Bagworm

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“	A cloak that renders the wearer invisible to Radar. Consumes trion during use.	”
–Bagworm's description, in Chapter 30.

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Bagworm
Name
Kanji	バッグワーム
Romaji	Bagguwāmu
About
Creator	Unknown
Organization	Border
Attributes
Type	Normal
Class	Optional
Ability
-	Hiding the user from Radar.
First Appearance
Manga	Chapter 14
Anime	Episode 7

Bagworm (バッグワーム, Bagguwāmu ^?) is a Optional Trigger used for stealth, that allows the user to become invisible to Radar, consuming trion during use.

Appearance

Bagworms appears as a brown cloak which fits all sizes. On the left side of the collar is a badge with a crossed out antenna, representing its function. The members of Azuma Squad had its color temporarily changed to white to be able to camouflage in a snowy environment.

Overview

The origins of this Trigger are unknown.

Abilities

Bagworm hides the user's trion signature, making them invisible to Radar and similar Triggers. However, Radars from Galopoula are seemingly able to bypass its effect. It consumes trion for as long as it is active. It is a particularly fundamental piece of equipment for Snipers, since their effectiveness is severely limited if the target knows their location. On the other hand, Bagworm may constitute an obstruction for Attackers, so they use it almost exclusively for ambushes. Many fighters are also hesitant about resorting to Bagworm when there are hiding Snipers because it prevents the instantaneous activation of Full Guard. However, creative fighters can use Bagworm to their advantage, employing it to hide wounds or their next attack. Additionally, since Bagworm remains conjured even if it is taken off, it can serve as a decoy.

Users

Bagworm counts at least 89 current users among Border agents, hence it is the second most popular Trigger after Shield. In fact, the 4 known agents who do not have Bagworm as part of their Trigger set all use Bagworm Tag, which may imply that Bagworm, possibly like Shield, is a compulsory Trigger.