History Characters / HoloCure

* MechanicallyUnusualFighter: Unlike the other projectile-based characters, Aqua's mops are affected by gravity and will arc downwards towards the bottom edge of the screen when thrown. This makes upward shots more difficult to pull off without actually taking their trajectory into account due to their sharper downward travel.

* CatSmile: Naturally, since she IS a cat.

* SpamAttack: She is the only holomem with a way to reduce the cooldown of her special skill built into her native skillset. Combine this with an Idol Outfit and a Piki Piki Piman, and she can MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDA nearly nonstop.

* GlassCannon: Reine can dish out powerful critical hits at incredible speed, but she has no defensive skills to help her stay alive, so she appreciates picking up a defensive item.

A secret agent who may or may not be a cat. She puts her marksmanship to use with her silenced pistol.

* CompanionCube: She's able to summon "Friend", a floating paper bag that flies around and occasionally uses one of Mumei's current weapons at random. It can also grab pickups.
* FeatherFlechettes: Her default weapon is this.
* GatheringSteam: Mumei's History skill gives her a stacking damage buff for every fifty enemies she has defeated, making her gradually more powerful as the match goes on. Problem is, there is simply not enough enemies in Stage Mode to fully level History before Smol Ame appears, so the only way to witness its full potential is to play the game in Endless, as at level 3, one would need to defeat at least ''10,000'' enemies to fully stack this skill. And that was after an update which slashed the kill requirements in half, as the original version of History gave a 1% buff per ''100'' enemies defeated. [[note]]Prior to the 0.4 update, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRyPvPLVNYs the buff was every 25 enemies, not every 50, and the cap didn't work as intended, meaning you only need one level to get the most out of it; the only reason to bother upgrading it past the first level was to get the game to stop offering it to you at level-ups.]][[/note]]

* PowerAtAPrice: Her True Horror ability instantly obliterates any and all non-boss enemies visible on-screen regardless of health, but at the cost of also having a very high chance of destroying pickups, Holozon boxes, anvils, and XP tokens as well. As a result, it is often [[GodzillaThreshold only used in cases of extreme emergency]], where survival is more important than anything else. 0.6 removes the downside of deleting pickups, and adds in a temporary Haste buff to Mumei based on how many enemies were killed by the special.

* SmartBomb: "True Horror" destroys all non-boss enemies on-screen, [[DisadvantageousDisintegration but may also erase all pickups and anvils on-screen as well.]]

* DropTheHammer: Her main weapon is a titanic hammer as a reference to her smithing skills.

* MagikarpPower: The projectiles from her main weapon is quite weak, due to its hit limit early on preventing her from dealing with hordes of enemies. It's not until its sufficiently upgraded can it properly last against hordes, with its Awakened form turning it into a stream of projectiles, which, while doing minimal damage at base, can stack really well with her CriticalHitClass skills, with it getting particularly stronger after some store upgrades such as Growth.

* MechanicallyUnusualClass: Rather than have a standard LimitBreak ability, her special instead allows her to [[SwapFighter change between Haato and Haachama]], changing the functions of her main weapon and skills, which is aided by the unnaturally short cooldown timer. In addition, to substitute the lack of a standard LimitBreak, one of her skills serve to function as one. This uniquely allows what is effectively her special to level up, increasing its duration and decreasing its cooldown, but it does mean she can't make good use out of effects that reduce special cooldown.

* GatheringSteam: Aki needs to keep moving in order to build up her Belly Dance stacks, with standing in place unleashing her built-up stacks as a powerful full-screen blast. This does mean she suffers somewhat from the same problem as pre-0.4 Kiara, although at least her weapon autoaims so it's a little easier to deal with having to constantly dance in place, though it can still get a little painful on the fingers.

* StandardStatusEffects: The whole focus of her character is piling a bunch of these on nearby enemies with Aromatherapy while damaging them through Mukirose in the process. Her special Shallys also slows down enemies (also triggering Mukirose a bunch of times).
* StatusEffectPoweredAbility: Aki's Aromatherapy and Mukirose skills center around giving her enemies various and random debuffs and dealing damage based on those debuffs- Getting close gives her enemies debuffs, and the more debuffs inflicted on the enemy, the more damage they take.

