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[[File:MagnifyingGlassUltimate.gif|thumb|200px|{{SSBU|Terry}} in the magnifying glass in ''Ultimate'', on [[Temple]].]] | [[File:MagnifyingGlassUltimate.gif|thumb|200px|right|{{SSBU|Terry}} in the magnifying glass in ''Ultimate'', on [[Temple]].]] | ||
'''Magnifying-Glass Damage''',<ref> | '''Magnifying-Glass Damage''',<ref>[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]] (North America) - [[Tip]]: "''Magnifying-Glass Damage – When you move off-screen, you'll be shown in a little circle. You'll gradually take damage while off the screen, so don't linger!''"</ref> formerly known as '''hoop damage''',<ref>{{cite web |url = http://www.smashbros.com/wii/en_us/gamemode/various/various38.html |title = Smash Trivia |accessdate = 4 June 2016 |date = 14 April 2008 |publisher = [[Smash Bros. DOJO!!]] |quote = When your character has left the screen and is being displayed in a tiny hoop, you incur a little bit of damage known as hoop damage.}}</ref> is the [[damage]] that a [[fighter]] receives when they are out of the camera's boundaries but not past the [[blast line]]. It is present in all games except the original ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'', though the magnifying glass does appear. | ||
When a fighter is off-screen but not past the blast line, they are still shown inside a small hoop known as the '''magnifying glass'''<ref>[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]] - ''Lost in Space'' [[List of bonuses|bonus]]</ref> at the edge of the camera boundary. This hoop is accompanied by an arrow that signals the player to get back on-screen. Magnifying-Glass Damage is damage applied while the fighter is displayed this way, at a rate of 1% per second, but stops occurring when the fighter has accumulated 150% damage. In ''Ultimate'', the size of the magnifying glass is determined by how close a player is to a blast line: the closer to a blast line, the smaller the glass gets. The edges of the glass flash yellow when the player is dangerously close to the blast line. | When a fighter is off-screen but not past the blast line, they are still shown inside a small hoop known as the '''magnifying glass'''<ref>[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]] - ''Lost in Space'' [[List of bonuses|bonus]]</ref> at the edge of the camera boundary. This hoop is accompanied by an arrow that signals the player to get back on-screen. Magnifying-Glass Damage is damage applied while the fighter is displayed this way, at a rate of 1% per second, but stops occurring when the fighter has accumulated 150% damage. In ''Ultimate'', the size of the magnifying glass is determined by how close a player is to a blast line: the closer to a blast line, the smaller the glass gets. The edges of the glass flash yellow when the player is dangerously close to the blast line. | ||
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*Status effects such as being [[buried]] or [[frozen]] are not rendered in the magnifying glass. | *Status effects such as being [[buried]] or [[frozen]] are not rendered in the magnifying glass. | ||
*In ''Melee'', fighters in the magnifying glass have a blockier, lower-resolution model compared to ordinary gameplay. These models cannot properly emulate some animations, such as blinking, and the use of some moves or attacks can result in unusual visual behaviour. These models are also used to simulate the reflections seen on [[Fountain of Dreams]]. | *In ''Melee'', fighters in the magnifying glass have a blockier, lower-resolution model compared to ordinary gameplay. These models cannot properly emulate some animations, such as blinking, and the use of some moves or attacks can result in unusual visual behaviour. These models are also used to simulate the reflections seen on [[Fountain of Dreams]]. | ||
*Oddly, in ''Brawl'', CPUs on either the blue or green team use the less saturated red team color. This was fixed in the PAL release of the game. | *Oddly, in ''Brawl'', CPUs on either the blue or green team use the less saturated red team color. This was fixed in the PAL release of the game. | ||
*In ''Ultimate'', the "side arrows" of the magnifying glass for whenever a fighter is on the side of the screen reuse port colors of human players from ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''. As a result, ports such as Players 2 and 4 will have their arrows a darker color, while Players 7 and 8 will have purple and slate colors instead of pink and purple, respectively. | *In ''Ultimate'', the "side arrows" of the magnifying glass for whenever a fighter is on the side of the screen reuse port colors of human players from ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''. As a result, ports such as Players 2 and 4 will have their arrows a darker color, while Players 7 and 8 will have purple and slate colors instead of pink and purple, respectively. | ||
**Additionally, CPU players in Team Battles will have their arrows the same as their team colors, but with less saturation. | **Additionally, CPU players in Team Battles will have their arrows the same as their team colors, but with less saturation. | ||
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[[Category:Damage]] | [[Category:Damage]] | ||
[[Category:Game mechanics]] | [[Category:Game mechanics]] | ||
