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Command Selection
Hero Down B SSBU.gif
Hero browsing through the commands.
User Hero
Universe Dragon Quest

Command Selection (コマンド選択, Command Selection) is Hero's down special move in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Overview

Upon use, the Hero will go into a thinking pose, and the player will be given a random selection of four spells from the Hero's spell pool to choose from, with a total of 21 possible spells. In Home-Run Contest, Command Selection will always show Sizzle, Kaboom, Flame Slash, and Hatchet Man in that order. Each spell will use a certain amount of MP, indicated as a number by the spell's name and highlighted on the MP bar in green.

While the list is open, the Hero cannot move, but can cancel the menu with a shield or jump. If the player does not want to use any of the spells, they can cancel and reuse the move to generate four new options. If the player holds the direction behind the Hero upon selection, they will immediately turn around upon executing the spell. The same spell cannot appear more than once in the same menu. Spells cannot appear twice in a row, except between stocks,[1] and through Hocus Pocus, which has a chance to use one of the other spells as its effect. Spells that inflict status conditions can stack with each other and be used simultaneously, but these spells will not appear again in the menu while still active and for a few seconds after wearing off. A common combination is Psyche Up and Oomph, which will grant the next attack incredibly high damage and knockback, as well as a nearly guaranteed broken shield.

The menu can only be open for up to 8 seconds, and during this, MP refilling is paused and the Hero's shield is inactive.

List of spells

Moves highlighted in the same colour will cross-stale each other, and also will never simultaneously appear in the same menu (slash attacks excluded). Hocus Pocus can randomly select a spell even if that spell or those from the same colour group are also present in the current selection. This contributes to cross-staling the base move and other spells in the same group.

Spell Image MP Relative odds of appearing Description
Sizz
(ギラ,
Gira)		   8 16 A flame projectile sent forward quickly. The projectile erupts after it hits a non-shielding target, projectile, or surface, which can also harm bystanders. Deals decent damage for its speed but lacks KO potential.
Sizzle
(ベギラマ,
Begirama)		   20 20 A larger flame projectile sent forward quickly. The projectile erupts after it hits a non-shielding target, projectile, or surface, which can also harm bystanders. Deals high damage and decent knockback, KOing around 100% near the ledge.
Bang
(イオ,
Io)		   9 16 A small explosive flame projectile sent forward. Travels slowly and explodes with a small lingering radius on contact with opponents, or after a set distance. Deals decent knockback, KOing vertically starting at around 130%.
Kaboom
(イオナズン,
Ionazun)		   37 20 A fast projectile that explodes with a large radius after a certain distance, or on contact with opponents. The instant before the explosion pulls opponents in if they're close enough. Possesses high knockback and a very large lingering explosion hitbox, KOing around 85% vertically.
Snooze
(ラリホー,
Rarihō)		   16 17 A slow projectile that sends opponents to sleep if it connects and can pass through projectiles and multiple opponents; however, it can be blocked. The projectile puts opponents to sleep for longer at close range, but gets larger at further ranges. Snooze can affect aerial opponents, which can KO offstage opponents should they be too far to maneuver towards the stage. However, opponents in the air are put to sleep for a much shorter amount of time; the clean aerial hitbox puts opponents to sleep for less time than the latest grounded hitbox.
Flame Slash
(かえん斬り,
Flame Slash)		   12 18 A quick slash with the Hero's sword cloaked in flame. Deals considerable damage and knockback, and has huge range in front of him; however, hitting with the end of the flames has lower damage and knockback. Capable of KOing midweights at 95% from the center of Final Destination.
Kacrackle Slash
(マヒャド斬り,
Mahyad Slash)		   11 18 A quick slash with the Hero's sword cloaked in frost. Freezes opponents; the sword hitbox freezes for considerably longer, having a 2× multiplier to frames frozen.
Metal Slash
(メタル斬り,
Metal Slash)		   6 7 Hero slashes his sword forward. Instantly KOs any metal opponent, including another Hero using Kaclang. When used against non-metal opponents, it will only deal 1% damage and weak knockback. Effectively can only be used against Kaclang when items are turned off.

