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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Sephiroth swings his sword forward while saying 「{{ja|星に帰れ|Hoshi ni kaere}}」 ("Return to the Planet"), catching up to three opponents. A cutscene initiates in which he transforms into Safer Sephiroth | Sephiroth swings his sword forward while saying 「{{ja|星に帰れ|Hoshi ni kaere}}」 ("Return to the Planet"), catching up to three opponents. A cutscene initiates in which he transforms into Safer Sephiroth, followed by summoning a meteor that passes through a planet and into a star, causing the star to explode and destroy an Earth-like planet. The trapped opponents are then launched. | ||
The move has a random effect on each opponent it launches (acting similar to [[Negative Zone]] from ''[[Brawl]]''). In addition to dealing a total of 32% damage, each will suffer from one randomly chosen "debuff": | |||
* Being put to [[asleep|sleep]] for 8.67 - 22 seconds. | |||
* Gaining a very large [[flower]] for 6.67 - 30 seconds. | |||
* Have their [[Mushroom (effect)|controls reversed]] for 6.67 - 25 seconds. | |||
* Enter their [[shield break]] state, and be [[stun]]ned for 6.67 - 20 seconds. They are not simply stunned as with moves such as [[Disable]]; they go through the full shield break process. As a result, Jigglypuff is blasted upwards as is typical for its shield break. | |||
* Getting [[Timer|slowed down]] to half speed for 6.67 - 25 seconds. | |||
* Being launched a little further than usual, with a [[darkness]] effect. | |||
The sleep, reverse, and shield break results cannot occur on opponents that were offstage when the move began; however, they can still occur in the air within the boundaries of the stage. | |||
==Instructional | ==Instructional Quote== | ||
{{InstructionalQuotes | {{InstructionalQuotes | ||
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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
[[File:SaferSephiroth.png|thumb|200px|left|The battle against Safer∙Sephiroth | [[File:SaferSephiroth.png|thumb|200px|left|The battle against Safer∙Sephiroth in ''Final Fantasy VII''.]] | ||
[[File:FFVII Super Nova.png|thumb|200px| | [[File:FFVII Super Nova.png|thumb|200px|Super Nova in ''Final Fantasy VII''.]] | ||
[https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Safer∙Sephiroth Safer∙Sephiroth] is the form that Sephiroth takes during the third phase of the final battle in ''Final Fantasy VII''. This is the body that Sephiroth was creating for himself in the [[Northern Cave]], as part of his plan to wound the Planet with Meteor, bait the [https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Lifestream lifestream] into emerging to heal the wound, and merge with it to become a god. Despite this being the second-to-last phase, Safer∙Sephiroth is considered the final challenge of the main story, since the fourth phase pits Cloud against a metaphysical Sephiroth in a cinematic battle that cannot be lost. | [https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Safer∙Sephiroth Safer∙Sephiroth] is the form that Sephiroth takes during the third phase of the final battle in ''Final Fantasy VII''. This is the body that Sephiroth was creating for himself in the [[Northern Cave]], as part of his plan to wound the Planet with Meteor, bait the [https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Lifestream lifestream] into emerging to heal the wound, and merge with it to become a god. Despite this being the second-to-last phase, Safer∙Sephiroth is considered the final challenge of the main story, since the fourth phase pits Cloud against a metaphysical Sephiroth in a cinematic battle that cannot be lost. | ||
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The Final Smash is able to trap up to three opponents at once, referencing the number of available party member slots in ''Final Fantasy VII''; when the move is activated, the three trapped players will face Safer∙Sephiroth, as the party does in the boss battle. | The Final Smash is able to trap up to three opponents at once, referencing the number of available party member slots in ''Final Fantasy VII''; when the move is activated, the three trapped players will face Safer∙Sephiroth, as the party does in the boss battle. | ||
Sephiroth's quote when performing Supernova, 「{{ja|星に帰れ|Hoshi ni kaere}}」 ("Return to the Planet"), refers to how in ''Final Fantasy VII'', the souls of the deceased are said to return to the Lifestream, the Planet's life energy, where they rest and can alter or communicate with the Planet's physical plane. | Sephiroth's quote when performing Supernova, 「 {{ja|星に帰れ|Hoshi ni kaere}}」 ("Return to the Planet"), refers to how in ''Final Fantasy VII'', the souls of the deceased are said to return to the Lifestream, the Planet's life energy, where they rest and can alter or communicate with the Planet's physical plane. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Using this move against {{SSBU|Mr. Game & Watch}} will show his model in 3D, as with | *Using this move against {{SSBU|Mr. Game & Watch}} will show his model in 3D, as with [[Triple Wolf]] and [[ARMS Rush]]. | ||
