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{{PastFeatured}}[[Image:Sm caption 398.gif|right|frame|A [[White]] [[Grundo]] and [[Blue]] [[Shoyru]] battle with sticky hands.]] | {{PastFeatured}}[[Image:Sm caption 398.gif|right|frame|A [[White]] [[Grundo]] and [[Blue]] [[Shoyru]] battle with sticky hands.]] | ||
The '''Sticky Hands''' are a series of six [[Battledome]] [[weapon]]s that have the ability to a steal a | The '''Sticky Hands''' are a series of six [[Battledome]] [[weapon]]s that have the ability to a steal a piece of equipment from an opponent. Their names and appearances are derived from the sticky hand [[Wikipedia:Toy|toy]]s that are often sold in [[Wikipedia:Bulk vending|bulk vending machines]] in the real world. | ||
The Purple Sticky Hand was one of the gifts given out by the [[Advent Calendar]] on December 16, 2004. Like other Advent Calendar gifts, it was immediately [[retired]]. The other five sticky hands were released on May 18, 2001 and can be purchased from the [[Battle Magic]] [[shop]]. | The Purple Sticky Hand was one of the gifts given out by the [[Advent Calendar]] on December 16, 2004. Like other Advent Calendar gifts, it was immediately [[retired]]. The other five sticky hands were released on May 18, 2001 and can be purchased from the [[Battle Magic]] [[shop]]. | ||
When a sticky hand successfully steals an opponent's equipment, it is given to the opponent in place of their stolen gear. The opponent can choose to use the sticky hand to take back their stolen weapon if they desire. At the end of the battle, all sticky hands and stolen pieces of equipment are returned to their original owners. Stolen items that are broken or consumed during the battle are returned to their original owner undamaged and unused. | |||
==Weapons== | ==Weapons== | ||
There are six different | There are six different sticky hand weapons and each one has a different probability of successfully stealing. | ||
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The Sticky Hands are a series of six Battledome weapons that have the ability to a steal a piece of equipment from an opponent. Their names and appearances are derived from the sticky hand toys that are often sold in bulk vending machines in the real world.
The Purple Sticky Hand was one of the gifts given out by the Advent Calendar on December 16, 2004. Like other Advent Calendar gifts, it was immediately retired. The other five sticky hands were released on May 18, 2001 and can be purchased from the Battle Magic shop.
When a sticky hand successfully steals an opponent's equipment, it is given to the opponent in place of their stolen gear. The opponent can choose to use the sticky hand to take back their stolen weapon if they desire. At the end of the battle, all sticky hands and stolen pieces of equipment are returned to their original owners. Stolen items that are broken or consumed during the battle are returned to their original owner undamaged and unused.
Weapons
There are six different sticky hand weapons and each one has a different probability of successfully stealing.
| Blue Sticky Hand Approx. chance to steal 15% |
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Red Sticky Hand Approx. chance to steal 25% |
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Yellow Sticky Hand Approx. chance to steal 35% |
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| Purple Sticky Hand Approx. chance to steal 50% |
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Green Sticky Hand Approx. chance to steal 66% |
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Rainbow Sticky Hand Approx. chance to steal 84% |
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Trivia
- The Neocola Machine gives out an item called the Non-Sticky Sticky Hand. This item is a toy rather than a weapon.
External links
- Neopets TCG: Blue Sticky Hand, Rainbow Sticky Hand