Thus, [Machinedramon] could enter the [Overload] state as quickly as fifteen seconds after appearing.
After entering the [Overload] state, it would be unable to move and its defense would be halved, but its cooldown-free, continuous heavy firepower was sufficient to form a barrage barrier that protected it within.
Moreover, its [Infinite Dragon] passive allowed it to ignore the side effects caused by Ultimate Moves.
In other words, its defense would not actually be halved in practical circumstances. However, the side effect of "unable to move" seemed impossible to fully eliminate, and its mobility would still be greatly reduced as a result.
If [Beelzebubmon] was the king of single-target combat, then [Machinedramon] was the god of group combat.
As long as it had sufficient energy, it was an army with infinite firepower.
As the saying went, "one man makes an army."
[Machinedramon]'s final Ultimate Move... was [Machine Intelligence Crisis]!
[Machine Intelligence Crisis: [Machinedramon] can grant temporary life to mechanical creations and dominate mechanical lifeforms, causing them to riot en masse.]
The name was well deserved.
[Machine Intelligence Crisis] was an Ultimate Move capable of creating a "machine intelligence crisis."
Mechanical lifeforms dominated by [Machinedramon] would turn their guns around and launch destructive attacks upon the targets they had been protecting.
In Magitech Duels, this type of Ultimate Move was extremely dangerous. Once it took effect, it could often determine victory or defeat.
However, Dark found its ability to "grant temporary life to mechanical creations" even more worthy of study.
After pondering for a moment, he de-evolved [Machinedramon].
There was nothing in particular about [Machinedramon]'s Ultimate Moves that needed testing. ([Infinite Cannon], [Giga Destroyer], and the like were also unsuitable for release.)
Rather than test them now, it would be better to wait until they explored the Black Soil.
After waiting for