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[[File:Sun_Salutation_Fired.jpeg|thumb|Firing Sun Salutation in {{forwiiu}}.]] | [[File:Sun_Salutation_Fired.jpeg|thumb|right|Firing Sun Salutation in {{forwiiu}}.]] | ||
This move is a chargeable projectile that the trainer summons by performing the yoga pose of the same name. It can be stored and used later, similarly to [[Samus]]'s [[Charge Shot]]. While charging the move generates a weak [[windbox|push]] effect. When fully charged, the move [[healing|heals]] Wii Fit Trainer by 2% when shot, and Wii Fit Trainer will sometimes shout "Sun salutation!" in the PAL version or "Salute the sun!" in the American version of the game. In ''Smash 4'' the move deals 18% when fully charged, and in ''Ultimate'' it deals 21%. Additionally, in ''Ultimate'''s {{SSBU|8.0.0}} update, the move was given a ~1.27x base knockback increase, greatly improving its KO potential. Sun Salutation also uses a unique [[effect]] known as the [[solar]] effect. | This move is a chargeable projectile that the trainer summons by performing the yoga pose of the same name. It can be stored and used later, similarly to [[Samus]]'s [[Charge Shot]]. While charging the move generates a weak [[windbox|push]] effect. When fully charged, the move [[healing|heals]] Wii Fit Trainer by 2% when shot, and Wii Fit Trainer will sometimes shout "Sun salutation!" in the PAL version or "Salute the sun!" in the American version of the game. In ''Smash 4'' the move deals 18% when fully charged, and in ''Ultimate'' it deals 21%. Additionally, in ''Ultimate'''s {{SSBU|8.0.0}} update, the move was given a ~1.27x base knockback increase, greatly improving its KO potential. Sun Salutation also uses a unique [[effect]] known as the [[solar]] effect. | ||