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* AntiPoopSocking: Like many online game contemporaries, this one has a "stamina" system; playing in many gameplay modes will require you to spend a number of stamina, and they regenerate in a rate of one every 6 minutes. The stamina limit is increased by upping the captain's level. This would prevent the players from doing too much in one sitting. You can buy more stamina count by spending crystals, but the more you buy, the more expensive it'll get.
* ATasteOfPower: Some of the time limited event allows you to use level 80 and Rank SSS version of a certain character along with their optimal equipment for a test run.
* ATasteOfPower: Some of the time limited event allows you to use level 80 and Rank SSS version of a certain character along with their optimal equipment for a test run.
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* AntiPoopSocking: Like many online game contemporaries, this one has a "stamina" system; playing in many gameplay modes will require you to spend a number of stamina, and they regenerate in a rate of one every 6 minutes. The stamina limit is increased by upping the captain's level. This would prevent the players from doing too much in one sitting. You can buy more stamina count by spending crystals, but the more you buy, buy in a day, the more expensive it'll get.
* ATasteOfPower: Some of the time limited event allows you to use higher level80 and Rank SSS rank version of a certain character along with their optimal equipment for a test run.run. One of the rewards for the "cadets" for the "Shishou/Sensei System" is also a special trial character card which lets the cadet use a fixed-level, rank and equipment valkyrie for a few days in normal levels.
* ATasteOfPower: Some of the time limited event allows you to use higher level
* BeachEpisode: the Summer Wars event. In this event, you can acquire swimsuits for your valkyries, and there'll be event stages set at the beach.
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** The Anti-Entropy faction has Padrino the Golden Robot. It is tougher and hits harder than the regular mechs, and it's able to emits damaging shockwave when it slams the ground. When it's HP gets low enough, it produces a shield that blocks all frontal attacks and stagger the attacker.
* KingMook: The Anti-Entropy faction has Padrino, the golden version of the Titan Mecha. It is tougher and hits harder than the regular mechs, and it's able to emit damaging shockwave when it slams the ground. When its HP gets low enough, it produces a shield that blocks all frontal attacks, staggers the attacker and [[AttackReflector reflects projectiles]].
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* RivalsTeamUp: In the [[BeachEpisode Summer Wars]] event, Kiana and Bronya agree to team up to get the mysterious island treasure for Mei. The narration mentions that there's no knowing what would happen if the two actually get the treasure.
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** The Anti-Entropy faction has Padrino the Golden Robot. It is tougher and hits harder than the regular mechs, and it's able to emits damaging shockwave when it slams the ground. When it's HP gets low enough, it produces a shield that blocks all frontal attacks and stagger the attacker.
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* AchievementSystem: There is a list of achievements that will give you some coins and crystals if you manage them, such as leveling up your captain's level, gaining a number of A, S, SS and SSS rank valkyries, completing a number of missions, and much more.
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* AchievementSystem: AchievementSystem:
** There is a list of achievements that will give you some coins and crystals if you manage them, such as leveling up your captain's level, gaining a number of A, S, SS and SSS rank valkyries, completing a number of missions, and muchmore.more.
** There's also a minor version of it in most levels. Each level has 3 "medals" that can be acquired by completing specific objectives depending on the level, such as bringing a certain character to play, doing a number of combo hits, taking only a few amount of hits, etc. Successfully getting the medals will give you some Crystals, and in story mode, some Extra Modes and the Co-op Raid, collecting enough medals in a cluster of levels will give you bonus rewards such as money and materials.
** There is a list of achievements that will give you some coins and crystals if you manage them, such as leveling up your captain's level, gaining a number of A, S, SS and SSS rank valkyries, completing a number of missions, and much
** There's also a minor version of it in most levels. Each level has 3 "medals" that can be acquired by completing specific objectives depending on the level, such as bringing a certain character to play, doing a number of combo hits, taking only a few amount of hits, etc. Successfully getting the medals will give you some Crystals, and in story mode, some Extra Modes and the Co-op Raid, collecting enough medals in a cluster of levels will give you bonus rewards such as money and materials.
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* AnInteriorDesignerIsYou: In the Dormitory, you're given 3 rooms (2 bedrooms and 1 center room) for your SuperDeformed version of the Valkyries (and, later, Stigmata) to live in. By decorating your rooms, you'll gain "comfort points" which are used to determine your dorm's "comfort level", and doing renovations in your dorm's rooms will let you put in more decorations. The comfort level determines how much the dorm's energy supply regenerates, which are used for essential appliances in the center room: the stamina and technique training machines (increases your valkyries' EXP and skill points respectively), the weapon and stigmata enhancement pods (increases the EXP for weapon or stigmata), and the vending machine (which, if your stamina is full, will store a portion of the excess stamina). Aside from that, sometimes the valkyries will ask for certain appliance-related requests (such as wanting to eat, sleep or playing games), which would require you to buy the certain appliance so you can direct them to it; you'll gain a few affection points for the specific valkyrie and few goodies that way.
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* AnInteriorDesignerIsYou: In the Dormitory, you're given 3 rooms (2 bedrooms and 1 center room) for your SuperDeformed version of the Valkyries (and, later, Stigmata) to live in. By decorating your rooms, you'll gain "comfort points" which are used to determine your dorm's "comfort level", and doing renovations in your dorm's rooms will let you put in more decorations. The comfort level determines how much the dorm's energy supply regenerates, which are used for essential appliances in the center room: the stamina and technique training machines (increases your valkyries' EXP and skill points respectively), the weapon and stigmata enhancement pods (increases the EXP for weapon or stigmata), and the vending machine (which, if your stamina is full, will store a portion of the excess stamina). Aside from that, sometimes the valkyries will ask for certain appliance-related requests (such as wanting to eat, sleep or playing play games), which would require you to buy the certain appliance so you can direct them to it; you'll gain a few affection points for the specific valkyrie and few goodies that way.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: The KR and Global version of the game lacks the "touch the valkyrie on the home screen" feature, which, among other things, makes the achievement of raising their affection level difficult. The original CN server also loses it after a patch. At least, there's another feature where shaking the screen will cause the valkyries to react in a similar way.
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* {{Bowdlerize}}: The KR and Global version of the game lacks the "touch the valkyrie on the home screen" feature, which, among other things, makes the achievement of raising their affection level difficult. The original CN server also loses it after a patch. At least, there's another feature where shaking the screen will cause the valkyries to react in a similar way. The original CN server also loses it after a patch, but also added a "gal-game" feature that serves as another way of getting the affection points for your valkyries.
* DifficultyLevels: Usually comes in Normal, Hard and [[HarderThanHard Supreme]].
* DifficultySpike: Chapter 4 is where things would become harder, especially if you're trying to get the levels' medals.
* DifficultySpike: Chapter 4 is where things would become harder, especially if you're trying to get the levels' medals.
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## The boss may appear next to a Rare Monster (keyword being "may"). The trick is to perform a Stealth Kill to the Rare Monster while the boss is in the vicinity so that they'll get hit by the high (collateral) damage. Higher adventure level boss may teleport somewhere else after their health is depleted by a certain percentage; if the new place has another Rare Monster in it, you can use the Stealth Kill method again.
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## The boss may appear next to a Rare Monster (keyword being "may"). The trick is to perform a Stealth Kill to the Rare Monster while the boss is in the vicinity so that they'll get hit by the high (collateral) damage. Higher adventure level boss may teleport somewhere else after their health is depleted by a certain percentage; if the new place has another Rare Monster in it, you can use the Stealth Kill method again. Note that the level 27 boss highly resists it.
* EnemyMine: Chapter 7 shows that Theresa is willing to cooperate with Anti-Entropy in order to go against Otto.
* SocializationBonus:
** Making friends with other players will make you able to summon your friend to help in most missions. Doing so will also grant you Friendship Points.
** In the armada's Boss Invasion mode, playing co-op with your armada mates would let you do more damage easily than if you're playing alone. Playing co-op also extends the timer to 80 seconds.
** There are also materials that can only be acquired through playing coop stages.
** Making friends with other players will make you able to summon your friend to help in most missions. Doing so will also grant you Friendship Points.
** In the armada's Boss Invasion mode, playing co-op with your armada mates would let you do more damage easily than if you're playing alone. Playing co-op also extends the timer to 80 seconds.
