Guide to Technician Ability Modes - Stone Mode
"I can’t hear you over the literal tremor I am making here! No, seriously, this isn’t a boast, I can’t hear you! What did you say?!"
"That mini earthquake machine sure looks neat… Raise the tension with Seismic Shock! Simply place that earthquake machine down to the ground, turn it on, and let the vibrations do the trick for you. This not just affects your enemies, but also you and your allies, so be sure to warn your allies first!"
Weapon Information:
The Virtual Earthquake Vibrator is a bag-like gadget that is comparable to Kirby’s size. Its main feature is to generate vibrations to create miniature earthquakes, but it can also detect actual earthquakes around the area. It’s also a tool to ride, letting Kirby to ‘surf’ by propelling vibrations backwards. The bag has spikes on the bottom which radiate vibrations and send them into the ground to cause small tremors, alongside three knobs that each set up attack range (AR), vibration (V), and detection range (DR). The AR knob deals with how far the vibration will travel, the V knob deals with how big or small the vibration will be sent out, and the DR knob deals with how far the earthquake detection should be to gather data. While using this mode, a bar of energy is viewable as an extra panel on Kirby’s goggles, showing how much energy left can be used to send out vibrations before the machine will stop and require some time to regenerate its energy back. The higher the attack range and vibration, the faster the energy bar runs out, causing the machine to need recharge.
Skill List:
Seismic Shock - Turns on the machine, causing the area to rumble. Can trip opponents down. Saps down the machine’s energy overtime. Seismic Release - After using Seismic Shock, this causes a wave of tremor that damages and dizzies everyone around the user. Vibrating Surge - Dashes forward by using the traction and vibration from the machine.
Note: -Ability Modes that Kirby has may differ from Robobot Armor in terms of skillsets and weaponry, as both are considered separate
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