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If the moves themselves are different between SSB and SSBU, then that would explain the different names... but if the moves are otherwise identical, which name should take precedence? Should we use the SSB website for the SSB pages and SSBU guidebook for the SSBU pages? Or would the website take priority over the guidebook due to being a more "primary" source? Just some questions to consider. --[[User:PeabodySam|PeabodySam]] ([[User talk:PeabodySam|talk]]) 18:30, July 23, 2021 (EDT) | If the moves themselves are different between SSB and SSBU, then that would explain the different names... but if the moves are otherwise identical, which name should take precedence? Should we use the SSB website for the SSB pages and SSBU guidebook for the SSBU pages? Or would the website take priority over the guidebook due to being a more "primary" source? Just some questions to consider. --[[User:PeabodySam|PeabodySam]] ([[User talk:PeabodySam|talk]]) 18:30, July 23, 2021 (EDT) | ||
:I think it's just a difference in naming between games for some of the moves, like how Pit's Palutena Arrow was renamed to "Palutena Bow" from 4 onwards. For name differences, we should just refer to them by different names depending on the game they're in, as the guidebook's move names match up completely with the in-game tips that refer to certain attacks by name. Some of Ness' moves have changed from game to game so that should mostly explain the name differences, otherwise, just chalk it up to a change in naming from Smash 64 to Smash Ultimate in the 20 or so years that have passed. [[User:BubbleRevolution|BubbleRevolution]] ([[User talk:BubbleRevolution#top|talk]]) 13:32, July 24, 2021 (EDT) | |||