** There are also materials that can only be acquired through playing coop stages.
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** The Memorial Arena game mode pits you against a selection of 2 bosses each week; you have to beat them under 5 minutes to score points, the faster the better. (Points are still awarded even if you fail.) Each time they're defeated, they'll go up a rank, which will make them pull out more powerful attacks and have more powerful attributes if you fight them again; defeating higher rank bosses means getting more points. You may get prizes from getting certain number of points, and you and the other players will also get ranked with the points; you may win better prizes if you get higher in the ranks.
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** The Memorial Arena game mode pits you against a selection of 2 2-3 bosses each week; you have to beat them under 5 minutes to score points, the faster the better. (Points are still awarded even if you fail.) Each time they're defeated, they'll go up a rank, which will make them pull out more powerful attacks and have more powerful attributes if you fight them again; defeating higher rank bosses means getting more points. You may get prizes from getting certain number of points, and you and the other players will also get ranked with the points; you may win better prizes if you get higher in the ranks.
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* FriendlyRivalry: Kiana and Bronya have a bit of a rivalry, namely over Mei’s attention and affection.
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* ChurchMilitant: The Schicksal Organization, at least at its core/in its earlier days, has some Christian (particularly Catholic) themes, and is led by an Archbishop. They're also the foremost group on fighting the Honkai phenomenon.
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** Focused Supply also costs Crystals; they will contain only some certain weapons and Stigmata as their grand prize, noted by the daily anmouncements. Expansion Supply, which appears less often, instead has only certain Valkyrie cards as their grand prize, and also costs Crsytals the same way. A few events may grant you Focused or Expansion Supply Coupons, which let you pull the supply for free.
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** Focused Supply also costs Crystals; they will contain only some certain weapons and Stigmata as their grand prize, noted by the daily anmouncements.announcements. Expansion Supply, which appears less often, instead has only certain Valkyrie cards as their grand prize, and also costs Crsytals the same way. A few events may grant you Focused or Expansion Supply Coupons, which let you pull the supply for free.
* RealEventFictionalCause: The "Black Death" plague in 15th century Europe is revealed to be part of the Honkai phenomenon.
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* ReferenceOverdosed: the game has a healthy number of references to various anime and games. From the achievements alone you may find more than a dozen of it, such as [[OnePunchMan Consecutive Normal Punches]] or [[FateStayNight Gate of Babylon]]. Then there's how White Comet Kiana has a few of {{Bayonetta}}'s attacks and techniques, including the Wicked Weaves and Witch Time.
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* ReferenceOverdosed: the game has a healthy number of references to various anime and games. From the achievements alone you may find more than a dozen of it, such as [[OnePunchMan Consecutive Normal Punches]] or [[FateStayNight Gate of Babylon]]. Then there's how White Comet Kiana has and Divine Prayer (Kiana variants) have a few of {{Bayonetta}}'s attacks and techniques, including the Wicked Weaves and Witch Time.
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* TrappedInTVLand: The Co-op Raid stages "HOMU Fantasy" has Kiana and Mei enter [[ShowWithinAShow the titular video game world]] in order to find Bronya who is missing. It turns out that not only Bronya wants to stay inside the game, she hacks it in order to fight her friends.
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* LootBoxes: The "Supply" is a gacha system with some cost. From there, you may randomly get goodies, depending on the kind of supply:
** Standard Supply costs Crystals to buy; you have the option of buying just one, or up to 10 in one go. It contains a variety of stuffs, including Valkyrie character cards (especially the S-rank ones), Epic-grade weapons and Stigmata. You can sometimes acquire Standard Supply Coupons[[note]]from either buying it with "Fame" (acquired from Armada-related gameplay) or randomly as "commission" prizes in the Armada[[/note]] which let you pull the supply for free.
** Focused Supply also costs Crystals; they will contain only some certain weapons and Stigmata as their grand prize, noted by the daily anmouncements. Expansion Supply, which appears less often, instead has only certain Valkyrie cards as their grand prize, and also costs Crsytals the same way. A few events may grant you Focused or Expansion Supply Coupons, which let you pull the supply for free.
** Friendship Supply costs Friendship Points (acquired by choosing one of your friend's characters to accompany you in gameplay). They only contain 1-2 starred materials, and occasionally a few Valkyrie fragments.
** There's also Event Supply, which would require event-related items to use. What they may contain also tend to be less random.
** Standard Supply costs Crystals to buy; you have the option of buying just one, or up to 10 in one go. It contains a variety of stuffs, including Valkyrie character cards (especially the S-rank ones), Epic-grade weapons and Stigmata. You can sometimes acquire Standard Supply Coupons[[note]]from either buying it with "Fame" (acquired from Armada-related gameplay) or randomly as "commission" prizes in the Armada[[/note]] which let you pull the supply for free.
** Focused Supply also costs Crystals; they will contain only some certain weapons and Stigmata as their grand prize, noted by the daily anmouncements. Expansion Supply, which appears less often, instead has only certain Valkyrie cards as their grand prize, and also costs Crsytals the same way. A few events may grant you Focused or Expansion Supply Coupons, which let you pull the supply for free.
** Friendship Supply costs Friendship Points (acquired by choosing one of your friend's characters to accompany you in gameplay). They only contain 1-2 starred materials, and occasionally a few Valkyrie fragments.
** There's also Event Supply, which would require event-related items to use. What they may contain also tend to be less random.
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* PantyShot: Bronya’s Valkyrie Chariot, Mei’s Shadow Dash, Valkyrie Bladestrike and Lightning Empress, and Sakura’s Flame Sakitama all allow the player to see the respective Valkyrie’s panties, particularly when they run.
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* PantyShot: Due entirely to each of them wearing a DangerouslyShortSkirt, Bronya’s Valkyrie Chariot, Mei’s Shadow Dash, Valkyrie Bladestrike and Lightning Empress, and Sakura’s Flame Sakitama all allow the player to see the respective Valkyrie’s panties, particularly when they run.
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* AchievementSystem: There is a list of achievements that will give you some coins and crystals if you manage them, such as leveling up your captain's level, gaining a number of A, S, SS and SSS rank valkyries, completing a number of missions, and much more.
* AndYourRewardIsInteriorDecorating: In the Dormitory, increasing the "dorm acceptance" number of certain valkyrie suits to a certain point will net you a reward of interior appliance for your dorm.
* AnInteriorDesignerIsYou: In the Dormitory, you're given 3 rooms (2 bedrooms and 1 center room) for your SuperDeformed version of the Valkyries (and, later, Stigmata) to live in. By decorating your rooms, you'll gain "comfort points" which are used to determine your dorm's "comfort level", and doing renovations in your dorm's rooms will let you put in more decorations. The comfort level determines how much the dorm's energy supply regenerates, which are used for essential appliances in the center room: the stamina and technique training machines (increases your valkyries' EXP and skill points respectively), the weapon and stigmata enhancement pods (increases the EXP for weapon or stigmata), and the vending machine (which, if your stamina is full, will store a portion of the excess stamina). Aside from that, sometimes the valkyries will ask for certain appliance-related requests (such as wanting to eat, sleep or playing games), which would require you to buy the certain appliance so you can direct them to it; you'll gain a few affection points for the specific valkyrie and few goodies that way.
* AnInteriorDesignerIsYou: In the Dormitory, you're given 3 rooms (2 bedrooms and 1 center room) for your SuperDeformed version of the Valkyries (and, later, Stigmata) to live in. By decorating your rooms, you'll gain "comfort points" which are used to determine your dorm's "comfort level", and doing renovations in your dorm's rooms will let you put in more decorations. The comfort level determines how much the dorm's energy supply regenerates, which are used for essential appliances in the center room: the stamina and technique training machines (increases your valkyries' EXP and skill points respectively), the weapon and stigmata enhancement pods (increases the EXP for weapon or stigmata), and the vending machine (which, if your stamina is full, will store a portion of the excess stamina). Aside from that, sometimes the valkyries will ask for certain appliance-related requests (such as wanting to eat, sleep or playing games), which would require you to buy the certain appliance so you can direct them to it; you'll gain a few affection points for the specific valkyrie and few goodies that way.
