This is where the Spread comes into play and allows you to quickly and easily take down those enemies with a wide angle of attack. There are many situations in which you’ll be surrounded by a number of enemies during a boss fight. The Spread is great if you need to cover a wide angle to take down enemies at close range. If you're just trying to clear a specific enemy or get through a boss phase quickly, a few shots from the Mega Blast can be more beneficial and meter-savvy than saving up for a Super Art. Damage is considerably higher than the normal Peashooter, and can be more beneficial than a Super Art depending on the circumstances. There's a sligth delay before it shoots, which means you may have to be a bit pre-emptive with your aiming if you want it to hit.

The EX version of the Peashooter is the Mega Blast, which is essentially a multi-hit, larger version of the Peashooter. It’s possible to clear every level with at least an A grade just using the Peashooter, and the range is ideal for many situations, but it doesn’t have much benefit other than the knowledge of knowing you beat the game without any additional help. However, if you’re looking to clear levels with ease, the Peashooter is only going to get you so far. Your default weapon covers the entire length of the screen and inflicts average damage.

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