Soul Taker Bloodwing's primary weapon, a red cane he usually carries. The end is equipped with three rings resembling an old-fashioned syringe. When held upside down, it can be used as a one-handed sword like a rapier or as a syringe, fitting its appearance. When a Weapon Card is equipped, it serves as the handle for the scythe-shaped 'Soul Ravager.' Fuel Extraction By injecting the Soul Taker into an opponent, he extracts fuel from their body and analyzes it to instantly diagnose the target's condition. This played a very important role in uncovering truths during the story. Anesthesia He fires beams from the three rings to dull the opponent's pain. While similar to the Recycle Shot, Bloodwing specializes in anesthesia, so it is focused on pain relief and cannot replenish energy or heal wounds. A Metal Cardbot who appears through the darkness. Bloodwing He may seem cold at first glance, but he moves based on a firm conviction to save his comrades. Blood Moon Slasher A technique that forms small crescent-shaped slashes with the Soul Ravager and fires them in rapid succession. Rather than dealing direct damage, it is mainly used for suppression. Although the name is not called out, it is his primary move used in most battles. Blood Moon Reaper A technique that fires a massive crescent-shaped slash with the Soul Ravager. The fired slash rotates in a large circle as it reaches the opponent. It possesses significant strength; even when Screech of Prey was used against it, the energy body continued to rotate after being deflected. During its first use, an effect was shown where the moon in the background turned red, fitting the name. Harvesting Soul A high-performance technique that temporarily harvests the opponent's soul with the Soul Ravager to put them to sleep. As long as it makes contact, it unconditionally renders the opponent incapacitated, even if only for a moment. Even if it is a power born of hatred, I shall face it head-on! A technique used for the first and last time in the final battle. By holding the Soul Taker (equipped with the Soul Ravager) upside down and striking the ground, a blue wave spreads out to heal the injuries and restore the stamina of nearby allies. It is similar to a field version of Mega Ambler's Recycle Shot, but the effect appears to be superior.