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[[File:Spin Charge.png|thumb|right|The Spin Charge in ''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''.]] | |||
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The Spin Charge is very similar to the Spin Dash that originated from ''Sonic the Hedgehog 2''. This version of the Spin Dash has been used in most of the {{uv|Sonic}} games that have been in a 2D format, with a few exceptions such as ''Sonic the Hedgehog CD'', which used a Spin Dash that would charge by itself. Its controls, behavior and execution are almost exactly the same in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' as they were in said game, save the fact that it can change the direction of its roll much easier. In ''Sonic the Hedgehog CD'', it was actually called the Super Spin Dash. Currently, this Spin Dash is used in Sonic's handheld appearances, such as the ''Sonic Advance'', ''Sonic Rush'', and ''Sonic Rivals'' games for the Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, and [[wikipedia:PlayStation Portable|PSP]], respectively. Spin Dashes also appear in 3D console games, such as ''Sonic Adventure'' and ''Sonic Heroes'', though the mechanics are more similar to ''Brawl'''s [[Spin Dash]], such as not being able to charge it by repeatedly pressing the B button. | The Spin Charge is very similar to the Spin Dash that originated from ''Sonic the Hedgehog 2''. This version of the Spin Dash has been used in most of the {{uv|Sonic}} games that have been in a 2D format, with a few exceptions such as ''Sonic the Hedgehog CD'', which used a Spin Dash that would charge by itself. Its controls, behavior and execution are almost exactly the same in ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' as they were in said game, save the fact that it can change the direction of its roll much easier. In ''Sonic the Hedgehog CD'', it was actually called the Super Spin Dash. Currently, this Spin Dash is used in Sonic's handheld appearances, such as the ''Sonic Advance'', ''Sonic Rush'', and ''Sonic Rivals'' games for the Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, and [[wikipedia:PlayStation Portable|PSP]], respectively. Spin Dashes also appear in 3D console games, such as ''Sonic Adventure'' and ''Sonic Heroes'', though the mechanics are more similar to ''Brawl'''s [[Spin Dash]], such as not being able to charge it by repeatedly pressing the B button. | ||
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 Spin Charge in Brawl. | |
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| Universe | Sonic |
| “ | Dash forward. Repeatedly press  to charge.
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| —Smash for 3DS's foldout | ||
Spin Charge (スピンチャージ, Spincharge) is Sonic's down special move in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. 4.
Overview
Spin Charge is a spinning attack similar to Spin Dash in both appearance and function, but has the potential to move notably faster. Charging the move is different from charging Spin Dash, as one has to hold down on the d-pad/control stick and rapidly press the special move button. Unlike the Spin Dash, Sonic does not bounce on initiation of this move (done by releasing down). If the player releases the special button, but continues to hold down, Sonic will stop spinning in place instead of unleashing the move, allowing for feint attacks.
An aerial Spin Charge alters the properties of the move in a few notable ways. While it will increase Sonic's air speed, it will also keep him at a diagonally downwards trajectory until the move hits the ground or is jumped out of, making it inferior to Spin Dash as a recovery move. The main purpose of an aerial Spin Charge is that the move possesses two separate hits so long as the player maintains forward momentum by holding forward on the control stick, providing as much as 20% damage. The first hit has excellent vertical knockback, should the player wish to surprise their opponent in the air for a KO, and if the move's two hits are immediately followed by landing on the ground, Sonic can acquire as much as two extra hits in the rolling and jumping spin attacks (plus an aerial move) if the opponent is grounded and is at a low enough percent, with a 50%+ damage potential. Similarly to the Spin Dash, it is also possible to perform a "spinshot" out of a aerial Spin Charge. the move can be shield-canceled on landing if the player holds shield before touching the ground; this will stop Sonic from rolling and can often trick the opponent into reacting in the wrong fashion. Finally, a "spin jump" can be down by jumping while charging and the effects change depending on which variant of spin dash is being used (Burning spin dash will lower the jump and add a fire effect while hammer spin dash makes the jump higher).
Customization
Special Move customization was added in Super Smash Bros. 4. These are the variations:
| 1. Spin Charge | 2. Auto-Spin Charge | 3. Gravitational Charge |
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| "A forward dash that can be powered up by rapidly pressing the special-move button." | "A Spin Charge that can be powered up simply by holding the button." | "Foes in front are pulled in while foes behind are pushed. Takes more button presses to power up." |
- Spin Charge: Default.
- Auto-Spin Charge: Removes the need of repeatedly pressing the B button for it to charge.
- Gravitational Charge: Pulls opponents in front of Sonic towards him, then pushes them behind and away from him.
Origin
The Spin Charge is very similar to the Spin Dash that originated from Sonic the Hedgehog 2. This version of the Spin Dash has been used in most of the Sonic games that have been in a 2D format, with a few exceptions such as Sonic the Hedgehog CD, which used a Spin Dash that would charge by itself. Its controls, behavior and execution are almost exactly the same in Super Smash Bros. Brawl as they were in said game, save the fact that it can change the direction of its roll much easier. In Sonic the Hedgehog CD, it was actually called the Super Spin Dash. Currently, this Spin Dash is used in Sonic's handheld appearances, such as the Sonic Advance, Sonic Rush, and Sonic Rivals games for the Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, and PSP, respectively. Spin Dashes also appear in 3D console games, such as Sonic Adventure and Sonic Heroes, though the mechanics are more similar to Brawl's Spin Dash, such as not being able to charge it by repeatedly pressing the B button.
