Charge
Charge verb - To set or receive as a price.
Releases
Both words in one sentence
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Like Citron, its attack takes a long time to charge, but once it releases its thundercloud, it will zap zombies for a One-Hit Kill, including Gargantuars.
- In the later releases, it is very difficult to get an acquittal of such a charge, and even if acquitted, you are still sent back to finish the previous sentence.
Source: Video Game / Liberal Crime Squad - Its other attack is an anime-style charge up that releases an eight-way energy wave — and also temporarily collapses the string, leaving its heart open to damage.
Source: Tactical Suicide Boss
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