Reflector: Difference between revisions

From SmashWiki, the Super Smash Bros. wiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
Line 18: Line 18:
In [[SSBM]], Falco's Reflector is identical to Fox's, although it sends opponents upwards when used as an attack.
In [[SSBM]], Falco's Reflector is identical to Fox's, although it sends opponents upwards when used as an attack.


In [[SSBB]], Falco uses his Reflector by kicking it away from him when it is activated. It then returns as if magnetized. This is a projectle that is a reflector for projectile, and it travels through enemies unhindered. Because Falco kicks it, he cannot hold it in place. This means that when playing as Falco, the player must use precise timing to reflect things.When the Reflector comes back to Falco, it can also reflect any projectiles back at any angle at the last second.
In [[SSBB]], Falco uses his Reflector by kicking it away from him when it is activated. It then returns as if magnetized. This is considered a projectle that is a reflector for projectile, and it travels through enemies unhindered. Because Falco kicks it, he cannot hold it in place. This means that when playing as Falco, the player must use precise timing to reflect things.When the Reflector comes back to Falco, it can also reflect any projectiles back at any angle at the last second.
{{Falco Special Moves}}
{{Falco Special Moves}}



Revision as of 19:48, April 22, 2009

This article is about the down special move of several characters from the Star Fox universe. For moves that reflect generally, see reflectors.
The "Reflector Device"

The Reflector, also called the Shine, is Fox's, Falco's and Wolf's down special move. When used, the user creates a blue, hexagonal energy field which acts as a shield, and deflects any projectile from any angle (with the exception of Final Smashes). It can also be used to damage enemies in close proximity to the user when activated. If this shield deflects too many projectiles in one use, it will shatter, like a normal shield, and leave the user stunned. In Brawl, it was revealed that the shield originates from a small device the user carries. How it is used and its effects depends on the user.

Character Differences

The Reflector, when used by Fox.

Fox

Fox's Reflector creates a blue hexagonal shield around himself. Fox can keep the Reflector active for as long as he wants, and using it in midair slows his falling speed. (This works by reducing his air speed and resetting his downwards acceleration.) The Reflector is often used for shine spikes, which involve using the Reflector's damaging properties to knock recovering enemies downwards.

In SSB, the Reflector caused a sound effect identical to the sound effect used for picking up items. Because of this, Fox made a different sound when he grabbed items.

Template:Fox Special Moves

The Reflector, when used by Falco in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

Falco

In SSBM, Falco's Reflector is identical to Fox's, although it sends opponents upwards when used as an attack.

In SSBB, Falco uses his Reflector by kicking it away from him when it is activated. It then returns as if magnetized. This is considered a projectle that is a reflector for projectile, and it travels through enemies unhindered. Because Falco kicks it, he cannot hold it in place. This means that when playing as Falco, the player must use precise timing to reflect things.When the Reflector comes back to Falco, it can also reflect any projectiles back at any angle at the last second. Template:Falco Special Moves

The Reflector, when used by Wolf.

Wolf

Wolf's Reflector, instead of creating a hexagonal, blue shield, produces an elliptical, magenta shield. While it is ordinary when used as a Reflector, and it does little damage as as attack, it gives Wolf a few frames of invincibility the instant it's activated, allowing him to live through one-hit KOs if timed correctly. Template:Wolf Special Moves