| Melancholic | |
|---|---|
 Melancholic on First Impression Pieces | |
| Vital statistics | |
| Title | {{{title}}} |
| Clan | {{{clan}}} |
| Created | {{{created}}} |
| Gender | {{{Gender}}} |
| Power | Chess Depression |
| Faction Pack | {{{pack}}} |
| Moves | {{{move}}} |
| Element | {{{Element}}} |
| Legends | Masangay Legends (former) Gaharol Legends Bago Legends |
| Arc | Balhikor Arc |
| Episode | Episode 17 |
| Level | {{{level}}} |
| Kills | {{{kills}}} |
| King Slays | {{{king}}} |
| More | Rhapsody Appearance |
| Tier Rank | |
| Total Tier list | {{{list}}} |
| Current Tier list | {{{list2}}} |
| Season | |
| Skill Strategy | |
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Melancholic is the pieces of dark and confusion it was part of Melancholy clan. Due to its name, Melancholy is deserved to befriend slumber. It reveals that Melancholy Legends is the origin part in the Lazzigal City and that's why it arrive to Balhikor Arc with such ability. His ability is Chess Depression that you move as pawn however capture opponent like a knight without alerts and checks. So those three from Episode 18 who are deadliest power ever.
Gameplay[]
If you control Melancholic just use him in first of defense strategy it is important to help your pawn to advance after that advance Melancholic to the fortress but the opponents defense is futile in resist to run away all along. If Melancholic reaches the fortress you can move normal or activate the ability. The ability is Chess Depression it moves a pawn backwards, if he see the enemy who ressembles as L-Knight it will hunt and capture immediately without alerts and checks. If you against him, you must watch his movement either normal or special that is luring you on the game and it possible to be good offensive fighter. In Episode 20 there is a biggest mistake that this pieces actually a knight.
Ranks[]
Pending for comment.
Languages[]
Japan - (メランコリック - Merankorikku)
China - (憂鬱 - Yōuyù)
Philippines - namamanglaw
Spain - melancólico
France - mélancolique
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