| Display title | Sucking-In Lines |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When a powerful spell, weapon, or device is about to fire, it often gives several seconds of warning by dramatically sucking in glowing lines or orbs. Sometimes it is actually gathering and condensing energy from the environment, but not always. A Wave Motion Gun or Combined Energy Attack will almost always do this. Usually it's "thrown" at a target when it's Blasting Time. |
