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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
[[File:WitchTwistOrigin.gif|thumb|200px|Bayonetta performs Witch Twist in ''Bayonetta 2''.]] | [[File:WitchTwistOrigin.gif|thumb|right|200px|Bayonetta performs Witch Twist in ''Bayonetta 2''.]] | ||
Witch Twist is a technique purchasable at the Gates of Hell for 15,000 halos. Its incarnation in ''Super Smash Bros.'' is a cross between it and a similar purchasable technique called Witch Strike. The visual effects and ability to shoot while using the attack are derived from the former, but it lacks the preceding spinning knee slide, which also slows the game down momentarily in the first ''Bayonetta''. The ability to use the move again after a double jump is derived from the latter, which is activated by pressing the punch button immediately after performing a jump or double jump in the original games. The attack is similar to Drill Jump, a technique in PlatinumGames' predecessor Clover Studio's game ''Viewtiful Joe''. | Witch Twist is a technique purchasable at the Gates of Hell for 15,000 halos. Its incarnation in ''Super Smash Bros.'' is a cross between it and a similar purchasable technique called Witch Strike. The visual effects and ability to shoot while using the attack are derived from the former, but it lacks the preceding spinning knee slide, which also slows the game down momentarily in the first ''Bayonetta''. The ability to use the move again after a double jump is derived from the latter, which is activated by pressing the punch button immediately after performing a jump or double jump in the original games. The attack is similar to Drill Jump, a technique in PlatinumGames' predecessor Clover Studio's game ''Viewtiful Joe''. | ||
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