A signature energy blast wielded by Mask De Masculine, the Sternritter "S," and drawn from his Schrift The Superstar. By touching two fingers to the star on his luchador mask, he looses a golden, star-shaped beam capable of punching clean through a captain.
Star Flash pours straight out of the emblem worn on Mask's face. He plants two fingertips, the index and the middle, against the points of that painted star, and from it a beam takes form in the outline of a star, glowing gold as it fires.
The move ranks among Mask's deadliest and ties directly into his showman identity, with the star motif running through his whole persona doubling as the launch point. It is a finishing-caliber strike rather than a jab, saved for the foes he means to put down for good.
The discharged beam carries tremendous piercing force, enough to bore straight through a captain-tier opponent; Rōjūrō Ōtoribashi caught one in the torso and was left with a star-shaped hole. Mask first brings it to bear during his brawl in the Thousand-Year Blood War, firing it at Rose after silencing the captain's sound-driven illusions.
Star Flash is a signature energy blast used by Mask De Masculine, the Sternritter designated S, drawn from his Schrift The Superstar.
Mask De Masculine fires Star Flash by pressing his index and middle fingers against the star painted on his luchador mask, releasing a golden star shaped beam from the emblem.
Star Flash carries tremendous piercing force, strong enough to bore straight through a captain level opponent; Rōjūrō Ōtoribashi took one in the torso and was left with a star shaped hole.
Mask De Masculine first uses Star Flash during the Thousand Year Blood War, firing it at Rōjūrō Ōtoribashi after silencing the captain's sound based illusions.
Star Flash draws its power from The Superstar, the Schrift shared between Mask De Masculine and his partner James.
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