* {{Bowdlerize}}: The KR and Global version of the game lacks the "touch the valkyrie on the home screen" feature, which, among other things, makes the achievement of raising their affection level difficult. The original CN server also loses it after a patch. At least, there's another feature where shaking the screen will cause the valkyries to react in a similar way.
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## You can try acquiring "soul cannon" from one of the available tasks, which lets you launch highly damaging exploding fireballs. After you get the item, you can teleport out of the area where you get it and into where the boss is located; you can then use the soul cannon to hit the boss safely from afar, for huge damage. (The boss may teleport to another place, like the above.) Note that the stuff does elemental damage, and the level 30 boss is immune to them.
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## You can try acquiring "soul cannon" from one of the available tasks, which lets you launch highly damaging exploding fireballs. After you get the item, you can teleport out of the area where you get it and into where the boss is located; you can then use the soul cannon to hit the boss safely from afar, for huge damage. (The boss may teleport to another place, like the above.) Note that the stuff does elemental damage, and the level 30 27 boss is immune to them.them.
* DubNameChange:
** Downplayed with 天命, which gets translated to "Schicksal". Both means "destiny" in Chinese/Japanese and German respectively.
** Also downplayed with 律者, which gets translated to "Herrscher". Both means "ruler" in Chinese/Japanese and German respectively.
** Played straight with Nengentropy, which becomes "Anti-Entropy".
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** Downplayed with 天命, which gets translated to "Schicksal". Both means "destiny" in Chinese/Japanese and German respectively.
** Also downplayed with 律者, which gets translated to "Herrscher". Both means "ruler" in Chinese/Japanese and German respectively.
** Played straight with Nengentropy, which becomes "Anti-Entropy".
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* FlavorText: The game gives some lore for the equippable weapons, as well as each of the Valkyrie suits you can obtain. The latter needs to be unlocked by increasing their affection level.
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* CharacterLevel: each of the Valkyrie suits have their "levels", which can be increased by playing as them or by special EXP chips, the latter method being faster. Leveling up means increasing their stats amd available skill levels, as well as increasing their "load point" so that they can equip more powerful weapons and Sitgmata.
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* CharacterLevel: each of the Valkyrie suits have their "levels", which can be increased by playing as them or by special EXP chips, the latter method being faster. Leveling up means increasing their stats amd and available skill levels, as well as increasing their "load point" so that they can equip more powerful weapons and Sitgmata.
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* DiscOneNuke: Valkyrie Chariot Bronya’s QTE attack is an AOE slam attack that deals immense damage to enemies caught within it and lifts them up into the air to juggle them even further. It can also be easily triggered by stunning the opponent, which White Comet Kiana (your starting valkyrie) can do with her normal attacks.
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** Valkyrie Chariot Bronya’s QTE attack is an AOE slam attack that deals immense damage to enemies caught within it and lifts them up into the air to juggle them even further. It can also be easily triggered by stunning the opponent, which White Comet Kiana (your starting valkyrie) can do with her normal attacks.
** Valkyrie Chariot Bronya’s QTE attack is an AOE slam attack that deals immense damage to enemies caught within it and lifts them up into the air to juggle them even further. It can also be easily triggered by stunning the opponent, which White Comet Kiana (your starting valkyrie) can do with her normal attacks.
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** The Infinite Abyss gameplay mode, where you descend down "floors" as you fight increasingly stronger mooks and EliteMooks; every 10th floor there'll be boss enemies as well. In this gameplay mode, the active valkyrie's HP will also drain at a rapid rate (i.e half a second), which would force you to either kill the enemies quickly (so that they'll drop HP pickups) or use valkyries that can heal others. If your valkyries died on a floor, you'll be stuck on that floor and you'll have to use a set of other valkyries as the dead ones slowly recover in order to keep on advancing. You're going to compete against other players to see how many floors they've completed; you'll be given consumable items that will either help you advance faster, or hinder other players' progress. If you manage to place yourself in the top 5 or 3, you'll get rewards when the game's time limit ends (the "challenge" occurs twice a week) and the right to descend to a lower, tougher "level" of the abyss to get even better rewards. There are 7 levels of this abyss; the deeper it gets, the hotter it gets, which means the enemies are tougher and your HP depletes quicker.
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** The Infinite Abyss gameplay mode, where you descend down "floors" as you fight increasingly stronger mooks and EliteMooks; every 10th floor there'll be boss enemies as well. In this gameplay mode, the active valkyrie's HP will also drain at a rapid rate (i.e half a second), which would force you to either kill the enemies quickly (so that they'll drop HP pickups) or use valkyries that can heal others. If your valkyries died on a floor, you'll be stuck on that floor and you'll have to use a set of other valkyries as the dead ones slowly recover in order to keep on advancing. You're going to compete against other players to see how many floors they've completed; you'll be given consumable items that will either help you advance faster, or hinder other players' progress. If you manage to place yourself in the top 5 or 3, you'll get rewards when the game's time limit ends (the "challenge" occurs twice a week) and the right to descend to a lower, tougher "level" of the abyss to get even better rewards. There are 7 levels of this abyss; the deeper it gets, the hotter it gets, which means the enemies are tougher and your HP depletes quicker. In a subversion, each level of the abyss has only 33 floors; the final floor always has [[DualBoss both Ganesha and Dark Bronya fighting against you]].
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* VideoGameDashing: the "dodge" button would make the character do a short dash move; Mei, Sakura and Bronya do a FlashStep while Kiana, Himeko and Theresa only do short hops, and Kallen slides a short distance. Aside from aiding with movement, the button is also used to dodge incoming attacks; if timed right, it means you've successfully done an "Ultimate Evasion" and will trigger its effects (depending on the character).
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* VideoGameDashing: the "dodge" button would make the character do a short dash move; Mei, Sakura and Bronya do a FlashStep while Kiana, Himeko and Theresa only do short hops, and Kallen slides a short distance. Aside from aiding with movement, the button is also used to dodge incoming attacks; [[JustFrameBonus if timed right, right]], it means you've successfully done an "Ultimate Evasion" and will trigger its effects (depending on the character).
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** Sakura’s Gyakushinn Miko battle suit also qualifies as one, due to her quick attacks, fast dashes, and good damage output making much of the game’s early content very easy.
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* NightOfTheLivingMooks: Zombies appear as enemies in the levels. [[OurZombiesAreDifferent They aren't your regular zombies, either]]: they move as normally as humans would (except for 2 of the kinds, which [[PowerFloats float in the air]] instead), they merely have pale and sometimes cracked skins, and they use their weapons well (again, except for 2 of the kinds, who use some magical powers). [[MonogenderMonsters They all seem to be female, too]]. They're weak against Mecha-type Valkyries.
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* NightOfTheLivingMooks: Zombies appear as enemies in the levels. [[OurZombiesAreDifferent They aren't your regular zombies, either]]: they move as normally as humans would (except for 2 of the kinds, which [[PowerFloats float in the air]] instead), they merely have pale and sometimes cracked skins, and they use their weapons well (again, except for 2 of the kinds, who use some magical powers). [[MonogenderMonsters They all seem to be female, too]]. They're They’re weak against Mecha-type Valkyries.Valkyries.
* PantyShot: Bronya’s Valkyrie Chariot, Mei’s Shadow Dash, Valkyrie Bladestrike and Lightning Empress, and Sakura’s Flame Sakitama all allow the player to see the respective Valkyrie’s panties, particularly when they run.
* PantyShot: Bronya’s Valkyrie Chariot, Mei’s Shadow Dash, Valkyrie Bladestrike and Lightning Empress, and Sakura’s Flame Sakitama all allow the player to see the respective Valkyrie’s panties, particularly when they run.
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* BossInMookClothing: Occasionally, you may find enemy versions of Kiana, Mei or Bronya as a mook in the levels. Their attacks are slower than the playable version's (but still faster than the average mooks), but with their ability to use combos, Ultimate Evasions and Ultimate Skill, they're as much pain as "Dark Bronya" (an actual boss, of Chapter 2).
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** Downplayed for the most part. Monsters with shield gauges are highly resistant to flinching, but some certain attacks and/or buffs of the valkyries may still be able to flinch them. Most valkyries that have a SuperMode as their ultimate skill will also have resistance (i.e not immunity) to flinching when it's active, and Himeko's {{Charged Attack}}s and some of her weapon skills would also make her resistant to flinching.