If there is a metal opponent present when the menu is opened, the odds of Metal Slash appearing in the menu are multiplied by 4×.[2] However, in spirit battles or Custom Smash, they are instead multiplied by 0.2×.[3]. Gold fighters do not count as metal for the purposes of Metal Slash.

Hatchet Man
(まじん斬り,
Evil Slash)		   15 18 A forceful downward slash which resembles his forward smash, triggering Special Zoom on-hit. Has considerable start-up, but possesses very high damage and knockback, making it capable of KOing considerably early, and much earlier at the ledge. It can also instantaneously break a full shield, similar to a fully charged Shield Breaker.
Whack
(ザキ,
Zaki)		   10 8 Hero points his hand forward, sending out a slow-moving dark purple projectile. It has a chance to instantly KO the opponent, with a higher chance for it to occur the more damage the opponent has. Deals little damage and only causes targets to flinch otherwise. If reflected, the projectile will often fly back at an angle due to its erratic movement.

The formula for Whack to succeed is:[4][5][6]

1 + 200 * (t - 20) / 280 + 20 * (u / 300)

...where t is the target's percent pre-hit limited to between 20% and 300%, and u is the user's percent limited to 300% or less. As a result, the final rate is always 1% when the opponent is below 20% damage, and scales up to 100% when the opponent is just below 160% damage, with a maximum extra 20% chance if the user is at 300% damage. If reflected, the new owner's percent is taken as the user's.

During Sudden Death, the odds of Whack appearing in the menu are multiplied by 0.2×. [7]

Thwack
(ザラキ,
Zaraki)		   30 12 Hero swings his hand forward, and a large dark purple spark appears directly in front of him. It has a chance to instantly KO the opponent, with a higher chance for it to occur the more damage the opponent has. It has a very large hitbox that lingers for several frames, and a windbox around it which pulls nearby opponents in; however, it also has considerable startup lag. It deals only 3% damage and little knockback, and can be reflected, absorbed, and shielded.

The success formula of Thwack is identical to Whack.

During Sudden Death, the chances of Thwack appearing in the menu are multiplied by 0.2×. [7]

Magic Burst
(マダンテ,
Madante)		   All 5 A powerful and massive blast that grows in size, similar to a Smart Bomb explosion. It hits multiple times and is active for a few seconds. Consumes all of the Hero's remaining MP; the spell's power and range depends on how much MP the Hero has left. The damage dealt is multiplied by 0.2 + 0.008MP, with the value being between 0.2x and 1x, depending on how much MP Hero has. With full MP, the attack will have a very wide range and high damage, covering half of Final Destination and having potential to KO anyone at percents below 50%. Due to these factors, it is widely considered to be one of Hero's most feared spells, albeit only in circumstances where Hero has at least around half of his MP remaining. Additionally, the move is blockable, with each hit having slightly reduced shield damage. Additionally, Hero can still be hit, so a projectile or large enough hitbox can cancel the move at any time. Hitting Hero during the move will not refund any MP, meaning he will be left with 0 MP regardless. As such, if Magic Burst is interrupted, Hero is usually left in a difficult position.
Kamikazee
(メガンテ,
Megante)		   1 5 Hero crosses his arms and begins to glow. Time slows down during this period. After a few seconds, he explodes, instantly KOing himself and delivering heavy unblockable damage and knockback to any opponent in a large radius. The sweetspot near to Hero is very powerful, able to KO many opponents within the 50-60% range, although the larger sourspot is still relatively powerful. While unblockable, the explosion only lasts for a brief time, allowing it to be safely dodged with a sidestep or roll. Any other nearby fighters will react to this move with a shocked expression. Using this will count as a KO for the last opponent to hit him. Hero is intangible during the chargeup. Hero is counted as being killed first after using Kamizazee, meaning he will lose the game if used on his last stock.

