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*A small electric shock will be heard when the sweetspot of the vine hits another character. However, the sweetspot is still considered a [[grass]] attack and not an [[electric]] attack: this unusual sound was likely chosen to simulate more closely the cracking sound of an actual whip, especially one striking an object. | *A small electric shock will be heard when the sweetspot of the vine hits another character. However, the sweetspot is still considered a [[grass]] attack and not an [[electric]] attack: this unusual sound was likely chosen to simulate more closely the cracking sound of an actual whip, especially one striking an object. | ||
*If used from far enough away, grabbing the front end of the Pirate Ship will cause Ivysaur to swing into the hull of the ship, which will deal 10% damage to Ivysaur and [[meteor smash]] it, resulting in a guaranteed [[self-destruct]]. | *If used from far enough away, grabbing the front end of the Pirate Ship will cause Ivysaur to swing into the hull of the ship, which will deal 10% damage to Ivysaur and [[meteor smash]] it, resulting in a guaranteed [[self-destruct]]. | ||
*Vine Whip is the sole remaining Up-B Tether recovery in Super Smash Bros Ultimate as Pikmin Chain and Plasma Wire were changed in Super Smash Bros 4 and Belay can function as a standard recovery. It is not Ivysaur's sole | *Vine Whip is the sole remaining Up-B Tether recovery in Super Smash Bros Ultimate as Pikmin Chain and Plasma Wire were changed in Super Smash Bros 4 and Belay can function as a standard recovery. It is not Ivysaur's sole method of recovery however, as Pokemon change can now be done in mid-air, enabling use of Squirtle and Charizard's recovery options. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||