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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
[[File:TLTriforceSlash.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Toon Link using the Triforce Slash on Ganondorf.]] | [[File:TLTriforceSlash.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Toon Link using the Triforce Slash on Ganondorf.]] | ||
The attack starts out with the [[Triforce]] symbol on the back of the user's hand glowing (and in ''SSB4''{{'}}s case, a large projection of the Triforce visibly being shown hovering above the user's hand). A ray of light will stun anyone horizontally in front of him. The user will then dash toward an opponent stunned by the beam and strike them repeatedly for an immense amount of damage. The ambient time stops | The attack starts out with the [[Triforce]] symbol on the back of the user's hand glowing (and in ''SSB4''{{'}}s case, a large projection of the Triforce visibly being shown hovering above the user's hand). A ray of light will stun anyone horizontally in front of him. The user will then dash toward an opponent stunned by the beam and strike them repeatedly for an immense amount of damage. The ambient time stops making it not dangerous in moving stages. The ''Super Smash Bros Brawl: Premier Edition'' player's guide says that the attack can only reach two character lengths in front of the user. However, the guide is incorrect: the attack can actually reach all the way across {{SSBB|Final Destination}} for Link and halfway across for Toon Link if one holds on to the special button. | ||
This attack seems to be primarily meant for a single target, but more than one character can easily be hit simultaneously if they are close enough to each other and can even KO multiple characters. [[Ike]]'s [[Great Aether]] is very similar to Triforce Slash, as they both trap the opponents in a barrage of powerful slashes, but one of Triforce Slash's advantages is that it can be done at the edge of the stage, greatly increasing the rate of KO. Apparently, another player can change the knockback angle of the final blow that ejects the opponent. When the user is pausing to charge the final blow, another player can attack the trapped player and when the user unleashes the ejecting blow, the victim will be sent flying according to the knockback of the other player's move. | This attack seems to be primarily meant for a single target, but more than one character can easily be hit simultaneously if they are close enough to each other and can even KO multiple characters. [[Ike]]'s [[Great Aether]] is very similar to Triforce Slash, as they both trap the opponents in a barrage of powerful slashes, but one of Triforce Slash's advantages is that it can be done at the edge of the stage, greatly increasing the rate of KO. Apparently, another player can change the knockback angle of the final blow that ejects the opponent. When the user is pausing to charge the final blow, another player can attack the trapped player and when the user unleashes the ejecting blow, the victim will be sent flying according to the knockback of the other player's move. | ||