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The attack consists of Byleth pulling out the bow and charging up an arrow to fire. Once released, the arrow will fire in a straight line, unaffected by gravity. The arrow will disappear after traveling a certain distance if it does not hit an opponent. Unlike {{SSBU|Link}}'s [[Bow and Arrows|bow]], Byleth can turn around or cancel the move during its startup, but must go through with the full preparation to fire a shot rather than being able to prematurely release the arrow. If the button is held until the arrow is ready, it becomes more powerful, but the attack can no longer be reversed or canceled, locking Byleth's movement until they fire the arrow. A fully charged arrow gains the properties of an energy projectile, as it can be [[absorption|absorbed]]. Also, while it can be [[reflection|reflected]], the fully charged arrow cannot be {{b|inhale|disambiguation}}d, or [[pocket]]ed. | The attack consists of Byleth pulling out the bow and charging up an arrow to fire. Once released, the arrow will fire in a straight line, unaffected by gravity. The arrow will disappear after traveling a certain distance if it does not hit an opponent. Unlike {{SSBU|Link}}'s [[Bow and Arrows|bow]], Byleth can turn around or cancel the move during its startup, but must go through with the full preparation to fire a shot rather than being able to prematurely release the arrow. If the button is held until the arrow is ready, it becomes more powerful, but the attack can no longer be reversed or canceled, locking Byleth's movement until they fire the arrow. A fully charged arrow gains the properties of an energy projectile, as it can be [[absorption|absorbed]]. Also, while it can be [[reflection|reflected]], the fully charged arrow cannot be {{b|inhale|disambiguation}}d, or [[pocket]]ed. | ||
The fully charged arrow, while being hampered with one of the slowest startups in the game, is also one of the strongest projectiles in the game, able to KO middleweights around 50% at the ledge. Additionally, both the charged and uncharged versions of the arrow deal unusually hefty shield damage, with the charged version nearly being able to break a full-sized shield all by itself. However, if a fully-charged Failnaught shot is reflected back at Byleth, it has the potential to KO them even at 0%. | The fully charged arrow, while being hampered with one of the slowest startups in the game, is also one of the strongest projectiles in the game, able to KO middleweights around 50% at the ledge. Additionally, both the charged and uncharged versions of the arrow deal unusually hefty shield damage, with the charged version nearly being able to break a full-sized shield all by itself. However, if a fully-charged Failnaught shot is reflected back at Byleth, it has the potential to KO them even at 0% damage. | ||
Byleth may occasionally say "Failnaught!" while using this move. | Byleth may occasionally say "Failnaught!" while using this move. | ||
