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*Tabuu's Golden Bracket attack on Intense difficulty in the SSE.
*Tabuu's Golden Bracket attack on Intense difficulty in the SSE.
*[[Galleom]]'s attack when he stiffens and falls on the player on Intense difficulty in the SSE.
*[[Galleom]]'s attack when he stiffens and falls on the player on Intense difficulty in the SSE.
*Falling off the stage.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

Revision as of 16:59, February 9, 2014

A one-hit KO, commonly abbreviated as OHKO (also referred to as an Instant KO in Melee), is an attack in the Super Smash Bros. games with such high base knockback, that it KOs at 0%. However, almost all of the so-called OHKOs are highly conditional; they all share the following restrictions:

The typical rule of one-hit KO's is being able to KO the majority of characters from the center of Final Destination at 0%.

Examples

Trivia

  • The smash attack with the Home-Run Bat is the only attack to be an OHKO in all three installments of Super Smash Bros..