82X: A Newer Metagame

This one's Honoka's

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Human Spirit
Species: Lillymon
Appearance:

Attribute: Data
Family/ies: Nature Spirits/Jungle Troopers
Type: Plant/Fairy

Fighting Style: Better able to take advantage of her athleticism, Honoka tries to avoid attacks and attack when presented with an opening. She would rather avoid combat, however.

Abilities: 
Sunlight Booster: By charging up for a turn, she can boost the power of the next active skill she uses with "Sunshine" in its name by 50%. While she's charged like this, her entire body glows with a warm radiance. When used in battle, lasts for 3 posts. 3-Post Cooldown. When used in Sunny Weather, this move is charged automatically. When in Rainy Weather, this ability's potency is halved.

Sunshine Double Cannon: Read what Sunshine Cannon does. Then imagine that but twice. Should I have placed this move below Sunshine Cannon? Probably, but I don't really care! Don't judge me, Spire. We both know why I'm here. It's in the MPC title.

Sunshine Cannon: Fires a small blast of light energy towards a single target. It's enough to blind you for 6 posts, but only 3 posts if you're wearing sunglasses. 2-Post Cooldown.

Sunshine Kick: Close-range attack that lashes out with an irradiated boot to the face. You may want to see an oncologist if you're hit with this attack too many times. 1-Post Cooldown.

Floral Shield: Summons a giant flower shield in front of her to block a single attack of her stage or less. Upon contact with an enemy or attack, the shield explodes to into a thousand flower petals, giving the area a flowery scent. This can vary from wanting to gag on the disgusting smell, or wanting to climb into bed while it's covered in rose petals. But remember, folks - if your partner makes the romantic gesture of spreading rose petals all over your bed, you better damned make sure they clean it up after romance has been had. Especially if there's been a misunderstanding, and you're just not in the mood that night. But hey, I guess that's why wine exists. 3-post Cooldown.

(RU-G) Beauty of Nature - Once per Thread Skill. Honoka clasps her hands, channeling the strength of all three of her spirit elements, condensing it into a single burst of energy that erupts from her body and towards the enemy. Bypasses defenses. Upon using this skill, Honoka revert to her human form until her next post, leaving her extremely vulnerable. Like, seriously, why would she devolve in the middle of a fight? Dumb bitch...

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Human Spirit
Species: Kazemon
Appearance:

Attribute: Data
Family/ies: Nature Spirits/Wind Guardians
Type: Fairy

Fighting Style: In this form, Honoka uses an all-or-nothing rushdown on her enemies, recklessly charging in and relying on her spirit's instincts and her own reflexes to avoid attacks.

Abilities:
Reckless Rainbow - Passive Skill. Honoka gains a 50% speed boost and a 30% power boost, but she takes twice as much damage as a result. Thankfully, she takes a 0% of damage from attacks because I'm a god-modding bitch who's gonna dodge every single attack that's thrown my way. People may not wanna fight me anymore, but it's still not stopping me from having a 100% win rate, motherfuckers! 

Kaleidoscopic Booster - Honoka surrounds herself in a rainbow aura that greatly increases her attack speed. For the next 6 posts, Honoka can make 6 extra attacks per post. 6-post cooldown Look at me, gettin' all blasphemous and whatnot.

Iridescent Barrage - Honoka fires of a barrage of strikes towards a single enemy. It's like, two or three hits in one post. Cuh-rayzeee, I know. 1-post cooldown.

Prismatic Strike - Honoka flies in and strikes the enemy at a high speed, using whatever part of her body is most accessible to smash the enemy's face in. It's the ass. Honoka slams her ass into the opponent. These hips don't lie, sucker. 0-post cooldown.

Chromatic Mirage - Honoka moves at blinding speeds, creating various afterimages that allow her to avoid a single attack of her level and appear in front of the enemy for a counterattack. Also because she's moving so fast she gets to hit you five or six more times in the process. 4-post cooldown.

