Auroral Uppercut

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Prishe Uppercut — Auroral Uppercut in *Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy*.

Auroral Uppercut (羅刹七星拳, Rasetsu Shichiseiken?, lit. Rakshasa Big Dipper Fist) is a recurring ability in the Final Fantasy series.

Appearances[]

Final Fantasy XI[]

Auroral Uppercut is an enemy weapon skill in which the user performs an uppercut. It is used by Prishe.

Auroral Uppercut is an aerial physical HP Attack for Prishe, known by default. It requires 30 CP to equip (15 when mastered), 130 AP to master, has Melee High priority, and induces Wall Rush. When used, Prishe will move towards the opponent before rising to the sky, making it excellent for attacking from below the opponent. In addition, it hits multiple times before applying the HP damage.

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[view · edit · purge]An aurora, sometimes referred to as a polar light, is a natural light display in the sky, predominantly seen in the high latitude (Arctic and Antarctic) regions.