User blog comment:KirbiMiroir/Palutena Simulator 2016/@comment-12498802-20160303193027

I've got some thoughts on how some of the powers would work.


 * Autoreticle: Under normal circumstances, you attack by holding down B, moving the target with the Circle Pad, and releasing B to fire your bow. With Autoreticle in effect, however, you'll automatically aim at enemies in range!
 * Jumpglide: Performs a mid-air jump, then falls more slowly at a horizontal angle.
 * Reflect Barrier: Reflects the next two projectiles that hit you.
 * Celestial Fireworks: Celebrate Palutena by dealing minor damage to every enemy on the screen, as well as providing a split second of invincibility.
 * Heavenly Light: A pillar of light surrounds the player, damaging enemies who touch it.
 * Lightweight: Drastically boosts speed and prevents you from getting tired (in other words, losing speed). However, it's easier to get hurt.
 * Counter: The next time you get attacked physically, launches a powerful counterattack at whoever attacked you. On higher levels, this is usually enough to take out small enemies (such as Monoeyes) in one hit.
 * Health Recovery: Restores HP.
 * Crisis Recovery: Once you're out of HP, you'll turn weak and become unable to move properly. This will take you out of that state with very low HP (the amount is based on the level).
 * Auto Recovery (New!): Gradually heals the player over time. You can't use other powers whilst this is in effect.
 * Black Hole: Draws enemies towards the Black Hole, dealing constant damage whilst they're stuck in it.
 * Weak Point Reticle: Gives your regular attacks a chance to deal bonus damage for a set while.
 * Megalaser: A huge laser sweeps diagonally across the screen. You can control the direction (a bit). Interestingly, if there's a Black Hole on the screen, it will be shot towards the Black Hole.

Powers are available to use on the Touch Screen, and you can adjust how they're laid out in-between levels. In the 3DS Version, every player has their own table of Powers that only effect themselves. In the Wii U Version, however, a fifth player on the uDraw Tablet (assuming the other players use Wii Remotes) must press the buttons to grant powers to all the players at once.