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The only damaging Special Flying-type move he can learn that has over 80 BP by default is Hurricane, which is saddled by a shaky 70% accuracy, making it not as spammable as it seems. Atk boosting Status moves to make his STAB Flying moves even stronger like Nasty Plot, forcing him to rely on the less-than-ideal Work Up for Sp. Even then, his movepool is bereft of priority moves, which could easily circumvent his middling base Speed stat and strong Sp.

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Such a balancing attempt philosophy with Air Man’s Unbeatable Air ability is like how Hustle, Fluffy, and Dry Skin worked around with a similar approach. With Air Man's Flying/Steel dual typing, this means he will have a massive x4 weakness to Grass-type moves – this pays homage to his hatred of leaves clogging up his fan – and the reason why he is weak to Wood Man's Leaf Shield.

His (only) signature Ability is a very powerful ability with similar move type-boosting effects to Water Bubble, but to balance out the massive power of it, the type matchups are conditionally inverted whenever Air Man is hit with Grass-type moves ala Gen VI Inverse Battles. The other half of his base stats subtly references the Japanese release date of Mega Man 2, in which he debuted, December 1988. Air Man's Defense stat references his Robot Master number of DWN-010. His secondary type is Steel because he's a Robot Master and was still made with the same Ceratanium most Robot Masters were created with, except for Wood Man who wasn't and was made with cypress logs - who shares the same base HP stat and BST as Air Man.

Reasoning: Primary Flying-type due to his control over wind, which has been partially represented in such the type. 60 BP - 10 PP - 90% - Forces target to switch out. It acts as confusion damage to make sure it doesn't get boosted by Life Orb and similar effects, but still has its damage cut by Light Screen/Aurora Veil to make sure the victim of the star attack has actual means to mitigate its damage. Thus, the 60 BP was halved to make sure it didn't become too powerful. The only true star-based move in Pokémon is Swift, which is usually rather weak, but Star Cloak's effects in the notion that it has the same BP as Swift turns the item into a combination of King's Rock and Mega Kangaskhan's overpoweredness. Reasoning: Star Cloak's effects trigger every time the user is hit in Terraria while wearing the accessory. Light Screen/Aurora Veil still reduces the damage of Star Cloak's damage by half/a third. In case you're wondering why I call them Solar Panels: There's a solar motif in both his fight theme and the name 'Sundowner' and the helicopter shines a massive light on him, under conditions where said helicopter, Sundowner, and Raiden should all be able to see one another easily.Įffects: Whenever the user is hit with any damaging move, the Star Cloak deals damage as if it were a 30 BP typeless special move to the target that hit the user with the item, with behavior similar to that of confusion damage (no critical hits, unaffected by Life Orb, Technician, Wonder Guard, etc.). He also really likes to boast about being 'FUCKIN' INVINCIBLE' when protecting himself, and is extremely bloodthirsty and cruel, so there's your Dark-type coverage and Taunt. He also has a helicopter helping him out at the start, providing UV Radiation for the panels whilst also firing at him, as well as some mooks joining in as he tries to swing a giant pole into you if you let that phase last. The first phase relies on Raiden having to cut off the solar panels one by one (typically with two being cut off consecutively), and after that Sundowner equips one of the blades to the other arm, letting them be used like scissors, but his low HP is because he actually has terrible HP in-game and the solar panels he used to offset that are now gone. He also uses two massive blades, one on each arm, in that phase. Justification: Sundowner is a cyborg who relies on hot solar panels for defensive tactics, said solar panels exploding should Raiden slice into one and not between them. Other Moves: X-Scissor, Guillotine, Throat Chop, Slash, Flare Blitz, Fire Punch, Quick Attack, Flash Cannon, Iron Head, Sunny Day, U-Turn, Taunt, Metal Claw, Strength, Attack Order, Arm Thrust, Close Combat, Brutal Swing, Iron Defense, Solar Blade New Move: Panel Shield (Baneful Bunker but burn)

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