Kamikazee does not appear to be available as a menu option during the World of Light Finale.

Psyche Up
(ためる,
Charge)		   14 16 Noticeably increases the power of the Hero's next attack; specifically, it increases the damage by 1.2×, knockback by 1.2×, and shield damage by 1.65×, acting similar to Revenge. Expires when a melee attack connects, and does not affect projectiles. Grants considerable KO power to many of the Hero's quicker moves that otherwise would not kill until extreme percentages, such as his forward tilt, up tilt, up throw, and even his otherwise unimpressive up air, allowing him to take stocks with considerably less risk. Zap's first hit and pummels count as attacks, and will use up Psyche Up, but it will last for all hits of the Hero's jab combo and forward tilt if he follows through with them.
Oomph
(バイキルト,
Baikiruto)		   16 16 Increases the Hero's attack power by 1.6× and his knockback by 1.1× for 10 seconds. However, he also takes 1.2× more damage, and Oomph won't affect projectiles. When combined with Psyche Up, several of Hero's moves become extremely powerful, granting him numerous KO options: his forward smash, dash attack, back air, and down air are capable of instantly breaking shields, his up throw KOs middle-weights at around 100% at ground level of Battlefield and Final Destination, and forward and back throw at 120% at the ledge, and even earlier with rage.

If Bounce is active, the odds of Oomph appearing in the menu are multiplied by 0.5×. [8]

Acceleratle
(ピオリム,
Piorimu)		   13 16 Increases the Hero's movement speed by a significant amount for 10 seconds, similar to Lightweight; it also increases Hero's launch rate by 1.1×. His jump height becomes one of the highest in the game and he can run faster than Sonic.

If Bounce is active, the odds of Acceleratle appearing in the menu are multiplied by 0.5×. [8]

Kaclang
(アストロン,
Astron)		   6 5 Encases the Hero in metal and makes him impervious to both damage and knockback for 5 seconds, but also prevents him from taking any action. It cannot be canceled once activated. However, the Hero can still be KOed by another Hero using Metal Slash, and any well-timed attack is sufficient to punish him during the ending lag of the move. Using Kaclang in the air will grant the Hero a hitbox on his descent and allow him to move left and right until he lands. Unlike the standard metal status granted by the Metal Box, Kaclang grants Hero invincibility, meaning attacks on him will cause hitlag to the opponent, and Final Smashes that negate statuses (such as Critical Hit) will not hit Hero through Kaclang.

If Bounce is active, the odds of Kaclang appearing in the menu are multiplied by 0.8×. [8] Kaclang also cannot appear in the last 30 seconds of a timed match.

Bounce
(マホカンタ,
Mahokanta)		   14 16 A protective spell that reflects projectiles for 12 seconds. Like a Franklin Badge, Bounce lets Hero act while active, and overrides Hero's passive shield, allowing reflections even if he is standing and facing an opponent. One of the Hero's best approaching tools against projectile users, due to him being able to perform any action while keeping out an active reflector.

For 12 seconds after Bounce expires, the odds of Bounce appearing again are multiplied by 0.2×.[9]

Heal
(ホイミ,
Hoimi)		   7 7 Heals Hero by 11% damage. Heal is only available to be used 2 times before it will stop appearing for selection. Hero will refresh 2 uses of Heal after respawning. Taking an opponent's stock will not grant another use of Heal despite an in-game tip saying so.

If Bounce is active, the odds of Heal appearing in the menu are multiplied by 0.8×. [8]

Zoom
(ルーラ,
Rūra)		   8 15 Hero jumps directly upward, going past the limits of the camera, and then falls directly downwards onto a random part of the stage, no matter where he was when the spell was inputted. If used when there is a ceiling above Hero, he will shoot up until he meets it, at which point he will collide against it, while still being able to act afterwards. It has invincibility frames as soon as Hero starts to fly. It can be used as a last-ditch recovery if Hero will be unable to reach the ledge otherwise. Hero gets back his double jump if he used it prior to casting Zoom and can perform an action as soon as he starts to fall back down, allowing him to cancel the descent by jumping, charging Frizz, or opening the Command Selection window again.

