Analysis of the Moon Blade in the Soul Hunting World of Douluo Continent: An Examination of the Moon Blade's Skill Effects

Moon Blade is an agility attack-type martial soul in the mobile game "Soul Land: Hunting World," and it's one of the frequently used SSR martial souls in team compositions. Therefore, it's crucial for everyone to understand its skill effects. Today, I will introduce in detail how Moon Blade performs in "Soul Land: Hunting World." Agility attack-type martial souls have certain differences in gameplay compared to power attack types, but both are important sources of damage output.

The first soul ring skill of Moon Blade allows it to dash forward, generating multiple slashes behind it that deal damage to enemies. When sheathing the blade, there is additional damage, and it inflicts 15 stacks of grievous wound on the enemy. After releasing this skill, a Moon Shadow mark is gained, which can summon an extra Moon Shadow. The second soul ring skill involves quickly dodging backward and throwing a spinning Moon Blade forward, creating a slashing area at the location of the Moon Blade that deals damage to enemies, followed by a charge and a finishing slash.

After using the second soul ring skill, normal attacks start from the third hit, so be sure to intersperse normal attacks to maximize damage. The third soul ring skill forces the triggering of grievous wound damage. For enemies under the effect of grievous wounds, the damage increases progressively based on the number of stacks. The fourth soul skill allows jumping into the air, summoning Moon Blades to circle around oneself, and performing a side spin slash during descent. Upon landing, it deals damage and inflicts a grievous wound effect on the target. After release, a Moon Shadow mark is obtained, and with each layer of the Moon Shadow mark, a Moon Shadow can be summoned.

Because of these skill effects, when pairing up, it's very suitable to fight alongside a martial soul like the Fox Spirit, which has control and damage-increasing abilities. The main strategy is to use Moon Blade's grievous wounds to deal damage to enemies, with each stack of grievous wound providing additional attack power. Grievous wounds can stack up to 200 layers, and once stacked, this single source of damage alone can make the opponent very uncomfortable. With the control and damage boost from the Fox Spirit, Moon Blade can truly unleash its offensive advantages.

After reading my introduction, you should now have a clear understanding of how Moon Blade performs in "Soul Land: Hunting World." As an agility attack-type martial soul, Moon Blade can leverage its excellent mobility, along with the grievous wound and other output effects, to move flexibly on the battlefield. Like a phantom, it uses various combinations of soul skills to maintain a steady output rhythm in battle.