Shaarib tries to get energy for G5 like Goku for a Super Spirit Bomb, but instead of laugh reactions he gets sad reactions and ends up like people affected by Perona's ghosts.
As Artemis released her second arrow, aimed directly at Gambit's swinging hammer, he felt a surge of electricity course through him, his instincts urging him to retaliate. But before he could act, the arrow struck his weapon, halting it in its tracks. Lightning crackled and air pressure surged past Artemis, but she remained largely protected, her cunning tactics proving effective once again.
Artemis's taunting words cut through the chaos of battle, her teasing tone daring Gambit to underestimate her. But as she pulled on the string, yanking the arrow lodged in his chest, Gambit's mind raced with clarity. He had not been thinking clearly, but now he saw his opportunity. With a sly smile, he allowed Artemis to push the arrow even deeper into his chest, baiting her into a false sense of victory.
"Here, dear," Gambit quipped in pain, his voice and blood dripping off his mouth with sarcasm as he peered into the future using his observation haki. With a flick of his hammer, he unleashed a deadly trap, spikes erupting from the ground with lethal precision aimed directly at Artemis. "Why don't you let me in?" he goaded, his words laced with menace as he prepared to turn the tide of battle in his favour.
Stalagmite: Gambit summons a stalagmite from under the opponent/s to impale them. - DPR: B, AOE requires 61 DF Mastery Total DPR: Town Level
But before they could impale her, he sought to trap her in place, using his command over the earth to hold her feet firmly in place. In that moment, Gambit proved that he was not one to be underestimated, his cunning and resolve shining through even during battle.
Bind: After using the Animate, Gambit fashions a portion of the earth under the target to snare his legs, preventing them from moving. - Unranked, requires 51 DF Mastery
With a swift motion, he raised his right hammer high, his gaze fixed firmly on Artemis, the Goddess who dared to challenge him. With a command whispered to the dark clouds above, Gambit invoked their power, calling forth a concentrated beam of lightning. Crackling with raw energy, it surged towards Artemis with unstoppable force, its sole purpose to strike down the Goddess who stood before him.
In that electrifying moment, Gambit's decisiveness was obstinate, his willpower manifesting in the form of a devastating bolt of lightning.
Whether it would be enough to claim victory remained to be seen, but one thing was certain: Gambit would stop at nothing to emerge triumphant against his formidable opponent.
"I would never underestimate a strong woman like you, my dear wife!"
Cosmic Mesocyclone: Gambit conjures and hatches two weather eggs to release dark clouds which will then call down heavy rain, fog, and mists. As the temperature and humidity significantly change, a supercell tornado is born, about a few miles in diameter and up to 50,000 feet tall. When the updraft bends the spinning air upwards, it starts rotating persistently with the spinning column of air until it fuses with the downdraft of the storm to reinforce each other. The result is a long-lived supercell storm which he can use to create more powerful storm-based attacks that he can manipulate over time. LASTS 2 TURNS. - Unranked, requires 100 Navigation, 1 Weather Egg
Lightning God Forge, Stormbreaker: Gambit soars to the clouds with incredible speed and starts to spin his Warhammer rapidly as he channels a massive amount of electricity into it. After that, he will descend to the target to deliver a lightning-imbued hammer strike while streams of electricity also discharge from him (his weapon) along the way. - DPR: S (for the strike) & DPR: B (for the electric discharges), requires 81 Weapon Style, 81 Dengeki Blue/Navigation, 81 Strength, 81 Movement Total DPR: Small Continent Level
Which still kinda confuses me to be honest-
Hunts/SW is canon, so assuming everyone's PCs continued as usual almost everyone had a fully-canon clone. That's a whole lotta shaky timelines.
Which still kinda confuses me to be honest-
Hunts/SW is canon, so assuming everyone's PCs continued as usual almost everyone had a fully-canon clone. That's a whole lotta shaky timelines.
In my mind its just whichever one started first happened first, the other happens after. Of course character development becomes a bit odd, clunky, but it is what it is
In my mind its just whichever one started first happened first, the other happens after. Of course character development becomes a bit odd, clunky, but it is what it is
Fair enough, that's the logic I went on;
It begged the question though, assuming someone (me) wasn't taking place in the split-canon and if I had spies (let's just say) in Boasey and someone went there for a Hunt- then I also had spies on Fishman Island and the same PC went there in storyline...
Would've I been able to attack someone in the past AND present AT THE SAME TIME?!
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