"Fox Scythe Fusion" had the additional effect of making it easier to cut through an opponent.
The final move, "Fox Thunderbolt," released lightning to paralyze the opponent.
These four attribute-based Ultimate Moves could be used in different situations, and naturally, they could also be unleashed at the same time.
And speaking of "simultaneous release," Pipe Fox's latter two Ultimate Moves both required all four Pipe Foxes to release them together in order to succeed.
One of them was the "Four Fox Barrier."
It was an Ultimate Move that turned all four Pipe Foxes into formation anchors to create a defensive barrier.
The defense and "durability" of the "Four Fox Barrier" were derived from the four Pipe Foxes.
Its defense was the sum of the four Pipe Foxes' defenses, while its "durability" was the sum of the Pipe Foxes' remaining magic power.
Once the barrier was destroyed, the Pipe Foxes would die along with it, because the "Four Fox Barrier" itself was formed from the Pipe Foxes.
Therefore, the "Four Fox Barrier" and "Four Fox Imprison" could not be released at the same time.
After all, the "Four Fox Imprison" was likewise a seal formed from four Pipe Foxes.
The "Four Fox Imprison" was like a "Four Fox Barrier" used against an enemy, trapping the opponent within a sealing barrier.
The sealing barrier's defense and durability were the same as those of the "Four Fox Barrier." In addition, the "Four Fox Imprison" could seal the opponent's Ultimate Moves, preventing them from using Ultimate Moves within the sealing barrier!
In summary, although the Pipe Foxes summoned by the Ultimate Move "Iizuna" were only six-star, the defensive and sealing barriers created by controlling four Pipe Foxes truly possessed twelve-star strength. However, when releasing either the "Four Fox Barrier" or the "Four Fox