Rainbow Ribbon - Honoka summons a long ribbon of multi-colored energy and spins in place, deflecting an enemy attack equal to her level. Because it's a widely-established fact that ribbons can deflect bullets. Seriously, you should try it sometime. On nerf darts. Don't use real bullets. You'll get shot. 4-Post Cooldown

(RU-G) Beauty of Nature - Once per Thread Skill. Honoka clasps her hands, channeling the strength of all three of her spirit elements, condensing it into a single burst of energy that erupts from her body and towards the enemy. Bypasses defenses. Upon using this skill, Honoka revert to her human form until her next post, leaving her extremely vulnerable. Like, seriously, why would she devolve in the middle of a fight? Dumb bitch...

Digivolves From: Honoka Nijimura

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Human Spirit
Species: Ranamon
Appearance:

Attribute: Data
Family/ies: Nature Spirits/Deep Savers
Type: Fairy

Fighting Style: Honoka tries to use her abilities to create a more favorable battleground, though she would prefer to support her allies.

Abilities: 
Aquaria Stage - Honoka summons a sphere of magic water 30 feet in diameter. While submerged, all aquatic characters can swim at their full speed as if they were underwater. Sound-based moves made from within the sphere gain a 50% power-boost. While submerged, all characters that can't breathe underwater will drown to death if they remain in the sphere for all three posts. You can imagine that Sonic jingle playing if you want, but that's kinda cringe.

Aquatic Body - Passive Skill. Honoka can breathe underwater, and gains a 30% Speed boost when swimming. Also, for some reason she can still talk perfectly fine. I guess that's just how it goes.

Liquid Aria - Honoka sends out a wave of sound toward the opponent. It's probably a curse word. 1-post cooldown.

Staccato Rain - Honoka unleashes a barrage of smaller waves of sound. It's like, a bunch of curse words. 2-post cooldown.

Misty Serenade - Honoka focuses her voice towards herself or an ally, healing them. Probably some catchy pop tune from 20 years ago. 3-post cooldown.

Fortissimo Shout - Honoka lets loose a shockwave that cancels out one projectile of her level. If under the effects of Aquaria Stage, the attack gets reflected back at the attacker. The sound is just Honoka making fart noises with her mouth. 4-post cooldown.

(RU-G) Beauty of Nature - Once per Thread Skill. Honoka clasps her hands, channeling the strength of all three of her spirit elements, condensing it into a single burst of energy that erupts from her body and towards the enemy. Bypasses defenses. Upon using this skill, Honoka revert to her human form until her next post, leaving her extremely vulnerable. Like, seriously, why would she devolve in the middle of a fight? Dumb bitch...

Digivolves From: Honoka Nijimura

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WC: 1150

This is for Mordreid.

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Fresh
Species: MetalKoromon
Appearance:

Attribute: None
Family/ies: Metal Empire/Nightmare Soldiers
Type: Machine

Fighting Style: Is Baby

Abilities: [1 Ability Max]

Baby Attack: Is Baby. And by being baby, baby destroy you. Baby go big baby, and make you go, oh no baby as baby squash your baby with baby body, making you go oh no my baby got baby'd by big baby!

Digivolves To: Kapurimon

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In-Training
Species: Kapurimon
Appearance:

Attribute: None
Family/ies: Metal Empire/Nightmare Soldiers
Type: Lesser

Fighting Style: Is Baby but bigger

Abilities: [2 Abilities Max]
Headbutt: Baby hit you in the head with baby body, making you go "oh no i gots hits in the head with baby body!" 4-post cooldown. 

Is Baby Boom: Mordreid explodes, instantly killing himself and dealing no damage. Mordreid reforms in the deepest depths of the Dark Area, where he reclaims his throne as the Dark Emperor of the Deepest, Darkest Darkness that Darkens even the Darkest Darkness. 0-post cooldown.

Digivolves From: MetalKoromon
Digivolves To: PawnChessmon (Black)

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Rookie
Species: PawnChessmon (Black)
Appearance:

Attribute: Virus
Family/ies: Metal Empire/Nightmare Soldiers
Type: Puppet

Fighting Style: He uses his nightmare skills along with his shadowy lance to attack foes when they’re guard is down.

