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(→‎Attributes: Even if Luma doesn't panic, if it isn't near Rosalina at all, can it start a combo? This take on how combos are done with this character is very linear.)
(→‎Special Moves: Luma was shown in the most recent Smash Direct to have an animation that seems to prevent it from being able to attack.)
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*{{buff|[[Power Star]] pulls opponents in towards the multi-hitting star, making it more effective as a damage dealing attack. The Power Star itself also covers more area.}}
*{{buff|[[Power Star]] pulls opponents in towards the multi-hitting star, making it more effective as a damage dealing attack. The Power Star itself also covers more area.}}
*{{nerf|Power Star has a shorter duration.}}
*{{nerf|Power Star has a shorter duration.}}
*{{nerf|When Luma is knocked away from Rosalina, it now plays an animation that prevents it from attacking. This significantly hinders Luma's use away from Rosalina.}}


==Gallery==
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Rosalina & Luma
in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Rosalina
MarioSymbol.svg
Universe Mario
Other playable appearance in SSB4


Availability Unlockable
Final Smash Grand Star
Rosalina & Luma (SSBU)

Rosalina & Luma (ロゼッタ&チコ, Rosetta & Chiko) are playable characters in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, controlled as one. This time, the duo is an unlockable character.

Changes from Super Smash Bros. 4

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Aesthetics

  • Change As with all veterans returning from SSB4, Rosalina and Luma's models feature a more subdued color scheme. Rosalina's gown now features simple textile detailing.
  • Change During Power Star, an outer space backdrop temporarily appears.
  • Change Rosalina's dress now has independent physics.
  • Change Rosalina's airdodge now causes a bright light to appear as she steps right or left. Additionnaly, her sidestep animation now features more effects as she teleports.

Attributes

  • Buff Like all characters, Rosalina's jumpsquat animation now takes three frames to complete.
  • Buff Rosalina's shield now covers Luma as well. [1]

Aerial attacks

  • Change Rosalina has a new neutral aerial: she spins her wand around herself.
    • Buff Neutral aerial now hits in front of Rosalina first, improving its usability and safety. It also has greatly decreased endlag.
    • Nerf However, neutral aerial's range has been nerfed significantly. It also has slightly increased startup frames and less active frames.

Special Moves

  • Change Gravitational Pull can now equip items instead of only pulling them in.
  • Buff Power Star pulls opponents in towards the multi-hitting star, making it more effective as a damage dealing attack. The Power Star itself also covers more area.
  • Nerf Power Star has a shorter duration.
  • Nerf When Luma is knocked away from Rosalina, it now plays an animation that prevents it from attacking. This significantly hinders Luma's use away from Rosalina.

Gallery

Character Showcase Video

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Trivia

  • Rosalina's video on the official website features a visual glitch: when Rosalina uses her new neutral aerial her dress goes abnormally high, revealing her legs disjointed from her body.
  • One of the screenshots on the official website featuring Rosalina in a white-and-red dress and a seemingly dazed Pichu is a reference to the White Mage, a classic healing class from the Final Fantasy series.