Flamethrower

Flamethrower
Omega attacking several foes with Flamethrower, from Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood.
Appearances
First appearance	Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood (only appearance)
Statistics and overview
User(s)	E-123 Omega
Utilization	Offense Inflicting Fire damage
Description	A flamethrower that targets all enemies.

Omega reconfigures his claws to deliver a fire attack that hits multiple target.

— Description, Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood

Flamethrower (フレイムキャノン, Fureimukyanon^?, lit. "Flame Cannon") is a POW move used by E-123 Omega in Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood. When performing this move, Omega uses his flame cannons to scorch multiple targets. This attack damages all enemies present and deals fire damage.

Description

When performing Flamethrower, Omega walks up in front of the opposing team and reconfigures his hand claws into a flame cannon. Omega then aims his flame cannon at the opponents and releases a stream of fire on them, before retreating to his team position.

In gameplay, Flamethrower deals attack damage to all enemies present on the opposing side of the battlefield, while dealing elemental Fire damage. The higher the level of Flamethrower is, the more attack damage it will deal

Real-Time Interaction

When performing Flamethrower in gameplay, the player has to complete a series of real-time events by performing certain actions on the Touch Screen, in order to execute Flamethrower optimally. For these actions, the player has to touch the inside of four circles in succession when the outer circles overlap the inner circles. Missing or not touching these circles correctly will either result in Omega missing the strike or the damage from the attack being reduced.

Statistics

Level	PP Cost	Damage	Effect
I	4	100% of Attack damage to all enemies	Element: Fire
II	4	130% of Attack damage to all enemies	Element: Fire
III	4	150% of Attack damage to all enemies	Element: Fire

References

Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood

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