Star Breaker
| Star Breaker | |
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| Statistics | |
| HP | 5 |
| Attack | +2 |
| Defense | 0 |
| Evasion | -1 |
| Recovery | 5 |
| Hyper | Star Blasting Fuse |
| Origin | Sora |
Star Breaker (スターブレイカー Sutābureikā) is one of the DLC Characters in 100% Orange Juice, who was introduced in update 1.13 along with Sweet Breaker, as part of DLC7.
Notes
Star Breaker has a passive ability which only locks her to Wins norma. This turns Star Breaker into a battle-dependent offense character, since she need to score wins over her enemies in order to level up. One benefit of this passive ability is that she can use expensive cards at will, since she has no other use for the stars anyway. Depending on the circumstances, using Star Breaker can be pretty challenging if the player aims to win a match.
Useful Cards
- I'm on Fire! and Big Magnum raise Star Breaker's already high attack, which allows her to hit her enemies hard.
- Accel Hyper, together with Star Breaker's +2 Attack stat, is a strong Battle card that can be used to take down enemies.
- Little War allows Star Breaker to attack twice in battles.
- Piyopiyo Procession is a good Trap card that can give Star Breaker wins if she KO's the enemies from it.
- Assault lets Star Breaker launch surprise attacks on distant players.
Other Appearances
- Star Breaker is the main antagonist in the game Sora. She appears as the Stage 6 and 7 boss.
- Star Breaker is a playable character in Acceleration of SUGURI 2.
- Star Breaker is one of the Chapter bosses in 200% Mixed Juice!. She has three forms in this game: Star Breaker, Star Breaker (Full Gear), and Star Breaker&Reika.
Trivia
- Star Breaker's appears on the following cards: Invisible Bomb, Star Blasting Fuse, Star-Blasting Light.
- Star Breaker is the only character who can't choose Stars norma. This is because of her passive ability.
- Star Breaker is the only character from Sora who has a negative base Evasion stat.
Update History
- 1.13: Introduced.
