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In the [[pokemon]] games, ExtremeSpeed is a move that always goes first, similarly to [[Quick Attack]], but more powerful. Unfortunately in SSBB, his ExtremeSpeed is more like a watered-down version of Pikachu's Quick Attack. Not only does it cover a shorter distance than [[Pikachu]]'s Quick Attack, but it also does no damage. Also, there is noticable lag at the end of the move. Nevertheless, its still a decent special recovery move. | In the [[pokemon]] games, ExtremeSpeed is a move that always goes first, similarly to [[Quick Attack]], but more powerful. Unfortunately in SSBB, his ExtremeSpeed is more like a watered-down version of Pikachu's Quick Attack. Not only does it cover a shorter distance than [[Pikachu]]'s Quick Attack, but it also does no damage. Also, there is noticable lag at the end of the move. Nevertheless, its still a decent special recovery move. | ||
The Subspace Emissary boss Rayquaza also uses Extremespeed as an attack.Rayquaza zooms across the screen and then returns to his idle position. | |||
{{Lucario Special Moves}} | {{Lucario Special Moves}} |
Revision as of 10:46, March 21, 2008
ExtremeSpeed is Lucario's Up-B move. Lucario stops moving for a brief moment and then dashes in a chosen direction. While doing so, he may turn slightly(you can actually control the angle of the curve some-what by tilting the direction via control stick).
In the pokemon games, ExtremeSpeed is a move that always goes first, similarly to Quick Attack, but more powerful. Unfortunately in SSBB, his ExtremeSpeed is more like a watered-down version of Pikachu's Quick Attack. Not only does it cover a shorter distance than Pikachu's Quick Attack, but it also does no damage. Also, there is noticable lag at the end of the move. Nevertheless, its still a decent special recovery move.
The Subspace Emissary boss Rayquaza also uses Extremespeed as an attack.Rayquaza zooms across the screen and then returns to his idle position.