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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
K. Rool takes his crown off his head and flings it forward as a [[projectile]]. True to its name, the crown acts like a boomerang. During the throw, K. Rool is granted damage-based [[armor]] to moves dealing less than 12% on frames | K. Rool takes his crown off his head and flings it forward as a [[projectile]]. True to its name, the crown acts like a boomerang. During the throw, K. Rool is granted damage-based [[armor]] to moves dealing less than 12% on frames 6-63, which is distinct from his character-specific [[Belly Super Armor]] and is not be confused with it. While the crown is in play, King K. Rool will not be able to use the move again until he retrieves it. | ||
The crown has very, very high priority while being thrown by K. Rool, with it having the first hit negated at worst when colliding with a projectile (except moves with transcendent priority, such as Wolf's [[Blaster (Wolf)|Blaster]]). As a result, the move can be used as a form of projectile defense rather than just as a zoning tool. Nothing will stop the Crown from moving in its general direction unless it is [[reflected]], thus making it a very consistent and reliable attack when used correctly. | The crown has very, very high priority while being thrown by K. Rool, with it having the first hit negated at worst when colliding with a projectile (except moves with transcendent priority, such as Wolf's [[Blaster (Wolf)|Blaster]]). As a result, the move can be used as a form of projectile defense rather than just as a zoning tool. Nothing will stop the Crown from moving in its general direction unless it is [[reflected]], thus making it a very consistent and reliable attack when used correctly. | ||