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** Downplayed for the most part. Monsters with shield gauges are highly resistant to flinching, but some certain attacks and/or buffs of the valkyries may still be able to flinch them. When the gauge is depleted, any attack will flinch them. Most valkyries that have a SuperMode as their ultimate skill will also have resistance (i.e not immunity) to flinching when it's active, and Himeko's {{Charged Attack}}s and some of her weapon skills would also make her resistant to flinching.
** Battle Storm (Himeko)'s team skill in co-op plays is an attack that draws the attention of the enemies hit towards her, while also buffing her defense.
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* ShieldBearingMook: The "shield Honkai beast" mook (Psychic type, name varies) and the "mech zombie" mook (Mecha/Creature type, name varies) have shields that protect them from frontal attacks. You have to either attack them from behind or use elemental attacks against them to deal damage. In a variant, the "scythe zombie" and "dual swords zombie" mooks may sometimes attempt to block your melee attacks, and the latter has a CounterAttack should you attack them too much. The "titan mecha" mooks may also sometimes put up a DeflectorShield that will deflect projectiles off them and CounterAttack incoming melee attacks.
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* ShieldBearingMook: The "shield Honkai beast" mook (Psychic type, name varies) and the "mech zombie" mook (Mecha/Creature type, name varies) have shields that protect them from frontal attacks. You have to either attack them from behind or use elemental attacks against them to deal damage. In a variant, the "scythe zombie" and "dual swords zombie" mooks may sometimes attempt to block your melee attacks, and the latter has a CounterAttack should you attack them too much. The "titan mecha" mooks may also sometimes put up a DeflectorShield that will deflect projectiles off them and CounterAttack incoming melee attacks. attacks at point blank.
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** the The rare "shaman mecha" mook (name varies) can either give a high defense buff to other enemies, or trigger a Time Fracture of its own, slowing you down to a halt. You'll have a hard time beating the other enemies if you don't destroy that one first.
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* TimeLimitBoss: The Memorial Arena game mode pits you against a selection of 2 bosses each week; you have to beat them under 5 minutes to score points, the faster the better. (Points are still awarded even if you fail.) Each time they're defeated, they'll go up a rank, which will make them pull out more powerful attacks and have more powerful attributes if you fight them again; defeating higher rank bosses means getting more points. You may get prizes from getting certain number of points, and you and the other players will also get ranked with the points; you may win better prizes if you get higher in the ranks.
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* TimeLimitBoss: TimeLimitBoss:
** The Memorial Arena game mode pits you against a selection of 2 bosses each week; you have to beat them under 5 minutes to score points, the faster the better. (Points are still awarded even if you fail.) Each time they're defeated, they'll go up a rank, which will make them pull out more powerful attacks and have more powerful attributes if you fight them again; defeating higher rank bosses means getting more points. You may get prizes from getting certain number of points, and you and the other players will also get ranked with the points; you may win better prizes if you get higher in the ranks.
** The special "Boss Invasion" game mode (Armada-specific) has you and your armada members (individually, or by co-op) trying to deplete a boss' health under 1 minute. There are limited attempts available for each armada member, and the members will gain rewards if the boss gets under 66%, 33% and 0% HP.
** The Memorial Arena game mode pits you against a selection of 2 bosses each week; you have to beat them under 5 minutes to score points, the faster the better. (Points are still awarded even if you fail.) Each time they're defeated, they'll go up a rank, which will make them pull out more powerful attacks and have more powerful attributes if you fight them again; defeating higher rank bosses means getting more points. You may get prizes from getting certain number of points, and you and the other players will also get ranked with the points; you may win better prizes if you get higher in the ranks.
** The special "Boss Invasion" game mode (Armada-specific) has you and your armada members (individually, or by co-op) trying to deplete a boss' health under 1 minute. There are limited attempts available for each armada member, and the members will gain rewards if the boss gets under 66%, 33% and 0% HP.
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* EasyLevelTrick: Urgent Missions in Sakura Samsara will pit you against a "boss monster" that has really high defenses; the fight is also a semi-TimedMission where, after 90 seconds have passed, they'll have increased stats, be ImmuneOFlinching and deal fire elemental damage just by being in your vicinity. There are tricks to defeating them quickly, however:
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* EasyLevelTrick: Urgent Missions in Sakura Samsara will pit you against a "boss monster" that has really high defenses; the fight is also a semi-TimedMission where, after 90 seconds have passed, they'll have increased stats, be ImmuneOFlinching ImmuneToFlinching and deal continuous fire elemental damage just by being in your vicinity. There are tricks to defeating them quickly, however:
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* ShieldBearingMook: The "shield Honkai beast" mook (Psychic type, name varies) and the "mech zombie" mook (Mecha/Creature type, name varies) have shields that protect them from frontal attacks. You have to either attack them from behind or use elemental attacks against them to deal damage. In a variant, the "scythe zombie" and "dual swords zombie" mooks may sometimes attempt to block your melee attacks, and the latter has a CounterAttack should you attack them too much.
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* ShieldBearingMook: The "shield Honkai beast" mook (Psychic type, name varies) and the "mech zombie" mook (Mecha/Creature type, name varies) have shields that protect them from frontal attacks. You have to either attack them from behind or use elemental attacks against them to deal damage. In a variant, the "scythe zombie" and "dual swords zombie" mooks may sometimes attempt to block your melee attacks, and the latter has a CounterAttack should you attack them too much. The "titan mecha" mooks may also sometimes put up a DeflectorShield that will deflect projectiles off them and CounterAttack incoming melee attacks.
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* EliteMook: the "elite monsters", who have [[MultipleLifeBars 2-3 bars of health]] instead of just one and have "elite shields", a gauge that will reduce damage taken until the gauge is depleted from taking hits; the gauge will regenerate after some time, as well. They also have more powerful attacks than regular mooks.
* EndlessGame:
** The Infinite Abyss gameplay mode, where you descend down "floors" as you fight increasingly stronger mooks and EliteMooks; every 10th floor there'll be boss enemies as well. In this gameplay mode, the active valkyrie's HP will also drain at a rapid rate (i.e half a second), which would force you to either kill the enemies quickly (so that they'll drop HP pickups) or use valkyries that can heal others. If your valkyries died on a floor, you'll be stuck on that floor and you'll have to use a set of other valkyries as the dead ones slowly recover in order to keep on advancing. You're going to compete against other players to see how many floors they've completed; you'll be given consumable items that will either help you advance faster, or hinder other players' progress. If you manage to place yourself in the top 5 or 3, you'll get rewards when the game's time limit ends (the "challenge" occurs twice a week) and the right to descend to a lower, tougher "level" of the abyss to get even better rewards. There are 7 levels of this abyss; the deeper it gets, the hotter it gets, which means the enemies are tougher and your HP depletes quicker.
** The Matrix Explore gameplay mode (only if you've joined an Armada), where you go up floors; whenever you complete a floor, you'll get a few rewards. The more floors you complete, the more points you get, and the tougher the enemies become. Every 5th floors there'll be elite mooks you have to fight, while every 10th floors there'll be proper bosses; beating them will give you big rewards. The points are for gaining extra rewards for the armada; accumulate enough of the points with your armada mates and you can get even better rewards. The catch is that your healing abilities are disabled; you either have to wait for the health pickups to drop (which is rare) or gain the buffs exclusive to this mode which lets you heal by doing certain actions (which has a slow rate, and comes with a price). You're allowed to bring more than 3 valkyries (you play 3, the rest are reserves); the higher your captain level, the more valkyries you're allowed to bring (up to 9), but once you start playing the mode, you can't change your valkyries (outside of the ones you choose) unless you "reset" the playthrough. The reserves are there in case your main valkyries die, and once all of them dies you'll have to reset.
