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| User | Shulk |
| Universe | Xenoblade |
Air Slash is Shulk's up special move in Super Smash Bros. 4. It works in a similar vein to Marth and Lucina's Dolphin Slash, using the Monado to propel Shulk upwards with an airstrike. Shulk also says "Air Slash!" when using the move, confirming its name.
The attack was first seen in a leaked video recorded for ESRB.
Origin
Air Slash is one of Shulk's physical arts in Xenoblade Chronicles, where Shulk briefly jumps into the air and unleashes two sword strikes. It may inflict Break to an enemy, and may also inflict Slow if the attack hits the enemy against the side. Shulk learns this art at level 14.
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