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| Location: | Black Powder Mine Hollow Abbey of the True Gun | ||||||||||||||
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| Skulls of forgotten adventurers packed with black powder from the Gungeon's Mines. | |||||||||||||||
Skuskets slowly float towards the player and have two lines of bullets that orbit them. These bullets disappear when they hit an obstacle but reform not long after. They fire skulls that home towards the player and burst into 6 bullets upon hitting an obstacle or after chasing the player for too long.
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- The enemy's name is a combination of the words "Skull" and "Musket", implying it is based upon a musket ball.
- Unlike the skull projectiles that the High Priest and High Dragun spawn, the Skusket's projectile cannot be destroyed by taking damage.
- Blasphemy can destroy its bullet lines permanently, making it easier to avoid.
- Casey cannot reflect its orbiting bullets.