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holding right click marks an area increasing in size, after letting go of right click, the shadowmane will teleport to each target stunning them and then will stop behind the last target (each hit grants a small amount of momentum) thankfully you cant spam stun a target but you can spam the ability

a velonasaur with 1625 stamina shot for 20 seconds before running out of stamina and even when it ran out, it still shot at a normal speed since the regen was just enough that it kept regening and shooting the normal amount (likely the same with the yuty and managarmr)

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despite the caster of the invis herself being forced into the shart walk, all other creatures around her can jump and sprint (even other shadowmanes despite the paw prints) without losing invis until they leave the radius

and so for a final test, since i hate feroxs and have tested all the other dumbass pack dinos with insane modifiers like ravagers and deinos, i put an 841.8% melee mate boosted giga that dealt the base damage of 4478 and put mek shield along with a yuty buff on a mate boosted high level shadowmane (124.8 natural armor why not) and i got the lowest damage of 65 when the poison had stacked.

On 23 June 2017, Iwabuchi signed with INAC Kobe Leonessa.[33] She had received offers from multiple clubs, and it came as a surprise to many that she decided to sign with Kobe Leonessa, as they are considered main rivals of NTV Beleza, the club she spent her youth at and played at until her move overseas to Germany. She revealed that she chose the club because they courted her most enthusiastically, and she wanted to play under manager Takeo Matsuda again. He was her coach at NTV Beleza when she was around 14 or 15 years old. Iwabuchi elaborated in a magazine interview, "At the time, I could barely keep up in training, but he would still play me in matches. But I remember feeling let down because I couldn't do much. That is why I wanted to come back and show him how much I've grown as a player, and I also wanted to learn football from him again."[34]

Iwabuchi began her international career in 2008 when she was selected onto the Japan U-17 national team at the age of 15, and participated in the 2008 U-17 World Cup in New Zealand. The team was defeated in the quarterfinals but a series of outstanding performances saw Iwabuchi named winner of the adidas Golden Ball as the tournament's best player.[57] The award doubly significant as it was the first time a Japanese player, male or female, had picked up the prestigious MVP award in a FIFA competition. A French team coach hailed her as a "future star of women's football."[58]

As a result, Iwabuchi was awarded the Asian Young Footballer of the Year by the Asian Football Confederation in 2008 and 2009.[60] Despite not yet having made an appearance for the senior national team, Iwabuchi was also nominated for the FIFA World Player of the Year award (which would later become the FIFA Ballon D'or) in 2009.[61] She was the fourth Japanese player in history and first female player to be nominated for this award.[62]

Beyond her individual qualities, she is also a well-rounded, hard-working team player who covers plenty of ground with her defensive work-rate. During her time under him at Aston Villa, manager Marcus Bignot said of her, "It's unquestioned, her ability on the ball. But I think what goes unnoticed or undervalued, is her work ethic off the ball." He added, "I'm not surprised, knowing Mana and the personality and character she is, that [hard work] just comes natural to her."[121]

One of the most visible and recognisable female athletes in Japan, Iwabuchi has been a representative figure of women's football in Japan since she entered the spotlight close to a decade ago. She has been outspoken about the development of the women's football scene in Japan, the steps that need to be taken to find success on the world stage once more, and her desire to be a role model for young girls who play football.[122][123]

Mana is known for wearing 'female' clothes. Mana himself has said that he wanted to be the ultimate onnagata.[17] English-language Japanese music website JaME said he started discovering his "feminine side" before Malice Mizer.[4] His lack of speaking, combined with his commitment to 'feminine' dress, led to people believing he was actually female.[17] Japanese music website Barks stated that after Mana and Malice Mizer, the number of visual kei bands with onnagata members increased.[17]

In this unconventional ethnography, artist/scholar Vilsoni Hereniko celebrates indigenous and western ways of knowing, fusing them together in a manner that reflects his multicultural experience. A western-educated native of Rotuma, Hereniko uses early scattered reports on Rotuman society and culture and his own knowledge of female ritual clowns to unravel the sacred origins of the Rotuman han mane'ak su 'woman who plays the wedding' and her central role in women's production of fine mats and in the celebration of marriage.

