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{{cquote|''Chrom quickly charges forward, slashes upward, then swings his blade diagonally to launch opponents upward. If the first hit misses, the move doesn't activate. If it hits, the move cant hit multiple opponents.''|cite=Description from ''Ultimate''{{'}}s Move List}}


'''Awakening Aether''' ({{ja|覚醒天空|Kakusei Tenkū}}, ''Awakening Heavens'') is {{SSBU|Chrom}}'s [[Final Smash]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.
'''Awakening Aether''' ({{ja|覚醒天空|Kakusei Tenkū}}, ''Awakening Sky'' or ''Awakening Aether'') is [[Chrom]]'s [[Final Smash]].


==Overview==
==Overview==
When this Final Smash is used, Chrom will lunge forward yelling "Anything can change!", "Now I'm mad!" or "Your time has come!" and attack with his sword, and any opponent that he hits with it will be caught. If every opponent is caught, the camera angle changes to resemble that of attacks in ''Fire Emblem Awakening''. Chrom then attacks the opponent again with a more powerful sword strike, sending them flying.
When this Final Smash is used, Chrom will dash forward while shouting "Anything can change!", "Now I'm mad!", or "Your end has come!" and strike forward with his sword, and any opponent that he hits with it will be stunned. If all of his opponents are hit, the camera angle changes to resemble that of attacks in ''Fire Emblem Awakening'' (unless he got the Final Smash by filling up his [[Final Smash Meter]]). Chrom then backflips away, then dashes forward while attacking the stunned opponents again with a more powerful strike, sending them flying.
 
==Instructional quotes==
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|ssbudesc=Chrom quickly charges forward, slashes upward, then swings his blade diagonally to launch opponents upward. If the first hit misses, the move doesn't activate. If it hits, the move can hit multiple opponents.
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==Origin==
==Origin==
[[File:FE Awakening Aether Origin.gif|thumb|left|Chrom using Aether in ''Fire Emblem Awakening.]]
[[File:FE Awakening Aether Origin.gif|thumb|left|Chrom using Aether in ''Fire Emblem Awakening''.]]
Aether is a skill from the ''Fire Emblem'' series, originating in ''Path of Radiance'' as [[Ike]]'s mastery skill. Chrom can learn the skill in ''Awakening'' as a Level 5 {{s|fireemblemwiki|Great Lord}}. [[Lucina]] always begins with the skill as her inherited skill from Chrom, as will {{s|fireemblemwiki|Kjelle}} or {{s|fireemblemwiki|Cynthia}} if Chrom is their father (regardless of whether or not he has it equipped as a skill), and {{iw|fireemblemwiki|Morgan|Awakening}} if Lucina is her mother. In addition, certain versions of Chrom can learn it naturally in ''Fire Emblem Heroes'', while others can learn it through skill inheritance.
Aether is a skill from the ''Fire Emblem'' series, originating in ''Path of Radiance'' as [[Ike]]'s mastery skill. Chrom can learn the skill in ''Awakening'' as a Level 5 {{iw|fireemblemwiki|Great Lord}}. [[Lucina]] always begins with the skill as her inherited skill from Chrom, as well as {{iw|fireemblemwiki|Kjelle}} or {{iw|fireemblemwiki|Cynthia}} if Chrom is their father (regardless of whether or not he has it equipped as a skill), and {{iw|fireemblemwiki|Morgan|Awakening}} if Lucina is her mother. In addition, certain versions of Chrom can learn it naturally in ''Fire Emblem Heroes'', while others can learn it through skill inheritance.


All three of the lines Chrom can yell when activating this move are lines he says when performing a [[Critical Hit|critical hit]] or activating an attacking skill (such as Aether) in ''Awakening''. However, in ''Awakening'', he said "Now I'm angry!" instead of "Now I'm mad!".
In ''Awakening'', Aether has a completely different animation unlike any of its other appearances, which this Final Smash is based on. However, it was never referred to as "Awakening Aether", which makes it likely that it was named this in ''Smash ''to not conflate it with Ike's Aether. All three of the lines Chrom can yell when activating this move are lines he says when performing a critical hit or activating an attacking skill (such as Aether) in ''Awakening''. However, in ''Awakening'', he said "Now I'm angry!" instead of "Now I'm mad!". Unlike Aether in the main series, Chrom does not recover damage or have any knockback multiplier on the attack, simply mimicking the attack animation.
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
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Chrom SSBU Skill Preview Final Smash.png|Awakening Aether as shown by a Skill Preview in ''Ultimate''.
Chrom SSBU Skill Preview Final Smash.png|Awakening Aether as shown by the [[Move List]] in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''.
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==Names in other languages==
{{langtable
|ja={{ja|覚醒天空|Kakusei Tenkū}}
|en=Awakening Aether
|fr=Éther de l'Éveil
|es=Éter del despertar
|de=Aithir des Erwachens
|it=Etere del Risveglio
|nl=Ontwakende Aether
|ru={{rollover|Небеса Пробуждения|Nebesa Probuzhdeniya|?}}
|ko={{rollover|각성 에테르|Gakseong Etereu|?}}
|zh_cn={{rollover|觉醒天空|Juéxǐng Tiānkōng|?}}
|zh_tw={{rollover|覺醒天空|Juéxǐng Tiānkōng|?}}
}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*During his initial release trailer, Chrom's voiceline for calling out "Aether!" is said in a single phrase.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-kQWJrjRV4#t=446]</ref> However, the final release of the game has him split the word into two syllables, one from the initial step backwards and the other for the actual attack, through adding a pause in the middle of the same voice clip. In the Japanese version, the voice clip had a pause in both the trailer and the final release.
*During his initial release trailer, Chrom's voiceline for calling out "Aether!" is said in a single phrase.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-kQWJrjRV4#t=446]</ref> However, the final release of the game has him split the word into two syllables, one from the initial flip backwards and the other for the actual attack, through adding a pause in the middle of the same voice clip. In the Japanese version, the voice clip had a pause in both the trailer and the final release, likely because the Japanese name for "Aether", "{{ja|天空|Tenkū}}", has a pause in between its two syllables.
**A similar issue was shown with [[Ike]]'s [[Aether]] in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'', where a cutscene from the Subspace Emissary used his [[Great Aether]] voice line, despite the scene showing him using his normal Aether.
*During Awakening Aether, a special camera angle will activate during the second half of the attack, as a nod to the camera angles used in ''Awakening''. However, if Chrom, or his opponent, are near a wall or a large part of the stage when Awakening Aether hits, the camera angle won't activate, and the standard camera angle will be in its place. It's possible that this was done to stop the in-game camera from clipping through the object(s), and obstructing the player's view.
*During Awakening Aether, a special camera angle will activate during the second half of the attack, as a nod to the camera angles used in ''Awakening''. However, if Chrom, or his opponent, are near a wall or a large part of the stage when Awakening Aether hits, the camera angle won't activate, and the standard camera angle will be in its place. It's possible that this was done to stop the in-game camera from clipping through the object(s), and obstructing the player's view.
*This is the only Final Smash to belong to a variant of {{SSBU|Marth}}, but not be a variation of [[Critical Hit]].
**However, similar to Marth and Lucina's Critical Hit, Awakening Aether involves Chrom dashing forward to strike.


