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*In [[SSB]], it subtracts 100% from a character's damage percentage. | *In [[SSB]], it subtracts 100% from a character's damage percentage. | ||
*In [[SSBM]] it subtracts 50% from a character's damage percentage. | *In [[SSBM]] it subtracts 50% from a character's damage percentage. | ||
*Starting in [[SSBM]], if a character is attacked while using the Maxim Tomato, the tomato will "absorb" the damage. For example, if an attack does 30% damage, the tomato will absorb it into it's 50% recovery, and the user only recovers 20% damage. | :*Starting in [[SSBM]], if a character is attacked while using the Maxim Tomato, the tomato will "absorb" the damage. For example, if an attack does 30% damage, the tomato will absorb it into it's 50% recovery, and the user only recovers 20% damage. | ||
*In [[SSBB]] its effect remains unchanged from Melee. | |||
===Trophy Info=== | ===Trophy Info=== | ||
''A juicy tomato that heals 50 percentage points of the damage you've accumulated. When one of these appears in combat, rest assured there will be a race to see who can reach it first. It's a race of desperation between players who want to heal their damage and those who want to stop them from doing so. In the Kirby series, Maxim Tomatoes healed all damage.'' | ''A juicy tomato that heals 50 percentage points of the damage you've accumulated. When one of these appears in combat, rest assured there will be a race to see who can reach it first. It's a race of desperation between players who want to heal their damage and those who want to stop them from doing so. In the Kirby series, Maxim Tomatoes healed all damage.'' | ||
Revision as of 17:45, January 1, 2009
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Maxim Tomato.
The Maxim Tomato is an item that will reduce the damage percent of the person who picks it up. It is often mispronounced as "Maximum Tomato".
- In SSB, it subtracts 100% from a character's damage percentage.
- In SSBM it subtracts 50% from a character's damage percentage.
- Starting in SSBM, if a character is attacked while using the Maxim Tomato, the tomato will "absorb" the damage. For example, if an attack does 30% damage, the tomato will absorb it into it's 50% recovery, and the user only recovers 20% damage.
- In SSBB its effect remains unchanged from Melee.
Trophy Info
A juicy tomato that heals 50 percentage points of the damage you've accumulated. When one of these appears in combat, rest assured there will be a race to see who can reach it first. It's a race of desperation between players who want to heal their damage and those who want to stop them from doing so. In the Kirby series, Maxim Tomatoes healed all damage.
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- Kirby Super Star (1996)
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