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Following along with and 's ideas for their character's elements, I feel I should do the same ^^ I'd draw and color all 5 moves, but I don't wanna keep you guys waiting for too long, so I'll post them in parts. Afterwards all post all images in one big thing! ^^

Wing’s element of the Void is all energy-based. With proper chi control, he can turn his chi into physical energy and use it in combat. The use of the Void, however, is proven to show destructive results, so Wing is careful not to put too much chi into his energy attacks. The more chi he uses, the more powerful and damaging his attacks become. Most of his moves are based off of the techniques shown in the Dragon Ball manga series he reads. The manga plays a key role in discovering the Void’s potential power and help develop techniques used by the books’ characters. Unlike the other Dragons’ elements, using the Void has limits in which Wing must also keep in mind and control. Using too much of the Void’s power physically exhausts his body and leaves him defenseless. His energy attacks are all in his elemental and aura color: yellow. He has no final move due to the amount chi he can put into his techniques, excluding his Chi Sense. The damage of his attacks range from minor to devastating.

Chi Blast – As his most basic move, Wing can use one or two hands to shoot discharged portions of energized chi towards his opponents or objects. This technique doesn’t require much chi for a simple blast. He uses it for non-fatal blows and diversions.

Chi Sense – After Wing is able to control and harness his chi, he slowly gains the ability to sense surrounding chi/aura. He can use this ability at any time to sense approaching chi from any direction as well as track where other chi is. Chi can also be determined as either strong or weak, depending on the person and other life forms. With a mental vision, each person’s chi is colored differently. Within a long period of time of associating with other people, their chi is printed into his psyche so he can recognize which chi is who’s.

The next three will come later! Hopefully I'll have time!

Xiaolin Showdown (c) Christy Hui

Dragon Ball (c) Akira Toriyama

Renai (c)

Hikari (c)
Wing & Art (c)

Description
Following along with and 's ideas for their character's elements, I feel I should do the same ^^ I'd draw and color all 5 moves, but I don't wanna keep you guys waiting for too long, so I'll post them in parts. Afterwards all post all images in one big thing! ^^

Wing’s element of the Void is all energy-based. With proper chi control, he can turn his chi into physical energy and use it in combat. The use of the Void, however, is proven to show destructive results, so Wing is careful not to put too much chi into his energy attacks. The more chi he uses, the more powerful and damaging his attacks become. Most of his moves are based off of the techniques shown in the Dragon Ball manga series he reads. The manga plays a key role in discovering the Void’s potential power and help develop techniques used by the books’ characters. Unlike the other Dragons’ elements, using the Void has limits in which Wing must also keep in mind and control. Using too much of the Void’s power physically exhausts his body and leaves him defenseless. His energy attacks are all in his elemental and aura color: yellow. He has no final move due to the amount chi he can put into his techniques, excluding his Chi Sense. The damage of his attacks range from minor to devastating.

Chi Blast – As his most basic move, Wing can use one or two hands to shoot discharged portions of energized chi towards his opponents or objects. This technique doesn’t require much chi for a simple blast. He uses it for non-fatal blows and diversions.

Chi Sense – After Wing is able to control and harness his chi, he slowly gains the ability to sense surrounding chi/aura. He can use this ability at any time to sense approaching chi from any direction as well as track where other chi is. Chi can also be determined as either strong or weak, depending on the person and other life forms. With a mental vision, each person’s chi is colored differently. Within a long period of time of associating with other people, their chi is printed into his psyche so he can recognize which chi is who’s.

The next three will come later! Hopefully I'll have time!

Xiaolin Showdown (c) Christy Hui

Dragon Ball (c) Akira Toriyama

Renai (c)

Hikari (c)
Wing & Art (c)