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After the initial reflection, Meliodas reflects them once again, merging all attacks into a single powerful one in the process. Meliodas creates six clones with Lostvayne to reflect the attacks of each of the other six Sins directed against the target: Ban's Hunter Fest and Banishing Kill King's Sunflower Diane's Rush Rock Gowther's Blackout ArrowВ Merlin's Exterminate Ray and Escanor's Cruel Sun. Seven Deadly Sins: A combination technique.This ability is reminiscent of the Original Demon's power, Crisis. When Meliodas used Revenge Counter against Hendrickson, Gowther statedВ that he hadВ a survival chance of 0.2%. This is considered to be Meliodas' ultimate attack. After Meliodas has taken enough damage, he charges his blade with power and strikes his enemy with it. Revenge CounterгЂЊгѓЄгѓ™гѓіг‚ёгѓ»г‚«г‚¦гѓіг‚їгѓј, Ribenji KauntДЃгЂЌ: Meliodas turns off his abilities so that he can take damage.He then, rather than reflecting 'magic' attacks, completely disperses the attacks used against him. Counter VanishгЂЊг‚«г‚¦гѓіг‚їгѓјгѓђгѓ‹гѓѓг‚·гѓҐ, KauntДЃ BanisshuгЂЌ: With his palm facing an incoming attack, Meliodas folds his thumb and little finger.

Like Meliodas, Chandler can only reflect magic attacks, as seen when he tried to reflect Gowther and King's combination attack. On the other hand, Estarossa can only reflect 'physical' attacks. He can supplement this ability through clones who can use it separately from the original. Meliodas can only reflect 'magic' attacks his version of the ability is useless against indirect attacks or an ordinary punch.

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There are two variations of Full Counter. However, there are also many drawbacks to Full Counter: the user cannot initiate any attacks themselves, and they would not be able to reflect attacks if the opponent does not allow them to read the nature and timing of their attacks. Full Counter enables its wielder to reflect attacks aimed at them back at their enemy, but with more than double the power therefore, the stronger the opponent's powers are, the stronger the user's power becomes.