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The user raises an arm, creating a long, thin implement made of pure Qì in a gradient of colours of the rainbow and a white outline as (s)he recites the incantation for the skill. Then, the user lowers his/her arm in the direction of the target, sending the implement flying at it, causing it to explode in a colourful {{wp|mushroom cloud}} and leaving a crater approximately the size of a city. The exact form of this implement, as well as its incantation, varies by user, with the latter displaying the user's full understanding of the implications of this skill's destructive power. The power, force, and charging speed of a Brahmastra is also dependent of the user, more specifically his/her skill and spiritual power. | The user raises an arm, creating a long, thin implement made of pure Qì in a gradient of colours of the rainbow and a white outline as (s)he recites the incantation for the skill. Then, the user lowers his/her arm in the direction of the target, sending the implement flying at it, causing it to explode in a colourful {{wp|mushroom cloud}} and leaving a crater approximately the size of a small city at its weakest. The exact form of this implement, as well as its incantation, varies by user, with the latter displaying the user's full understanding of the implications of this skill's destructive power. The power, force, and charging speed of a Brahmastra is also dependent of the user, more specifically his/her skill and spiritual power. | ||
Gevurah can use the Brahmastra through her gun by charging it and pulling the trigger, casting it more quickly than other characters. | |||
==Variations== | ==Variations== | ||
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| Brahmastra | |
|---|---|
| Type |  Offensive |
| Service history | |
| Used by | Demiurge Gevurah |
| Wars | Heaven's Fall |
| Production history | |
| Designer | Unknown, possibly Demiurge |
| References | |
The Brahmastra is a lost skill that requires Rainbow Qì and is the most powerful and destructive known spiritual technique.
Description
The user raises an arm, creating a long, thin implement made of pure Qì in a gradient of colours of the rainbow and a white outline as (s)he recites the incantation for the skill. Then, the user lowers his/her arm in the direction of the target, sending the implement flying at it, causing it to explode in a colourful mushroom cloud and leaving a crater approximately the size of a small city at its weakest. The exact form of this implement, as well as its incantation, varies by user, with the latter displaying the user's full understanding of the implications of this skill's destructive power. The power, force, and charging speed of a Brahmastra is also dependent of the user, more specifically his/her skill and spiritual power.
Gevurah can use the Brahmastra through her gun by charging it and pulling the trigger, casting it more quickly than other characters.
Variations
| User | Form | Incantation | Picture |
|---|---|---|---|
| Demiurge | Spear | "You may consider me a false god, but I am a god nonetheless. I possess power beyond your feeble mortal imagination. What I carry in my fingertips is destruction, and there is nothing for you except the death of your worlds. Brahmastra." |
Example |
| Gevurah | Beam | Example | Example |
Trivia
- The Brahmastra is named after the weapon in Hinduism, being inspired by it.