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Tlbww: Rare Bullet (PSP)

2008-11-14T23:38:18Z

Rare Bullet (PSP)

Tlbww: Traps (PSP)

2008-10-26T05:21:29Z

Traps (PSP)

Tlbww at 05:12, 26 October 2008

2008-10-26T05:12:30Z

Tlbww: /* Partner Machines */

2008-10-19T03:12:16Z

‎Partner Machines

Tlbww at 03:10, 19 October 2008

2008-10-19T03:10:26Z

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Tlbww at 07:20, 12 October 2008

2008-10-12T07:20:57Z

Tlbww: /* Visshi Grudda */

2008-10-12T07:15:04Z

‎Visshi Grudda

Tlbww at 07:11, 12 October 2008

2008-10-12T07:11:04Z

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Tlbww: /* Rising Crush */

2008-10-12T06:43:27Z

‎Rising Crush

Tlbww: /* Anga Dugrega */

2008-10-12T06:42:55Z

‎Anga Dugrega

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-Traps are explosive devices placed on the ground.  They are most effectively used by Protransers and [[PSP:Types|Battle types]] with some focus on ranged combat ([[PSP:Ranger|Ranger]] and [[PSP:Gunmaster|Gunmaster]]).  The Protranser gets a damage bonus when using traps, and is the only class capable of using the most powerful traps in the game, the EX traps.  These items are a popular method of delivering potent status effects to enemies that would otherwise resist.
+== Rare Bullet statistics ==
+*These bullets are lack elemental damage but tend to cause Status effects or other bullet properties such as penetration.
 {| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
-! width=110| Trap !! HU !! RA !! FO !! width="20"|FM !! GM !! MF !! AM !! PT
+|- style="background-color:#ccffff;"
 |-
-| {{Color-B}}| Burn Trap G || {{grade|p=-}} || {{Color-S}}| O || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{Color-S}}| O || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{Color-S}}| O
+| SE || PP || SE || PP || SE || PP
 |-
-| {{Color-B}}| Freeze Trap G || {{grade|p=-}} || {{Color-S}}| O || {{Color-S}}| O || {{grade|p=-}} || {{Color-S}}| O || {{Color-S}}| O || {{Color-S}}| O || {{Color-S}}| O
+| rowspan=2| {{Rifle icon}} || [[PSP:Killer Shot|Killer Shot]] || 2 || 32/25/38 || 3 || 40/32/48 || 4 || 48/38/57 || May incapacitate.
 |-
-| {{Color-B}}| Virus Trap G || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{Color-S}}| O || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{Color-S}}| O
+| rowspan=2| {{Shotgun icon}} || [[PSP:Barada Chamga|Barada Chamga]] || 4 || 9/7/10 || 4 || 12/9/14 || 4 || 15/12/18 || Inflicts Charm.
 |-
-| {{Color-B}}| Confuse Trap G || {{grade|p=-}} || {{Color-S}}| O || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{Color-S}}| O || {{grade|p=-}} ||{{Color-S}}| O || {{Color-S}}| O
+| rowspan=2| {{Longbow icon}} || [[PSP:Chousei-sou|Chousei-sou]] || - || 12/-/- || - || 15/-/- || - || 18/-/- || Extra dam./acc., less range, slower firing rate.
 |-
-| {{Color-B}}| Burn Trap EX || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{Color-S}}| O
+| rowspan=2| {{Grenade icon}} || [[PSP:Boma Duranga|Boma Duranga]] || 2 || 40/32/- || 2 || 45/36/- || 2 || 50/40/- || Higher damage, HP Reflect damage.
 |-
-| {{Color-B}}| Freeze Trap EX || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{Color-S}}| O
+| rowspan=2| {{Laser cannon icon}} || [[PSP:Phantasm Prism|Phantasm Prism]] || 2 || 18/14/21 || 2 || 22/17/26 || 2 || 26/20/31 || Inflicts Sleep, causes Knockback effect.
 |-
-| {{Color-B}}| Stun Trap EX || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{grade|p=-}} || {{Color-S}}| O
+| rowspan=2| {{Twin handgun icon}} || [[PSP:Twin Penetration|Twin Penetration]]  || - || 16/12/19 || - || 20/16/24 || - || 24/19/28 || Hits all targets in a line.
 |-
+| rowspan=2| {{Handgun icon}} || [[PSP:Penetrating Hit|Penetrating Hit]] || - || 10/8/- || - || 12/9/- || - || 14/11/- || Penetrates, low range.
-|}
+|- style="background-color:#eeeeee;"

