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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*When a player equips a Rocket Belt and a [[Super Leaf]] at the same time, the Rocket Belt takes priority, and the Super Leaf cannot be used until the Rocket Belt is lost, even when the belt runs out of fuel.
*When a player equips a Rocket Belt and a [[Super Leaf]] at the same time, the Rocket Belt takes priority, and the Super Leaf cannot be used until the Rocket Belt is lost, even when the belt runs out of fuel.
*Even when [[tap jump]] is disabled, you can tap while in midair to fly upwards with the Rocket Belt.


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Revision as of 02:14, July 27, 2020

Rocket Belt
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Pilotwings (universe)
Pichu and Pikachu wearing Rocket Belts in Ultimate.
Universe Pilotwings
Appears in SSB4
Ultimate

The Rocket Belt (ロケットベルト, Rocket Belt) is an item from the Pilotwings universe that appears in Super Smash Bros. 4 and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. When equipped, the user can use the Rocket Belt to fly around the stage, notably for recovery. After being equipped for a certain amount of time, the Rocket Belt will detach from the user and fly beyond the top of the screen or into a ceiling and explode, damaging anyone near it. A unique ability of the Rocket Belt is its random chance of cancelling the hitstun from the knockback its user receives, falling off of the user in the process. The Rocket Belt is more likely to cancel hitstun from an attack with high hitlag, though it still occasionally cancels hitstun from weaker attacks such as jabs, throws, or the initial hits of trapping final smashes. In the background of the Wuhu Island portion of Pilotwings, Miis can be seen flying around wearing them. The Rocket Belt is also one of the items that can be obtained in Smash Tour, allowing the user to start a battle with one equipped.

Spirits

Equipping the Kalypso, Gyrowing, Baxter & Forthington or Russ Support Spirits will give the player a Rocket Belt at a start of a match.

No. Image Name Type Class Cost Ability Series
168
Kalypso.png
Kalypso
Support
1 Rocket Belt Equipped Donkey Kong: Barrel Blast
394 Gyrowing
Support
1 Rocket Belt Equipped Star Fox Series
1,199 Baxter & Forthington
Support
1 Rocket Belt Equipped Rhythm Heaven Series
1,263
Russ Spirit.png
Russ
Support
1 Rocket Belt Equipped Dillon's Dead-Heat Breakers

Origin

The Rocket Belt in Pilotwings

The Rocket Belt is an aircraft vehicle in the Pilotwings series, where one can complete various missions using the Rocket Belt. It is available at the start of the game, along with the plane and the hang glider.

Trophy information

The Rocket Belt trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
The Rocket Belt trophy in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.

Ntsc This item is basically two jet engines with a belt connecting them. If you pick it up, you'll be able to soar through the air. It has a limited amount of fuel, but it can recharge when you're on the ground. It's especially helpful for returning to the stage when you've been launched.

Pal An item made up of two jet engines fitted to a belt. Equip it, then press the jump button or hold Up while in mid-air to fly. The jets don't last forever, so you have to touch down after a bit, but you can charge them up on the ground and blast right off again! Very manoeuvrable and great for making tactical recoveries.

SNES: Pilotwings (08/1991)
3DS: Pilotwings Resort (03/2011)

Gallery

Trivia

  • When a player equips a Rocket Belt and a Super Leaf at the same time, the Rocket Belt takes priority, and the Super Leaf cannot be used until the Rocket Belt is lost, even when the belt runs out of fuel.
  • Even when tap jump is disabled, you can tap while in midair to fly upwards with the Rocket Belt.