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*Some people believe that Lucario and Mewtwo are cross-generation clones due to their Neutral specials both being very similar and their Up-specials being non-damaging recovery moves. However, other than their neutral specials their move sets are very different. | *Some people believe that Lucario and Mewtwo are cross-generation clones due to their Neutral specials both being very similar and their Up-specials being non-damaging recovery moves, along with the perception that Lucario "succeeded" Mewtwo, analogous to Toon Link and Young Link. However, other than their neutral specials their move sets are very different. | ||
*People also believe Ike is cross-generation clone of Roy due to them being swordsman and having nearly identical down-specials. However, other than their down-specials their move sets are very different. | *People also believe Ike is cross-generation clone of Roy due to them being swordsman and having nearly identical down-specials. However, other than their down-specials their move sets are very different. | ||
*The [[Fighting Polygon Team]], [[Fighting Wire Frames]] and [[Alloys]] are all cross-generation clones. | *The [[Fighting Polygon Team]], [[Fighting Wire Frames]] and [[Alloys]] are all cross-generation clones. | ||
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