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{{nihongo|'''{{PAGENAME}}'''|スタイルコピー|, Sutairu kopī, lit. Style Copy}} is a [[Green (Element)|Green]] [[Tech]] used in {{CC}}. Once [[Sprigg]] is recruited in the [[Temporal Vortex]], she automatically joins outfitted with this Tech. Throughout her travels, she can collect enemies by being the one to defeat them, after which they are added to a collection or pool. Using this Tech, Sprigg can then transform into one of those previously collected enemies, mimicking their stats, their [[Element]]s, their strengths, and their weaknesses. Many enemies are trappable ranging from [[Acacia PVT]] to [[YellowBelly]]. Even [[Ozzie (Chrono Cross)|Ozzie]], [[Flea (Chrono Cross)|Flea]], and [[Slash (Chrono Cross)|Slash]] can be Doppelganged, after being captured in the [[Bend of Time]], in a [[New Game Plus]] game save. | {{nihongo|'''{{PAGENAME}}'''|スタイルコピー|, Sutairu kopī, lit. Style Copy}} is a [[Green (Element)|Green]] [[Tech]] used in {{CC}}. Once [[Sprigg]] is recruited in the [[Temporal Vortex]], she automatically joins outfitted with this Tech. Throughout her travels, she can collect enemies by being the one to defeat them, after which they are added to a collection or pool. Using this Tech, Sprigg can then transform into one of those previously collected enemies, mimicking their stats, their [[Element]]s, their strengths, and their weaknesses. Many enemies are trappable ranging from [[Acacia PVT]] to [[YellowBelly]]. Even [[Ozzie (Chrono Cross)|Ozzie]], [[Flea (Chrono Cross)|Flea]], and [[Slash (Chrono Cross)|Slash]] can be Doppelganged, after being captured in the [[Bend of Time]], in a [[New Game Plus]] game save. | ||
Sprigg can select the exact creature she would like to transform into before the Tech is performed. Unlike other elements and techs in Chrono Cross, she can also use this tech as many times as she wants to in battle - meaning even after she has used this ability to transform into a specific monster, she can use it again at any time to transform into a different monster. | |||
Initially, it is only possible for Sprigg to capture enemies, which she does by being the one to deliver the killing blow to an enemy. Once the [[Forget-Me-Not Pot]] has been acquired, any character can trap enemies to be used for Doppelgang, so long as they have the Pot equipped as an [[accessory]], and are the ones to deliver the killing blow to the desired enemy. | Initially, it is only possible for Sprigg to capture enemies, which she does by being the one to deliver the killing blow to an enemy. Once the [[Forget-Me-Not Pot]] has been acquired, any character can trap enemies to be used for Doppelgang, so long as they have the Pot equipped as an [[accessory]], and are the ones to deliver the killing blow to the desired enemy. | ||
The enemies acquired can also be used in the [[Grand Slam]] tournament, which is necessary for recruiting the [[Demi-human]] rabbit, [[Janice]]. | The enemies acquired can also be used in the [[Grand Slam]] tournament, which is necessary for recruiting the [[Demi-human]] rabbit, [[Janice]]. Note that it is possible to both participate in and win the tournament without capturing a single enemy, as Sprigg already starts with a few monsters in her collection when she joins the party, though it is much more difficult to win the tournament this way than it would be otherwise as most of these starting monsters are very weak. | ||
Additionally, the creatures kept in the pool for her Dopplegang tech determine the randomly summoned monsters that appear in [[Korcha]]'s seventh-level tech, [[BigCatch]]. | |||
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