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[[File:R.O.B. Mario Kart DS.jpeg|framed|right|R.O.B. as he appears in Mario Kart DS]] | |||
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The move is an original creation, however the spinning animation is similar to R.O.B.'s victory pose in ''Mario Kart DS''. The R.O.B peripheral in real life could also rotate its arms, albeit a much slower pace than Arm Rotor. | The move is an original creation, however the spinning animation is similar to R.O.B.'s victory pose in ''Mario Kart DS''. The R.O.B peripheral in real life could also rotate its arms, albeit a much slower pace than Arm Rotor. | ||
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| Arm Rotor | |
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 Arm Rotor's uppercut in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. | |
| User | R.O.B. |
| Universe | R.O.B. |
Arm Rotor (アームスピン, Arm Spin) is R.O.B.'s side special move. This attack makes R.O.B. spin around rapidly with outstretched arms. The attack also lifts R.O.B. into the air slightly, allowing it to be used to aid R.O.B.'s recovery a bit (though this is rarely necessary). It deals minor damage (normally 4%), hits multiple times and has decent stun and knockback. This attack can also reflect any incoming projectiles that hit the outstretched arms. The move can be bit difficult to use as a reflector, as there is bit of delay before R.O.B. starts to spin his arms, thus requiring more accurate timing than the other faster reflectors. Finally, it can be extended by rapidly tapping the special move button. If R.O.B. moves left or right while performing this move, his torso will also bend, if the players presses b multiple times, the attack will have longer duration.
The move ends with an uppercut that deals increased damage and knockback in Super Smash Bros. 4.
Customization
Special Move customization was added in Super Smash Bros. 4. These are the known variations:
| 1. Arm Rotor | 2. Reflector Arm | 3. Backward Arm Rotor |
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| "Hop forward with an arm-spinning attack. Can also be used to reflect projectiles." | "A longer arm spin that makes it easier to reflect projectiles. No forward movement." | "Spin opponents around while knocking them away. Its slow start leaves you open to attack." |
- Arm Rotor: Default.
- Reflector Arm: Knocks away foes, doesn't hit as often, and is unable to move, but lasts longer and reflects projectiles with a 1.8x damage multiplier.
- Backward Arm Rotor: Hits less and has an incredibly short spin, but the uppercut comes out much quicker and the move is also able to combo into itself.
Reflector Arm being used in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
Reflector Arm's uppercut.
Backward Arm Rotor being used in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
Origin
The move is an original creation, however the spinning animation is similar to R.O.B.'s victory pose in Mario Kart DS. The R.O.B peripheral in real life could also rotate its arms, albeit a much slower pace than Arm Rotor.
Gallery
Arm Rotor reflecting Luigi's Fireball in Brawl.
Arm Rotor in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
Arm Rotor's uppercut in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
