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'''Fire Bird''' ({{ja|ファイアバード}} ''Faiabādo'', '''Firebird''') is Falco's up special move in all games he appears in. | '''Fire Bird''' ({{ja|ファイアバード}} ''Faiabādo'', '''Firebird''') is [[Falco]]'s [[up special move]] in all games he appears in. | ||
Fire Bird is almost identical to Fire Fox, but with some small differences. Unlike Fire Fox, which only hits an opponent once after Fox starts moving, Fire Bird can hit opponents with multiple small hits after a few [[frame]]s when the move is charged and when moving, followed by a stronger finishing blow similar to {{SSBB|Lucas}}' [[PK Thunder|PK Thunder 2]]. On the downside, Falco travels a shorter distance than Fox or Wolf. Its best use would be vertical or diagonal recovery because it has lots of start-up, short distance, and Falco falls almost straight down after using it, meaning it can easily be edge-hogged or hit out of. To maximize the usefulness of Fire Bird, one should try to position Falco exactly under the ledge and use it completely vertically, because then it can sweetspot more easily. Fire Bird burns opponents during the charge-up animation in ''Brawl'', and also ''Smash 4'', unlike in ''Melee''. | Fire Bird is almost identical to Fire Fox, but with some small differences. Unlike Fire Fox, which only hits an opponent once after Fox starts moving, Fire Bird can hit opponents with multiple small hits after a few [[frame]]s when the move is charged and when moving, followed by a stronger finishing blow similar to {{SSBB|Lucas}}' [[PK Thunder|PK Thunder 2]]. On the downside, Falco travels a shorter distance than Fox or Wolf. Its best use would be vertical or diagonal recovery because it has lots of start-up, short distance, and Falco falls almost straight down after using it, meaning it can easily be edge-hogged or hit out of. To maximize the usefulness of Fire Bird, one should try to position Falco exactly under the ledge and use it completely vertically, because then it can sweetspot more easily. Fire Bird burns opponents during the charge-up animation in ''Brawl'', and also ''Smash 4'', unlike in ''Melee''. | ||
==Customization== | |||
In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', Fire Bird has two custom variants - Fast Fire Bird and Explosive Bird. Fast Fire Bird completely removes the charging part of the move, causing Falco to shoot in the desired direction almost immediately, whilst removing almost all of the move's damage potential and significantly reducing the knockback. Explosive Bird takes longer to charge and travels farther than the default Fire Bird, but it does so slower, and the powerful at the end of the move is removed in favour of a very powerful hit at the end of the charging animation (with the charging no longer doing damage outside of this hit). | In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', Fire Bird has two custom variants - Fast Fire Bird and Explosive Bird. Fast Fire Bird completely removes the charging part of the move, causing Falco to shoot in the desired direction almost immediately, whilst removing almost all of the move's damage potential and significantly reducing the knockback. Explosive Bird takes longer to charge and travels farther than the default Fire Bird, but it does so slower, and the powerful at the end of the move is removed in favour of a very powerful hit at the end of the charging animation (with the charging no longer doing damage outside of this hit). | ||
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==Gallery== | |||
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Fire Bird Brawl startup.jpg|Falco charging Fire Bird in ''Brawl''. | Fire Bird Brawl startup.jpg|Falco charging Fire Bird in ''Brawl''. | ||
Revision as of 18:25, October 16, 2014
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| Falco charging Fire Bird in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. Falco's Fire Bird charging up in SSB4. | |
| User | Falco |
| Universe | Star Fox |
Fire Bird (ファイアバード Faiabādo, Firebird) is Falco's up special move in all games he appears in.
Fire Bird is almost identical to Fire Fox, but with some small differences. Unlike Fire Fox, which only hits an opponent once after Fox starts moving, Fire Bird can hit opponents with multiple small hits after a few frames when the move is charged and when moving, followed by a stronger finishing blow similar to Lucas' PK Thunder 2. On the downside, Falco travels a shorter distance than Fox or Wolf. Its best use would be vertical or diagonal recovery because it has lots of start-up, short distance, and Falco falls almost straight down after using it, meaning it can easily be edge-hogged or hit out of. To maximize the usefulness of Fire Bird, one should try to position Falco exactly under the ledge and use it completely vertically, because then it can sweetspot more easily. Fire Bird burns opponents during the charge-up animation in Brawl, and also Smash 4, unlike in Melee.
Customization
In Super Smash Bros. 4, Fire Bird has two custom variants - Fast Fire Bird and Explosive Bird. Fast Fire Bird completely removes the charging part of the move, causing Falco to shoot in the desired direction almost immediately, whilst removing almost all of the move's damage potential and significantly reducing the knockback. Explosive Bird takes longer to charge and travels farther than the default Fire Bird, but it does so slower, and the powerful at the end of the move is removed in favour of a very powerful hit at the end of the charging animation (with the charging no longer doing damage outside of this hit).
Fast Fire Bird charging.
Fast Fire Bird being used in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
Explosive Bird charging.
Explosive Bird being used in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
Gallery
Falco charging Fire Bird in Brawl.
Falco being released by Fire Bird in Brawl.
Falco's Fire Bird in Melee.
Fire Bird being used in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
