Orb Shot
CharacterA ball themed strike belonging to the Amazoness Quartet. Using their Amazon Stones, they launch it to strip a target of their Dream Mirror, the very prize the group hunts throughout the anime's Dream arc storyline.
Overview
This technique belongs to the Amazoness Quartet and takes the shape of a ball based assault. It first shows up in the anime episode titled The Amazoness, Nightmare from Behind the Mirrors.
Mechanics
The move serves one specific goal, drawing a person's Dream Mirror out from within them. The Quartet channels the strike through their Amazon Stones.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who uses Orb Shot?
The Amazoness Quartet uses Orb Shot, channeling the attack through their Amazon Stones.
What does Orb Shot do?
Orb Shot is a ball based attack whose specific purpose is to draw a person's Dream Mirror out from within them.
When does Orb Shot first appear?
Orb Shot first appears in the anime episode The Amazoness: Nightmare from Behind the Mirrors.
What items power Orb Shot?
The Amazoness Quartet channels Orb Shot through their Amazon Stones.
Why do the Amazoness Quartet use Orb Shot?
The Amazoness Quartet use Orb Shot to extract Dream Mirrors, the very prize the group hunts throughout the anime's Dream arc storyline.
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