* EndlessGame:
** The Infinite Abyss gameplay mode, where you descend down "floors" as you fight increasingly stronger mooks and EliteMooks; every 10th floor there'll be boss enemies as well. In this gameplay mode, the active valkyrie's HP will also drain at a rapid rate (i.e half a second), which would force you to either kill the enemies quickly (so that they'll drop HP pickups) or use valkyries that can heal others. If your valkyries died on a floor, you'll be stuck on that floor and you'll have to use a set of other valkyries as the dead ones slowly recover in order to keep on advancing. You're going to compete against other players to see how many floors they've completed; you'll be given consumable items that will either help you advance faster, or hinder other players' progress. If you manage to place yourself in the top 5 or 3, you'll get rewards when the game's time limit ends (the "challenge" occurs twice a week) and the right to descend to a lower, tougher "level" of the abyss to get even better rewards. There are 7 levels of this abyss; the deeper it gets, the hotter it gets, which means the enemies are tougher and your HP depletes quicker.
** The Matrix Explore gameplay mode (only if you've joined an Armada), where you go up floors; whenever you complete a floor, you'll get a few rewards. The more floors you complete, the more points you get, and the tougher the enemies become. Every 5th floors there'll be elite mooks you have to fight, while every 10th floors there'll be proper bosses; beating them will give you big rewards. The points are for gaining extra rewards for the armada; accumulate enough of the points with your armada mates and you can get even better rewards. The catch is that your healing abilities are disabled; you either have to wait for the health pickups to drop (which is rare) or gain the buffs exclusive to this mode which lets you heal by doing certain actions (which has a slow rate, and comes with a price). You're allowed to bring more than 3 valkyries (you play 3, the rest are reserves); the higher your captain level, the more valkyries you're allowed to bring (up to 9), but once you start playing the mode, you can't change your valkyries (outside of the ones you choose) unless you "reset" the playthrough. The reserves are there in case your main valkyries die, and once all of them dies you'll have to reset.
* ImmuneToFlinching:
** Downplayed for the most part. Monsters with shield gauges are highly resistant to flinching, but some certain attacks and/or buffs of the valkyries may still be able to flinch them. Most valkyries that have a SuperMode as their ultimate skill will also have resistance (i.e not immunity) to flinching when it's active, and Himeko's {{Charged Attack}}s and some of her weapon skills would also make her resistant to flinching.
** Played straight with bosses, who won't flinch until their shield gauge is depleted; for bonus points, they tend to be stunned/dazed when their shield gauge is broken. Also with the rare "Iron Body" buff, which gives total immunity to flinching; a few monsters may briefly gain this buff during their attacks, while the "Titan Mecha" mook will gain the buff when it TurnsRed (after you deplete its health enough).
** Downplayed for the most part. Monsters with shield gauges are highly resistant to flinching, but some certain attacks and/or buffs of the valkyries may still be able to flinch them. Most valkyries that have a SuperMode as their ultimate skill will also have resistance (i.e not immunity) to flinching when it's active, and Himeko's {{Charged Attack}}s and some of her weapon skills would also make her resistant to flinching.
** Played straight with bosses, who won't flinch until their shield gauge is depleted; for bonus points, they tend to be stunned/dazed when their shield gauge is broken. Also with the rare "Iron Body" buff, which gives total immunity to flinching; a few monsters may briefly gain this buff during their attacks, while the "Titan Mecha" mook will gain the buff when it TurnsRed (after you deplete its health enough).
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* ShieldBearingMook: The "shield Honkai beast" mook (Psychic type, name varies) and the "mech zombie" mook (Mecha/Creature type, name varies) have shields that protect them from frontal at
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* NightOfTheLivingMooks: Zombies appear as enemies in the levels. [[OurZombiesAreDifferent They aren't your regular zombies, either]]: they move as normally as humans would (except for 2 of the kinds, which [[PowerFloats float in the air]] instead), they merely have pale and sometimes cracked skins, and they use their weapons well (again, except for 2 of the kinds, who use some magical powers). [[MonogenderMonsters They all seem to be female, too]].
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* NightOfTheLivingMooks: Zombies appear as enemies in the levels. [[OurZombiesAreDifferent They aren't your regular zombies, either]]: they move as normally as humans would (except for 2 of the kinds, which [[PowerFloats float in the air]] instead), they merely have pale and sometimes cracked skins, and they use their weapons well (again, except for 2 of the kinds, who use some magical powers). [[MonogenderMonsters They all seem to be female, too]]. They're weak against Mecha-type Valkyries.
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''Honkai Impact 3'' (aka ''Benghuai 3rd'' or ''Houkai 3rd'') is the sequel to Guns Girlz - Mirage Cabin, developed by Creator/miHoYo. It was released first in China in 2014 and globally on March 28, 2018 for UsefulNotes/{{iOS}} and UsefulNotes/{{Android}}.
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''Honkai Impact 3'' (aka ''Benghuai 3rd'' or ''Houkai 3rd'') is the sequel to Guns Girlz - Mirage Cabin, developed by Creator/miHoYo.Creator/{{miHoYo}}. It was released first in China in 2014 and globally on March 28, 2018 for UsefulNotes/{{iOS}} and UsefulNotes/{{Android}}.
* ActionBomb: The MechaMook called Spider Mecha and its variants are robotic suicide bombers; they either do high damage when they go boom, or leave a patch of slow debuff on the ground on their wake. A stronger version of them can act as mines, too. Whenever HOLA appears as mooks, they also have "exploding near you" as a tactic.
* BackStab:
** Shadow Dash (Mei) and Black Nucleus (Bronya) have skills that increase their attacks' damage if they hit the enemy's backs.
** In Sakura Samsara game mode, with Stealth Mode activated, you can sneak behind the roaming enemies (including Rare Monsters) and do a powerful attack (with good timing) that deal massive damage to them. Most enemies die in one hit with it, while that may not always happen with the Rare Monsters as they have high HP (although the attack can deal CriticalHit that increases the damage immensely).
** Shadow Dash (Mei) and Black Nucleus (Bronya) have skills that increase their attacks' damage if they hit the enemy's backs.
** In Sakura Samsara game mode, with Stealth Mode activated, you can sneak behind the roaming enemies (including Rare Monsters) and do a powerful attack (with good timing) that deal massive damage to them. Most enemies die in one hit with it, while that may not always happen with the Rare Monsters as they have high HP (although the attack can deal CriticalHit that increases the damage immensely).
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* CharacterLevel: each of the Valkyrie suits have their "levels", which can be increased by playing as them or by special EXP chips, the latter method being faster. Leveling up means increasing their stats, as well as increasing their "load point" so that they can equip more powerful weapons and Sitgmata.
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* CharacterLevel: each of the Valkyrie suits have their "levels", which can be increased by playing as them or by special EXP chips, the latter method being faster. Leveling up means increasing their stats, stats amd available skill levels, as well as increasing their "load point" so that they can equip more powerful weapons and Sitgmata.
* EasyLevelTrick: Urgent Missions in Sakura Samsara will pit you against a "boss monster" that has really high defenses; the fight is also a semi-TimedMission where, after 90 seconds have passed, they'll have increased stats, be ImmuneOFlinching and deal fire elemental damage just by being in your vicinity. There are tricks to defeating them quickly, however:
## The boss may appear next to a Rare Monster (keyword being "may"). The trick is to perform a Stealth Kill to the Rare Monster while the boss is in the vicinity so that they'll get hit by the high (collateral) damage. Higher adventure level boss may teleport somewhere else after their health is depleted by a certain percentage; if the new place has another Rare Monster in it, you can use the Stealth Kill method again.
## You can try acquiring "soul cannon" from one of the available tasks, which lets you launch highly damaging exploding fireballs. After you get the item, you can teleport out of the area where you get it and into where the boss is located; you can then use the soul cannon to hit the boss safely from afar, for huge damage. (The boss may teleport to another place, like the above.) Note that the stuff does elemental damage, and the level 30 boss is immune to them.
## The boss may appear next to a Rare Monster (keyword being "may"). The trick is to perform a Stealth Kill to the Rare Monster while the boss is in the vicinity so that they'll get hit by the high (collateral) damage. Higher adventure level boss may teleport somewhere else after their health is depleted by a certain percentage; if the new place has another Rare Monster in it, you can use the Stealth Kill method again.
## You can try acquiring "soul cannon" from one of the available tasks, which lets you launch highly damaging exploding fireballs. After you get the item, you can teleport out of the area where you get it and into where the boss is located; you can then use the soul cannon to hit the boss safely from afar, for huge damage. (The boss may teleport to another place, like the above.) Note that the stuff does elemental damage, and the level 30 boss is immune to them.
