That's All Folks! is a Light, Gold Peacock variant.
SLAPSTICK
| SA 1 | 15% chance when HIT to inflict ARMOR BREAK for 10 seconds and grant 3/4/5 stacks of PRECISION and 1 stack of EVASION. |
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| SA 2 | While Peacock is alive, opponents have 50/60/75% reduced CRIT RATE. |
Tips and Tricks[]
Role & Strategy[]
- That's All Folks! is a defensive fighter with a Signature Ability that grants her EVASION and stacks of PRECISION while also inflicting ARMOR BREAK to the opponent. This makes her a very dangerous "slippery" character to fight against, as EVASION can proc in the middle of a combo, allowing her to counterattack and punish you with a guaranteed critical hit from PRECISION.
- Her second Signature Ability further solidifies her defensive role by reducing the opponent's crit rate, making it difficult for fighters that rely on crit rate, such as Double with the CHAOS Marquee Ability and Parasoul to fight.
- However, it's also a double-edged sword for any Painwheel with a Marquee Ability the player might want to team up with her, as That's All Folks will make it drastically harder for her to trigger her Marquee Ability when hit.
- Using characters with relatively low hit count such as Cerebella and Beowulf are recommended to decrease the chances of activating her ability while still doing some damage. Furthermore, these characters have special moves that bypass blocking, such as MERRY GO-RILLA and WULF SHOOT.
- When facing That's All Folks!, it is recommended to use fighters that can inflict CURSE such as Purrfect Dark and Shadow Ops or HEX to completely disable her Signature Ability such as Red Velvet to prevent her from gaining her BUFFS.
- Marquee Ability: SPECIAL FEATURE is the recommended Marquee Ability for That's All Folks!, as it provides a chance for all Special Moves to reset immediately.
Stat Investment[]
- General Investment: As a defensive Peacock, That's All Folks! is best built with HP, Defense, Meter Gain and Resistance.
- Special investment: Accuracy will increase the chances of her Signature Ability activating.
Trivia[]
- This variant's color palette is based off old black and white cartoons, with its Fighter name being taken from the signature closing sequence of Looney Tunes.
- This variant's caption is a direct quote by Rufus T. Firefly in the 1933 film Duck Soup, which has also been Bugs Bunny's catchphrase in Looney Tunes.
- This variant's pose is taken from Peacock's victory pose after winning a fight.
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