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| Dragon Fang Shot | |
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| File:DragonFangShotWiiU.png Dragon Fang Shot in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. | |
| User | Corrin |
| Universe | Fire Emblem |
Dragon Fang Shot is Corrin's neutral special move. Corrin transforms his free arm into a draconic mouth that fires a large blast of water at the opponent. The water projectile stuns opponents for periods of time depending on how long the button was held. If the opponent was close to Corrin when the projectile was fired, Corrin attempts to "bite" them with his arm. This attack can also be used by holding the special button after the projectile has fired, and its damage and launch power increase the longer the button was held.
Origin
In Fire Emblem Fates, the Nohr Prince and Nohr Princess classes have access to the skill Dragon Fang, which allows the user to transform parts of their body (if not currently wielding a Dragonstone) to attack. This move comes from the final part of the attack while in the class with the addition of the biting attack.
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| Neutral special | Dragon Fang Shot | |
| Side special | Dragon Lunge | |
| Up special | Dragon Ascent | |
| Down special | Counter Surge | |
| Final Smash | Torrential Roar | |
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