Meister Name: Miles Edgeworth Weapon Name: Genesis Rhapsodos Resonance Attack Name: Trial by Fire Why should they have a resonance attack: Genesis and Edgeworth have had other partners come and go before teaming up. Instead of moping, however, both of them stepped up to the challenge of starting over and learning to trust each other in and out of battle, and came out with a pretty solid, unspoken bond. While they are similar in certain ways, their differences are very pronounced and complement each other. Genesis is an experienced fighter with all the charms, while Edgeworth is the logical, more serious half who never had combat experience prior to his arrival in Death City. Physical Changes: Genesis' Rapier changes from a red blade with a silver hilt to a silver blade with a gold hilt. The golden ornate hilt will also transform, producing a great gold single wing along the guard. The blade will also glow in an almost blinding manner. Attack Effects: In a nutshell, Edgeworth and Genesis are able to create and control fire. Edgeworth gains just enough heat resistance to be able to withstand being very close to fire for long periods of time.
Flames can be created within a ten-foot distance in any direction, while existing flames can be brought under their control. To do so, Edgeworth points the Rapier toward the direction of the target and uses his Meister ability to summon fire. The symbol for Genesis' limit break (see image) will appear depending on the exact location of whatever they want to set on fire. The flames can move, combine, separate, die or concentrate on a particular target depending on Edgeworth's command, as long as the fire remains within the ten-foot radius.
The fire they create has no other special properties apart from the fact that it burns with little or no smoke and is subject to Edgeworth's commands. But because of that, his mood and concentration can affect the control he and Genesis have over fire, from making it burn too intensely when he's angry, to letting it go out when he is sad or frightened. Either scenario is possible when he loses concentration. He also has to say his commands loudly and clearly.
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Weapon Name: Genesis Rhapsodos
Resonance Attack Name: Trial by Fire
Why should they have a resonance attack: Genesis and Edgeworth have had other partners come and go before teaming up. Instead of moping, however, both of them stepped up to the challenge of starting over and learning to trust each other in and out of battle, and came out with a pretty solid, unspoken bond. While they are similar in certain ways, their differences are very pronounced and complement each other. Genesis is an experienced fighter with all the charms, while Edgeworth is the logical, more serious half who never had combat experience prior to his arrival in Death City.
Physical Changes: Genesis' Rapier changes from a red blade with a silver hilt to a silver blade with a gold hilt. The golden ornate hilt will also transform, producing a great gold single wing along the guard. The blade will also glow in an almost blinding manner.
Attack Effects: In a nutshell, Edgeworth and Genesis are able to create and control fire. Edgeworth gains just enough heat resistance to be able to withstand being very close to fire for long periods of time.
Flames can be created within a ten-foot distance in any direction, while existing flames can be brought under their control. To do so, Edgeworth points the Rapier toward the direction of the target and uses his Meister ability to summon fire. The symbol for Genesis' limit break (see image) will appear depending on the exact location of whatever they want to set on fire. The flames can move, combine, separate, die or concentrate on a particular target depending on Edgeworth's command, as long as the fire remains within the ten-foot radius.
The fire they create has no other special properties apart from the fact that it burns with little or no smoke and is subject to Edgeworth's commands. But because of that, his mood and concentration can affect the control he and Genesis have over fire, from making it burn too intensely when he's angry, to letting it go out when he is sad or frightened. Either scenario is possible when he loses concentration. He also has to say his commands loudly and clearly.
Image References (optional): Genesis' limit break.