|description = This javelin-and-shield-wielding apple Anima bristles whenever humans address it using the nickname "Hoppy."
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{{Lead/Anima|Hoppelon}}
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==Abilities==
==Abilities==
{{Abilities Table}}
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==Story==
{{Description|Once, there were four Hoppelon, always united. Yet even apples grown from the same tree cannot agree forever. To resolve disputes, they adopted an anonymous voting system—every decision, big or small, was put to a vote. It proved cumbersome. When the time came to shed their green spring coats and don their red summer ones, the vote deadlocked, two against two. From dawn until dusk, their positions shifted and compromised, but never reached a three-apple majority. In the end, they decided to act as three. Keeping an odd number, they realized, was one of the keys to unity.}}
Active: Enter Counterattack Mode and gain 550% Shield. When the Shield is broken for the first time or Counterattack Mode ends, its formation scatters, splitting into three independent apple hoplites that battle. Reforms when any two apple hoplites are defeated. Passive: Apple hoplites gain a Shield equal to 200% of their ATK when they participate in defeating an opponent. Counterattack Mode: Form up into a defensive stack for 5s. While in this state, take 25% less DMG and counterattack when attacked, dealing 150% Physical DMG to opponents within 1 hex. Counterattack can be triggered once per second. Scattered Formation: Split into 3 independent apple hoplites, which inherit a proportion of Hoppelon's Max Health, Armor, MR, ATK, and MP. Shieldbearer: For the next 6s, causes all apple hoplites to focus on its current target and while also increasing their Attack SPD by 100%. Spearman: Deals 100% of ATK as Physical DMG to the target 4 times. Javelineer: ATK increases by 30% for 5s. Reforming: The apple hoplites reform into a Hoppelon that has 30% reduced Max Health from when its formation scattered.
Story
Once, there were four Hoppelon, always united. Yet even apples grown from the same tree cannot agree forever. To resolve disputes, they adopted an anonymous voting system—every decision, big or small, was put to a vote. It proved cumbersome. When the time came to shed their green spring coats and don their red summer ones, the vote deadlocked, two against two. From dawn until dusk, their positions shifted and compromised, but never reached a three-apple majority. In the end, they decided to act as three. Keeping an odd number, they realized, was one of the keys to unity.