| Overload | |
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| Media Info | |
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| Game debut: | Danball Senki Wars |
| Anime debut: | Episode 21 (Wars) |
| Statistics | |
| Chance Gauge: |  5
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| Attained: | Dot Blastrizer 
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Overload (オーバーロード OobaRoddo) is a special ability formally introduced in Danball Senki Wars, and later renamed as an EX-Attack Function in the game.
Description[]
Overload is an extrasensory ability inherent to humans. It can be described as a state of hyper-focused attention and energy that enhances one's performance and where the full extent of their talent can be expressed. This neurological phenomenon occurs when a human subject experiences intense stress. This triggers noticeable physical changes in the subject, most notably are the contraction of the eyes along with iridescence around the edges of the irises. When activated the subjects usual experiences drastic increases in sensory perceptions, coordination and reflexes, to the extent that the observable environment appears to progress in slow motion to them. This allows them to operate their LBX as an extension of themselves.
Yet, with its many advantages, the Overload carries numerous, potentially hazardous, symptoms due to the tremendous strain placed on the brain. Individuals will encounter severe neurological fatigue due to the rapid consumption of glucose by the brain (an issue Jin Kaidou addresses with the consumption of candy). Though not directly harmful, an individual's normal sensory functions can be altered or elevated. In the case of Arata Sena, he experienced one reported episode of heightened auditory perception in which he was able to clearly detect the approach of multiple people from the far end of a hallway while inside a closed classroom. However, the greatest among the potential symptoms is the heightened possibility of death due to the irregular, hyper-stimulation of the brain.
These factors aside, in a conversation with Hikaru Hoshihara, Jin speculated that an average person could possibly acquire the Overload ability with proper training, though presented no evidence to support this idea.
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