gear is related to how closely it matches the starting gear.
  
  
  modifications [+]

  Roadblock
  The host is now a hulking seven-foot titan of yellow and black metal, futuristic in make and fantastical in style. Nigh impervious to slashing, and resistant to practically anything else, it is an immovable object on the battlefield that foes are forced to play around, although its slow speed and short range make it somewhat one-note. This spirit confers the Power Obstacle, allowing it to project a large rectangular energy barrier from the shield on its left arm. Allies can move and shoot through it, but enemies cannot do either, and it can take some serious punishment. This spirit also confers the Weakness Mighty Glacier, making the Darknut unable to jump or run
• Crescent Moon(Mursame): This special sword slash allows Midna to near-instantly draw and strike with a bladed weapon and taunts the enemies it hits, making them more likely to target the host.
• Mass-produced Legionis (Clone of Akira Howard), which allows her to use a legatus to summon a bound Beast Legion from its core, connected to her by an astral chain. She can also now see chimeric entities clearly. The Beast Legion is an agile close-range fighter and can be ridden or used to track scents. It cannot be seen or attacked by most enemies. The astral chain can be used to send it out, pull it back, pull the host over to the legion, or bind enemies by encircling them. The Legion can also be modified with spirits.

• Twilight Princess: Midna has regal authority over the denizens and beasts of her realm such as other Twili and Shadow Woflos. She also has the ability to claim command over beasts or beings corrupted by that realm, like the twilight Kargarok, and some affinity for other creatures of shadow not from her universe/dimension.
• Basic Shadow Magic: Midna can float in the air, hide in shadows and teleport short distances. None of these abilities are fast enough to be used for dodging anything but the slowest of attacks but they can be useful for hiding, bypassing obstacles or basic locomotion.
• Monstrous Cavalry: Midna has a talent for mounted combat using unusual steeds such as Wolfos and Kargarok. She can easily command her strange steed and fight at the same time and is able to adapt to new mounts with relative ease.
• Champion Mindset(Urbosa): increasing Midna's natural authority and charisma and giving her a complete affinity for the Divine Beast Vah Naboris.
• Champion Moveset (Urbosa): Midna can draw on the spirit of the Grudo champion’s martial talent, a flowing melding of might and magic that gives the princess increased skill and versatility when it comes to melee combat. It also gives her proficiency with various melee weapons, most notably the Urbosa favored armaments, the ever-reliable combo of the sword and shield.
• Skirmisher Style(Orendi), increasing Midna’s agility and acrobatic sense to allow her to better avoid damage through mobility without having to rely on flight or hiding in shadows.
• Tempered Flesh(Harbringer), increasing effective HP and bodily defense appreciably.

• Imp Body: Midna’s imp body isn’t exactly the hardiest of forms, nor is it the strongest. Finding suitably scaled armor or weapons is also difficult. after fusing with Urbosa she is now somewhat larger and notably more muscular, reducing this weakness somewhat.
• Light Based Attacks: While mere sunlight is no longer enough to damage her, as a Twili Midna still has a weakness to light based weapons or attacks (lasers, light magic, etc.). On top of this bright light is uncomfortable for her to bear and she is more vulnerable to being blinded/stunned by flashes or high intensities of light.
• Fated End(Urbosa): Suffers heavy stress when facing either electric enemies or enemies wielding a sword and shield, and near-paralysis if facing an enemy with both
• Dragon Weakness(flygon): Midna takes more damage from both dragon-aspected and anti-dragon attacks and weapons, as well as Fairy-type Pokemon moves and ice
• IWHBYD(Orendi):: making her much more likely to compulsively spout off whatever comes to mind, even in combat or potentially awkward social situations
• Mighty Glacier(Harbringer): decreasing running and flying speed somewhat
• Can't Fly (Mursame): making the host unable to fly under her own power
• Born for One Thing Only: disables all of the host's Strikers and spitting out their spirits, as well as preventing the gaining of new ones