Dragon Block Super

Dragon Block Super 1.0.0 New • Supernova joins the nineteen-ability roster with an expanding solar sphere, an orbital collision and a shattered-planet aftermath. • Explore Shattered Earth: a permanent-night debris dimension with floating terrain, Slow Falling, boosted jumps and ambient rumble. • A dedicated creative inventory category brings the ability items together. Changed • Stronger Supernova surface impact, red atmospheric resistance, spreading cracks, flying crust and original anime-inspired impact drawings. • Earth fragments strike the Moon, creating dust, scars and smaller lunar debris. • Smoother orbital camera movement and a space background that stays fixed while you look around. • Richer Supernova explosions, charge, flight, fractures and aftermath, with quieter background layers during major impacts and smoother fades. • Refined ability effects, animated relics, collectible previews, camera framing and player combat behavior. • Clearer installation, controls, support and update instructions. Removed • Outdated documentation links and duplicate instructions from the download. • Unnecessary files and obsolete screens from the player build. Existing worlds, ability IDs, crafting recipes, Ki rules and established combat behavior are retained.

• A clearer surface explosion lines up with the visible collision and drawn impact frames, including in the space camera.
• Rolling crust fractures and a pressure build lead into a separate planetary detonation. Moon collisions each have their own short rocky impact.
• Refined eighteen Supernova sound assets, with distinct charge, ascent, tether, travel, debris and cooling layers, plus alternate collision takes.
• Music and space rumble ease back around major explosions. Smoother loop joins, fades and a quieter Shattered Earth rumble give the aftermath room to breathe.
• Camera skips restore positional world audio. Repeated casts, delayed updates and resource reloads no longer replay consumed Supernova cues.
• Keeps the earlier collision refinements: red atmospheric resistance, a white-hot contact seam, early flying crust, four original ink impact drawings and a continuous orbital camera.
• The Shattered Earth sky stays anchored in world space. All nineteen abilities, existing saves, Ki rules, combat behavior and terrain protections are retained.

• Cracks spread from the actual impact point, then individual Earth fragments break away as the fracture reaches them.
• A more detailed gold-orange Supernova has flowing plasma, filaments, darker surface structure and attached flares.
• Thicker Earth fragments have rough rocky interiors, more varied shapes, molten seams and improved lighting.
• Continuous orbital framing keeps the sphere, Earth and contact readable without returning to the caster after ascent.
• Default terrain radius is 280 blocks with up to 70 blocks of central depth, about 25 times the previous total nominal crater volume. Protections and terrain shape can reduce the result.
• Impact areas prepare before the cast starts. Compact ownership records and conditional interrupted-work recovery support the larger excavation.
• Preserves all nineteen abilities, existing item/save IDs, Ki rules and established multiplayer behavior.

• A separate permanent-night Shattered Earth dimension contains 289 physical debris islands in the tested layout.
• Continuous Slow Falling and a strong jump boost let the player move between the broken Earth chunks.
• Persistent personal return points support the immediate /dbs_return command, including after a server restart.
• Added quiet dimension rumble, ascent and energy-tether sound layers while preserving earlier models and recordings.

• Faster terrain changes with a fresh protection check before each write.
• Kept protected blocks and containers intact and preserved durable interrupted-work recovery.
• Preserved all nineteen abilities, the solar-focus item and the eleven original Supernova recordings.

• Original sculpted solar-focus item, inventory portrait, icon and crafting recipe.
• Seven-second overhead formation with flowing gold-orange energy, solar flares, launch wake and coordinated contact.
• Photographic Earth, atmosphere, stars, planetary fracture, eruption and cooling debris in the orbital cinematic.
• Eleven original sound cues distinguish gathering, launch, contact, rupture, debris and decay.
• Eligible hits bypass armor and Ki Guard, while keeping server PvP, team, Creative, Spectator and self exclusions. Sixty-second cooldown; V skips the camera while the blast continues.

