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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Axe is a [[projectile]] that travels in a high arc and pierces through opponents. It can be thrown in three different arcs depending on which direction is held during its startup. It is also able to travel through solid ground and pierce through fighters; however, it will stop if it is [[shield]]ed. The user's aerial momentum is stopped if he throws the | Axe is a [[projectile]] that travels in a high arc and pierces through opponents. It can be thrown in three different arcs depending on which direction is held during its startup. It is also able to travel through solid ground and pierce through fighters; however, it will stop if it is [[shield]]ed. The user's aerial momentum is stopped if he throws the ax in midair. It has high startup lag, with the ax's angle making it ineffective to use conventionally. However, it deals 15% damage and knockback while also going through solid terrain, giving it powerful edgeguarding capabilities and allowing it to kill at lower percentages. Its high freeze frames also give it very limited follow-up ability. Two axes can be in play at once; however, the first one usually vanishes right as the second one is thrown. | ||
==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
[[File:Castlevania Axe Origin.gif|thumb|left|156px|Simon throwing the Axe in the original ''Castlevania''.]] | [[File:Castlevania Axe Origin.gif|thumb|left|156px|Simon throwing the Axe in the original ''Castlevania''.]] | ||
The | The ax is a sub-weapon that appears throughout the ''Castlevania'' series. As with other sub-weapons, the use of axes requires hearts, which act as ammo. Both the axes themselves and the hearts required to use them are often found by breaking candles located across the map. The player is normally allowed to throw another ax after the first one is off the screen. Two or three axes are allowed in play if the player possesses a Double or Triple Shot. The ability to curve the ax is unique to ''Ultimate'', however. | ||
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Revision as of 10:55, April 12, 2020
- For other uses of the term "Axe," see Axe (disambiguation).
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{{{content2}}} Throwing the Axe in Ultimate. | |
| Users | Simon Richter |
| Universe | Castlevania |
| “ | Throws an axe that curves and passes through obstacles. Tilting left or right while it arcs changes the distance. | ” |
| —Description from Ultimate's Move List | ||
Axe (斧, Axe) is Simon and Richter's neutral special move.
Overview
Axe is a projectile that travels in a high arc and pierces through opponents. It can be thrown in three different arcs depending on which direction is held during its startup. It is also able to travel through solid ground and pierce through fighters; however, it will stop if it is shielded. The user's aerial momentum is stopped if he throws the ax in midair. It has high startup lag, with the ax's angle making it ineffective to use conventionally. However, it deals 15% damage and knockback while also going through solid terrain, giving it powerful edgeguarding capabilities and allowing it to kill at lower percentages. Its high freeze frames also give it very limited follow-up ability. Two axes can be in play at once; however, the first one usually vanishes right as the second one is thrown.
Origin
The ax is a sub-weapon that appears throughout the Castlevania series. As with other sub-weapons, the use of axes requires hearts, which act as ammo. Both the axes themselves and the hearts required to use them are often found by breaking candles located across the map. The player is normally allowed to throw another ax after the first one is off the screen. Two or three axes are allowed in play if the player possesses a Double or Triple Shot. The ability to curve the ax is unique to Ultimate, however.
Gallery
In Ultimate.
Simon using Axe as shown by a Skill Preview in Ultimate.
Richter using Axe as shown by a Skill Preview in Ultimate.
External Link
- Article on the Castlevania Wiki.
