Blade of Ultimate Power: Difference between revisions

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==={{DQ7}}===

B.U.P. in the ~~[[Sony PlayStation|~~PSX~~]] version~~ can be learned by any character who reaches rank 8 of the [[Champion]]. It will deal 600~700 damage, minus the foe's defence value, for 20 {{MP}}.

B.U.P. in the {{PSX}} Version can be learned by any character who reaches rank 8 of the [[Champion]]. It will deal 600~700 damage, minus the foe's defence value, for 20 {{MP}}.

In the ~~[[Nintendo~~ 3DS~~|3DS]]~~ and subsequent mobile device ports, B.U.P. takes on different properties; it now deals 500~600 damage that ignores defence and any other damage reduction factors such as [[Defending Champion]]. '''This means the skill works on members of the metal slime family'''.

In the {{3DS}} and subsequent mobile device ports, B.U.P. takes on different properties; it now deals 500~600 damage that ignores defence and any other damage reduction factors such as [[Defending Champion]]. '''This means the skill works on members of the metal slime family'''.

Furthermore, the damage will increase by 50% if the practitioner is equipped with a weapon that's more effective against the target's monster family. For example, if [[Aishe]] is equipped with a [[Dragonsbane]], she can deal up to '''900''' damage.

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The {{Hero 11}} will learn the skill for 36 points in his ''Swordmastery'' skill tree. It costs 48 {{MP}} to use, and will deal up to 680~720 non-elemental damage to one enemy. Unlike previous versions, the skill does not work on metal slimes.

===~~''[[Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End]]''~~===

==={{DQH2}}===

B.U.P. returns after a long absence as [[Cesar]]'s [[Coup de Grâce]] ability.

==Etymology==

''Ultima'' is derived from the [http://wiki.ultimacodex.com/wiki/What_is_Ultima%3F|Ultima series] of computer RPGs, of which [[~~Yūji~~ Horii]] is a fan of and took inspiration from when developing the original {{DQ}}.

''Ultima'' is derived from the [http://wiki.ultimacodex.com/wiki/What_is_Ultima%3F|Ultima series] of computer RPGs, of which [[Yuji Horii]] is a fan of and took inspiration from when developing the original {{DQ}}.

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 ==={{DQ7}}===
-B.U.P. in the [[Sony PlayStation|PSX]] version can be learned by any character who reaches rank 8 of the [[Champion]]. It will deal 600~700 damage, minus the foe's defence value, for 20 {{MP}}.
+B.U.P. in the {{PSX}} Version can be learned by any character who reaches rank 8 of the [[Champion]]. It will deal 600~700 damage, minus the foe's defence value, for 20 {{MP}}.
-In the [[Nintendo 3DS|3DS]] and subsequent mobile device ports, B.U.P. takes on different properties; it now deals 500~600 damage that ignores defence and any other damage reduction factors such as [[Defending Champion]]. '''This means the skill works on members of the metal slime family'''.
+In the {{3DS}} and subsequent mobile device ports, B.U.P. takes on different properties; it now deals 500~600 damage that ignores defence and any other damage reduction factors such as [[Defending Champion]]. '''This means the skill works on members of the metal slime family'''.
 Furthermore, the damage will increase by 50% if the practitioner is equipped with a weapon that's more effective against the target's monster family. For example, if [[Aishe]] is equipped with a [[Dragonsbane]], she can deal up to '''900''' damage.
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 The {{Hero 11}} will learn the skill for 36 points in his ''Swordmastery'' skill tree. It costs 48 {{MP}} to use, and will deal up to 680~720 non-elemental damage to one enemy. Unlike previous versions, the skill does not work on metal slimes.
-===''[[Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End]]''===
+==={{DQH2}}===
 B.U.P. returns after a long absence as [[Cesar]]'s [[Coup de Grâce]] ability.
 ==Etymology==
-''Ultima'' is derived from the [http://wiki.ultimacodex.com/wiki/What_is_Ultima%3F|Ultima series] of computer RPGs, of which [[Yūji Horii]] is a fan of and took inspiration from when developing the original {{DQ}}.
+''Ultima'' is derived from the [http://wiki.ultimacodex.com/wiki/What_is_Ultima%3F|Ultima series] of computer RPGs, of which [[Yuji Horii]] is a fan of and took inspiration from when developing the original {{DQ}}.
 {{DQSkills}}