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 ==Usage==
-Traps are held in the third pane of the inventory window with other consumables and are bound to the item palette. When selected however, they take up your currently wielded weapon.  The primary attack button is used to plant traps. Both G and EX traps remain indefinitely until detonated via the secondary attack button.  Multiple G traps may be planted in which case using the detonator causes all set traps to explode simultaneously. Changing weaponry while traps are still out in play cause all active traps to be removed from the board without detonation, resulting in a lost trap. Regular traps are capable of affecting a single target only but tend to do larger initial damage but have weaker status effects. G traps can affect as many as four targets simultaneously with weaker base damage but stronger status effects. G traps are also capable of affecting multiple hit boxes on large monsters simultaneously, resulting in larger damage in such situations. Traps always hit if a target is caught within the area of effect, if the trap has a status effect tied to it, it will deliver it unerringly unless the enemy is completely immune. All traps are capable of charging the SUV bar.
+Traps are held in the third pane of the inventory window with other consumables and are bound to the item palette. When selected however, they take up your currently wielded weapon.  The primary attack button is used to plant traps. Both G and EX traps remain indefinitely until detonated via the secondary attack button.  Multiple G traps may be planted in which case using the detonator causes all set traps to explode simultaneously. Changing weaponry while traps are still out in play cause all active traps to be removed from the board without detonation, resulting in a lost trap.  G traps can affect as many as four targets simultaneously with weaker base damage but stronger status effects. G traps are also capable of affecting multiple hit boxes on large monsters simultaneously, resulting in larger damage in such situations. Traps always hit if a target is caught within the area of effect, if the trap has a status effect tied to it, it will deliver it unerringly unless the enemy is completely immune. EX traps trigger as geysers and have a duration of 10-15 seconds depending on the trap. All traps are capable of charging the SUV bar.

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-This article describes partner machines known in Phantasy Star Portable.
+==Usage==
-PMs have several functions, including:
+==Proficiencies==
-==Statistics==
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
 |}

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-| [[PSP:GH 410]] || Striking || Near owner. <br/>Sticks to owner. || Always stays near owner, good with 2-handed swords. || [[Hanzo]] (7★ G.R.M. Sword) [[Spinning Break]], <br/>[[Sharp Twins]] (8★ G.R.M. Twin Saber) [[Assault Crush]], <br/>[[Wandra]] (1★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] || || 8★ || 10000
+| [[PSP:GH 410|GH 410]] || Striking || Near owner. <br/>Sticks to owner. || Always stays near owner, good with 2-handed swords. || [[Hanzo]] (7★ G.R.M. Sword) [[Spinning Break]], <br/>[[Sharp Twins]] (8★ G.R.M. Twin Saber) [[Assault Crush]], <br/>[[Wandra]] (1★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] || || 8★ || 10000
 |- style="background:#ddf"
 | [[PSP:GH 420|GH 420]] || Striking || Independent. <br/>Autonomous. || Wanders around the battle and attacks enemies with claws. || [[Ga-Misaki]] (8★ Yohmei Claw) [[Senten Kanzan-ga]], <br/>[[Shintsuki-zashi]] (7★ Yohmei Twin Dagger) [[Hishou Jinren-zan]], <br/>[[Batnara]] (3★ Yohmei Wand) [[Resta]] || || 8★ || 10000
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 |}
 == External Links ==