* MechaMooks: Robots appear as mooks starting from chapter 2. The Anti-Entropy apparently prefers building robots to do their dirty work, as they deem the whole Valkyrie business (i.e turning humans into disposable soldiers against the Honkai) as unethical; their robots, however, cannot handle as much Honkai Energy as human body would, making them weaker potentially. They're weak against Psychic-type Valkyries.
* NightOfTheLivingMooks: Zombies appear as enemies in the levels. [[OurZombiesAreDifferent They aren't your regular zombies, either]]: they move as normally as humans would (except for 2 of the kinds, which [[PowerFloats float in the air]] instead), they merely have pale and sometimes cracked skins, and they use their weapons well (again, except for 2 of the kinds, who use some magical powers). [[MonogenderMonsters They all seem to be female, too]].
* NightOfTheLivingMooks: Zombies appear as enemies in the levels. [[OurZombiesAreDifferent They aren't your regular zombies, either]]: they move as normally as humans would (except for 2 of the kinds, which [[PowerFloats float in the air]] instead), they merely have pale and sometimes cracked skins, and they use their weapons well (again, except for 2 of the kinds, who use some magical powers). [[MonogenderMonsters They all seem to be female, too]].
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* RankInflation: The story has at least acknowledged B, A and S rank Valkyries. You'll start your game with B-ranked ones (Kiana at the start is also a B-rank), then as you collect "fragments", you can either upgrade your existing Valkyrie suits' rank or get new A-rank or even S-rank suits. The inflation comes in the SS and SSS-rank Valkyries, which requires you to collect a boatload of Valkyrie fragments. The ranks here are used to upgrade the Valkyries' Leader Skills and unlock new sub-skills for them, making them more powerful and useful.
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* RankInflation: The story has at least acknowledged B, A and S rank Valkyries. You'll start your game with B-ranked ones (Kiana at the start is also a B-rank), then as you collect "fragments", you can either upgrade your existing Valkyrie suits' rank or get new A-rank or even S-rank suits. The inflation comes in the SS and SSS-rank Valkyries, which requires require you to collect a boatload of Valkyrie fragments. The ranks here are used to upgrade the Valkyries' Leader Skills and unlock new sub-skills for them, making them more powerful and useful.
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* ShootTheMageFirst:
** The "coffin zombie" mook (name varies) can [[MookMaker summon weaker zombie mooks from her coffin]] and has a potent WaveMotionGun attack. If she isn't beaten quickly, you'll have to deal with many minor zombies while she lasers you from far away.
** The "intangible zombie" mook (name varies) can [[IntangibleMan turn intangible]] to avoid your attacks (although they can't attack in that state), create a slowing AreaOfEffect on the ground, and buff other enemies in the area. A stronger version of them has potent [[AnIcePerson ice attacks]], while another can deploy "glowing AOE towers" that can either attack you in varying ways, or give her and/or other enemies a buff, or even [[MookMedic heal them]]. Defeating them (and the glowing towers) quickly will help you big time.
** the rare "shaman mecha" mook (name varies) can either give a high defense buff to other enemies, or trigger a Time Fracture of its own, slowing you down to a halt. You'll have a hard time beating the other enemies if you don't destroy that one first.
** The "coffin zombie" mook (name varies) can [[MookMaker summon weaker zombie mooks from her coffin]] and has a potent WaveMotionGun attack. If she isn't beaten quickly, you'll have to deal with many minor zombies while she lasers you from far away.
** The "intangible zombie" mook (name varies) can [[IntangibleMan turn intangible]] to avoid your attacks (although they can't attack in that state), create a slowing AreaOfEffect on the ground, and buff other enemies in the area. A stronger version of them has potent [[AnIcePerson ice attacks]], while another can deploy "glowing AOE towers" that can either attack you in varying ways, or give her and/or other enemies a buff, or even [[MookMedic heal them]]. Defeating them (and the glowing towers) quickly will help you big time.
** the rare "shaman mecha" mook (name varies) can either give a high defense buff to other enemies, or trigger a Time Fracture of its own, slowing you down to a halt. You'll have a hard time beating the other enemies if you don't destroy that one first.
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* TimeLimitBoss: The Memorial Arena game mode pits you against a selection of 2 bosses each week; you have to beat them under 5 minutes to score points, the faster the better. (Points are still awarded even if you fail.) Each time they're defeated, they'll go up a rank, which will make them pull out more powerful attacks and have more powerful attributes if you fight them again; defeating higher rank bosses means getting more points. You may get prizes from getting certain number of points, and you and the other players will also get ranked with the points; you may win better prizes if you get higher in the ranks.
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* AntiPoopSocking: Like many online game contemporaries, this one has a "stamina" system; playing in many gameplay modes will require you to spend a number of stamina, and they regenerate in a rate of one every 6 minutes. The stamina limit is increased by upping the captain's level. This would prevent the players from doing too much in one sitting. You can buy more stamina count by spending crystals, but the more you buy, the more expensive it'll get.
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* GreyAndGrayMorality: The two rival organizations, the Schicksal and Anti-Entropy, both have a fair share of good and bad seeds in them; both have done a number of questionable ethical things im order to fight the Honkai phenomenon and protect humanity. The Honkai forces, meanwhile - like the Gohma from ''AsurasWrath'' - believe that humans are a plague that has harmed the planet and they aim to exterminate them.
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* GreyAndGrayMorality: The two rival organizations, the Schicksal and Anti-Entropy, both have a fair share of good and bad seeds in them; both have done a number of questionable questionably ethical things im order to fight the Honkai phenomenon and protect humanity. The Honkai forces, meanwhile - like the Gohma from ''AsurasWrath'' - believe that humans are a plague that has harmed the planet and they aim to exterminate them.
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* PowerLevels: They're presented in form of CP (Character Points), which are increased by leveling your Valkyrie up, increasing their rank and equipping them with powerful weapons and Stigmata. A few game modes recommend you to have Valkyries with big enough CP in order to fight more comfortably.
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* PowerLevels: They're presented in form of CP (Character Points), which are increased by leveling your Valkyrie up, leveling their skills up, increasing their rank and equipping them with powerful weapons and Stigmata. A few game modes recommend you to have Valkyries with big enough CP in order to fight more comfortably.
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* VideoGameDashing: the "dodge" button would make the character do a short dash move; Mei, Sakura and Bronya do a proper dash while Kiana, Himeko and Theresa only do short hops, and Kallen slides a short distance. Aside from aiding with movement, the button is also used to dodge incoming attacks; if timed right, it means you've successfully done an "Ultimate Evasion" and will trigger its effects (depending on the character).
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* VideoGameDashing: the "dodge" button would make the character do a short dash move; Mei, Sakura and Bronya do a proper dash FlashStep while Kiana, Himeko and Theresa only do short hops, and Kallen slides a short distance. Aside from aiding with movement, the button is also used to dodge incoming attacks; if timed right, it means you've successfully done an "Ultimate Evasion" and will trigger its effects (depending on the character).
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* YouRequireMoreVespeneGas: In the "Base", there'll be facilities that will help you improve your game, such as increasing your skill point count, giving you free money and materials in certain intervals, or increasing your valkyries' base stats. They can all be upgraded in order to make them more potent, but they'll require a number of equipment enhancement materials each time. When you upgrade them enough, they'll require rarer and rarer materials to upgrade.
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* CharacterLevels: each of the Valkyrie suits have their "levels", which can be increased by playing as them or by special EXP chips, the latter method being faster. Leveling up means increasing their stats, as well as increasing their "load point" so that they can equip more powerful weapons and Sitgmata.
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* CharacterLevels: ChangingGameplayPriorities: You'll spend your low captain level learning about your valkyries and what their equipments could do and you'll gain crystals and coins rather quickly. The game unlocks more and more things as you level up, from the Dormitory, to the Base, to the Armada (basically guilds) and its related features, and various gameplay modes such as Memorial Arena and Infinite Abyss. Once you're at level 40+, leveling your valkyries (including their skills) would require more resources, and you also have to start planning about getting better gear for them (at worst, the 3-stars-base ones).
