Humans will bow prone before you, and any Yokai will disappear.Įven better, you become invulnerable to effects that would normally deal damage, like poison gas, fall damage, and fire.

One thing to note is that once you have completed a Sub Mission's primary objective, all enemies cease to become a threat. Unlike main missions that end in an enclosed boss fight, many Sub Missions involve parameters that allow you to 'beat' the mission without having to kill everything or defeat an isolated boss. Lastly - if you combine some of these effects and make them stack, you have the chance of applying an entirely new 'chaos' effect that instantly depletes all Ki from a target for as long as the chaos effect lasts. Finally, the Earth effect burdens the target by making them double the Ki they normally would for anything that lowers Ki. The Wind effect will make the target more vulnerable to breaking - and lowering their ability to block and parry attacks. Meanwhile paralysis will completely stun the target until the effect has worn off (or the player uses a Paralytic Needle). The lightning effect (not to be confused with paralysis) will slow a target's movement and attack considerably. The water damage effect makes the target more vulnerable to other types of damage. The fire damage effect will deal more damage slowly over time (although you can shorten the duration considerably by rolling repeatedly!). These new types of damage often inflict elemental status effects that aren't really explained - however, it's important to note that every elemental effect behaves differently. As you progress through the game you'll start coming across new weapons, enemies, and items that deal new types of elemental damage.

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