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:''This article is about a tactic in the Super Smash Bros. series. For the alias, see [[Gideon]]. | :''This article is about a tactic in the Super Smash Bros. series. For the alias, see [[Gideon]]. | ||
Kamikaze essentially refers to grabbing the opponent and falling off stage with them, committing suicide as well as knocking out the opponent. While the use may sound questionable, it can be very effective in [[stock]] battles, especially when the player has already taken a critical amount of damage, to stay ahead. | '''Kamikaze''' essentially refers to grabbing the opponent and falling off stage with them, committing suicide as well as knocking out the opponent. While the use may sound questionable, it can be very effective in [[stock]] battles, especially when the player has already taken a critical amount of damage, to stay ahead. | ||
Notable characters who can utilize kamikaze: | Notable characters who can utilize kamikaze: | ||
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*[[Kirby]] | *[[Kirby]] | ||
*(more?) | *(more?) | ||
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Revision as of 13:09, February 10, 2008
- This article is about a tactic in the Super Smash Bros. series. For the alias, see Gideon.
Kamikaze essentially refers to grabbing the opponent and falling off stage with them, committing suicide as well as knocking out the opponent. While the use may sound questionable, it can be very effective in stock battles, especially when the player has already taken a critical amount of damage, to stay ahead.
Notable characters who can utilize kamikaze:
- Donkey Kong
- Kirby
- (more?)
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