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<blockquote data-quote="TedJMill" data-source="post: 573119" data-attributes="member: 9579">It looks like it would be good for anime with very high power individuals, the sort who consider energy blasts a martial arts technique.&nbsp; You can give a character a basic attack, and then take alternate attack techniques as power stunts; I could see running good Ranma or Dragon Ball fights with M&amp;M.&nbsp; Tenchi Muyo would work well; you could write up Ryoko without having to worry about every power she only used in one episode, since those would just be using extra effort to temporarily get power stunts.&nbsp; Sorcery would be nice for Slayers-type magic; a character would get certain favorite spells, but be able to call on others when needed.&nbsp; And of course you could do anime with superhero-like characters, such as Project A-ko.You might have problems with lower level stuff.&nbsp; The device rules can define a basic pistol or sports car, but wouldn't be good for a gun-bunnies anime where differences between brands of gun and how they're customized matters.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TedJMill, post: 573119, member: 9579"] It looks like it would be good for anime with very high power individuals, the sort who consider energy blasts a martial arts technique. You can give a character a basic attack, and then take alternate attack techniques as power stunts; I could see running good Ranma or Dragon Ball fights with M&M. Tenchi Muyo would work well; you could write up Ryoko without having to worry about every power she only used in one episode, since those would just be using extra effort to temporarily get power stunts. Sorcery would be nice for Slayers-type magic; a character would get certain favorite spells, but be able to call on others when needed. And of course you could do anime with superhero-like characters, such as Project A-ko. You might have problems with lower level stuff. The device rules can define a basic pistol or sports car, but wouldn't be good for a gun-bunnies anime where differences between brands of gun and how they're customized matters. [/QUOTE]

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