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| title = Black Hole | | title = Black Hole | ||
| image = [[File:SSBUBlackHole.png]] | | image = [[File:SSBUBlackHole.png]] | ||
| caption = {{symbol|ssb}}<br>Official | | caption = {{symbol|ssb}}<br>Official render of the Black Hole from ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''. | ||
| universe = {{uv|Super Smash Bros.}} | | universe = {{uv|Super Smash Bros.}} | ||
| item class = Throwing/Trap | | item class = Throwing/Trap | ||
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While the black hole in ''Smash'' is original to the series, it is functionally similar to the real life {{iw|wikipedia|Black hole}}. There are certain points in outer space with gravity so strong that nothing can escape from it. Not even light, the fastest known thing in the universe, can escape when caught in a black hole's pull. | While the black hole in ''Smash'' is original to the series, it is functionally similar to the real life {{iw|wikipedia|Black hole}}. There are certain points in outer space with gravity so strong that nothing can escape from it. Not even light, the fastest known thing in the universe, can escape when caught in a black hole's pull. | ||
Many video-games utilize black holes as environmental hazards or power-ups. Notably, the ''Smash Bros.'' rendition is similar in use to the Black Hole power in ''Kid Icarus: Uprising'', which also serves as the basis for Palutena's Final Smash. | Many video-games utilize black holes as environmental hazards or power-ups, including the ''Super Mario Galaxy'' games. Notably, the ''Smash Bros.'' rendition is similar in use to the Black Hole power in ''Kid Icarus: Uprising'', which also serves as the basis for Palutena's Final Smash. | ||
==Spirits== | ==Spirits== | ||