* CharacterLevel: each of the Valkyrie suits have their "levels", which can be increased by playing as them or by special EXP chips, the latter method being faster. Leveling up means increasing their stats, as well as increasing their "load point" so that they can equip more powerful weapons and Sitgmata.
* CharacterLevel: each of the Valkyrie suits have their "levels", which can be increased by playing as them or by special EXP chips, the latter method being faster. Leveling up means increasing their stats, as well as increasing their "load point" so that they can equip more powerful weapons and Sitgmata.
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* GreyAndGrayMorality: The two rival organizations, the Schicksal and Anti-Entropy, both have a fair share of good and bad seeds in them; both have done a number of questionable ethical things im order to fight the Honkai phenomenon and protect humanity. The Honkai forces, meanwhile - like the Gohma from ''AsurasWrath'' - believe that humans are a plague that has harmed the planet and they aim to exterminate them.
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* ReferenceOverdosed: the game has a healthy number of references to various anime and games. From the achievements alone you may find more than a dozen of it, such as [[OnePunchMan Consecutive Normal Punches]] or [[FateStayNight Gate of Babylon]]. Then there's how White Comet Kiana has a few of {{Bayonetta}}'s attacks and techniques, including the Wicked Weaves and Witch Time.
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* DamageTyping: there are 2 of them, physical and elemental damage.
** Physical damage is affected by the attacker's ATK stat, the defender's DEF, and whether or not they have an Elite Shield or some other protection. Physical damage can be affected by CriticalHit and will also damage and break Elite Shields.
** Elemental damage sources are rare, with only a few valkyries specializing in dealing them. They may or may not depend on the ATK stat (depending on the applicable formula), but they will [[ArmorPiercingAttack ignore DEF, physical shields, or Elite Shields]]. However, they cannot break Elite Shields nor deal CriticalHit, and they can be resisted by certain equipments or buffs that give elemental resistance; a few bosses are also highly resistant or immune to elemental damage.
** Physical damage is affected by the attacker's ATK stat, the defender's DEF, and whether or not they have an Elite Shield or some other protection. Physical damage can be affected by CriticalHit and will also damage and break Elite Shields.
** Elemental damage sources are rare, with only a few valkyries specializing in dealing them. They may or may not depend on the ATK stat (depending on the applicable formula), but they will [[ArmorPiercingAttack ignore DEF, physical shields, or Elite Shields]]. However, they cannot break Elite Shields nor deal CriticalHit, and they can be resisted by certain equipments or buffs that give elemental resistance; a few bosses are also highly resistant or immune to elemental damage.
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* PhysicalMysticalTechnological: the game plays with the 3 attributes: Creature, Psychic and Mecha respectively, for both the valkyries and the enemies. They also form TacticalRockPaperScissors, with Creature beating Psychic beating Mecha beating Creature.
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* ReduceAggro: all cases overlaps with DrawAggro.
** Shadow Dash (Mei) can use her [[DoppelgangerAttack shadow clones]] to attack and distract opponents, making them attack the clone instead of her.
** In co-op plays, Yamabuki Armor (Bronya) has a team skill that draws the enemies' aggro towards her while [[DamageIncreasingDebuff lowering their defenses]], making them open to her teammates.
** Wolf's Dawn (Bronya) has her Project Bunny 19c being detached from her, which will make the enemies attack it instead of her. In co-op plays, her team skill is to make the enemies attracted to her Project Bunny.
** Shadow Dash (Mei) can use her [[DoppelgangerAttack shadow clones]] to attack and distract opponents, making them attack the clone instead of her.
** In co-op plays, Yamabuki Armor (Bronya) has a team skill that draws the enemies' aggro towards her while [[DamageIncreasingDebuff lowering their defenses]], making them open to her teammates.
** Wolf's Dawn (Bronya) has her Project Bunny 19c being detached from her, which will make the enemies attack it instead of her. In co-op plays, her team skill is to make the enemies attracted to her Project Bunny.
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The story follows the escapades of the "Valkyryja" "Valkyries" of the Schicksal Organization, groups of female fighters who fight against the phenomenon called "Honkai"[[note]]aka "Benghuai"/"Houkai", meaning "Collapse"[[/note]] and its manifestations, mainly in the form of zombies and Honkai Beasts. They will also clash with a rival organization named Anti-Entropy (aka "Nengentropy") who are also fighting the Honkai phenomenon but have different agendas from the Schicksal.
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* {{Mascot}}: 2 of them:
** Ai-chan, the AI of the battleship Hyperion. She acts as the "system voice" and also helps with the tutorials with her rather casual style of speaking. She also has her own Twitter account.
** The plush bunny named HOMU is an in-universe example, with Bronya being a huge fan. He has multiple variants, such as HOLA (red colored, likes playing with explosives) and HOMEI (pink colored female). HOMU and his variants may appear in certain stages as mooks, be playable in certain other stages, and used as a thematic decoration in the Dormitory. They also play a major part in the co-op Raid stage "HOMU Fantasy" and the Extra Stage "Dilemma Dreamland".
** Ai-chan, the AI of the battleship Hyperion. She acts as the "system voice" and also helps with the tutorials with her rather casual style of speaking. She also has her own Twitter account.
** The plush bunny named HOMU is an in-universe example, with Bronya being a huge fan. He has multiple variants, such as HOLA (red colored, likes playing with explosives) and HOMEI (pink colored female). HOMU and his variants may appear in certain stages as mooks, be playable in certain other stages, and used as a thematic decoration in the Dormitory. They also play a major part in the co-op Raid stage "HOMU Fantasy" and the Extra Stage "Dilemma Dreamland".
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* UnexpectedGameplayChange: 3 levels of Story Mode Chapter 6 (only in Normal difficulty) have different gameplay; one with you playing as HOMU in a platformer style game to get coins and go to the finish, another has you controlling a plane in an UnexpectedShmupLevel, and the last one has you control HOLA to bomb enemies in a Bomberman-like game. All of them also appear as event stages where you can get weekly rewards.
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The story follows the escapades of the "Valkyries" "Valkyryja" of the Schicksal Organization, groups of female fighters who fight against the phenomenon called "Honkai"[[note]]aka "Benghuai"/"Houkai", meaning "Collapse"[[/note]] and its manifestations, mainly in the form of zombies and Honkai Beasts. They will also clash with a rival organization named Anti-Entropy (aka "Nengentropy") who are also fighting the Honkai phenomenon but have different agendas from the Schicksal.
* CharacterLevels: each of the Valkyrie suits have their "levels", which can be increased by playing as them or by special EXP chips, the latter method being faster. Leveling up means increasing their stats, as well as increasing their "load point" so that they can equip more powerful weapons and Sitgmata.
* CoolAirship: the Hyperion, which doubles as your HomeBase.
* CoolAirship: the Hyperion, which doubles as your HomeBase.
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* LimitBreak: Each Valkyrie versions have their own Ultimate Skills, powerful skills that require large amounts of SP (with one exception) to perform. They either do a lot of damage, act as a SuperMode, or (occasionally) both.
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* LauncherMove: several Valkyries can launch enemies to the air with their attacks, which lets your team juggle said opponent and/or activate certain other valkyries' QTE. Some weapons also have skills that do the same.
* LimitBreak: Each Valkyrie versions have their own Ultimate Skills, powerful skills that require large amounts of SP (with one exception) to perform. They either do a lot of damage, act as a SuperMode, control enemies in a large area, or (occasionally)both.a combination of them.
* LimitBreak: Each Valkyrie versions have their own Ultimate Skills, powerful skills that require large amounts of SP (with one exception) to perform. They either do a lot of damage, act as a SuperMode, control enemies in a large area, or (occasionally)
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* PowerLevels: They're presented in form of CP (Character Points), which are increased by leveling your Valkyrie up, increasing their rank and equipping them with powerful weapons and Stigmata. A few game modes recommend you to have Valkyries with big enough CP in order to fight more comfortably.
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* RankInflation: The story has at least acknowledged B, A and S rank Valkyries. You'll start your game with B-ranked ones (Kiana at the start is also a B-rank), then as you collect "fragments", you can either upgrade your existing Valkyrie suits' rank or get new A-rank or even S-rank suits. The inflation comes in the SS and SSS-rank Valkyries, which requires you to collect a boatload of Valkyrie fragments. The ranks here are used to upgrade the Valkyries' Leader Skills and unlock new sub-skills for them, making them more powerful and useful.
