Technique Applications

(91K) Energy Suppression (UT1) - You are capable of suppressing your power in order to better hide yourself from the gaze of those with Energy Sensing or those utilizing a Scouter, so long as you are not making use of powerful techniques(anything that would consume KP in a KP Battle) you can lower your ki signature to surprise your foes with your real power, or attempt to hide your energy at ambient planetary levels. This technique uses 0 KP in a KP Battle


(98K) Flame Shield (B1) - Through some proper Ki Manipulation, you've gained the ability to summon a barrier made of Ki! Protects you with power equal to 33% of your current PL. If an opposing technique beats your barrier, and the Barrier user is within 60% of the attack's PL, the damage is halved. (IE: If a Ki Barrier had 2,000 PL, and was broken by a 3,000 PL attack, the bleed-through damage would be 500 PL instead of 1,000). If the Barrier user is lower than 60% of the incoming attack, the damage reduction is only 25%.

@16k [SU1]Emotion Blast - A overwhelming surge of emotion works like Solar Flare to buy a round.

Secondly, One of the big limitations of my empathy is that it doesn't work on androids. Thinking about it, an exception should be made for androids flavored as cyborgs.

Thirdly I propose an addendum to Broadcast empathy that if I broadcast courage to an ally, they gain 1% (or as high as is practical/workable) attack based on my PL for one attack.  If I broadcast resilence to an ally, the next enemy attack loses 1%  (or as high as is practical/workable) of my base PL because the ally gains the ability to resist attacks.  If I broadcast doubt to an enemy, they lose 1% (or as high as is practical/workable) speed due to indecision.  Those are all the ideas I have.  The point of this is to make my broadcast empathy have calculable results. Please if any part of this cannot be authorized, make suggestions for the best alternative.

(105K) Bulking [UT]: By some means, usually via a significant increase in muscle mass, you increase your offensive power at the cost of your defenses, this results in an increase of your offensive PL by +x1 and a decrease of your defensive PL by -x3. You must have a transformation that provides at least +x3 defensive PL to use this technique. Using Bulking costs 0 KP in a KP Battle. It must be active for at least two turns before being deactivated (including the turn it was activated on), and can only be deactivated at the end of a turn, after completing all necessary defensive calculations. Transformations that require bulking must also adhere to this.

Finally getting around to editing Dion's SIG since I never fixed it after the SIG rework.


Full Counter (SIG, Defensive, 100%, Durable); Flattening his hand into an arrowhead like shape, Dion slashes it downward in the direction of the oncoming attack, creating an invisible Ki barrier which is put up to both block the attack and, if able to, reflect some of the intended damage back toward his opponent. It does not necessarily have to be from his hand, but normally is where it forms from. Costs 1 tech slot.


Full Counter (Tier 2 Addition; Durable-er, ha, 133%): You gain +33% to your attack's starting Power Level. If PURE POWER was chosen on the Start Branch, you add the two +33%s to get +66% total. Costs 3 tech slots.


Full Counter (Tier 2 Addition, Heavy Metal): Your DEFENSIVE Power Level is boosted by +x3 for three posts when your SIG is used with this style, including the post where you fire your SIG. Costs 3 tech slots. 


Full Counter (Tier 3 Addition, final trait, All For One): Signatures with this style have their power output increased by 33% for each attack that is targeting its user on the turn it is used, capping at +100%. Costs 4 tech slots.

Overheating Magnetron [UA2]: Identical to its predecessor, this version of Polarus' Overheating Magnetrons only difference is the marginal power increase this one has over the last version.

Tech Slot: Number 4, 8k gain.

Overheating Magnetron [MA3]: Once again, cosmetically, identical to its preceding move, however, it is thus far the strongest iteration of the technique to date.

Tech Slot: Number 5, 16k gain.

Superheated Magnetron [SIG, Force]: The ultimate form of Polarus' Overheating Magnetron, wherein Polarus' entire body is encased in a furiously heated magma red glow as he uses his right hand to backhand his opponent across the chin with ferocious ruthlessness. Ki heated to a point where it scorches every bit of skin it makes contact with as Polarus rears his right hand back, now balled into a fist, using the momentary stagger from the initial backhand to then slam his clenched hand straight into the opponent's face- causing the entire area to be bathed in a bright ruby red glow before exploding immediately afterward from the impact. Causes 133% of PL in damage total.

Wikipedia Link: dragonball.fandom.com/wiki/Blazing_Magnetron

Tech Slot: Number 6, 24k gain.

Superheated Magnetron [SIG, Tier 2 Sheer Force]: Damage output is increased by 33%. Can cause 166% of PL in damage total.

Tech Slots: Numbers 7, 8, and 9. 32k, 40k, and 48k.

Superheated Magnetron [SIG, Tier 2 No Pain No Gain]: If the user of a SIG with this style is hit by an oncoming attack under 100% of your defensive PL, they may add that PL to their SIG. This only applies to a single oncoming attack and the user cannot heal damage taken alongside this style’s use by any means for the entire thread.

Tech Slots: Numbers 10, 11, and 12. 56k, 64k, and 72k.

Using 224k, 232k, and 240k slots

Overload [SIG]: Amara pushes her body to the brink, forcibly expelling a great deal of energy that triggers a noticeable increase in muscle mass and granting her great destructive power at the cost of her agility. The modifies an existing transformation by +x2/-x3 instead of +x1/-x3.