If Hero is close to a blast line (within 40 units), the odds of Zoom appearing in the menu are multiplied by 3×.[10]

Hocus Pocus
(パルプンテ,
Parupunte)		   4 3 A spell with random effects, both positive and negative, and also can take the form of other Command Selection spells.

Acceleratle Stats Buff

Stat Buff
Knockback taken 1.1x
Walking 2x
Initial dash 2.1x
Running 2.3x
Air speed 2.1x
Air acceleration 2.5x
Air friction 2.1x
Fall/Fast-Fall speed 1.25x
Gravity 1.25x

Hocus Pocus effects

Type Chance Effect
Positive 4.88% Makes him giant.
Positive 1.22% Makes him invincible.
Positive 3.96% MP is refilled to 100. Has a unique sound effect upon use.
Negative 6.10% Applies a timer effect to himself.
Negative 6.10% MP is reduced to 0. Causes a light hitstun animation and a brief darkness effect, though this deals no damage.
Negative 6.10% Inflicts poison to himself, dealing 27.5% damage total.
Negative 6.10% Inflicts sleep on himself. Also applies if Hero is in the air.
Negative 5.49% Makes him small.
Negative 6.10% Inflicts the flower effect on himself, dealing a maximum of 22% damage without mashing.
Neutral 6.10% Turns him invisible.
Neutral Heal: 1.52%
Kaclang: 1.52%
Kamikazee: 0.910%
All other spells: 2.44% for each		 One of the Hero's commands is granted for 4 MP instead of the value it usually consumes, with the exception of Magic Burst, which will consume all MP as usual.

Instructional quote

  Move List   Opens a command window that you can choose a command from. You can cancel the window by jumping or shielding.

Origin

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In the Dragon Quest series, all magic is chosen using a command list that lists off every spell the party member currently knows. Notably, the command list in Dragon Quest lacks the random element that the Command Selection has in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate; the randomness was likely added to Super Smash Bros. due to a combination of balance purposes and the unwieldiness of having to navigate the full spell list in the middle of a match.

All the spells shown in Command Selection are spells or spell-like abilities that have previously appeared in the Dragon Quest series:

  • Heal, Sizz, Sizzle, Snooze, and Zoom, introduced in the original Dragon Quest.
  • Hocus Pocus, Kaboom, Kamikazee, and Thwack, introduced in Dragon Quest II.
  • Acceleratle, Bang, Bounce, Kaclang, Oomph, and Whack, introduced in Dragon Quest III.
  • Flame Slash, Kacrackle Slash, Metal Slash, Hatchet Man, and Magic Burst, introduced in Dragon Quest VI.
  • Psyche Up, introduced in Dragon Quest VIII.

  • Sizz in Dragon Quest VII.

  • Sizzle in Dragon Quest VI.

  • Snooze in the original Dragon Quest.

  • Zoom in Dragon Quest XI S.

  • Kaboom in Dragon Quest IX.

  • Thwack in Dragon Quest II.

  • Bang in Dragon Quest VIII.

  • Magic Burst in Dragon Quest VIII.

In their home series, each of the Heroes playable in Smash can learn some but not all of these abilities:

  • Erdrick can learn Sizz, Sizzle, Snooze, Kaclang, Heal, and Zoom;
  • Solo can learn Sizz, Kaclang, Hocus Pocus, and Zoom;
  • Eight can learn Sizz, Sizzle, Flame Slash, Metal Slash, Kamikazee, Heal, Psyche Up, and Zoom;
  • The Luminary can learn Sizz, Sizzle, Bang, Snooze, Flame Slash, Metal Slash, Kaclang, Heal, and Zoom.

Other combinations of access to these spells are new for Ultimate. The thinking pose Hero takes while selecting a spell is similar to one of the Luminary's in-battle idle animations in Dragon Quest XI.

