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EA - Jet Creation

The user is able to surround themselves in Propulsion energy and turning themselves into a fast moving projectile like in canon. Also, they can touch an object to create a thruster of Propulsion energy at the point of contact which pushes the object forward. The energy looks like a jet of fire, but the fire isn't real and is purely visible. Can be spammed, doesn't need breaks.

NRG Ability - Unstoppable Force

While in that "ball" form, the user can exponentially speed themselves up in a single direction (only in a single direction because propulsion is supposed to mainly be forward movement, so "forward" is all the EM can focus on) to cause devastating damage or to dodge an attack. However, if they hit an object they will be stopped, regardless if they would've just broken through that object normally. Also, the faster they speed up, the more recoil bypasses their normal resistance when they hit something, causing them to be disoriented for a time. Would probably be able to be spammed, but short rests are needed to recover from the recoil depending on how fast they go.

Surprise Effect of Propulsion - Sucker "Punch"

The EM of Surprise channels Propulsion into a sudden strong push into their target. The EM of Surprise can't control the direction the target is shoved. Will almost always surprise the target on the first hit, regardless of if they've seen it before, due to its unpredictable nature. However, the effect quickly weakens as the target will completely raise their guard due to the sudden and random attack. Also, for Jesse's special hand sign rule, he must do a jab in front of him and quickly pull back before he fully extends his punch.

I hope you like my ideas :D

Propulsion is actually pretty neat if you think about it.

Ooh these are good! Definitely makes me see a lot more merit in the Element of Propulsion!

4. piece you wish got more love?

Honestly super hard to choose, so I spent a little time sifting through some things I’ve done in the past couple years, and this series stood out to me as one that got little reception, but was really fun for me to work on.

I don’t know why I managed to spot this particular grasshopper today, but I thought you might like it!