10-16-2015, 04:36 AM
Stephan - we're not talking IC logic here, just move balance. Enel has a similar move:
"Static Electricity
Anyone that makes physical contact with Enel's body is vulnerable to getting an electric shock. It is not particularly powerful, serving mainly as a shock for those not expecting it, which can leave them open, or a painful deterrent to anyone trying to hold Enel. It is more powerful when Enel is well-rested, and dwindles to nothing as his energy levels decrease. It is automatic, but Enel can choose to withold it if he wishes to, for example, conserve energy, focus his energy on attacking, or carry an ally."
It's simply because his body is made of electricity. But that doesn't mean I can have an effect for free, because that's not allowed regardless of how we justify it.
"Static Electricity
Anyone that makes physical contact with Enel's body is vulnerable to getting an electric shock. It is not particularly powerful, serving mainly as a shock for those not expecting it, which can leave them open, or a painful deterrent to anyone trying to hold Enel. It is more powerful when Enel is well-rested, and dwindles to nothing as his energy levels decrease. It is automatic, but Enel can choose to withold it if he wishes to, for example, conserve energy, focus his energy on attacking, or carry an ally."
It's simply because his body is made of electricity. But that doesn't mean I can have an effect for free, because that's not allowed regardless of how we justify it.
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