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''Honkai Impact 3'' (aka ''Benghuai 3rd'' or ''Houkai 3rd'') is the sequel to Guns Girlz - Mirage Cabin, developed by Creator/miHoYo. It was released globally on March 28 for UsefulNotes/{{iOS}} and UsefulNotes/{{Android}}.
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''Honkai Impact 3'' (aka ''Benghuai 3rd'' or ''Houkai 3rd'') is the sequel to Guns Girlz - Mirage Cabin, developed by Creator/miHoYo. It was released first in China in 2014 and globally on March 28 28, 2018 for UsefulNotes/{{iOS}} and UsefulNotes/{{Android}}.
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* BulletTime: the "Time Fracture" effect can slow down time around the user for a few seconds, which helps with navigating around enemies; this can also slow down the timer for a TimedMission. A good number of valkyrie suits can activate Time Fracture with an Ultimate Evasion, while some others trigger it with their QTE skill (which have shorter durations), and Divine Prayer Kiana has it as part of her Ultimate Skill.
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* LimitBreak: Each Valkyrie versions have their own Ultimate Skills, powerful skills that require large amounts of SP (with one exception) to perform. They either do a lot of damage, act as a SuperMode, or (occasionally) both.
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* StoryDifficultySetting: in the Story Mode, the Normal difficulty also serves as this as story cutscenes will appear before and/or after the levels' end, while they won't appear in Hard or Supreme difficulties.
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* VideoGameDashing: the "dodge" button would make the character do a short dash move; Mei, Sakura and Bronya do a proper dash while Kiana, Himeko and Theresa only do short hops, and Kallen slides a short distance. Aside from aiding with movement, the button is also used to dodge incoming attacks; if timed right, it means you've successfully done an "Ultimate Evasion" and will trigger its effects (depending on the character).
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''Honkai Impact 3'' is the sequel to Guns Girlz - Mirage Cabin, developed by Creator/miHoYo. It was released globally on March 28 for UsefulNotes/{{iOS}} and UsefulNotes/{{Android}}.
The game follows Kiana Kaslana, Raiden Mei, Bronya Zachik, and Murata Himeko, as they battle against monsters known as Honkai Beasts.
The game follows Kiana Kaslana, Raiden Mei, Bronya Zachik, and Murata Himeko, as they battle against monsters known as Honkai Beasts.
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''Honkai Impact 3'' (aka ''Benghuai 3rd'' or ''Houkai 3rd'') is the sequel to Guns Girlz - Mirage Cabin, developed by Creator/miHoYo. It was released globally on March 28 for UsefulNotes/{{iOS}} and UsefulNotes/{{Android}}.
Thegame story follows Kiana Kaslana, Raiden Mei, Bronya Zachik, and Murata Himeko, as they battle the escapades of the "Valkyries" of the Schicksal Organization, groups of female fighters who fight against monsters known as the phenomenon called "Honkai"[[note]]aka "Benghuai"/"Houkai", meaning "Collapse"[[/note]] and its manifestations, mainly in the form of zombies and Honkai Beasts.
Beasts. They will also clash with a rival organization named Anti-Entropy (aka "Nengentropy") who are also fighting the Honkai phenomenon but have different agendas from the Schicksal.
In-game, you take the role of "Captain" of the flying battleship Hyperion, your valkyries' home base, and you'll be tasked of managing the valkyries and completing missions. The gameplay follows a 3D BeatEmUp format with you being able to deploy up to 3 characters in the levels, along with a simple but powerful control system.
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In-game, you take the role of "Captain" of the flying battleship Hyperion, your valkyries' home base, and you'll be tasked of managing the valkyries and completing missions. The gameplay follows a 3D BeatEmUp format with you being able to deploy up to 3 characters in the levels, along with a simple but powerful control system.
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* DiscOneNuke: Valkyrie Chariot Bronya’s QTE attack is an AOE slam attack that deals immense damage to enemies caught within it and lifts them up into the air to juggle them even further.
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* DiscOneNuke: Valkyrie Chariot Bronya’s QTE attack is an AOE slam attack that deals immense damage to enemies caught within it and lifts them up into the air to juggle them even further. It can also be easily triggered by stunning the opponent, which White Comet Kiana (your starting valkyrie) can do with her normal attacks.
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* WorldOfActionGirlsPowerTattoo: the "Stigmata" are memories and powers of certain people that manifest in form of a set of tattoos on the valkyries' backs. When equipped, they give the selected valkyrie additional stats and effects, and they have a SetBonus if you can make a set of 2-3 Stigmata of the same type.
* QuickTimeEvent: the "QTE" system allows your playable characters to tag in (or teleport close to your friend in co-op) with a powerful attack after you inflict the enemy(ies) with a certain condition, such as getting launched to the air or paralyzed.
* TagTeam: a major part of the gameplay is that (for single player modes) you can control 3 characters, one at a time, and you can tag in and out between them. Some certain levels (particularly the CoopMultiplayer ones) have the 3 characters out at the same time instead.
* WorldOfActionGirls: all of the playable characters are female, and many significant characters are female fighters. The lone exception would be Kiana's dad, Siegfried.
* QuickTimeEvent: the "QTE" system allows your playable characters to tag in (or teleport close to your friend in co-op) with a powerful attack after you inflict the enemy(ies) with a certain condition, such as getting launched to the air or paralyzed.
* TagTeam: a major part of the gameplay is that (for single player modes) you can control 3 characters, one at a time, and you can tag in and out between them. Some certain levels (particularly the CoopMultiplayer ones) have the 3 characters out at the same time instead.
* WorldOfActionGirls: all of the playable characters are female, and many significant characters are female fighters. The lone exception would be Kiana's dad, Siegfried.
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The game follows Kiana Kaslana, Raiden Mei, Bronya Zachik, and Murata Himeko, as they battle against monsters known as Honkai.
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The game follows Kiana Kaslana, Raiden Mei, Bronya Zachik, and Murata Himeko, as they battle against monsters known as Honkai.
Honkai Beasts.
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* AllThereInTheManual: Much of the game’s lore isn’t explained in the actual game itself, instead being explored in more detail in the numerous manga and comics based on the game.
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* PlayEveryDay: There are daily and weekly challenges that players can complete to gain EXP for their Captains and small amounts of Crystals. There are also events where players can gain leveling materials for their characters, stigmata and weapons that change everyday.
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* DiscOneNuke: Valkyrie Chariot Bronya’s QTE attack is an AOE slam attack that deals immense damage to enemies caught within it and lifts them up into the air to juggle them even further.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Valkyries Strike Now!]]
''Honkai Impact 3'' is the sequel to Guns Girlz - Mirage Cabin, developed by Creator/miHoYo. It was released globally on March 28 for UsefulNotes/{{iOS}} and UsefulNotes/{{Android}}.
The game follows Kiana Kaslana, Raiden Mei, Bronya Zachik, and Murata Himeko, as they battle against monsters known as Honkai.
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!!The game contains examples of:
* AKA47: Subverted. A few of Kiana’s early handguns are based off real world handguns and retain their real world names, such as the “USP45,” “Desert Eagle,” and “Colt Anaconda”.
* DiscOneNuke: Bronya’s QTE attack is an AOE slam attack that deals immense damage to enemies caught within it and lifts them up into the air to juggle them even further.
* WorldOfActionGirls
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[[caption-width-right:350:Valkyries Strike Now!]]
''Honkai Impact 3'' is the sequel to Guns Girlz - Mirage Cabin, developed by Creator/miHoYo. It was released globally on March 28 for UsefulNotes/{{iOS}} and UsefulNotes/{{Android}}.
The game follows Kiana Kaslana, Raiden Mei, Bronya Zachik, and Murata Himeko, as they battle against monsters known as Honkai.
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!!The game contains examples of:
* AKA47: Subverted. A few of Kiana’s early handguns are based off real world handguns and retain their real world names, such as the “USP45,” “Desert Eagle,” and “Colt Anaconda”.
* DiscOneNuke: Bronya’s QTE attack is an AOE slam attack that deals immense damage to enemies caught within it and lifts them up into the air to juggle them even further.
* WorldOfActionGirls
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