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[[File:GS_glitch_1.jpg|thumb|The glitch using [[Mario Tornado]].]] | [[File:GS_glitch_1.jpg|thumb|The glitch using [[Mario Tornado]].]] | ||
The '''Green Shell glitch''' is a [[glitch]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' involving the usage of a rapid-hitting attack on a pile of [[Green Shell]]s. As the attack hits the Green Shells, they will hit each other in an infinite loop, causing the attacker to be locked in [[hitlag]] until the Green Shells all vanish. Should there be an opponent in the mix, they may take over 999% damage from the sequence. | The '''Green Shell glitch''' is a [[glitch]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' involving the usage of a rapid-hitting attack on a pile of [[Green Shell]]s. As the attack hits the Green Shells, they will hit each other in an infinite loop, causing the attacker to be locked in [[hitlag]] until the Green Shells all vanish. Should there be an opponent in the mix, they may take over 999% damage from the sequence. | ||