Abilities: [4 Abilities Max]
Phantasmal Scream: Mordreid creates an illusory image formed by the target’s subconscious fears. If afflicted, the target may choose what this nightmarish specter appears like. For 2-Posts, the target must attack the illusory specter, or not attack at all.  They are still free to use area of effect attacks, of course, but that's cheap and lame, so don't do it, nerd.. Once the phantasm has been attacked, the illusion fades. Does not affect Digimon of a higher level, unless Mordreid feels like it. 3-Post Cooldown

Black Mist Barrier: Mordreid creates a spectral barrier that appears to block one attack. In actuality, Mordreid vanishes into the shadows, reappearing in a shadow up to ten meters away, regardless of size. Does not work if there are no shadows within range. Also, Mordreid can teleport inside someone's body, instantly killing them from the inside while jumping out and yelling "It's a Boy!" 3-Post Cooldown.

Shadow Thorn Lance: Mordreid’s weapon becomes covered in tiny black thorns that each let out a scream in various pitches, creating a nightmarish symphony. A cacophony of scary voices Other than that, it’s a normal stab with his lance. For now. But afterwards, you're left hearing those same voices in your head. They tell you to do things. They tell you to perform the darkest of acts that you would have never done otherwise. But you do them anyway. After all, it's not your fault. It's the voices! You're just listening to the voices! And even though you know what you're doing is wrong, you realize that so long as the voices are there in your head, you will never truly be blamed for your actions! The voices are in your head, after all... but what else can you get away with? So you decide to head to the market to people watch. You don't want to admit to yourself what you're doing exactly, in fact you're almost ashamed of yourself. But the voices comfort you. What was once a nightmarish disturbance has become the source of your peace of mind. You wonder what that means. What you've become, but the voices don't stop. You trust them now. You believe them. After all, if the voices truly couldn't have been trusted, you would have been caught a long time ago, right? No, the voices are what is true. It's everyone else that's crazy. Not you. You're sane. So long as you hear the voices, you're the only one who understands what truly goes on in life. You begin to wonder what these voices are. Are they a gift from God? Or some advanced alien species that has evolved far beyond our comprehension? Or... is that what God truly is? But before you can uncover the truth, the voices tell you something. They've found the perfect target. A young man, maybe in his mid-twenties. He's wearing a well-worn black t-shirt that of an old band that looks like it had been purchased while they were still relevant. He has a stocky build, not quite morbidly obese, but clearly out of shape. He has messy brown hair that he clearly doesn't try to maintain, and it seems like he's just let it grow out in no particular style. He avoids the bulk of the crowds in the market, but even though he has headphones in, he stares at those same crowds with a particular amount of envy. He seems like the perfect target. You watch him leave and head off on foot. But you know he'll be back. And so will you. So you stalk him home one day, an ax hidden in the sleeve of your large jacket. They're distracted, and you wonder what it is they're going through to not notice you following home. But then the voices tell you that it's their fault for not noticing you, and that they should die because of it. So you keep following them. You follow them to their apartment. You peek into their window. You watch as they unload their groceries, kick off their shoes, and sit in front of their computer with a mindless face. They live alone, with no pictures of family, or any traces of a significant other. So it's the perfect opportunity. You step onto their doorstep, your heart racing as you prepare yourself. You knock on the door. Two knocks, because you don't want to be disturbing. But you don't hear any movement coming from the other side of the door. So you knock again, even louder, three times. Then you hear the noise of a chair groaning. He's getting up. You reach into your sleeve to grip your axe. He finally opens the door, and stares at you for a second, confused. He doesn't recognize you. Perfect. So you give him a friendly smile, pull out the ax, and say, "Good afternoon, sir! May I interest you in purchasing an ax?" That's right. This ability will eventually turn you into an ax salesman! 1-post cooldown. 

Nightmare Armor: Passive Skill. Mordreid’s armor protects him, reducing damage dealt to him by 30%. Electric and Light attacks bypass this resistance, however. But Mordreid can plant his lance into the ground in order to completely nullify electric attacks, and he's wearing sunglasses underneath his helmet, so he's immune to light attacks as well. In fact, the armor protects him from just about any kind of attack, really. 

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WC: 1116