 | Name | Block Clearing |
| Category | Gameplay Tutorial | |
| Amount of Tips | 4 | |
| Description | In "Block Clearing," you will have to continuously destroy the blocks on your side to grant buffs to your rattan figure and defeat your opponent's rattan figure. During the match, you can control the blocks' movement to the left and right, rotate them, or cause them to drop down faster. When 4 or more of the same colored blocks connect, they will be cleared. This will provide Charge to your rattan figure while also increasing its Chain Level. |
| Table of Content |
| Tip #1 |
| Tip #2 |
| Tip #3 |
| Tip #4 |
Tip #1
| In "Block Clearing," you will have to continuously destroy the blocks on your side to grant buffs to your rattan figure and defeat your opponent's rattan figure. During the match, you can control the blocks' movement to the left and right, rotate them, or cause them to drop down faster. When 4 or more of the same colored blocks connect, they will be cleared. This will provide Charge to your rattan figure while also increasing its Chain Level. |
Tip #2
| Once clearing blocks ends, your rattan figure will attack the opposing rattan figure according to your Chain Level. This attack will deal DMG to the opposing figure and set up obstacles in the opposing arena. Defeat the opposing rattan figure to achieve victory. After winning, you will unlock the rewards corresponding to the score you obtained. |
Tip #3
| When clearing blocks is triggered, the block(s) on top of the cleared blocks will immediately fall. If this also triggers blocks being cleared, a chain reaction of clearing blocks will occur, granting still more Charge to the rattan figure and increasing its Chain Level. Additionally, when there is not enough space at the top of your arena to generate new blocks, you can trigger "Bale-Out." This consumes a portion of your rattan figure's HP and clears all blocks and obstacles in your arena. |
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