Forged from Loki skin-based Solais Metal, Sigrun Armor is designed with aesthetics that vagualy bears aspects of late medieval to Renaissance-era designs of European plate armors with a Thapolian touch. While noted to be both beautiful and gallant as much as Sky Valkyrie Geirdriful in spite of less powerful and lacking any special gimmicks, Sigrun still powerful in its own right. As with other Valkyrie Armors, Sigrun Armor enhances its wearer's strength, speed, and power to superhuman level. The armor is also empowered by the wearer's fuel spirit (energy generated by one's emotions and feelings), with its circuit-like green meridians glow upon being charged with the said energy.
For combat, as the armor specializes in sword-staff combat, the user has greater advantage when using either sword-staff form of her Valkyrie Blade or actual sword-staff as the armor enhances her performance in the said weapon.
As with other Valkyrie Armors, Sigrun can unlock extra boost of power and speed that is released by sprouting wings which also enable the user to engage in aerial combat without need of broom. The wings themselves also lacked any unique abilities aside flight and enhancing user's speed and agility, but still very fast. Overall, Sigrun is a formidable armor.
Skills & Abilities[]
TBA
Weapons & Equipment[]
In addition of the user's own equipment such as Valkyrie Blade and Magic Wand, Sigrun possesses following equipment:
Sigrun Bracelet: The vital part of Sigrun Armor which acts as both its dormant form and summoning trinket. It takes the appearance of metallic white bracelet with thicker gray edge and a symbol in form of black pentagon with white outline. This part magically linked with the rest of the armor that normally stored in pocket dimension when not used.
Light Wings:
Light Wings
A pair of futuristic white and grey mechanical wings with green meridian glow for enhancing user's speed and agility as well as flight without need of broom.
Notes and Trivia[]
Sigrun was named after the Valkyrie of the same name from the poem Helgakviða Hundingsbana, who would later reborn as Kara. Yet here, Kara and Sigrun are separate armors.