Gallery

  • Command Selection as shown by the Move List in Ultimate.

Names in other languages

Command Selection

Language Name
  Japanese コマンド選択
  English Command Selection
  French Choix de l'action
  German Befehlswahl
  Spanish Elegir orden
  Italian Scelta dell'azione
  Chinese (Simplified) 选择指令
  Chinese (Traditional) 選擇指令
  Korean 커맨드 선택
  Dutch Invoerkeuze
  Russian Выбор команды

Spell List

Sizz / Sizzle

Language Name
  Japanese ギラ / ベギラマ, Gira / Begirama
  English Sizz / Sizzle
  French Crame / Supercrame
  German Knister / Brutzel
  Spanish Miniincendio / Incendio
  Italian Fuoco / Incendio
  Chinese (Simplified) 基拉 / 贝基拉玛
  Chinese (Traditional) 基拉 / 貝基拉瑪
  Korean 기라 / 베기라마, Gira / Begirama
  Dutch Sizz / Sizzle
  Russian Шкварк / Пшкварк

Bang / Kaboom

Language Name
  Japanese イオ / イオナズン, Io / Ionazun
  English Bang / Kaboom
  French Bang / Mégabang
  German Peng / Bumm
  Spanish Miniexplosión / Megaexplosión
  Italian Bang / Baboom
  Chinese (Simplified) 伊奥 / 伊奥纳曾
  Chinese (Traditional) 伊奧 / 伊奧納曾
  Korean 이오 / 이오나즌, Io / Ionazun
  Dutch Bang / Kaboom
  Russian Бах / Кабабах

Snooze

Language Name
  Japanese ラリホー, Rariho
  English Snooze
  French Torpeur
  German Gähn
  Spanish Sueño
  Italian Ninnananna
  Chinese (Simplified) 拉里霍
  Chinese (Traditional) 拉里霍
  Korean 라리호, Rariho
  Dutch Snooze
  Russian Вздрем

Flame Slash

Language Name
  Japanese かえん斬り
  English Flame Slash
  French Lame de feu
  German Flammenhieb
  Spanish Estocada flamígera
  Italian Fendente di fuoco
  Chinese (Simplified) 火炎斩
  Chinese (Traditional) 火炎斬
  Korean 화염 베기
  Dutch Flame Slash
  Russian Огненный слеш

Kacrackle Slash

Language Name
  Japanese マヒャド斬り
  English Kacrackle Slash
  French Entaille gigaglace
  German Krackhieb
  Spanish Estocada de superhelada
  Italian Fendente ghiacciato
  Chinese (Simplified) 玛夏德斩
  Chinese (Traditional) 瑪夏德斬
  Korean 마햐드 베기
  Dutch Kacrackle Slash
  Russian Ледянoй слеш

Metal Slash

Language Name
  Japanese メタル斬り,
  English Metal Slash
  French Lame de métal
  German Metallhieb
  Spanish Estocada metálica
  Italian Spaccametallo
  Chinese (Simplified) 金属斩
  Chinese (Traditional) 金屬斬
  Korean 메탈 베기
  Dutch Metal Slash
  Russian Железный слеш

Hatchet Man

Language Name
  Japanese まじん斬り
  English Hatchet Man
  French Coupe claire
  German Teufelsbeil
  Spanish Hacha asesina
  Italian Colpo del sicario
  Chinese (Simplified) 魔神斩
  Chinese (Traditional) 魔神斬
  Korean 마신 베기
  Dutch Hatchet Man
  Russian Рубака

Whack / Thwack

Language Name
  Japanese ザキ / ザラキ, Zaki / Zaraki
  English Whack / Thwack
  French Kill / Superkill
  German Wupp / Schwupp
  Spanish Muerte / Multimuerte
  Italian Morte istantanea / Più in un colpo
  Chinese (Simplified) 扎奇 / 扎拉奇
  Chinese (Traditional) 扎奇 / 扎拉奇
  Korean 자키 / 자라키, Zaki / Zaraki
  Dutch Whack / Thwack
  Russian Шмяк / Пшмяк