• Spirit Bomb: Restored the luminous white-blue sphere, curved gathering streams and red-blue charge aura. Charge, throw, contact, terrain debris and five original sound layers share the cast timing. Improved continuous and cave cameras, cached sphere detail and fixed a multiplayer crash when a bomb outlived its caster.
• Final Explosion: Stronger gold-white compression, blue arcs and outward pressure, with faster brightness recovery. Real terrain fragments move as the pressure front reaches them, alongside three original sound layers and reduced detail at distance or under load.
• Destructo Disc: A clearer flat gold cutting face, luminous edge and coherent wake, with cached geometry and better cave charging views. The single fast lunar blade, photographic breakup and existing destruction path remain.
• Pretty Black Hole: Kept the accepted terrain ingestion, orbiting camera, Earth collapse and void transfer. Added server phase seeking, duplicate-fragment protection, stale-cue cleanup and bounded debris detail.
• Big Bang Kamehameha: Kept the accepted burning planets, photographic sequence and Earth-to-space sound transition. Delayed casts now seek the current phase instead of replaying old charge cues; the four planet maps preload before gameplay.
• Dragon Fist: Traveling currents and a more concentrated contact refine the accepted golden serpent. Twelve curved finishing wisps replace the mechanical spokes, with less detail at distance.
• Super Ghost Kamikaze: The ten white ghosts now breathe in formation, stretch in flight and use sharper individual contact poses. Improved formation and caster framing while retaining ten independent damage contacts.
• Multi Death Beam: Stronger fingertip charging, ten thin red homing trails and directional contacts. Cached, batched trails reduce repeated work; material and near-camera clipping fixes remove the pale pink sheets.
• Hellzone Grenade: Clearer plasma currents, golden orb cage and coordinated convergence. The finishing camera includes both participants and the crater, with lower underground framing.
• Neo Tri-Beam: Stronger square compression, repeated pressure fronts, dust and crater aftermath. Later pulses can hit a target falling into the move's own pit; the nine pulses, damage and Ki mitigation remain.
• Spirit Sword: Refined the flat golden blade and synchronized its brightest stroke with contact. Faster opacity recovery keeps the target and aftermath readable.
• Special Beam Cannon: A thin white core and smooth opposing gold spirals follow the actual beam path. Cached sheath sampling removes the zigzag appearance, with clearer actor and underground framing.
• Stardust Breaker: Refined the compact rainbow-opal sphere, prismatic edge and localized contact. Restored its red, green, cyan and blue spectrum.
• Time Skip: A transparent fractured field, five directed strike contacts, bounded shards and cleaner color recovery. Existing timing, locks and Ki mitigation remain.
• Hakai: Stronger violet fractures and erasure motes, with a visual fade of competing golden Ki light. Fresh-cast timing and voice cleanup preserve the accepted recording and defense rules.
• Galactic Donuts: Solid gold bands, staged closure and timed energy accents. The finishing camera fits both participants and follows the victim's actual position after contact.
• Evil Containment Wave: Curved descending packets converge through a tightening jar helix. Improved side and cave framing while preserving armor/Guard rejection, valid-target locks and bottle behavior.
• Candy Beam: A visible coating front, chocolate grain, glaze and finishing glint preserve the target's silhouette before it shrinks into a collectible. Improved cave framing; accepted models and conversion rules remain.

• Server-timed phases, duplicate and stale-cue protection, and audio seeking, fading and cleanup keep casts coordinated.
• Cached geometry, distance/load detail reduction across the roster and a 192 actual block-model draw allowance per frame bound debris work. This is not a universal particle cap.
• Consistent top-left cinematic Ki HUD, improved viewport and cave framing, and corrected final-composite review recording.
• The eighteen-item roster, saved IDs, accepted models, protections and existing combat rules remain, apart from the Tri-Beam pit-contact repair and Spirit Bomb caster-loss crash fix.