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*Like [[Ganondorf]], Ike's fighter design and portrayal in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series feature many noticeable inaccuracies to his home games: | *Like [[Ganondorf]], Ike's fighter design and portrayal in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series feature many noticeable inaccuracies to his home games: | ||
** Although Ike boasts impressive strength within both series, his own games feature his speed stat as noticeably one of his best stats. He is known for a unique style of swordsmanship pioneered by his father, where a two-handed sword is wielded in one hand with surprising fluidity. This is not reflected in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series, where his overall mobility is poor, and his moves feature large start-up and end lag. [[Robin]] and [[Byleth]] underwent a similar decrease in speed upon also becoming fighters. | ** Although Ike boasts impressive strength within both series, his own games feature his speed stat as noticeably one of his best stats. He is known for a unique style of swordsmanship pioneered by his father, where a two-handed sword is wielded in one hand with surprising fluidity. This is not reflected in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series, where his overall mobility is poor, and his moves feature large start-up and end lag. [[Robin]] and [[Byleth]] underwent a similar decrease in speed upon also becoming fighters. |