* MagikarpPower: She is a little underwhelming in the early game. Her syringe has narrow radius compared to most melee attacks, enemies may not be plentiful enough to consistently keep her Chocotto Cooking active, and for a CriticalHitClass, she has no way of actually boosting her critical threat chance without items. However, because her heals convert into damage output, it's easy to build Choco to have insane resilience without sacrificing any damage output.

* CrutchCharacter: She has multiple skills that inflict damage in a wide area, which is extremely powerful at the start of the game and will utterly erase hordes of early enemies from existence. However, these skills heavily fall off in the lategame, as they simply cannot compete with powerful collabs, and Shion's only ability to boost her attack power is weak and conditional. This means she is heavily reliant on items to keep her damage output up to snuff. It doesn't help that her special is extremely strong early on, but the fact that it pauses all of Shion's weapons for several seconds '''will''' result in an overall loss of damage in the late game, making it only useful as a repositioning tool.

* AchillesHeel: She really doesn't like dealing with shooting enemies while the Undead health debuff is active. The massive attack boost [[GlassCannon will usually shred most melee enemies before they can get close enough to deplete her lowered HP]], but ranged enemies don't need to worry about that and can shred her like tissue paper with just one or two attacks if she doesn't dodge their projectiles perfectly.

* RecurringBoss: This is the third instance of fighting Smol Ame - who happens to use the same exact ground pound attack pattern in the Grassy Plains. This time however, you also have to focus on fighting ''four'' other large targets ganging up on you.

* LastChanceHitPoint: With Ollie's "Undead" skill, she becomes immortal for 10 seconds after her HP is reduced to zero. The downside is this halves her max HP for 60 seconds, an effect that stacks multiplicatively, and the skill also has a 10-second cooldown after the immortality period ends. If Ollie dies during the cooldown, then it's game over.

* ExtremeOmnivore: If the right conditions are met, Okayu can eat any kind of non-boss enemy, ranging from large shrimps, to walking skeletons, living fireballs, batteries on legs, and even YAGOOs.

* GatheringSteam: A more immediate example than most characters. With Korone Brainwashing, defeated enemies have a chance to drop Yubi that can be collected to give her a Haste buff for several seconds, which can stack up to 30 times. Her offense is superb when she has maximum Yubi and the skill is maxed out, but it will drain quickly if marked enemies aren't being defeated quickly enough.

** Her main weapon is underwhelming if it hits foes unoptimally -- either at close range or just out of range -- requiring the weapon to hit foes at the right sweetspot to get most out of its multi-hits.

* SquishyWizard: Kobo has low base HP and poor starting critical rate, and an average weapon that only shines when awakened. She does however, boast one of the most powerful Specials in the game, a full screen attack that massively slows down all enemies, rapidly damages them, and speeds up Kobo and heals her.

* YouWillNotEvadeMe: Her GroundPound attack is her gapcloser, and will be aimed at the direction of your character as she comes down.

* ExtremeOmnivore: If the right conditions are met, Okayu can eat any kind of non-boss enemy, ranging from large shrimps, to walking skeletons, living fireballs, batteries on legs, [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers and even YAGOOs]].

A motherly black-haired wolf girl who uses her deck of tarot cards to fight.

* InterfaceScrew: Enemies converted into friendly Takodachi with The Ancient One look almost exactly like their hostile counterparts. While their translucent sprites can help differentiate them from enemies, these also add to the confusion when there are so many enemies around Ina to even tell which unit is which. On a more technical level, the small army of friendly Takos trailing Ina can cause significant performance issues on weaker rigs, especially when there are also waves of hostile units nearby. This is mitigated in the 0.5 update where the friendly Takodachi can merge together to become increasingly large to stand out among the crowd.

The punch-loving Lady of the Peafowl, willing to use her wind-imbued feathers as weapons.