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'''Wing Blitz''' ({{ja|リドリーチャージ|Ridorī Chāji}}, ''Ridley Charge'') is | '''Wing Blitz''' ({{ja|リドリーチャージ|Ridorī Chāji}}, ''Ridley Charge'') is {{SSBU|Ridley}}'s [[up special move]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]].'' | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Ridley charges his energy whilst cloaked in a purple aura before flying straight upward. Unlike similar moves which can be freely angled, Wing Blitz has a total of four possible trajectories, which are dependent on the direction inputted: slightly downward when angled forward, slightly upwards when angled backward, straight up if left alone or held up, and diagonally downwards if angled downward (which [[meteor smash]]es opponents). Because of its uniquely fixed angles, Wing Blitz can take some time to learn, especially if the player is accustomed to recoveries like [[Fire Fox]]. The move deals damage to enemies along the way, with the entire move acting as an unchanging hitbox, and the tackle doing excellent knockback throughout. If Ridley hits a wall | Ridley charges his energy whilst cloaked in a purple aura before flying straight upward. Unlike similar moves which can be freely angled, Wing Blitz has a total of four possible trajectories, which are dependent on the direction inputted: slightly downward when angled forward, slightly upwards when angled backward, straight up if left alone or held up, and diagonally downwards if angled downward (which [[meteor smash]]es opponents). Because of its uniquely fixed angles, Wing Blitz can take some time to learn, especially if the player is accustomed to recoveries like [[Fire Fox]]. The move deals damage to enemies along the way, with the entire move acting as an unchanging hitbox, and the tackle doing excellent knockback throughout. If Ridley hits a wall, he will rebound with some vertical momentum before becoming [[helpless]]. | ||
Ridley's wings are [[intangible]] during Wing Blitz and, thanks to the attack's high damage, will typically beat attempts to challenge it. This makes Ridley's [[recovery]] surprisingly well-guarded and even capable of sniping the [[ledge]] from below, making Ridley decent at ledge camping. The wing intangibility can also be used to force Ridley's way through weak projectiles and attacks that lack [[disjoint]]ed hitboxes, such as {{SSBU|Mario}}'s [[Fireball]]s or {{SSBU|Ryu}}'s grounded attacks. Due to a lack of [[armor]] on the move, though, it is risky and requires some precision to use effectively. Additionally, [[stale-move negation]] will make this tactic worse with repeated use. | Ridley's wings are [[intangible]] during Wing Blitz and, thanks to the attack's high damage, will typically beat attempts to challenge it. This makes Ridley's [[recovery]] surprisingly well-guarded and even capable of sniping the [[ledge]] from below, making Ridley decent at ledge camping. The wing intangibility can also be used to force Ridley's way through weak projectiles and attacks that lack [[disjoint]]ed hitboxes, such as {{SSBU|Mario}}'s [[Fireball]]s or {{SSBU|Ryu}}'s grounded attacks. Due to a lack of [[armor]] on the move, though, it is risky and requires some precision to use effectively. Additionally, [[stale-move negation]] will make this tactic worse with repeated use. | ||
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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
[[File:Wing Blitz Origin.png| | [[File:Wing Blitz Origin.png|thumbnail|Omega Ridley charging at Samus in ''Metroid Prime 3: Corruption''.]] | ||
Throughout the ''Metroid'' series, Ridley has never used his wings to directly attack. Rather, this move references his flying capabilities without breaking the mold of ''Smash'', similar to [[Fly]]. | Throughout the ''Metroid'' series, Ridley has never used his wings to directly attack. Rather, this move references his flying capabilities without breaking the mold of ''Smash'', similar to [[Fly]]. | ||
This move also resembles an attack used by Meta Ridley in ''Metroid Prime'' and Omega Ridley in ''Metroid Prime 3: Corruption'', in which he charges at Samus at high speeds after spreading his wings, while the down-angled version is reminiscent of Meta Ridley and Omega Ridley's diving kick attacks from the same games. | This move also resembles an attack used by Meta Ridley in ''Metroid Prime'' and Omega Ridley in ''Metroid Prime 3: Corruption'', in which he charges at Samus at high speeds after spreading his wings, while the down-angled version is reminiscent of Meta Ridley and Omega Ridley's diving kick attacks from the same games. | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
