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Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising

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Learn about Sonja's unique CO Power, Samurai Spirit, and how her units get a +2 attack boost in Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising.

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Learn about Sonja's unique CO Power, Samurai Spirit, and how her units get a +2 attack boost in Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising.

Alright, let's talk about Sonja, the Emperor of Yellow Comet! She's a pretty cool CO who's got a soft spot for her daughter, but don't let that fool you – she's a formidable opponent on the battlefield. Her specialty? Well, all of her units get a nice little boost to their offense and defense, making them hit harder and take more punishment. The catch? They're a bit pricier to deploy, so you'll need to manage your funds carefully.

CO Power: Morale Boost
This power is straightforward: it just cranks up the attack strength for all your units. Simple, but effective!

Super CO Power: Samurai Spirit
This is where Sonja really shines. Not only do her units get even stronger offensively and defensively, but when they counter-attack, they deal 1.5 times the normal damage. That's a huge advantage, especially when you're facing down a tough enemy.

Here's a look at how Sonja's units stack up with her inherent bonuses. Keep in mind that her units are more expensive, but they pack a bigger punch:

Units:Range:Move:Attack:
Infantry00+2
Mech00+2
Recon00+2
APC00-
Tank00+2
Md Tank00+2
Anti-Air00+2
Neotank00+2
Artillery00+2
Rockets00+2
Missiles00+2
Fighter00+2
Bomber00+2
B-copter00+2
T-copter00-
Battleship00+2
Cruiser00+2
Sub00+2
Lander00-

Tips:
Sonja's units are great for aggressive play. With the +2 attack bonus across the board and the massive counter-attack damage from Samurai Spirit, you can really punish enemies who dare to attack your forces. Just be mindful of their higher costs – you don't want to overextend yourself and run out of cash!

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