I'm Die, Thank You Forever

I'm Die, Thank You Forever is a weapon in HoloCure: Save the Fans!. It can be obtained through a collab between X-Potato and Holo Bomb. The weapon throws out bombs that attach to targets on contact. When a bomb carrier dies, the bomb explodes, shaking the screen and dealing massive repeated damage to all enemies in a wide radius.

Behavior

Level MAX

Throw a Bomb that attaches to a target. When target is defeated, the bomb explodes.

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Level 1

Damage:

Projectile:

100% (8 – 12)

Explosion:

300% (27 – 33)

Attack time:

180 (3 s)

Minimum attack time:

60 (1 s)

Attack count:

Projectile:

1

Explosion:

1

Hit limit:

Projectile:

1

Explosion:

Inf

Hit cooldown:

Projectile:

30 (0.5 s)

Explosion:

30 (0.5 s)

Area:

150%

Duration:

Projectile:

300 (5 s)

Explosion:

95 (1.58 s)

Projectile speed:

15

Knockback duration:

Explosion:

10 (0.17 s)

Knockback speed:

Explosion:

10

Up to date with version 0.6.1692275570

I'm Die, Thank You Forever's explosion is not affected by size buffs; only the size of the bomb projectile itself.

Enchantments

Following enchantments are available to I'm Die, Thank You Forever:

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

Note, that the "Size +15%" enchantments only affects the size of the bomb projectile, and not size of the explosion.

History

For full list of changes, see Changelog.

0.6 Release

Damage has been decreased.
- Explosion damage reduced from 500% (45 – 55) to 300% (27 – 33).

0.5 Release

Added I'm Die, Thank You Forever

Trivia

The weapon is a reference to a stream between Mori Calliope and Inugami Korone where they were playing Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, a collaborative bomb defusing game. Both talents challenged themselves by speaking in their non-native language — English for Korone, Japanese for Calliope. In one such attempt, as Korone realizes she has no time to win, she says the one-liner, "I'm die, thank you forever," in her final moments.^[1]