1 Bushiden 2 Sir Shellalot - Awesomenauts

Role
Base attack Brick Fists
Movement
Primary Skill Upchuck
Secondary Skill Rockslide
Designed by FonzieGee
Err:502
424 Ampere
Backstory
Sex female
Role
Base attack Pulse
Movement
Melee
Tank
Brawler
Primary Skill Attract / Repel
Bolo's huge, stone hands are heavy and clumsy, but make for great
bludgeons. Bolo can attack with a two hit combo, probably involving him
swinging his arms wildly about to bash away enemies in front of him.
Bolo is far too heavy to jump normally, but by slamming his palms on the
ground he can create enough force to momentarily hurl himself up. (Basic
jump, but perhaps with small damage to adjacent enemies?)
Activating this ability gives Bolo a small window of opportunity to eat incoming
projectiles, taking reduced damage. After the duration is up, Bolo will vomit a
blast of energy in front of him, dealing the negated damage.
Bolo rushes forward along the ground, dealing damage to all enemies he
passes through with the dash. Awesomenauts struck by Rockslide have an
extra second added onto their abilities cooldowns.
Unfortunately, backstories are not my thing. I'll leave it to your talented team
to come up with a backstory for this character, so I'll leave this space for misc.
stuff.
I'm not sure on the class type, she doesn't seem to 100% fit any of the roles
listed. She feels more like an initiator
(http://www.dota2wiki.com/wiki/Initiator#Initiator) than anything else.
Support
Harasser
Fires a short-ranged magnetic pulse in front of Ampere which has very minor
knockback. I was pretty stumped thinking of a magnet-related base attack
that wasn't more homing missiles. Change this at will.
Ampere moves swiftly and her jump is like Voltar's, you jump and then you
can hover. I was pretty stumped thinking of movement mechanics that fit
magnets, so feel free to change this.
This is a toggle skill, on first use it will draw nearby enemies towards you, on
second use it will send them flying away. The closer an enemy is, the more
affected they are.
Having the wrong skill queued up can mean the difference between life or
death, allowing for a high skill ceiling. This can wreck enemy positioning and
help secure kills from those fleeing to turrets.