Dragon Fire

Dragon Fire is weapon in HoloCure: Save the Fans!. It can be obtained through a collab between Fan Beam and Plug Type Asacoco. The weapon blasts a continous stream of flames in the aimed direction, dealing massive sustained damage to enemies caught within.

Behavior

Dragon Fire

Level MAX

The power of a once LEGENDARY Dragon. The OG.

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Level 1

Damage:

50% (3 – 7)

Attack time:

3 (0.05 s)

Minimum attack time:

3 (0.05 s)

Attack count:

4

Hit limit:

4

Hit cooldown:

15 (0.25 s)

Area:

100%

Duration:

20 (0.33 s)

Projectile speed:

15

Knockback duration:

3 (0.05 s)

Knockback speed:

1

Up to date with version 0.6.1692275570

Dragon Fire shoots a rapid-fire stream of fireballs in a narrow spread pattern expanding outward from the character. The attack's direction can be aimed by the player.
Each individual fireball in the stream can proc their own Critical Hits.
Dragon Fire Applies a small knockback to enemies hit.
Dragon Fire is unaffected by Haste.

Enchantments

Following enchantments are available to Dragon Fire:

Damage +15%
Size +15%
Crit Damage +10%
Cooldown -10%
+1 Projectile

Note, that while "Cooldown -10%" is a possible enchantment for Dragon Fire, it has no effect on the weapon as its base attack time is already at its lower limit.

Super Collabs

This weapon can be used in the following Super Collabs:

Holy Fire - collaboration with Gorilla's Paw

Tips

Dragon Fire's extremely high fire rate makes it excellent at proccing on-hit skill effects.

History

For full list of changes, see Changelog.

0.6 Release

Hit limits have been added to individual fires
- Now has hit limit of 4.

0.4 Release

Damage reduced from 100% to 50%.^{[Undocumented]}

0.3 Release

Initial release

Trivia

The term Legendary and its Japanese equivalent Densetsu(伝説) is a term commonly used by Kiryu Coco to described her husbando Kiryu Kazuma.^[1] Due to Coco influence and achievement in both Hololive and VTuber in general, her fans also attribute the title to her.
The term OG was originally used by Cover to described the newly graduated Coco. They have since then switched to categorizing graduated members as Alumni instead.