Just wondering, really: Can SI Speedball Lunge twice in one action thanks to the 'Speedball Effect' SP?
I'd say it is legal, as Speedball has been given an action (he cannot KO anyone or roll doubles without making an attack), and he is about to make an attack. OTOH, timing issues might come in here, but to me it seems the action is still underway when the Speedball Effect kicks in.
Thoughts?

i don't see why not, given you KO a figure or roll doubles against a target.

that'd be real fun, the lunge representing a last minute bounce towards the target.

I'd probably say no due to the SP activating with the figure being KO'ed and not technically from the attack itself.

EDIT: Let me be more specific.
They movement is granted from an effect (Doubles or KO'ing target) not from the action to give the attack.

Yes

Is the action finished? Yes

But using Mind Control as my precedent (Each target hit can be assigned one action as a free action) an action is an action is an action.

Lunge requires an action - it does not say a non-free

(I had hoped that assign would be defined in the glossary, it isn't. So I am taking the stand that assign means give)

I agree with this