03-17-2017, 08:11 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-20-2017, 01:46 PM by Handsome Jack.)
Tail (300)
Cell's long, green tail is as much a weapon as his arms and legs, perhaps even more so. It can strike like a kick or punch, and even stab his foes via a yellow spike upon the end. Its length lends itself well to wrapping around nearly any part of his target.
Deflection (300)
By infusing his limbs with ki, Cell can knock aside ranged and melee attacks. More powerful attacks are more difficult to deflect, as are attacks performed in rapid succession.
Rapid Fire Ki Blast; Ranged Proficiency, Burst Movement (300)
By focusing his energy, Cell can form a melon-sized orb of of yellowish ki in each of his palms. Holding his hands towards his foe, these balls assume a teardrop shape when launched and erupts in a meter-wide explosion on contact with a surface or opponent. Unlike his standard Ki Blast, Cell can fire this attack with machine-gun quickness, though the damage and range are cut in half. The volume of bullet-quick blasts coming heading towards his enemy can, however, make it far harder to avoid even a small percentage of them. Unlike his standard Ki Blast. Cell must remain still while firing these.
Absorption (0)
By stabbing his tail into a downed target, Cell can literally drain their lifeforce to fuel his own growth. In the Omniverse, this is how he extracts Omnilium from Secondaries and how he will generally kill a defeated Prime.
Tier 1 Special Attack: Super Ki Beam; Ranged Proficiency (600)
A variety of Ki Beam attacks taken from fighters such as Goku, Piccolo, Vegeta, and Freiza. Though the poses and appearances of the attacks may vary, their mechanical effects are all similar. A Super Ki Beam is sustained emission of energy that travels along a straight path towards a target. Rather than explode on contact, it deals continuous damage as long as the beam is maintain, though the more powerful nature of this attack forces Cell to drop it after a few seconds. Goes by various names: Final Flash, Super Kamehameha, Special Beam Cannon, and Death Cannon, among other less-used names.
Cell's long, green tail is as much a weapon as his arms and legs, perhaps even more so. It can strike like a kick or punch, and even stab his foes via a yellow spike upon the end. Its length lends itself well to wrapping around nearly any part of his target.
Deflection (300)
By infusing his limbs with ki, Cell can knock aside ranged and melee attacks. More powerful attacks are more difficult to deflect, as are attacks performed in rapid succession.
Rapid Fire Ki Blast; Ranged Proficiency, Burst Movement (300)
By focusing his energy, Cell can form a melon-sized orb of of yellowish ki in each of his palms. Holding his hands towards his foe, these balls assume a teardrop shape when launched and erupts in a meter-wide explosion on contact with a surface or opponent. Unlike his standard Ki Blast, Cell can fire this attack with machine-gun quickness, though the damage and range are cut in half. The volume of bullet-quick blasts coming heading towards his enemy can, however, make it far harder to avoid even a small percentage of them. Unlike his standard Ki Blast. Cell must remain still while firing these.
Absorption (0)
By stabbing his tail into a downed target, Cell can literally drain their lifeforce to fuel his own growth. In the Omniverse, this is how he extracts Omnilium from Secondaries and how he will generally kill a defeated Prime.
Tier 1 Special Attack: Super Ki Beam; Ranged Proficiency (600)
A variety of Ki Beam attacks taken from fighters such as Goku, Piccolo, Vegeta, and Freiza. Though the poses and appearances of the attacks may vary, their mechanical effects are all similar. A Super Ki Beam is sustained emission of energy that travels along a straight path towards a target. Rather than explode on contact, it deals continuous damage as long as the beam is maintain, though the more powerful nature of this attack forces Cell to drop it after a few seconds. Goes by various names: Final Flash, Super Kamehameha, Special Beam Cannon, and Death Cannon, among other less-used names.
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