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[[File:StandrewPunch.gif|thumb|265px|The only way blue paint can be removed.]] |
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| − | Blue Paint is - in essence - blue paint. However, unlike it's basic ,commonly used counterpart, '''this''' blue paint is harder to wash off than other paints, difficult to paint with, can only be specially ordered from |
+ | Blue Paint is - in essence - blue paint. However, unlike it's basic ,commonly used counterpart, '''this''' blue paint is harder to wash off than other paints, difficult to paint with, can only be specially ordered from Luna, is more expensive to produce, and (most importantly) can convert virtually any stick into a [[Blue|minion]] of [[Big Blue]]. |
==Role in Game== |
==Role in Game== |
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The physical blue paint is only seen in two different cutscenes: the end of the [[Bluish Fighters]] and after the [[File:Screen_Shot_2014-04-09_at_7.03.05_AM.png|thumb|left|266px|Proof Blue paint was made in Luna.]]fighters infiltrate the [[Blue Base]]. In the cutscene preceding the boss battle with [[Sthomas]], [[Steric]], and [[Stomar]], Big Blue dumped a bucket of paint onto the defenseless trio, apparently only turning them blue. However, when [[Standrew]] frees them, they respond violently and attempt to smash him to bits, showing the corruptive power and the process where Blues are created for the first time. The second instance is when the defenders infiltrate the Blue Base and watch the harrowing process where innocent sticks are mass-converted via a paint machine. |
The physical blue paint is only seen in two different cutscenes: the end of the [[Bluish Fighters]] and after the [[File:Screen_Shot_2014-04-09_at_7.03.05_AM.png|thumb|left|266px|Proof Blue paint was made in Luna.]]fighters infiltrate the [[Blue Base]]. In the cutscene preceding the boss battle with [[Sthomas]], [[Steric]], and [[Stomar]], Big Blue dumped a bucket of paint onto the defenseless trio, apparently only turning them blue. However, when [[Standrew]] frees them, they respond violently and attempt to smash him to bits, showing the corruptive power and the process where Blues are created for the first time. The second instance is when the defenders infiltrate the Blue Base and watch the harrowing process where innocent sticks are mass-converted via a paint machine. |
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Revision as of 09:13, 27 July 2015
The only way blue paint can be removed.
Blue Paint is - in essence - blue paint. However, unlike it's basic ,commonly used counterpart, this blue paint is harder to wash off than other paints, difficult to paint with, can only be specially ordered from Luna, is more expensive to produce, and (most importantly) can convert virtually any stick into a minion of Big Blue.
Role in Game
The physical blue paint is only seen in two different cutscenes: the end of the Bluish Fighters and after the
Proof Blue paint was made in Luna.
fighters infiltrate the Blue Base. In the cutscene preceding the boss battle with Sthomas, Steric, and Stomar, Big Blue dumped a bucket of paint onto the defenseless trio, apparently only turning them blue. However, when Standrew frees them, they respond violently and attempt to smash him to bits, showing the corruptive power and the process where Blues are created for the first time. The second instance is when the defenders infiltrate the Blue Base and watch the harrowing process where innocent sticks are mass-converted via a paint machine.
Removal
A bucket of Blue Paint
Despite the paint's power, it appears to only be an external coating on the victim's skin. Because of this, a sufficent (and painful) amount of force applied to the victim is usually enough to free them, as seen when the Bluish Fighters are defeated and Big Blue's paint flies off after Standrew punches him hard enough.
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