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{{cquote|''Attack by launching tiny seeds upwards in a rapid machine-gun-like fashion.''|cite=''Brawl''{{'}}s instruction manual}}
{{cquote|''Attack by launching tiny seeds upwards in a rapid machine-gun-like fashion.''|cite=''Brawl''{{'}}s instruction manual}}
'''Bullet Seed''' ({{ja|タネマシンガン|Tane Mashingan}}, ''Seed Machine Gun'') is [[Ivysaur]]'s [[neutral special move]]. With this move, Ivysaur will send a barrage of seeds ascending from its bulb, inflicting 40%-50% damage to foes trapped within the assault.  Any opponents to Ivysaur's immediate left and right hit by the animation will get launched into the stream of seeds, making the move even more effective with its hidden small horizontal range. The special attack button can be held to continuously shoot seeds, but the maximum is 5 seconds (similar to the actual ''Pokémon'' games, where it can only hit up to five times). The sheer damage and the opponent being caught in the air offers Ivysaur's powerful up-smash as a follow up move to knock the opponent off the screen.
'''Bullet Seed''' ({{ja|タネマシンガン|Tane Mashingan}}, ''Seed Machine Gun'') is [[Ivysaur]]'s [[neutral special move]].


Interestingly, Bullet Seed actually does more damage if the opponent is ''not'' struck by the initial shockwave, keeping them much closer to Ivysaur. Over 70% damage can be dealt this way in Brawl.
==Overview==
When this move is used, Ivysaur will send a barrage of seeds ascending from its bulb, trapping opponents in the rapid hits and dealing repeated damage to them. The move will continue while the special button is held, for up to 5 seconds.
 
At the start of the move, there is a hitbox at Ivysaur's sides to launch opponents into the attack. However, opponents will usually take more damage if they are not hit by the initial hit, as they are kept closer to Ivysaur within the barrage.
 
Bullet Seed can usually deal 40%-50% damage to a trapped opponent. If the opponent is trapped optimally (without the initial hit), the move can deal over 70% damage in ''Brawl''.
 
The large amount of damage dealt by this move, as well as the opponent(s) being caught in the air afterward, allows Ivysaur's powerful [[up smash]] as a follow-up move to potentially KO opponents.


==Origin==
==Origin==
[[File:BulletSeedGen6.png|thumb|250px|Bullet Seed in Generation VI Pokémon games.]]
[[File:BulletSeedGen6.png|thumb|250px|Bullet Seed in Generation VI Pokémon games.]]
Bullet Seed is a Physical (as of Generation IV) Grass-type attack that was introduced in Generation III from the {{Uv|Pokémon}} series. In battle, Bullet Seed is a weak attack, only having 10 base power for each hit in Generations III and IV, and 25 base power for each hit in Generation V. However, Bullet Seed can hit two to five times for each time the move is used. It is often learned at low levels by wild Grass-type Pokémon. Ivysaur could learn this move through TM09 in Generations III and IV.
In the {{Uv|Pokémon}} series, Bullet Seed is a Physical (as of Generation IV) Grass-type attack that was introduced in Generation III. In battle, Bullet Seed is a weak attack, only having 10 base power for each hit in Generations III and IV, and 25 base power for each hit in Generation V onwards. However, Bullet Seed can hit two to five times for each time the move is used. It is often learned at low levels by Grass-type Pokémon. Ivysaur could learn this move through TM09 in Generations III and IV.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In ''Brawl'', the [[Copy Abilities (SSBB)|Kirby version]] of this move lasts much longer than the original. This is also true with {{SSBB|Bowser}}'s [[Fire Breath]] and {{SSBB|Charizard}}'s [[Flamethrower]].  
*In ''Brawl'', the [[Copy Abilities (SSBB)|Kirby version]] of this move can continue for much longer than the original. This is also true with {{SSBB|Bowser}}'s [[Fire Breath]] and {{SSBB|Charizard}}'s [[Flamethrower]].
*The fact that this move can continue for a maximum of 5 seconds may be a reference to its behavior in the ''Pokémon'' games, where it can hit a maximum of 5 times.
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Revision as of 07:30, October 4, 2018

Bullet Seed
Ivysaur using Bullet Seed
Ivysaur using Bullet Seed
User Ivysaur
Universe Pokémon
Article on Bulbapedia Bullet Seed (move)
Attack by launching tiny seeds upwards in a rapid machine-gun-like fashion.
Brawl's instruction manual

Bullet Seed (タネマシンガン, Seed Machine Gun) is Ivysaur's neutral special move.

Overview

When this move is used, Ivysaur will send a barrage of seeds ascending from its bulb, trapping opponents in the rapid hits and dealing repeated damage to them. The move will continue while the special button is held, for up to 5 seconds.

At the start of the move, there is a hitbox at Ivysaur's sides to launch opponents into the attack. However, opponents will usually take more damage if they are not hit by the initial hit, as they are kept closer to Ivysaur within the barrage.

Bullet Seed can usually deal 40%-50% damage to a trapped opponent. If the opponent is trapped optimally (without the initial hit), the move can deal over 70% damage in Brawl.

The large amount of damage dealt by this move, as well as the opponent(s) being caught in the air afterward, allows Ivysaur's powerful up smash as a follow-up move to potentially KO opponents.

Origin

Bullet Seed in Generation VI Pokémon games.

In the Pokémon series, Bullet Seed is a Physical (as of Generation IV) Grass-type attack that was introduced in Generation III. In battle, Bullet Seed is a weak attack, only having 10 base power for each hit in Generations III and IV, and 25 base power for each hit in Generation V onwards. However, Bullet Seed can hit two to five times for each time the move is used. It is often learned at low levels by Grass-type Pokémon. Ivysaur could learn this move through TM09 in Generations III and IV.

Gallery

Trivia

  • In Brawl, the Kirby version of this move can continue for much longer than the original. This is also true with Bowser's Fire Breath and Charizard's Flamethrower.
  • The fact that this move can continue for a maximum of 5 seconds may be a reference to its behavior in the Pokémon games, where it can hit a maximum of 5 times.

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