Magic Burst

Language Name
  Japanese マダンテ, Madante
  English Magic Burst
  French Explosion magique
  German Magieexplosion
  Spanish Explosión mágica
  Italian Esplosione magica
  Chinese (Simplified) 玛达恩特
  Chinese (Traditional) 瑪達恩特
  Korean 마단테, Madante
  Dutch Magic Burst
  Russian Шквал магии

Kamikazee

Language Name
  Japanese メガンテ, Megante
  English Kamikazee
  French Kamikaze
  German Kamikaze
  Spanish (PAL) Suicidio letal
  Spanish (NTSC) Sacrificio letal
  Italian Kamikaze
  Chinese (Simplified) 美加恩特
  Chinese (Traditional) 美加恩特
  Korean 메간테, Megante
  Dutch Kamikazee
  Russian Камикази

Psyche Up

Language Name
  Japanese ためる
  English Psyche Up
  French Tension
  German Konzentrieren
  Spanish Mentalización
  Italian Carica
  Chinese (Simplified) 蓄气
  Chinese (Traditional) 蓄氣
  Korean 모으기
  Dutch Psyche Up
  Russian Сверхнастрoй

Oomph

Language Name
  Japanese バイキルト, Baikiruto
  English Oomph
  French Décuplo
  German Energieschub
  Spanish Minidoble potencia
  Italian Ooomph
  Chinese (Simplified) 巴依奇尔托
  Chinese (Traditional) 巴依奇爾托
  Korean 바이킬트, Baikiruto
  Dutch Oomph
  Russian Огох

Acceleratle

Language Name
  Japanese ピオリム, Piorimu
  English Acceleratle
  French Superaccéléro
  German Multibeschleunigung
  Spanish Aceleración
  Italian Accelerazione
  Chinese (Simplified) 比奥利姆
  Chinese (Traditional) 比奧利姆
  Korean 피오림, Piorimu
  Dutch Acceleratle
  Russian Ускоррум

Kaclang

Language Name
  Japanese アストロン, Astron
  English Kaclang
  French Immoblindage
  German Abhärtung
  Spanish Metalización
  Italian Metalpelle
  Chinese (Simplified) 亚斯特隆
  Chinese (Traditional) 亞斯特隆
  Korean 아스트론, Astron
  Dutch Kaclang
  Russian Кабряц

Bounce

Language Name
  Japanese マホカンタ, Mahokanta
  English Bounce
  French Réflexion
  German Boing
  Spanish Rebote
  Italian Specchio riflesso
  Chinese (Simplified) 玛霍卡恩塔
  Chinese (Traditional) 瑪霍卡恩塔
  Korean 마호칸타, Mahokanta
  Dutch Bounce
  Russian Отражух

Heal

Language Name
  Japanese ホイミ, Hoimi
  English Heal
  French Premiers secours
  German Heilung
  Spanish Minicuración
  Italian Cura
  Chinese (Simplified) 霍伊米
  Chinese (Traditional) 霍伊米
  Korean 호이미, Hoimi
  Dutch Heal
  Russian Исцеление

Zoom

Language Name
  Japanese ルーラ, Rura
  English Zoom
  French Téléportation
  German Teleportation
  Spanish Telerregreso
  Italian Teletrasporto
  Chinese (Simplified) 鲁拉
  Chinese (Traditional) 魯拉
  Korean 루라, Rura
  Dutch Zoom
  Russian Скoк

Hocus Pocus

Language Name
  Japanese パルプンテ, Parupunte
  English Hocus Pocus
  French Plouf-plouf
  German Risikooo
  Spanish Abracadabra
  Italian Abracasualis
  Chinese (Simplified) 帕鲁朋特
  Chinese (Traditional) 帕魯朋特
  Korean 팔푼테, Parupunte
  Dutch Hocus Pocus
  Russian Фoкус-пoкус

