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==Customization==
==Customization==
In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', special moves can be customized to other special moves. These are Lloid Rocket's customizations:
In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', special moves can be customized to other special moves. These are Lloid Rocket's customizations:
#'''Climb Rocket''': Lloid travels in an upward arc, making it useful for vertical recoveries.
#'''Liftoff Lloid''': Lloid travels in an upward arc, making it useful for vertical recoveries.
#'''Giant Rocket''': Lloid is significantly bigger, which causes more damage at the expense of being slower along with severely reduced distance.
#'''Pushy Lloid''': Lloid is significantly bigger, and hits opponents multiple times which causes more damage at the expense of being slower along with severely reduced distance.


==Description from the 3DS version's foldout==
==Description from the 3DS version's foldout==

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Lloid Rocket
VillagerandGyroid.jpg
The Villager riding on Lloid
User Villager
Universe Animal Crossing
Article on Nookipedia Lloid

The Lloid Rocket (ハニワくんロケット, Haniwa-kun Rocket) is Villager's side special move.

Overview

This move has two uses. The first is a simple one: If the special move button is tapped, the Villager will pull out Lloid from their pocket and release him on the battlefield. Lloid will ignite himself, and shoot off like a rocket. He then damages any players in the way by exploding on contact. The other use is useful as a recovery: the Villager can actually ride on Lloid while being a rocket by holding the special move button, and can jump off at any time. Upon contact with an enemy or obstacle, or after some time passes, Lloid explodes, causing the Villager to fall off (but not causing damage). Lloid causes more damage if the Villager is riding it rather than when it's just shot as a projectile. If the Villager collides with a wall, then he will fall helplessly.

If the Villager is on the rocket, he can adjust its speed by pressing forward or back, including a dead stop. Only one rocket can be on stage at any time. When the move is attempted again after Lloid has ignited, the Villager will perform the animation again, but it will have no effect.

Customization

In Super Smash Bros. 4, special moves can be customized to other special moves. These are Lloid Rocket's customizations:

  1. Liftoff Lloid: Lloid travels in an upward arc, making it useful for vertical recoveries.
  2. Pushy Lloid: Lloid is significantly bigger, and hits opponents multiple times which causes more damage at the expense of being slower along with severely reduced distance.

Description from the 3DS version's foldout

"Launch Lloid sideways. Hold down B to ride Lloid."

Origin

In Animal Crossing, Lloid acts as the player's personal assistant. He can hold items for the player, trade items with other visitors, and in the GCN Animal Crossing, save the game. Lloid also lets visitors know if the player is home or not. However, Lloid has never been seen being a rocket, nor has any kind of gyroid.

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