Official Move Approval III

[Amaterasu]

I probably should have checked that, sorry for making you go over it for me.

I'm adding RMP and Ranged Prof to the requirements. I'll purchase the former along with the move then, and leaving the maximum range to "summon" the bomb at 3 meters. Oh, and to answer your former question, the bomb can't be summoned on people's heads or similar - I'll add a short bold note of that in the move.

Another thing - I want to add a short note that cutting/snuffing the fuse would require a minimum of skill as it's a small target, and to avoid the bombs getting consistently made useless. I'm marking said note in bold too, if that's not okay you can approve the move without it.

Here's the "final" version.

Celestial Brush: Cherry Bomb - Requires Area Attack Proficiency, Ranged Proficiency, Ranged Materialize Proficiency
Expected cost - 300

Amaterasu uses the magic brush that is at the end of her hair, turning the very world before her into her canvas. She draws a circle into the air, while saying "baku" (japanese noun, meaning "explode"). This creates a large spherical Cherry Bomb with fuse, around one meter large, at the location she was drawing at - this can not be further away than three meters from her. The Cherry Bomb itself is completely wrapped into what looks like wrapping paper - it's very colorful, which makes it look more like a carnival firework than an actual danger.
The bomb lasts for ~5 seconds during which the fuse burns out. During that time it acts as a solid object - it can be pushed around and would roll down uneven terrain. However its large size makes it rather unhandy. After the five seconds, the bomb explodes into bright fireworks, smoke, confetti and a strong scent of gunpowder, dealing damage up to four meters from its center (so - that's not the bomb's size plus four meters, only four meters total). The fireworks also form the kanji 華 (kabi, shiny/flashy) for ca. 1 second. That is a cosmetic effect that does not influence the move. While the bomb is rather powerful its long duration before it explodes means that it is more useful to create an area of denial or to hit stationary targets.
It should also be noted that only a single bomb can be "active" at a time and that the fuse can be cut or snuffed to prevent the bomb from exploding - in which case it would harmlessly pop into a bunch of confetti, without exploding. Cutting or snuffing the fuse requires a minimum of skill. There's no minimum TEC requirement for this but as a rule of thumb an unskilled character couldn't cut multiple fuses consistently and without fail.
Finally, Cherry Bombs cannot be summoned to "automatically" hurt the opponent (for instance, by summoning it above them to drop on their heads).