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Mysterious Masked Man...

After choosing this character, Kakashi and Obito fell silent.

It’s not a problem with the character design, but the character background.

Leaving aside the character's background, Kakashi experienced this ninja marked as S-level rarity.

There are 4 flat a's in total, 1 of which is a mid-range chain push.

2a is a two-stage attack. The second stage attack can use the chain to pull the enemy closer, which is also a flat push.

3a Use Shenwei to suck the enemy into the Shenwei space. The distance is short, but the judgment range is circular. If you control the distance well, you can grab the enemy who is slightly offset from the Y axis. This is a storage grab.

4a kicks the enemy out of the Shenwei space. 3a cannot be used without 4a grabbing...

It took Kakashi four or five minutes to experience the mysterious masked man's basic attack. He was having so much fun that he seemed to have completely forgotten the time.

It really proved what he said, "When playing games, one's vigilance will be greatly lowered."

There was no way. For Kakashi, the mysterious masked man's normal attack was the most magical one he had ever seen.

This magic does not refer to the fancy random attacks and exaggerated special effects, but the control of the rhythm of normal attacks.

To be honest... this ninja's normal attack can be said to be unstable compared to the current mainstream ninjas.

But the operator can rely on his superb operation to perform stable flat a.

For example, how to control the distance of the basic attack and how to ensure that the basic attack will not protect. Kakashi made two mistakes when he first started, but he soon discovered that this set of basic attacks requires a lot of basic skills from the operator.

The time spent on the mysterious masked man's normal attack was almost longer than the time spent experiencing the furious Obito... Kakashi then turned his attention back to his skills.

After all, normal attacks are just for combos, and skills are the main reflection of the strength of most ninjas (for example, a ninja with average normal attacks but all skills X and Y).

The first skill is Fireball, the Uchiha clan's signature ninjutsu, but wouldn't it seem a little inappropriate when used on the mysterious masked man who is an S-level ninja?

The answer is obviously no.

The masked man's fireball has a very long X-axis, so he can start from outside the screen, and the explosion range is also very good.

As for the damage, a single-stage damage of more than 400,000 is obviously very good, and the benefit of a single-stage damage critical hit is higher than that of a multi-stage damage critical hit.

This is also the disadvantage. Skills with single-stage damage can be easily blocked.

However, as an S-level ninja, Kakashi still discovered some little tricks that showed sincerity.

After spitting fire, immediately click on the normal attack. The main body can grab forward, but you need to maintain a certain distance to grab the enemy. If you are too close, the enemy will be knocked up and cannot be grabbed.

The grabbing effect is the same as the third stage of normal attack.

The skill is simple, the casting is fast, the afterswing is small, and the damage is excellent.

Kakashi silently gave his evaluation in his mind, but the cooling time is a bit long, and it can be blocked by one person. At the same time, the grabbing ability requires calculation of distance... I'm afraid it won't be often used in actual combat.

A seemingly simple skill is actually not that brainless.

Then continue to experience skill two.

The second skill leaves a detonating tag on the ground after jumping up, and the detonating tag explodes with a delay.

There is a certain amount of backswing, but it ends when the detonating talisman explodes, which can effectively prevent melee skills from attacking the face.

Another simple skill?

Kakashi was a little confused when he first tried out the second skill.

However, it was soon discovered that this skill had a good Y-axis range, roughly similar to the previously launched Hundred Healings Tsunade. The difference was... Hundred Healings Tsunade's skill had a grabbing effect, and the delay in the ground shock would also be slower.

The masked man’s second skill has an invincible frame and is almost instantaneous. There is no possibility of reaction and you can only predict it. Pressing normal A can give you the ability to grab upwards.

Not very practical, but can grab some flying enemies and dodge some skills.

The damage is also considerable. The damage of the two skills combined is roughly equivalent to the ultimate damage of some ninjas.

Moreover, the damage-dealing speed of these two skills is about two seconds, and the damage in two seconds is close to one million, which can be said to be a very strong burst ability.

The ultimate skill is Summoning the Nine-Tailed Fox. The distance is about one screen. The midfield plus two body positions can hit the enemy in front of you, but the damage cannot be full.

The ultimate skill deals damage very quickly, but there is no damage and no time stop in the pre-swing phase.

The ultimate move plus the skill of rage or insertion can deal a full 2 ​​million damage in half a stand's time.

After playing the game, Kakashi suddenly found that it was difficult for him to rate the strength of this ninja.

This ninja's skills are also simple and crude, even simpler than the furious Obito...

But Kakashi feels completely different. Although the skill design is simple, the basic attack requires the support of the operator's basic skills. The first skill starts from a distance and has a grabbing function, but it also has certain requirements for the operator. At the same time, there is a risk of being pushed up by a single unit, which can be regarded as a game point.

After all, the skill duration is a bit long, and it certainly cannot be thrown out casually. If it hits the target, it's fine, but if it misses, Kakashi thinks it would be a big loss.

Skill 2 has a very strong starting ability, but is limited in range and must be released within the enemy's field of vision. Although it is instantaneous, it is easy to predict. This is a typical game point.

Different from the simple and crude way of piling up strength like Furious Obito, Kakashi feels that the Mysterious Masked Man is a very comprehensive ninja. His simple skills make this ninja less tolerant of mistakes, which is completely opposite to the recent series of ninjas.

You need to ensure the hit rate, have solid basic skills, and there are a lot of game links...

Why does it feel like this ninja is even harder to master than most ninjas that require operation?

Kakashi was unsure about the strength of this ninja for a moment, so he took the initiative to ask: "Have you fought or used this ninja before? How did it feel?"

Obito said: "I have experienced it several times, but I can't say I have much experience... But you don't seem to have noticed that this ninja can release skills when the enemy is in the Kamui space."

Following Obito's suggestion, Kakashi tried it, but the Kamui Space Release skill seemed a bit useless. It was said to be suitable for dealing damage... but in fact, the damage speed of the fire breath was not as fast as a simple fireball.

On the contrary, it is a good idea to use the characteristic of Shenwei Space to capture the enemy and trick them into using a substitute. If there is no substitute, you can use fireballs to sweep the ground or lightning and scatter secret scrolls to stand up. If the opponent has a substitute, you can also get away quickly.

This made Kakashi even more interested in this character, but it was also difficult to judge his strength.

He simply shook his head and said, "It's better to wait until I have time to try it out myself before making a final judgment on this ninja."

At the same time, look at the next character to be experienced, the mysterious masked man [Blade of Red Night]... In appearance, he is extremely similar to the mysterious masked man, and even the mask is very similar.