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He holds out a bonus item from his original appearance and cycles through them, presumably starting at the iconic cherry. After reaching the Orange each item takes longer to charge. When selected Pac-Man throws the item as a projectile. | He holds out a bonus item from his original appearance and cycles through them, presumably starting at the iconic cherry. After reaching the Orange each item takes longer to charge. When selected Pac-Man throws the item as a projectile. | ||
While called | While called Bonus Fruit Pac-Man has also been seen throwing a Galaxian Starship that was a bonus collectable in the original Arcade game. | ||
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Bonus fruits are one of the staples of the ''Pac-Man'' arcade games. They appear near the ghost's nest in most games, and vanish after a set time. Consuming one yields bonus points depending on the fruit. | |||
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 Pac-Man holding up a Bonus Fruit. | |
| User | Pac-Man |
| Universe | Pac-Man |
Bonus Fruit (フルーツターゲット, Fruits Target) is Pac-Man's neutral special move in Super Smash Bros. 4.
He holds out a bonus item from his original appearance and cycles through them, presumably starting at the iconic cherry. After reaching the Orange each item takes longer to charge. When selected Pac-Man throws the item as a projectile.
While called Bonus Fruit Pac-Man has also been seen throwing a Galaxian Starship that was a bonus collectable in the original Arcade game.
Origin
Bonus fruits are one of the staples of the Pac-Man arcade games. They appear near the ghost's nest in most games, and vanish after a set time. Consuming one yields bonus points depending on the fruit.