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==References==
{{Reflist}}


{{Special Moves|char=Chrom}}
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{{FinalSmash}}
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Latest revision as of 07:04, December 9, 2024

Awakening Aether
Awakening Aether
Awakening Aether as it appears in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
User Chrom
Universe Fire Emblem
Article on Fire Emblem Wiki Aether

Awakening Aether (覚醒天空, Awakening Sky or Awakening Aether) is Chrom's Final Smash.

Overview[edit]

When this Final Smash is used, Chrom will dash forward while shouting "Anything can change!", "Now I'm mad!", or "Your end has come!" and strike forward with his sword, and any opponent that he hits with it will be stunned. If all of his opponents are hit, the camera angle changes to resemble that of attacks in Fire Emblem Awakening (unless he got the Final Smash by filling up his Final Smash Meter). Chrom then backflips away, then dashes forward while attacking the stunned opponents again with a more powerful strike, sending them flying.

Instructional quotes[edit]

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Move List Chrom (SSBU) Chrom quickly charges forward, slashes upward, then swings his blade diagonally to launch opponents upward. If the first hit misses, the move doesn't activate. If it hits, the move can hit multiple opponents.

Origin[edit]

Chrom using Aether in Fire Emblem Awakening.

Aether is a skill from the Fire Emblem series, originating in Path of Radiance as Ike's mastery skill. Chrom can learn the skill in Awakening as a Level 5 Great Lord. Lucina always begins with the skill as her inherited skill from Chrom, as well as Kjelle or Cynthia if Chrom is their father (regardless of whether or not he has it equipped as a skill), and Morgan if Lucina is her mother. In addition, certain versions of Chrom can learn it naturally in Fire Emblem Heroes, while others can learn it through skill inheritance.

In Awakening, Aether has a completely different animation unlike any of its other appearances, which this Final Smash is based on. However, it was never referred to as "Awakening Aether", which makes it likely that it was named this in Smash to not conflate it with Ike's Aether. All three of the lines Chrom can yell when activating this move are lines he says when performing a critical hit or activating an attacking skill (such as Aether) in Awakening. However, in Awakening, he said "Now I'm angry!" instead of "Now I'm mad!". Unlike Aether in the main series, Chrom does not recover damage or have any knockback multiplier on the attack, simply mimicking the attack animation.

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name
Japan Japanese 覚醒天空
UK English Awakening Aether
France French Éther de l'Éveil
Germany German Aithir des Erwachens
Spain Spanish Éter del despertar
Italy Italian Etere del Risveglio
China Chinese (Simplified) 觉醒天空
Taiwan Chinese (Traditional) 覺醒天空
South Korea Korean 각성 에테르
Netherlands Dutch Ontwakende Aether
Russia Russian Небеса Пробуждения

Trivia[edit]

  • During his initial release trailer, Chrom's voiceline for calling out "Aether!" is said in a single phrase.[1] However, the final release of the game has him split the word into two syllables, one from the initial flip backwards and the other for the actual attack, through adding a pause in the middle of the same voice clip. In the Japanese version, the voice clip had a pause in both the trailer and the final release, likely because the Japanese name for "Aether", "天空", has a pause in between its two syllables.
    • A similar issue was shown with Ike's Aether in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, where a cutscene from the Subspace Emissary used his Great Aether voice line, despite the scene showing him using his normal Aether.
  • During Awakening Aether, a special camera angle will activate during the second half of the attack, as a nod to the camera angles used in Awakening. However, if Chrom, or his opponent, are near a wall or a large part of the stage when Awakening Aether hits, the camera angle won't activate, and the standard camera angle will be in its place. It's possible that this was done to stop the in-game camera from clipping through the object(s), and obstructing the player's view.
  • This is the only Final Smash to belong to a variant of Marth, but not be a variation of Critical Hit.
    • However, similar to Marth and Lucina's Critical Hit, Awakening Aether involves Chrom dashing forward to strike.

References[edit]

  1. ^ [1]