Vegetable: Difference between revisions

|image={{tabber|title1=Peach|tab1=[[File:Peach Down B SSBU.gif|300px]]|title2=Daisy|tab2=[[File:Daisy Down B SSBU.gif|300px]]}}

|user=[[Peach]]<br>[[Daisy]]

'''Vegetable''' ({{ja|野菜ひっこ抜き|Yasai Hikkonuki}}, ''Uproot Vegetables'') is [[Peach]] and {{SSBU|Daisy}}'s [[down special move]].

The most common type of turnips are smiley-face turnips. The user has a {{fractions|35|58}} chance of pulling these types of turnips, and their minimum damage is either 2% prior to ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' or 5% in ''Ultimate'' (with them being able to deal up to around 7%-12% more, depending on the game and the type of item throw used). The user can also pull a carrot-eyed turnip, a line-eyed turnip, a circle-eyed turnip and a very happy turnip, which all function the same as the regular smiley turnip. The user has three more turnips which are all stronger. She has a winking turnip, which has a {{fractions|4|58}} chance of being pulled, and it deals more damage (6% minimum prior to ''Ultimate'', 10% in ''Ultimate''). She also also has a dot-eyed turnip, which has a {{fractions|1|58}} chance of being pulled, and it deal 12% minimum (16% in ''Ultimate''). Her most powerful turnip, however, is the stitch-faced turnip, which also has a {{fractions|1|58}} chance of being pulled, but deals a very high amount of damage (the amount depends on the game, but its minimum damage is roughly 23%–30%), which makes them very powerful. This chart shows the probabilities and base damage of every turnip type.

!Type!!Base Damage!!Probability

|Smiley || 2% {{GameIcon|SSBM}}{{GameIcon|SSBB}}{{GameIcon|SSB4}}, 5% {{GameIcon|SSBU}} ||{{fractions|35|58}}

|Carrot Eyes || 2% {{GameIcon|SSBM}}{{GameIcon|SSBB}}{{GameIcon|SSB4}}, 5% {{GameIcon|SSBU}} ||{{fractions|6|58}}

|Line Eyes || 2% {{GameIcon|SSBM}}{{GameIcon|SSBB}}{{GameIcon|SSB4}}, 5% {{GameIcon|SSBU}} ||{{fractions|5|58}}

|Circle Eyes || 2% {{GameIcon|SSBM}}{{GameIcon|SSBB}}{{GameIcon|SSB4}}, 5% {{GameIcon|SSBU}} ||{{fractions|3|58}}

|Happy || 2% {{GameIcon|SSBM}}{{GameIcon|SSBB}}{{GameIcon|SSB4}}, 5% {{GameIcon|SSBU}} ||{{fractions|3|58}}

|Wink || 6% {{GameIcon|SSBM}}{{GameIcon|SSBB}}{{GameIcon|SSB4}}, 10% {{GameIcon|SSBU}} ||{{fractions|4|58}}

|Dot-Eyes || 12% {{GameIcon|SSBM}}{{GameIcon|SSBB}}{{GameIcon|SSB4}}, 16% {{GameIcon|SSBU}} ||{{fractions|1|58}}

|Stitch-Face || 30% {{GameIcon|SSBM}}{{GameIcon|SSBB}}, 23% {{GameIcon|SSB4}}, 24% {{GameIcon|SSBU}} ||{{fractions|1|58}}

Should the user pull a Bob-omb using this move, it can be the strongest attack in her entire moveset if the opponent is caught in the explosion, being a very dangerous and highly volatile projectile item. A smash-thrown Bob-omb will deal extreme damage and knockback, KOing within low double digit numbers. As the user usually has difficulty landing her KO moves, the unpredictability of a Bob-omb pull can easily turn the tide of a match. However, Peach will receive damage and knockback herself if she is too close to the Bob-omb explosion although this is not the case in ''Ultimate'', making Bob-ombs even safer and scarier in ''Ultimate''.

In ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'', Peach takes half a second to pull a turnip. The turnips can deal up to 8% more than their base damage, with smash item throw up toss. The most common turnips can deal 2%-10%, while the stitch-face turnip can deal anywhere from 30%-38%. The turnips deal fairly high knockback, with the stitch-face turnips being especially deadly. The turnips also bounce off of opponents shields or when an opponent's attack collides with it, so Peach can regrab the turnips if they hit a shielding opponent or an attack. The combined chance of pulling out an item is {{fractions|1|128}}: a {{fractions|1|256}} chance of a [[Mr. Saturn]], a {{fractions|1|384}} chance of a [[Bob-omb]], and a {{fractions|1|768}} chance of a [[Beam Sword]].<ref>[https://smashboards.com/threads/the-great-turnip-experiment-250k-turnips-later.393954/ Testing done by Achilles1515]</ref> Peach can even perform a technique known as "knitting" to pull more powerful/favorable turnips in a more efficient manner<ref>http://smashboards.com/threads/postmodern-rng-tactics-panning-knitting-theory.414626/</ref>.

Overall, while it has reduced utility in some areas, Vegetable still remains an incredibly powerful tool in Peach's due to the sheer versatility the move has. There are an even greater amount of ways in which the move can be used, and it is overall an even more effective projectile.  

In ''Super Smash Bros. 4'', the move's sound effect was changed to the item pull sound effect heard in the international version of ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]''. The item pull sound effect is still heard if Peach pulls an item though. Besides its sound effect change, the move has been toned down in numerous ways. First of all, it takes Peach considerably longer to pull turnips (13 frames more), making it more punishable. Peach also lost her turnip edge cancel technique (in update [[1.0.4]]) as well as her turnip free pull and bone walking techniques, making it more committal to pull turnips. The move is also hindered by Peach's weaker item toss and her now-negligible glide toss, hindering Peach's item game. The turnips themselves are also heavier, like in ''Melee'', preventing them from being thrown as high, and the stitch face turnips deal 7% less damage, making them considerably weaker. The probability of pulling items has also slightly decreased to {{fractions|1|100}}, with Peach having a {{fractions|1|166}} chance of pulling a Mr. Saturn, a {{fractions|1|250}} chance of pulling a Bob-omb and a 0% chance of pulling Beam Swords, making the latter impossible to pull now. The chances of pulling Mr. Saturns and Bob-ombs are accurately stated within the game's tips section. In [[Home-Run Contest]], Peach now exclusively pulls out "dot-shaped eyes" Vegetables.

Vegetable was more effective in the initial release of the game, as Peach not only retained her instant turnip pull technique by running off an edge, but she could also use her item toss with down special to cancel the landing lag of her aerials. Both of these techniques were removed in update 1.0.4 however.

Additionally, with Daisy being added as Peach's [[Echo Fighter]], she also retains Vegetable as her down special, which functions identically to Peach's. This was not originally the case, however; in earlier versions of the game, Daisy's turnips had the same knockback values that Peach's had in the previous two games. This made Daisy's turnips weaker for edgeguarding, but it meant that they did have better combo potential at higher percentages. This was the only non-aesthetic difference between Daisy and Peach. It was removed in update 3.0.0, where the knockback values on Daisy's turnips were changed to match Peach's, suggesting that the previous difference may have been an oversight.

Vegetable was more effective in earlier versions of the game, as Peach could pluck turnips faster and the turnips were more effective against shields. In update 3.0.0, turnips dealt less shield damage much like many other projectiles, and Daisy's turnips were changed to function exactly like Peach's. In update 3.1.0, the move was also made a few frames slower, decreasing the safety of pulling turnips.

|desc=These vegetables, which first appeared in Super Mario Bros. 2, can be plucked from the ground and hurled at enemies. Unlike regular veggies, they often sport eyes or even faces; in fact, when Princess Peach plucks them from the ground to use as projectiles, the expressions on their faces dictate how much damage they'll do.

{{Trophy games|Super Mario Bros. 2 (10/88)}}

[[File:PeachVegetableOrigin.png|thumbnail|130px|left|Artwork of Peach pulling a vegetable out of the ground in ''Super Mario Bros. 2''.]]

{{clear}}