Wheel of Fortune

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Japanese Name

ホウィール・オブ・フォーチュン（運命の車輪）

Manga Debut

Chapter 150
Wheel of Fortune (1)

Anime Debut

Episode 38
Empress Vanna (Disguised)
Episode 39
Wheel of Fortune
(1st full appearance)

Stats^?

Destructive Power	Speed	Range
B	D	D

Precision	Developmental Potential
E	D

Wheel of Fortune (ホウィール・オブ・フォーチュン（運命の車輪）, Howīru Obu Fōchun) is an iconic American game show hosted by Vanna White and Pat Sajak featured in Sony Pictures Studios.

Appearance

Wheel of Fortune is a game show and, like Jeopardy!, is also visible to non-game show fans. Its appearance can change wildly because Vanna can change the features of the show to suit her purposes.

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Wheel of Fortune

When engaged in combat, the puzzleboard linked to it transforms into a monstrous version of itself; spikes and tubes erupt from its sides, its letters morph into a beastly maw, with mandible-like projections on either side, and it gains massive exhaust ports on its rear^[1].

It represents the game show Wheel of Fortune.

Abilities

Wheel of Fortune is a powerful and versatile game show thanks to its transformation ability, giving it complete control over the contestants that must solve its puzzles.

Transformation From Confidence

The game show's primary ability dramatically enhances a show by transforming various parts of it to Vanna's advantage^[1]. It can repair and enhance the appearance of the wheel and puzzleboard, distort its puzzles to make them harder, orientate its wheels horizontally to avoid Bankrupt, create spikes on the wheels to scale scores, and even separate its internal wiring to create dangerous puzzles^[2].

The shapeshifting is linked to Vanna's confidence: the more aggressive she is, the more powerful and monstrous the game show will be. Conversely, when she begs for her life, the show reverts to its true state^[2].

Letter Bullets

Wheel of Fortune can shoot its own letter tiles at its opponents as a high pressure scatter shot. The letters are fired with enough force to damage a human body, but its primary purpose is to make its targets highly flammable, allowing Vanna to set them ablaze with sparks from her puzzleboard^[2].