*This is the fourth cinematic Final Smash for a DLC character in ''Ultimate'' that can catch more than one character, after [[All-Out Attack]], [[Gigaslash]] and [[Progenitor God Ruptured Heaven]]. | *This is the fourth cinematic Final Smash for a DLC character in ''Ultimate'' that can catch more than one character, after [[All-Out Attack]], [[Gigaslash]], and [[Progenitor God Ruptured Heaven]]. | ||
*Supernova is one of four Final Smashes to incorporate a pre-rendered cinematic, along with [[All-Out Attack]], [[Gigaslash]] and [[House of Boom]]. Like these Final Smashes, it is rendered at 30 FPS rather than 60, possibly as a space-saving measure, and removes damage percentages for its duration | *Supernova is one of four Final Smashes to incorporate a pre-rendered cinematic, along with [[All-Out Attack]], [[Gigaslash]], and [[House of Boom]]. Like these Final Smashes, it is rendered at 30 FPS rather than 60, possibly as a space-saving measure, and removes damage percentages for its duration. | ||
*Supernova is the longest cinematic Final Smash in series history, at around 8 seconds, beating the previous record held by Gigaslash, which was around 7 seconds. | *Supernova is the longest cinematic Final Smash in series history, at around 8 seconds, beating the previous record held by Gigaslash, which was around 7 seconds. | ||
**This mirrors Supernova's infamous length in the international version of ''Final Fantasy VII'', with the move taking just over two minutes to play out. | **This mirrors Supernova's infamous length in the international version of ''Final Fantasy VII'', with the move taking just over two minutes to play out. | ||
*Like in the original ''Final Fantasy VII'', a series of mathematical equations appear in the background at the start of the move. Unlike the original, which applied equations in the field of astrophysics to determine the overall conditions needed to perform Super Nova (which infamously based the conditions around if the celestial body that would trigger the supernova was operating on a two dimensional plane, which was a flat circle, as well as ignoring that the Sun itself in astronomical terms is designated as a {{s|wikipedia|main sequence}} star, and itself is unable to go supernova due to a lack of mass), the equations depicted during the sequence instead are well-known formulas that apply to quantum mechanics, fluid dynamics, and spacetime, such as the {{s|wikipedia|Hellmann–Feynman theorem}} and [[wikipedia:Einstein field equations|the Einstein gravitational constant]].<ref>https://reddit.com/r/smashbros/comments/kffbsv/explaining_the_equations_in_sephiroths_final_smash/</ref> | *Like in the original ''Final Fantasy VII'', a series of mathematical equations appear in the background at the start of the move. Unlike the original, which applied equations in the field of astrophysics to determine the overall conditions needed to perform Super Nova (which infamously based the conditions around if the celestial body that would trigger the supernova was operating on a two dimensional plane, which was a flat circle, as well as ignoring that the Sun itself in astronomical terms is designated as a {{s|wikipedia|main sequence}} star, and itself is unable to go supernova due to a lack of mass), the equations depicted during the sequence instead are well-known formulas that apply to quantum mechanics, fluid dynamics, and spacetime, such as the {{s|wikipedia|Hellmann–Feynman theorem}} and [[wikipedia:Einstein field equations|the Einstein gravitational constant]].<ref>https://reddit.com/r/smashbros/comments/kffbsv/explaining_the_equations_in_sephiroths_final_smash/</ref> | ||
*After the move is successfully completed, Sephiroth assumes his fighting stance from the original ''Final Fantasy VII'' before performing an animation based on his victory pose as a guest party member during the Nibelheim flashback. | *After the move is successfully completed, Sephiroth assumes his fighting stance from the original ''Final Fantasy VII'' before performing an animation based on his victory pose as a guest party member during the Nibelheim flashback. | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
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{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||
{{Special Moves|char=Sephiroth}} | {{Template:Special Moves|char=Sephiroth}} | ||
{{FinalSmash}} | {{FinalSmash}} | ||
[[Category:Sephiroth]] | [[Category:Sephiroth]] | ||
