The Shadow of the Nebula, Eclipse

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The Shadow of the Nebula, Eclipse

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I. Name & Basic Information

Real Name: Kang Na-bi

Hero Codename: ECLIPSE

Age: 27 (Two years younger than Nebula)

II. Appearance

She gives off a highly active and agile impression. She has a short silver haircut with crimson tips. Her combat suit is a sleek, form-fitting tactical outfit designed for stealth and mobility, featuring a color palette of white and deep red. On her back, she carries "Eclipse Blades"—twin specialized daggers used for slicing through yokai (monsters).

III. Size (Build)

She stands at 165 cm (about 5'5") and weighs 54 kg (119 lbs). While she is smaller in stature than Nebula, years of intensive martial arts training have given her a remarkably toned, lean, and flexible athletic build.

IV. Characteristics

If Nebula is the calm and rational strategist, Eclipse is the instinctive and action-oriented brawler. She is energetic, cheerful, and possesses a bold personality, often brushing off enemies' taunts with an easygoing smile. When facing yokai or villains, she is a close-combat specialist who charges straight into the front lines without hesitation.

V. Powers

  • Shadow Leap: She can teleport seamlessly between any shadows within her line of sight.
  • Anti-matter Blades: She coats her weapons with a black-and-white energy that can slice through physical armor and mystical yokai barriers with ease.
  • Eclipse Domain: She casts a temporary, pitch-black dome over a 20-meter radius, entirely blinding her enemies and stripping them of their mobility.

VI. Power Level

Her official hero rank is A+ Class. While her destructive range does not match Nebula's (S-Class), her lethal force in 1-on-1 close-quarters combat and anti-yokai warfare easily rivals, and sometimes exceeds, S-Class standards.

VII. Origin of Her Powers

On the day Nebula fused with the "Seed of the Nebula," the immense cosmic explosion temporarily fractured Earth's dimensional barriers. During this event, an ancient yokai known as the "Shadow Beast" slipped through the rift and attacked Kang Na-bi, who was a skilled martial artist. Refusing to be a victim, Na-bi used her indomitable willpower and martial prowess to shatter the beast's core. The shattered core fused with her own shadow, granting her a unique superpower that combines yokai darkness with cosmic ripples.

VIII. Weaknesses

Her powers require the "contrast" of light and shadow to function. Therefore, she becomes nearly powerless in absolute, blinding light (where no shadows can exist) or in total, pitch-black darkness. Furthermore, unlike Nebula who projects cosmic energy, Eclipse converts her own physical stamina into power, making her highly vulnerable in prolonged battles of attrition.

IX. Relationship with Nebula (Yoon Ha-rin)

They are perfect combat partners and soulmates. When Nebula controls the battlefield from afar using broad gravitational fields and cosmic energy, Eclipse exploits the enemy's blind spots via shadows to deliver the finishing blow. Beyond combat, Eclipse serves as Nebula's emotional anchor; whenever Nebula feels the crushing burden and isolation of her immense powers, Eclipse's relentlessly positive and straightforward energy pulls her back to reality.

X. Major Villains

  • White Mask: The leader of ancient yokai who commands countless lesser monsters. He feeds on human fear and despair, operating from within dimensional rifts. He is Eclipse's most hated nemesis.
  • Nightmare: A doppelgänger villain formed from the leftover fragments of the Shadow Beast that Eclipse failed to absorb. She shares Eclipse's exact appearance and abilities but possesses an extremely sadistic and cruel personality.

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