Ore to Sofia wo koete misero! Fureddo! Erementaru Burasutā! (HM) Todome da! Try overcoming me and Sophia! Fred! Elemental Blaster! (HM) You're finished! On Hard Mode, this skill is delayed for a while, giving time for Jason to attack even when his health is depleted.īoss Battle Voices Japanese Eventĭash Shots or Cross Wave (Hard Mode while Jumping or Countering)
Temporarily overrides the BGM with a theme song for Eve. The shield will go down with enough damage or when Jason's final health bar is fully restored. While the shield is active, Jason cannot be tagged. When Jason's final health bar gets low, Eve will support him, giving him a shield, health regeneration, and activating an Unchained D.D.F. This broken rifle serves as the basis of the Luminous Avenger iX 2 story, although Copen has no idea how he got it, and later concludes The Creator was the one who sent it to him. Like Eve does in the canon BMZ2 story, in his DLC Copen retrieves the damaged remains of Roddy's rifle. * Roddy, in this case, is the deceased and never seen pilot of MA-02 Andreia in Blaster Master Zero 2, whom Jason and Eve later name their son after. The fight concludes with Jason wishing to meet him again. Jason briefly ponders over their meeting being brought about by Roddy's* Blaster Rifle, before deciding to challenge Copen to test his strength. He then properly introduces himself as Jason Frudnick, a scientist like Copen himself. Jason apologizes and claims that his acquaintance with Copen was one-sided, and remarks that he's learned a lot of things while traveling through SD space.
(In the Gunvolt News Channel 37 stream about the DLC, it was revealed that Jason created his hover ability in BMZ3 based on Copen's)Ĭopen is confused, as he has no idea who Jason is. He identifies Copen, and thanks him for the improvements made to his equipment by analyzing Copen's. Outside the Grave Pillar at night time, a super-dimensional space tear opens up before Copen, with the SOPHIA-J1 coming through it and Jason jumping out of the cockpit.
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