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'''Skewer''' is {{SSBU|Ridley}}'s [[down special move]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]].'' | '''Skewer''' is {{SSBU|Ridley}}'s [[down special move]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]].'' | ||
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Ridley has never been seen using this exact move in the ''Metroid'' | Ridley has never been seen using this exact move in the ''Metroid'' games, but many of his attacks in the series involve jabbing with the large spike on the end of his tail, making this attack another of the many ways Ridley uses his tail to his advantage. Outside of the games, Ridley used [[metroidwiki::File:Manga Chapter 12 Page 11 Gray vs Ridley.png|a very similar tail stab]] in the canonical 2002 [[metroidwiki:Metroid (manga)|''Metroid'' manga]] to fatally wound {{s|metroidwiki|Gray Voice}}, a {{s|metroidwiki|Chozo}} who was one of [[Samus Aran]]'s adoptive father figures and the one whose DNA was used to augment Samus's own. | ||
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| Universe | Metroid |
Skewer is Ridley's down special move in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Overview
Ridley pauses before performing a sudden tail stab. It has a long startup and hits some distance away. It does minimal damage if he hits with the base of his tail, but if the sweetspot at the center of Ridley's tail tip connects, the target will be impaled while being dealt almost 10 times as much damage. The sweetspot hit causes the opponent to crumple, similarly to a fully charged Focus Attack. Despite requiring very specific precision, it is capable of piercing multiple targets at once with no deductions. While it does almost no shield damage normally, the attack completely ignores shield if the sweetspot lands.
Origin
Ridley has never been seen using this exact move in the Metroid games, but many of his attacks in the series involve jabbing with the large spike on the end of his tail, making this attack another of the many ways Ridley uses his tail to his advantage. Outside of the games, Ridley used a very similar tail stab in the canonical 2002 Metroid manga to fatally wound Gray Voice, a Chozo who was one of Samus Aran's adoptive father figures and the one whose DNA was used to augment Samus's own.
