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Dr. Wily's first appearance inside the Wily Capsule was in ''Mega Man 4'', and since then, it has been part of his final battle in all main series games (with the exception of ''Mega Man 11''), using different designs and attack patterns. The Wily Capsule he uses for his Assist Trophy role in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' is specifically the one from ''Mega Man 7''. Much like in ''Ultimate'', he attacks by teleporting to random spots in the stage and firing four elemental orbs, which spread around Mega Man before flying towards him, as well as launching electricity downward that spreads across the ground. Unlike in ''Ultimate'', he does not have a spinning ram attack. The elemental orbs can use fire, electricity, or ice; while electric orbs merely damage Mega Man, fire orbs cause him to temporarily burn in place and take constant damage, and ice orbs [[freeze]] him. The Wily Capsule in ''Mega Man 7'' is notably one of the most difficult bosses in the ''Mega Man'' series, as it is only vulnerable to a few weapons, all of which deal minimal damage, while its elemental orbs deal high damage to Mega Man and are very hard to dodge. | Dr. Wily's first appearance inside the Wily Capsule was in ''Mega Man 4'', and since then, it has been part of his final battle in all main series games (with the exception of ''Mega Man 11''), using different designs and attack patterns. The Wily Capsule he uses for his Assist Trophy role in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' is specifically the one from ''Mega Man 7''. Much like in ''Ultimate'', he attacks by teleporting to random spots in the stage and firing four elemental orbs, which spread around Mega Man before flying towards him, as well as launching electricity downward that spreads across the ground. Unlike in ''Ultimate'', he does not have a spinning ram attack. The elemental orbs can use fire, electricity, or ice; while electric orbs merely damage Mega Man, fire orbs cause him to temporarily burn in place and take constant damage, and ice orbs [[freeze]] him. The Wily Capsule in ''Mega Man 7'' is notably one of the most difficult bosses in the ''Mega Man'' series, as it is only vulnerable to a few weapons, all of which deal minimal damage, while its elemental orbs deal high damage to Mega Man and are very hard to dodge. | ||
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==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''== | ==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]''== | ||
