Vulcan chip series (BN6): Difference between revisions

Vulcan3
Vulcan3
Description	5-shot to pierce 1 panel!
Full name	Vulcan 3
Class	Standard
Library #	7
Element	Null Null
Attack power	20
Codes	A G R
MB	30 (max 3 copies)

Vulcan2
Vulcan2
Description	4-shot to pierce 1 panel!
Full name	Vulcan 2
Class	Standard
Library #	6
Element	Null Null
Attack power	15
Codes	D F L
MB	18 (max 5 copies)

Vulcan1
Vulcan1
Description	3-shot to pierce 1 panel!
Full name	Vulcan 1
Class	Standard
Library #	5
Element	Null Null
Attack power	10
Codes	B D S *
MB	5 (max 5 copies)

Revision as of 16:22, 18 February 2023

SuprVulc

Description	10-shot vulcan cannon!
Full name	Super Vulcan
Class	Standard
Library #	8
Element	Null Null
Attack power	20
Codes	V
MB	75 (max 1 copy)

The Vulcan series is a Real Time chip that fires an volley of invisible projectiles ahead in a straight line. It deals File:Element 6 Null.png Null element damage. It deals Flinching damage. On impact, it also hits any enemy directly behind.

Vulcan1 shoots 3 times for 10 damage each.
Vulcan2 shoots 4 times for 15 damage each.
Vulcan3 shoots 5 times for 20 damage each.
Super Vulcan shoots 10 times for 20 damage each.

Notes

The Invisible + Barrier interaction causes the projectiles to go through the opponent and miss.

Frame Data

Counter frames

Vulcan
Startup	Active	Recovery
	-

Vulcan2
Startup	Active	Recovery
	-

Vulcan3
Startup	Active	Recovery
	-

Super Vulcan
Startup	Active	Recovery
	-

Competitive Overview

Vulcan 1 and 2 see no competitive play as Vulcan 3 is strictly better.

Vulcan 3 sees very limited competitive play as it tends to deal low damage and is difficult to confirm. Using Beast Out to add +30 damage is an option but it would rely on the opponent being uninstalled for the damage to land.

Super Vulcan is a pretty strong chip. While on it's own it deals 200 damage and is difficult to land, it becomes a very powerful option in Beast Out if combined with a WhiCapsl and/or an Atk+30.

Landing Uninstll is another way to confirm Super Vulcan as it removes the Template:Navicust part Navi Cust part.

Counterplay

Super Vulcan can be difficult to land against an opponent moving up and down. The attack can clip the opponent causing one hit to land but with the remaining hits missing. The enemy can dodge more reliably if they have an AntiDmg up and they hold a direction upon landing.

Defensive chips such as LifeAur can potentially deny the full combo. Tomahawk Cross is another threat as the Cross has Status Guard which can stop the paralysis effect of WhiCapsl.

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 Vulcan 3 sees very limited competitive play as it tends to deal low damage and is difficult to confirm. Using [[Beast Out]] to add +30 damage is an option but it would rely on the opponent being uninstalled for the damage to land.
-Super Vulcan is a pretty strong chip. While on it's own it deals 200 damage and is difficult to land, it becomes a very powerful option in Beast Out if combined with a {{Chip|6|White Capsule}} and/or an {{Chip|6|Attack +30}}
+Super Vulcan is a pretty strong chip. While on it's own it deals 200 damage and is difficult to land, it becomes a very powerful option in Beast Out if combined with a {{Chip|6|White Capsule}} and/or an {{Chip|6|Attack +30}}.
+Landing {{Chip|6|Uninstall}} is another way to confirm Super Vulcan as it removes the {{Navicust part|6| Super Armor}} Navi Cust part.
 ===Counterplay===
+Super Vulcan can be difficult to land against an opponent moving up and down. The attack can clip the opponent causing one hit to land but with the remaining hits missing. The enemy can dodge more reliably if they have an {{Chip|6|Anti Damage}} up and they hold a direction upon landing.
+Defensive chips such as {{Chip|6|Life Aura}} can potentially deny the full combo. [[Tomahawk Cross]] is another threat as the Cross has [[Status Guard]] which can stop the [[paralysis]] effect of {{Chip|6|White Capsule}}.
 {{Navplate chips (BN6)}}