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In the original ''Super Smash Bros.'', the move is called "Hip Drop" by Yoshi's in-game character profile, which was the standard name for the maneuver in the [[supermariowiki:Mario Party (series)|''Mario Party'' series]] at this time; elsewhere in the ''[[Mario (universe)|Mario]]'' and [[Yoshi (universe)|''Yoshi'' series]] the move is known as "Ground Pound". However, the move is listed as "Bomb" in the manual, which is likely an error.
In the original ''Super Smash Bros.'', the move is called "Hip Drop" by Yoshi's in-game character profile, which was the standard name for the maneuver in the [[supermariowiki:Mario Party (series)|''Mario Party'' series]] at this time; elsewhere in the ''[[Mario (universe)|Mario]]'' and [[Yoshi (universe)|''Yoshi'' series]] the move is known as "Ground Pound". However, the move is listed as "Bomb" in the manual, which is likely an error.


The move was then named as the Yoshi Bomb in ''Melee'', ''Brawl'', and ''SSB4''. This is a bit of an unsubstantiated choice; no move has ever been known as "Yoshi Bomb" in the ''Mario'' or ''Yoshi'' series, and the Japanese name for the move remains {{ja|ヒップドロップ|Hippu Doroppu}} (Hip Drop). In most in-depth Japanese sources, Luigi's new down throw also shares this exact name which implies that it's the exact same technique.
The move was then named as the Yoshi Bomb in ''Melee'', ''Brawl'', and ''SSB4''. This is a bit of an unsubstantiated choice; no move has ever been known as "Yoshi Bomb" in the ''Mario'' or ''Yoshi'' series, and the Japanese name for the move remains {{ja|ヒップドロップ|Hippu Doroppu}} (Hip Drop). In most in-depth Japanese sources, Luigi's new down throw in ''SSB4'' also shares this exact name which implies that it's the exact same technique.


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