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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
This move is a chargeable projectile that the trainer summons by performing the yoga pose of the same name. | This move is a chargeable projectile that the trainer summons by performing the yoga pose of the same name. | ||
==In ''Smash 4''== | ==In ''Smash 4''== | ||
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in ''Ultimate'' the move deals 21% when fully charged. | in ''Ultimate'' the move deals 21% when fully charged. | ||
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{{ImageCaption|File:Sun Salutation 4.png|File:Sun Salutation 5.png|width1=200px|width2=200px|caption=Demonstration of Sun Salutation in ''Wii Fit'': stretching upward,<br>followed by bending down and touching one's toes.}} | |||
In ''{{s|wikipedia|Wii Fit}}'', Sun Salutation is one of the yoga poses the player can choose from and then be guided through by either the male or female Wii Fit Trainer. Designed to tone the arms and thighs, it goes as follows: standing on the Wii Balance Board, the player must keep their center of balance within a yellow oval while reaching up and behind them, bending down to touch their toes, reaching up while bending their knees, returning to the starting position, and then repeating for the chosen amount of repetitions. | |||
In the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series, Wii Fit Trainer reaches up and slightly behind while charging Sun Salutation and touches their toes when shooting it. The knee-bending step is not used. | |||
While the sun energy ball does not appear in ''Wii Fit'', it does resemble the background of the yoga training exercises, meant to regulate breathing. | |||
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==[[Spirit]]== | ==[[Spirit]]== | ||