Moon Knight is my main in Unmatched, but me and my friends have always been unsure on one rule.
On the card for Moon Knight's Khonsu identity, it says to add +2 value to your attack cards. I'm just wondering if this applies to all your attacks, or if it's specific and doesn't apply to versatile cards. Thank you!
I currently have a Stand in the works called L.A. Woman, named after the song and album by The Doors. The problem is...I have no idea what to do with it. All I have is a name, not even a user or design. Could anybody suggest something?
I've been playing Unmatched for a short time, and I was introduced to it by some friends at a summer camp. This year, I'll be going back to see them again, and I wanted to pick up a new set to bring.
Currently I have Redemption Row and Battle of Legends 2. My main is Moon Knight, I love the Identity cycle as a gimmick that you use to strategize. I also like Yennenga for her good mobility and capability to punish. When I've borrowed characters, I enjoy Sinbad. Even though he's subpar, the Voyage mechanic is a lot of fun for me.
I'm primarily interested in Sun's Origin and Bruce Lee vs. Muhammad Ali for their characters, and also because most of my friends don't have these sets. Could I get a second opinion on my decision? I'm open to any suggestions.
This is assuming I have the same level of fighting spirit as the user, so Holy's Stand would still kill me but I could wield Star Platinum fine. Stands that are shown to be separate from their user like Anubis and Wonder of U are counted as such.
If part 9 Stands were on this list, the majority would either be in useful or few to one uses, with Smooth Operators and Big Mouth Strikes Again at the very top.
In episode 10 of Stardust Crusaders, Polnareff meets Hol Horse for the same time. They banter a little while about their Stands before Hol Horse mentions that his Stand shoots, and Polnareff makes a joke about Emperor's shooting.
The thing is, this joke shows up as a different joke in various subs. Some I've seen say "What? A pea shooter?" while another says "Like shooting marbles?" I've been wondering about what the real Japanese line may have been, and I've yet to find it anywhere. I don't speak Japanese and I'd like to figure this out. Could anybody help?