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 === [[Tornado Break]] ===
-{{PSP version}} 1000 [[meseta]]<br>''Hits multiple surrounding enemies with a horizontal slashing attack.''<br>{{4 stars}}
+{{PSP version}} 1500 [[meseta]]<br>''Hits multiple surrounding enemies with a horizontal slashing attack.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 === [[Bogga Danga]] ===
-{{PSP version}} 1000 [[meseta]]<br>''A quick combination attack that hits multiple enemies in quick succession.''<br>{{4 stars}}
+{{PSP version}} 1200 [[meseta]]<br>''A quick combination attack that hits multiple enemies in quick succession.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 === [[Dus Robado]] ===
-{{PSP version}} 18000 [[meseta]]<br>''Uses the whole body to swing the weapon to hit surrounding enemies.''<br>{{4 stars}}
+{{PSP version}} 1000 [[meseta]]<br>''Uses the whole body to swing the weapon to hit surrounding enemies.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 === [[Gravity Dance]] ===
-{{PSP version}} 36000 [[meseta]]<br>''A series of hits that spin with surrounding enemies.''<br>{{4 stars}}
+{{PSP version}} 2100 [[meseta]]<br>''A series of hits that spin with surrounding enemies.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 === [[Anga Dugrega]] ===
-{{PSP version}} 10000 [[meseta]]<br>''A forward change that can evolve to add further attacks afterward.''<br>{{4 stars}}
+{{PSP version}} 1800 [[meseta]]<br>''A forward change that can evolve to add further attacks afterward.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 === [[Rising Crush]] ===
-{{PSP version}} 1000 [[meseta]]<br>''A series of upward and spinning attacks.''<br>{{4 stars}}
+{{PSP version}} 1400 [[meseta]]<br>''A series of upward and spinning attacks.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 === [[Hishou Jinren-zan]] ===
-{{PSP version}} -- [[meseta]]<br>''Puts the reactors in overdrive for a series of upward attacks.''<br>{{4 stars}}
+{{PSP version}} 1100 [[meseta]]<br>''Puts the reactors in overdrive for a series of upward attacks.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 === [[Bukuu Rensen-ga]] ===
-{{PSP version}} 10000 [[meseta]]<br>''Leaps into the air and releases a flurry of hits.''<br>{{4 stars}}
+{{PSP version}} 1600 [[meseta]]<br>''Leaps into the air and releases a flurry of hits.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 === [[Rising Strike]] ===
-{{PSP version}} 1000 [[meseta]], <br>''A quick pair of slashes that knocks enemies upward.''<br>{{4 stars}}
+{{PSP version}} 500 [[meseta]], <br>''A quick pair of slashes that knocks enemies upward.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 === [[Shunbu Shouren-zan]] ===
-{{PSP version}} 9000 [[meseta]]<br>''A series of attacks too fast for any counterattack.''<br>{{4 stars}}
+{{PSP version}} 600 [[meseta]]<br>''A series of attacks too fast for any counterattack.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 === [[Shousen Totsuzan-ga]] ===
-{{PSP version}} 10000 [[meseta]]<br>''Rotates the claw to pierce the enemy.''<br>{{4 star}}
+{{PSP version}} 900 [[meseta]]<br>''Rotates the claw to pierce the enemy.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 === [[Visshi Grudda]] ===
-{{PSP version}} 2000 [[meseta]]<br>''Ups reactor output to boost the whip's reach and strike all surrounding enemies.''<br>{{4 stars}}
+{{PSP version}} 800 [[meseta]]<br>''Ups reactor output to boost the whip's reach and strike all surrounding enemies.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 === [[Choutou Kantsu-jin]] ===
-{{PSP version}} -- [[meseta]]<br>''Uses quick movements to attack multiple enemies from both sides.''<br>{{4 stars}}
+{{PSP version}} 1300 [[meseta]]<br>''Uses quick movements to attack multiple enemies from both sides.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 === [[Visshi Grudda]] ===
-{{PSP version}} 2000 [[meseta]]<br>''Ups reactor output to boost the whip's reach and strike all surrounding enemies.''<br>{{1 star}}
+{{PSP version}} 2000 [[meseta]]<br>''Ups reactor output to boost the whip's reach and strike all surrounding enemies.''<br>{{4 stars}}
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 ! PP
-| colspan=4| 18
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 ! Att. 1