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*The Rage Blaster is likely named after the mechanic introduced in ''Smash 4'' known as [[rage]], given its ability to deal more damage when its user has higher damage. | *The Rage Blaster is likely named after the mechanic introduced in ''Smash 4'' unofficially known as [[rage]], given its ability to deal more damage when its user has higher damage. | ||
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Revision as of 23:28, May 7, 2020
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Official artwork from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. | |
Universe | Super Smash Bros. |
Appears in | Ultimate |
Item class | Shooting |
The Rage Blaster (リベンジシューター, Revenge Shooter) is an item in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate original to the Smash series.
In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Appearance
The Rage Blaster appears to be a normal Ray Gun that has been corrupted by some dark mass like Dharkon's tentacles and it also resembles a Dark Cannon.
As an item
The Rage Blaster fires large plasma projectiles straight ahead. The projectiles become stronger and larger the higher the user's damage is, at the cost of the gun's firing speed and startup lag becoming proportionally slower as well. The gun itself can be used as a thrown projectile, even when the gun isn’t fully depleted.
The formula for the damage dealt is 1.6 + 0.214d
where d is the user's damage limited to between 0 and 100. This gives a minimum of 1.6% and a maximum of 23% damage dealt.
Spirits
Equipping the Strangelove, Dark Man 4 or Gangster, Lady & Policeman Support Spirits will give the player a Rage Blaster at a start of a match.
No. | Image | Name | Type | Class | Cost | Ability | Series |
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768 | Strangelove | ★ | 1 | Rage Blaster Equipped | Metal Gear Solid Series | ||
899 | Dark Man 4 | ★ | 1 | Rage Blaster Equipped | Mega Man Series | ||
976 | Gangster, Lady & Policeman | ★ | 1 | Rage Blaster Equipped | Hogan's Alley |
Trivia
- The Rage Blaster is likely named after the mechanic introduced in Smash 4 unofficially known as rage, given its ability to deal more damage when its user has higher damage.