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{{Infobox Item | {{Infobox Item | ||
| title = Special Flag | | title = Special Flag | ||
| image = [[File:SpecialFlag.png| | | image = [[File:SpecialFlag.png|250px]] | ||
| caption = {{symbol|other}}<br>The icon of the Special Flag. | | caption = {{symbol|other}}<br>The icon of the Special Flag. | ||
| series = {{ | | series = {{uvn|Rally-X}} | ||
| item class = | | item class = | ||
| game1 = SSB4 | | game1 = SSB4 | ||
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Special Flags have appeared in multiple games developed by Namco. The item debuted in the maze game ''{{iw|wikipedia|Rally-X}}'', acting as an item that had to be collected by the player alongside other flags scattered throughout levels; the Special Flag, however, gives double the score of a normal flag and would double the values of every flag collected for the rest of the level unless the player loses a life. | Special Flags have appeared in multiple games developed by Namco. The item debuted in the maze game ''{{iw|wikipedia|Rally-X}}'', acting as an item that had to be collected by the player alongside other flags scattered throughout levels; the Special Flag, however, gives double the score of a normal flag and would double the values of every flag collected for the rest of the level unless the player loses a life. | ||
The item has appeared in more recent games by Namco, often acting as an [[easter egg]] to players; among these appearances include ''{{s|lylatwiki|Star Fox: Assault}}'' and ''{{s|wikipedia|Tales of Vesperia}}''. Similar to the various [[series symbol]]s that have appeared in the ''Smash Bros.'' series, the Special Flag has also been a flagship symbol for the company, even having been used | The item has appeared in more recent games by Namco, often acting as an [[easter egg]] to players; among these appearances include ''{{s|lylatwiki|Star Fox: Assault}}'' and ''{{s|wikipedia|Tales of Vesperia}}''. Similar to the various [[series symbol]]s that have appeared in the ''Smash Bros.'' series, the Special Flag has also been a flagship symbol for the company, even having been used as the {{s|wikipedia|favicon}} for its [http://www.bandainamcogames.co.jp/ official website]. | ||
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
[[File:Special Flag Function.jpg|thumb|{{SSB4|Pikachu}} using a Special Flag.]] | [[File:Special Flag Function.jpg|thumb|{{SSB4|Pikachu}} using a Special Flag.]] | ||
When used, the character will hold | When used, the character will hold it in the air and become immobile for 3 seconds; the successful completion of its use will add a point to the user's score in a [[time]]d match, or give the user an additional [[stock]] in a stock match. If a character takes any hit while holding the Special Flag, they will automatically drop it (this resets the time needed to use the flag as well). | ||
While holding the flag, all grounded up, down, and neutral standard attacks will activate the flag. A dash attack will not activate the flag. The flag can be tossed away without using it with the grab button. | While holding the flag, all grounded up, down, and neutral standard attacks will activate the flag. A dash attack will not activate the flag. The flag can be tossed away without using it with the grab button. | ||
===Limits=== | ===Limits=== | ||
Given the nature of the Special Flag's bonus, it can only appear in variations of Time and Stock matches, and will not appear at all in Coin or Stamina battles, even if it is enabled in the [[Item Switch]]. It also does not appear in [[Smash Tour]] battles. As of ''Ultimate'', Special Flags can now appear in [[Stamina Mode|Stamina]] battles | Given the nature of the Special Flag's bonus, it can only appear in variations of Time and Stock matches, and will not appear at all in Coin or Stamina battles, even if it is enabled in the [[Item Switch]]. It also does not appear in [[Smash Tour]] battles. As of ''Ultimate'', Special Flags can now appear in [[Stamina Mode|Stamina]] battles, however oddly they will still not spawn if the [[Flower]] setting is turned on in a [[Special Smash]] in Stamina mode, despite neither of these conditions on their own disabling them. | ||
Additionally, if a fighter has the maximum amount of stocks (99) and uses a Special Flag, nothing will happen. This will not stop a computer player from attempting to use it. | |||
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==Trophy== | ==Trophy information== | ||
{{ | [[File:SpecialFlagTrophy3DS.png|thumb|100px|left|Trophy in {{for3ds}}.]] | ||
| | [[File:SpecialFlagTrophyWiiU.png|thumb|100px|Trophy in {{forwiiu}}.]] | ||
| | ;Special Flag | ||
:{{Flag|North America}} ''This item appeared as a hidden object in the 1983 arcade game Xevious. Picking one up would give you an extra life. In Smash Bros., it shows up for you to grab during battles. It may seem like nothing is happening, but holding it high will earn you an extra stock in a stock battle or a KO in a timed battle.'' | |||
| | :{{Flag|Europe}} ''The Special Flag achieved fame as a hidden item that gave you an extra life in Xevious, which came to Europe in 1989. In this game, you'll earn +1 KO if you use it in a timed battle, and an extra stock in a stock battle. But there's a catch: when you use it, you'll be stuck holding it above your head for a while, leaving you totally open to attacks!'' | ||
| | {{Trophy games|console1=none|game1=Rally-X (1980)|console2=none|game2=Xevious (1983)}} | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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WFT Special Flag.JPG|{{SSB4|Wii Fit Trainer}} using a Special Flag. | WFT Special Flag.JPG|{{SSB4|Wii Fit Trainer}} using a Special Flag. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*[[CPU]] players have notable behaviors for a Special Flag: if any other fighter attempts to use it, all CPU players will focus their attention on that fighter in attempt to knock the flag out of their hand. Low level CPUs generally dawdle for a few seconds before reacting, usually giving human players a free point/stock. If a CPU player grabs hold of it, however, it may proceed to use the flag if no other fighters are close by, but are extremely likely to throw the flag offstage as soon as possible even if the coast is clear. This makes the Special Flag one of the few items CPU players are willing to discard from play. | *[[CPU]] players have notable behaviors for a Special Flag: if any other fighter attempts to use it, all CPU players will focus their attention on that fighter in attempt to knock the flag out of their hand. Low level CPUs generally dawdle for a few seconds before reacting, usually giving human players a free point/stock. If a CPU player grabs hold of it, however, it ''may'' proceed to use the flag if no other fighters are close by, but are extremely likely to throw the flag offstage as soon as possible even if the coast is clear. This makes the Special Flag one of the few items CPU players are willing to discard from play. | ||
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{{SSB4Items}} | {{SSB4Items}} | ||
{{SSBUItems}} | {{SSBUItems}} | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Namco]] | ||
[[Category:Trophies (SSB4-3DS)]] | [[Category:Trophies (SSB4-3DS)]] | ||
[[Category:Trophies (SSB4-Wii U)]] | [[Category:Trophies (SSB4-Wii U)]] | ||
