Supernova

Choso fires blood projectiles from his body in every direction simultaneously. Not forward, not in a cone, outward from his entire body in a sphere. The result is an attack with no blind spot: above, below, behind, every angle covered by high-velocity blood projectiles converging on the target.

The multi-directional nature makes Supernova Choso's answer to opponents who are too fast or too tricky to hit with conventional directional attacks. You can dodge a projectile that comes from one direction. You can't dodge projectiles that come from all of them.

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Choso also used Supernova against Yuji in their underground station fight, where the enclosed space amplified the technique's effectiveness. There's nowhere to dodge in a subway corridor when blood comes from every direction.