Possessing phenomenal power, massive health pools, repertoires consisting of dozens of attacks, and uniquely deadly personalties, The Elementals are a force to be reckoned with, rivaling Template:C of the more powerful bosses in the Extended Tale of Diep. From the scheming Template:C to the brooding Caelis, they are some of the most feared bosses around.
Backstory
WIP
Mechanics
The Elementals are a unique and varied group of bosses, although such a word does them little justice. For these are no normal "bosses." They each have unique personalities that (mostly) complement each other as a whole, and these personalities are reflected in their attack style, abilities, weapons, and residence.
Each of them alone packs an insane punch, easily outclassing any given Event Boss. True, the Event Bosses are powerful, but the Elementals have dozens upon dozens of attacks and complete control over a certain element. Every Elemental has two hands, (Template:C is the exception, with four) with which they wield highly varied and always potent weapons, ranging from Template:C's launcher to Template:C's hourglass. Weapons aside, they're incredibly tough to kill, due to massive health pools, rugged weapons, and significant resistance to damage.
When players face an Elemental in battle, the first thing they notice is the Elemental's Phase 1. In this first phase of conflict, the Elemental is always invincible, but its behavior varies from personality to personality. For example, Template:C works out the most efficient and deadly combat sequence possible, while Template:C attempts to intimidate tanks. After a minute or two, Phase 2 begins and the Elementals attack in earnest, using over 25 powerful attacks. After their hands lose all of their health, while losing none of their functionality, the next phase begins.
This next phased is characterized by increased offensive power, while simultaneously the Elementals begin to fall apart. In Phase 3, they start summoning bosses and AI controlled tanks. They also gain access to over 25 new, even more powerful attacks. Their attack style also changes slightly. The change depends on the Elemental but can include increased anger or decreased riskiness. However, while their power increases, they begin to show the wear and tear of the battle. Bullets fired at the hands will go through them. Some may show other aesthetic changes in their design, such as cracks, rips, tears, and stains.
Upon defeat, they give certain rewards (to be revealed) and cause cosmic changes in their element. The changes vary from incredibly bad to incredibly good, but either way, their death is made known.
The Elementals
Seven game features, seven Elementals...
Trapasitis.
Dronavin.
Bulletron.
The Grim Reaper.
Tiempo.
Territe.
Template:C
Trapasitis is the youngest Elemental and Lord of Traps. Because he's young, because Traps are devalued, and because of his conniving, scheming personality, he's frequently discounted by the elder Elementals, making him bitter, even more devious, and highly estranged from his brethren. Still, tanks underestimate him at their peril, for his efficiency is beaten only by Template:C, while his brain and the complex plans it produces is second to none. Truly, he is a tough opponent to face, due to his difficulty to damage and outwit.
Template:C
Dronavin is the second youngest and Lord of Drones. Even though young and not Lord of the most powerful feature, Dronavin is one of the most feared, due to his utter ruthlessness, incredible skill, and brutal efficiency. This makes him highly respected by all who fight him and well-liked (or perhaps trusted) by all who know him. Not that he cares. All he cares about is making every move as easily and skillfully as possible, something which he does by a combination of pure talent, rigid discipline, and extraordinary power.
Template:C
Bulletron is third youngest and Lord of Bullets, Bulletron is a swaggering bully, full of boasts and taunts. But unlike many a bully, Bulletron conceals incredible power and innovation, with dozens of attacks and weapons which he uses with complete mastery. However, Bulletron is easy to influence, from his ever-present jealousy to his sudden fights of blinding and all-consuming rage, rage which makes him risk and tear apart all just to kill one enemy.
Template:C
Lord of Death, The Grim Reaper is one to inspire terror and awe. He never gets angry, never becomes fearful, never is anything but icy cold, the icy cold of death—cold that sucks away life, love, and all else. Cold that conquers all. As can be assumed, he is the most reserved of the Elementals, almost never associating with the others (the only Elemental he associates with at all is Template:C, aside from Elemental meetings, which are few and far between). After all, he's quite busy killing off tanks by the hundreds and thousands...
Template:C
Lord of Time, Tiempo is one of the truly awe-inspiring Elementals. His power challenges even that of Template:C and Caelis, although his personality is more mild and aloof. Personality or no, however, ruling time is no joke, as the many victims of his sharp sword and innovative hourglass know all too well. Altogether, fighting him is worse than hopeless. Either you die in the actual battle, or he sets you in a different time to kill later, or he uses his power to defeat you in an earlier age...
Template:C
Lady of the Earth, Territe is the only female Elemental. She's also the only Elemental to combine the slyness of Template:C, the pride of Template:C, the efficiency of Template:C, the ruthlessness of Template:C, and the rage of Caelis. When you add a personality and will like that with complete power over the Earth, you get one of the most powerful Elementals there are. Her power rivals that of even Caelis, although strangely, Territe has never rebelled against his rule.
Caelis
Caelis is Lord of the Sky and King of the Elementals. WIP
Trivia
- The original idea was Patrik's.
- The name (The Elementals) was Diepmon's idea.
- Many of the quotes are of Zathsu's making.
- The art of the Elementals has gone through many phases, or generations.
- "First-Gen" art was made in Google Drawings and consisted of simple shapes, basic coloring, and white backgrounds.
- "Second-Gen" art was also made in Google Drawings and included gradient coloring and much more advanced/detailed art.
- "Third-Gen" art was a PowerPoint version of "Second-Gen" that added still better designs and transparent backgrounds.
- "Fourth-Gen" will hopefully be coming soon...
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