Bloodlust

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Background

Bloodlust refers to the desire/intention of bloodshed and carnage. In this state characters will do anything to kill or to see their opponents gets killed without any hesitation, empathy or inhibitions including if themselves gets injured. Unlike Berserk Mode, the character isn't capable of not thinking, the only thing on their mind is merely causing bloodshed. Bloodlust characters are normally great warriors or killers that have an experience in killing.

Users

• Kratos (God of War)

Bloodlust term in Versus Threads

In versus threads there are times where a condition for a character will be that they're bloodlusted. A bloodlusted is a character willing to kill no matter the extent, bloodlust granted on a vs thread is essentially this, and removes a characters innate pacifism. This essentially means a bloodlusted character in a versus thread will spam deadly abilities they normally wouldn't use due to their want to kill, a popular example of this is someone putting Katara from Avatar: the Last Airbender in a match and removing her morals about not using blood-bending.