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Marc’s cursed technique, <b>Fit Check</b>, assesses the outfits of both Marc and the opponent. Both outfits are broken up into comparable components and whichever component has the biggest fashion disparity between the two is imbued with cursed energy (thus turning that article of clothing into a cursed weapon). For example, if Marc’s bucket hat is significantly better styled than his opponent's headwear, then his bucket hat gains a cursed ability (like being able to teleport to where he throws it). His Domain Expansion, <b>Marc’s Parsimonious Runway</b>, presents both Marc and his opponent with a large assortment of thrifted clothing. They must put together an entirely thrifted outfit and walk the runway to be judged. If Marc's outfit is scored higher by the judges, then each article of clothing is imbued with cursed energy while his opponent’s outfit will act as a cursed energy debuff. The cursed clothing is not impervious, meaning that the opponent can successfully destroy Marc’s cursed clothing (with some degree of difficulty). While Marc’s fashion sense almost guarantees a successful domain expansion, he is not proficient with expanding his domain. | Marc’s cursed technique, <b>Fit Check</b>, assesses the outfits of both Marc and the opponent. Both outfits are broken up into comparable components and whichever component has the biggest fashion disparity between the two is imbued with cursed energy (thus turning that article of clothing into a cursed weapon). For example, if Marc’s bucket hat is significantly better styled than his opponent's headwear, then his bucket hat gains a cursed ability (like being able to teleport to where he throws it). His Domain Expansion, <b>Marc’s Parsimonious Runway</b>, presents both Marc and his opponent with a large assortment of thrifted clothing. They must put together an entirely thrifted outfit and walk the runway to be judged. If Marc's outfit is scored higher by the judges, then each article of clothing is imbued with cursed energy while his opponent’s outfit will act as a cursed energy debuff. The cursed clothing is not impervious, meaning that the opponent can successfully destroy Marc’s cursed clothing (with some degree of difficulty). While Marc’s fashion sense almost guarantees a successful domain expansion, he is not proficient with expanding his domain. |
Revision as of 06:10, 23 July 2024
Marc Farinas is a recurring character of the Buzzutsu Kaisen series.
Appearance
Marc is a young man with a small but lean build, dark hair, and dark eyes. He can usually be found in one of many stylish outfits.
Personality
Marc is generally introverted, but when he is asked about his interests (such as music or clothes) he can become quite animated. He also enjoys entertaining philosophical thought and discussion.
Abilities and Powers
Buzzutsu
Marc’s cursed technique, Fit Check, assesses the outfits of both Marc and the opponent. Both outfits are broken up into comparable components and whichever component has the biggest fashion disparity between the two is imbued with cursed energy (thus turning that article of clothing into a cursed weapon). For example, if Marc’s bucket hat is significantly better styled than his opponent's headwear, then his bucket hat gains a cursed ability (like being able to teleport to where he throws it). His Domain Expansion, Marc’s Parsimonious Runway, presents both Marc and his opponent with a large assortment of thrifted clothing. They must put together an entirely thrifted outfit and walk the runway to be judged. If Marc's outfit is scored higher by the judges, then each article of clothing is imbued with cursed energy while his opponent’s outfit will act as a cursed energy debuff. The cursed clothing is not impervious, meaning that the opponent can successfully destroy Marc’s cursed clothing (with some degree of difficulty). While Marc’s fashion sense almost guarantees a successful domain expansion, he is not proficient with expanding his domain.