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==Additional Information==
==Additional Information==
This status prevents stickers without an attack power rating to fail, this seems to include all passives and non-attack automatic trigger stickers.
Once Berserk, the victim's moveset is updated so that all non-passive, non-damaging moves are removed.  


For example, the following will fail:
Prior to [[Version]] 1.7, Certain passives that have nonzero power, such as [[Pre-emptive Strike]], [[Splinter]], and [[Self-Destruct]], still work under Berserk, while the following non-damaging passives were blocked by Berserk: [[AP Factory]], [[AP Refund]], [[Berserker]], [[Bloodlust]], [[Burning Passion]], [[Clay-Fired]], [[Cold Fusion]], [[Energy Reserves]], [[Liftoff]], [[Multicopy]], [[Neutralise]], [[Prismatic]], [[Retribution]], [[Spring-Load]], [[Tower Defence (move)|Tower Defence]], [[Trap Jaw]], and [[Vengeful Curse]].
* [[Spring-Load]]
* [[AP Refund]]
* [[Pity AP]]


It can be especially useful if an opponent has a number of passive/automatic/buff/status moves as part of their strategy such as:
Since version 1.7, all passive moves now operate while the user is under Berserk.
 
Berserk can be especially useful if an opponent has a number of status moves as part of their strategy such as:
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* [[Penny Dreadful]]'s [[Djinn Entonic]], whose [[Haunt]] and [[Ritual]] will fail under this effect.
* [[Penny Dreadful]]'s [[Djinn Entonic]], whose [[Haunt]] and [[Ritual]] will fail under this effect.
* [[Wilma]]'s [[Djinn Entonic]], for similar reasons.
* [[Wilma]]'s [[Djinn Entonic]], for similar reasons.
* [[Aleph]], whose [[Prismatic]] will fail; this can be automatically triggered if he becomes [[Astral]] type.
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[[Category:Status Effects]]
[[Category:Status Effects]]

Latest revision as of 16:06, 15 July 2025

Berserk
Debuff Status Effect
DurationLimited
RemovableYes

Berserk is a debuffing status effect.

Description

Characters with Berserk can only use damaging moves.

Related Moves

MoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracyUse Cost
Berserker
Beast
 Status Effect — 100% Passive
Damage Roll
Typeless
 Ranged Attack 9 100% 3 AP
Taunt
Poison
 Status Effect — 100% 1 AP
Trick
Typeless
 Status Effect — 100% 1 AP
Vengeful Curse
Astral
 Status Effect — 100% Passive
Wonderful 7
Astral
 Ranged Attack 90 100% 4 AP

Related Type Match-Ups

Metal
×
Astral
→		Debuff Berserk ×3(Disturbed)
Poison
×
Astral
→		Debuff Berserk ×3(Disturbed)

Additional Information

Once Berserk, the victim's moveset is updated so that all non-passive, non-damaging moves are removed.

Prior to Version 1.7, Certain passives that have nonzero power, such as Pre-emptive Strike, Splinter, and Self-Destruct, still work under Berserk, while the following non-damaging passives were blocked by Berserk: AP Factory, AP Refund, Berserker, Bloodlust, Burning Passion, Clay-Fired, Cold Fusion, Energy Reserves, Liftoff, Multicopy, Neutralise, Prismatic, Retribution, Spring-Load, Tower Defence, Trap Jaw, and Vengeful Curse.

Since version 1.7, all passive moves now operate while the user is under Berserk.

Berserk can be especially useful if an opponent has a number of status moves as part of their strategy such as:

In Other Languages

Chinese (Simplified) 狂暴
French Fureur
German Berserker
Italian Berserk
Japanese バーサク
Korean 광분
Portuguese Loucura
Spanish (Spain) Ira
Spanish (Latin America) de la ira
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