Trivia

 
The English (above) and Japanese (below) versions of the Spell Menu
  • Command Selection is the only special move of Hero that is not a charge special.
  • As Command Selection has 21 different spell commands, the Hero has the second highest amount of special moves of any character, behind Kirby. However, Hero has the most amount of special moves available to him at once.
  • According to an interview with the Dragon Quest XI S staff, who collaborated with Masahiro Sakurai during development of Hero for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Command Selection was a way to implement as many of the moveset ideas Sakurai came up with as possible, as well as appealing to beginner players by allowing the character to use powerful and satisfying moves.[11]
  • The Hero's spell menu differs depending on the language the character is played in. If the game is played in Japanese, the menu is silver, whereas in other languages, the menu is brown. This is based on the English localization of Dragon Quest XI, where the menus, text boxes, etc., were changed in color.
  • Metal Slash is the only move that can only instantly KO opponents that are under a special status, with that being the metal status.
  • Whack and Thwack are the only moves that can instantly KO opponents without using items, status effects, or Final Smashes. In addition, along with Metal Slash, they are also the only moves that are capable of inducing an instant KO regardless of the target's damage percentage, even 0%.
  • Kamikazee is the only move that instantly KOs its user.
  • Kamikazee will cause all other nearby fighters to wear a shocked expression once the move is executed, similar to how characters react to Final Smashes and explosives.
  • Hero can perform Kamikazee without KOing himself in the Spirit Team testing variation of the controls test stage (as other characters can only be selected when testing Spirit Teams). When done, he will still radiate light and Sandbag will be damaged if it is close to the player, but the explosion sound and visuals will not occur, the shine will dissipate, and Hero will remain in the Kamikazee pose for a moment before landing on the ground (as he is in the air for a brief moment after usage).
  • Hero's Zoom spell is also used for his on-screen appearance.
  • The Hero's head slamming on a ceiling while using Zoom is a reference to a recurring joke in the Dragon Quest series, in which using the spell while indoors (aside from Dragon Quest XI when not in 2D mode) would have a similar result.
  • With Acceleratle, Hero becomes the fastest character in the game, even surpassing Sonic.
  • Due to the removal of the Cloaking Device after Melee, Hocus Pocus is one of the only ways to turn a fighter invisible mid-match, the other ways being certain Assist Trophies.
  • In Hero's reveal trailer, Psyche Up was shown to use 17 MP, and Oomph to use 18 MP; upon Hero's release, these values were changed to 14 and 16 respectively.
  • Heal is one of two limited-use special moves in the Smash series that cannot be replenished until the user loses a stock, the other move being Wonderwing.
  • If Squirtle is hit by Thwack while performing Withdraw, it will cause an Instant KO, but it will not trigger the Special Zoom.[12]
  • Hero can be gimped while using Kaclang by Ice Climbers's final smash, as the iceberg's internal windbox is programmed to ignore invincibility, and thus he can be pushed off edges to his death.

References

  1. ^ https://youtu.be/f4t1poU_Azw?t=248 A clip of a Hero accessing Kamikazee twice in a row.
  2. ^ https://twitter.com/Meshima_/status/1158866563862126593
  3. ^ https://twitter.com/KuroganeHammer/status/1159097759305048066
  4. ^ https://twitter.com/Meshima_/status/1163394775006892032
  5. ^ https://twitter.com/Meshima_/status/1163395871817383936
  6. ^ https://twitter.com/Meshima_/status/1163398560076857344
  7. ^ a b https://twitter.com/Meshima_/status/1399677363005181964
  8. ^ a b c d https://twitter.com/Meshima_/status/1399684555993346049
  9. ^ https://twitter.com/meshima_/status/1398764230258532355
  10. ^ https://twitter.com/Meshima_/status/1158857397420474368
  11. ^ https://www.nintendoenthusiast.com/2019/09/03/dragon-quest-hero-overpowered-masahiro-sakurai-super-smash-bros-ultimate/
  12. ^ https://youtu.be/pWku5huh2Jw?t=706

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