Woven Gods combines ethnographic accounts of clowning's context in Rotuma with fictional narratives that capture the feel of a live performance--thereby uncovering emotional truths about clowning that cannot be conveyed by an objective account. Hereniko even creates his own myth of the origins of the han mane'ak su, which provides inspiration for the study. Clowning in Rotuma, he concludes, is linked with the world of the dead, and the highly prized mats are woven gods, imbued with mana.

In addition to providing understanding of a much neglected topic, Hereniko offers a masterly review of the literature on clowning and satire in Polynesia, which he succeeds in relating to important aspects of culture such as religion, social hierarchy, gender relations, and conflict management.

I would assume yes - pop culture, which Magic tends to be more based on, has the female T-Rex being the larger of the genders. This data is a bit outdated, being based on a study called into question by subsequent fossil finds. Still, despite this older study being somewhat discredited, the idea that the female T-Rex was larger remains a prevailing view in non-scientific society.

Wizards also likes to use the letter A as a suffix on female characters, as, in Romance languages, it tends to denote female gendering of words. (I know there are plenty of exceptions to this rule, but it still serves as a decent guideline when gender is otherwise unknown.)

There are a couple ways to look at it, the first as described above. The second is if you look at most animal species it is generally the males that have the bright colors/plumage because it is their job to attract a mate. Mostly seen in birds for instance the peacock and some ducks, Lions have manes, Mandrills have brighter colored faces, etc. Some insects even. Sexual Dimorphism is the term I believe. If you look at Ghalta's bright stripes you could assume male, but without a comparison it really can't be said one way or another.

Some champions use Health as a resource to cast abilities. It is critical to note that champions can never kill themselves due to ability casting. This is because they will be left at 1 health if their current health is below the cost.

Abilities that cost health can be used even if the champion does not have enough health to pay for the cost. With the exceptions of Ivern's Friend of the Forest, which cannot be used if he does not have enough mana or health for the cost, and Soraka's Astral Infusion, which cannot be cast if she lacks the mana for the cost or if she is below 5% health.

mana (present tense manar, past tense mana, past participle mana, passive infinitive manast, present participle manande, imperative mana/man)

Shadowmane travels either alone, or in groups up to 3. They can pack up with other Shadowmane in close enough range, but the highest level male will always be the alpha of the pack. If they find a target, they will chase after it, teleporting and shocking it. The shock will dismount survivors off of their mounts when given the chance. When it reaches nighttime, most will cloak with invisibility akin to the Rock Drake, but perfectly invisible to the eye, the only thing you can identify them by are glowing footprints corresponding to the gender of the Shadowmane wherever they walk. When provoked in this state, they will have no problem uncloaking to lash out at the target. Though during the day, Shadowmane will rest for the majority of the time the sun is up (since 8 AM), but this does not stop them from being just as dangerous at day as they are at night.

The Shadowmane is feline in appearance, and bears a strong resemblance to Lions. Shadowmane have a frill, which is more pronounced among males, the male's frill bear a resemblance to the Lionfish, and Catfish, making it look semi-aquatic. It also features a small finned tail which presumably helps make them a good swimmer. In darker places, Shadowmane have spots on it where it glows like an Aberrant creature.

This section displays the Shadowmane's natural colors and regions. For demonstration, the regions below are colored red over an albino Shadowmane. The colored squares shown underneath each region's description are the colors that the Shadowmane will randomly spawn with to provide an overall range of its natural color scheme. Hover your cursor over a color to display its name and ID.

This information can be used to alter the Shadowmane's regions by entering cheat SetTargetDinoColor in the cheat console. For instance, cheat SetTargetDinoColor 0 6 would color the Shadowmane's "main body" magenta. ff782bc1db