Complete
Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Trails
Both words in one sentence
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There's also the Eaglider dream eater, whose feathers are homing missiles, complete with explosions and exhaust trails.
Source: Feather Flechettes -
The Silver Surfer sometimes takes this Up to Eleven when he's in a particularly bad mood, as his eyes emanate trails of energy complete with Kirby Dots.
Source: Glowing Eyes of Doom -
Gleefully invoked with the Gunner photon art "Messiah Time", where the player character performs a slow-motion lunge and spin ripped directly from The Matrix, firing all the while, complete with slow-motion bullets that leave soundwave trails.
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