Super pride

Super Pride is one of the super deadly sins that can be found randomly on any floor and is the super version of Pride. Like his normal counterpart, his attacks are altered in Revelation chapters to match the floors' mechanics.

Glacier Super Pride
In the Glacier, Super Pride sports the same pallet as regular Glacier Pride as opposed to base path Super Pride and Tomb Super Pride while appearing just as tattered as his non-super counterpart.

Behaviour
In the Glacier, Super Pride does not deviate from his normal attack pattern but rather has added effects to his abilities.


 * Wonders around randomly.
 * Pauses to scream and send out 4 lasers diagonally. These lasers create blue auras at their end point similar to that of a Brainfreeze.
 * Like said enemy, these auras freeze any enemy or player bullets that venture inside before launching them back at the player when the auras disappear.
 * This attack is accompanied by 6 tears in all directions which will usually freeze near instantly due to the auras from the lasers.
 * Pauses to summon 2 Super Troll Bombs. These Super Troll Bombs also create temporary blue auras when they explode.

Tomb Super Pride
In the Tomb, Super Pride always appears facing sideways and uses a similar pallet to that of a revival tear. Despite this he has no revival capabilities and is trap focused like his non-super counterpart.

Behaviour
Just like in Glacier, Tomb Super Pride behaves identically to how he does in the base path but with added effects to his attacks.


 * Wonders around randomly.
 * Pauses to scream and send out 4 lasers diagonally. These lasers can trigger any Traps they touch that would otherwise require the pressing of a Trap tile to activate.
 * This attack is accompanied by 6 tears in all directions.
 * Pauses to summon 2 Super Troll Bombs. These Super Troll Bombs can activate Trap Tiles if they spawn or travel directly on top.

Trivia

 * The music that plays during Super Pride's battle in Revelation floors is named Executable.
 * Tomb Super Pride's design is based on the common angle that hieroglyphics depict people in.