other six weapons can only be fired by expending 'weapon energy', of which each weapon has its own separate reserve. Obtaining a 'weapon capsule' recharges a portion of the currently selected weapon's energy. Monster Legends: Monsters have a certain number of energy points depending on their rarity. Making a move costs some energy, which must be replenished at the cost of a turn (or by using special moves that give some energy points back to the user, or the whole team). Token abilities Other power-ups consist of items whose main feature is that they are found in large numbers, to encourage the player to reach certain spots in the game world. They have various cumulative effects, often granting the hero an extra life. Examples: Super Mario Bros.: Collecting 100 coins grants the player an extra life. Super Mario Bros. 2: Collecting 5 cherries causes a Starman powerup to float up from the bottom of the screen. Sonic the Hedgehog: Collection at least one ring lets you take a hit at the cost of losing all of your rings. Collecting 100 rings grants the player an extra life. Additionally, in many games in the series, acquiring all seven Chaos Emeralds and collecting at least 50 rings allows the player to activate Super Sonic mode, which granting flight, increased speed and invulnerability to most forms of damage, but gradually consuming rings over time, and expires when the player runs out of rings. Crash Bandicoot series: Collecting 100 Wumpa fruits grants the player an extra life. Donkey Kong Country: Collecting 100 bananas grants the player an extra life. Trick power-ups (or power-downs) Trick power-ups try to trick the player into grabbing them, only to result usually into damage, removed abilities, or player death. Examples: Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels: Poison mushroom. Bonk's Revenge: Fake power-up containers that actually release an enemy. Sonic 3/Sonic & Knuckles/Sonic 3 & Knuckles: Item Monitors that bear Eggman/Robotnik on them will cause Sonic to be hurt if he opens them. Metroid Fusion: Some Energy or Missile Tanks are actually enemies in disguise, and usually lead to a room with the real power-up. Rise of the Triad: Items like the Shrooms and Elasto reduces the player control Attaining power-ups There are many different methods of obtaining power-ups: In many games, particularly platform games, there is one prevalent object scattered throughout each level that serves as a container for