"Super Predator" could raise its stomach's attack and defense to a terrifying 9,000 points.
This meant that even ordinary twelve-star Magic Spirits, without considering Ultimate Moves, would be unable to escape its stomach.
It also gained a special ability to restore magic power through predation. Its final Ultimate Move was "Berserk Feast."
[Berserk Feast: Gluttony Slime III enters a berserk state, gaining skill immunity that nullifies most alteration-type Ultimate Moves targeting it, while greatly increasing its movement speed. While berserk, every attack by Gluttony Slime III carries the Feast effect, dealing additional damage based on the target's maximum health while restoring a certain amount of its own health (magic power).]
The additional damage from "Feast" was 30% of the target's maximum health, while its magic restoration was 1% of the target's maximum health.
That extra damage and health restoration did not seem like much, but in truth... they really were not much.
However, it could ignore skill immunity and deal true damage to its target. That made it an irreplaceably valuable Ultimate Move.
In short, Gluttony Slime II was unexpectedly powerful. As long as he refined several high-stat "Slimes," it could rapidly transform into a gluttonous monster in actual combat.
But in Magic Duels, it still needed an entire "Slime" deck in order to bring out its full potential.
That was not difficult.
But Dark did not have the room for it at the moment.
If he had free time in the future, he could study it and put together a "Slime" deck for fun.
For now, more important experimental subjects lay before him.
After testing the evolution data of the "Gluttony Slime," Dark took out another notebook and continued studying the "Moon Stone."
He researched the "Magic Spirit Lifeform" during the day and the "Moon Stone" at night, and