Xu Mo stared at the azure energy ball in his hand, feeling a cool sensation instead of heat. This "power source," while not the heart of Genos, was crucial as an output device. Unlike a traditional power source, it was designed for high-efficiency output, often used in conjunction with other equipment like incinerators.
Despite its advanced nature, Xu Mo couldn't directly utilize it; it was meant for robots or modified humans. Without an Iron Man suit, he decided to store it in the warehouse, hoping it would be useful for a Terminator or similar entity.
The Skynet fragments, appearing as black disks, were also intriguing. Xu Mo noted that the Skynet system might have synergy with Shinigami's combat techniques, specifically Shunpo. This active skill allowed for extremely rapid movement, similar to Instant Transmission.
[Hint: Although Shunpo is an active skill, it can stack with similar skills.]
Recalling techniques from "Naruto," Xu Mo considered how Shunpo might compare to other high-speed movement techniques. After activating the Shunpo fragments, he experienced an incredible increase in speed. His movements became so rapid they seemed like Instant Transmission to anyone watching.
Next, Xu Mo examined the Bakudō skill, which focuses on restraint and imprisonment rather than destruction. He tried out the Bakudō: Plug skill, designed to immobilize the target's limbs. It proved effective, adding a useful ability to his repertoire.
Turning his attention to the final items, Xu Mo considered the Multiple Shadow Clone Technique fragments. Each clone would experience and relay its experiences back to the original. Unlike traditional clones, which consume Chakra, these clones used physical strength.
[Note: The more clones summoned, the more physical effort is required, and there is no upper limit.]
Xu Mo recognized the potential of this technique for expanding his capabilities. He could effectively duplicate his efforts and manage tasks more efficiently, a major advantage for a comic artist like himself who often found the work tedious and time-consuming.
The new comics, particularly "Naruto" and "Shinigami," had introduced exciting elements. With the expectation of new weekly draws and an accelerated manga progress, Xu Mo anticipated the benefits of these techniques.
As he reviewed his gains and the implications for his work, Xu Mo couldn't help but smile. The Shadow Clone Technique, in particular, promised to revolutionize how he approached his projects, easing the burden of his creative process and allowing him to explore new avenues in his comics.