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The user exhales a large quantity of fine powder from their mouth, which due to its luminous quality, shines so brightly that it can temporarily blind multiple enemies simultaneously. This momentary opportunity can be utilised either by the user or their allies to attack the opposition whilst their vision is still impaired. |
The user exhales a large quantity of fine powder from their mouth, which due to its luminous quality, shines so brightly that it can temporarily blind multiple enemies simultaneously. This momentary opportunity can be utilised either by the user or their allies to attack the opposition whilst their vision is still impaired. |
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| + | * While the kanji in the term {{Translation|rinpun|鱗粉}} literally means "scale powder", the term refers specifically to insectile scales (such as the "dust" on moth wings). According to old wive's tales, that "dust" causes blindness. |
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Revision as of 03:10, 24 November 2011
The user exhales a large quantity of fine powder from their mouth, which due to its luminous quality, shines so brightly that it can temporarily blind multiple enemies simultaneously. This momentary opportunity can be utilised either by the user or their allies to attack the opposition whilst their vision is still impaired.
Trivia
- While the kanji in the term rinpun (鱗粉) literally means "scale powder", the term refers specifically to insectile scales (such as the "dust" on moth wings). According to old wive's tales, that "dust" causes blindness.
