Luma Shot

Luma Shot
	; Rosalina shooting Luma outwards.
User	Rosalina & Luma
Universe	Mario

Luma Shot (チコシュート, Chiko Shoot) is Rosalina & Luma's neutral special move.

OverviewEdit

This move has multiple functions upon use. When Luma is paired up with Rosalina, the move becomes a chargeable move that shoots Luma out varying distances. The distance and speed that Luma travels out depends on how much the move is charged. Any opponent that Luma comes in contact with is damaged and knocked back. The amount of damage inflicted varies depending on how far Luma has traveled and how long the move has been charged, and at full charge, Luma is invincible while travelling. When Luma hits someone, it will stop traveling. If Luma is stunned while charging, Rosalina will continue to charge so long as the button is held, but releasing it will do nothing.

When Luma is away from Rosalina, Rosalina will wave her wand in the air in front of her. This will call Luma back to Rosalina, and then the move will cycle back to being a chargeable shot. If no Luma is in play, Rosalina will wave her wand to no effect, though it does produce a windbox to push away opponents.

It should also be noted that Luma operates like a projectile upon being shot. As a result, moves such as Reflector, Nayru's Love, and Guardian Orbitars can reflect Luma right back at Rosalina, damaging her as a result. However, Luma is unaffected by PSI Magnet, Gravitational Pull, and Absorbing Vortex. It also can't be Pocketed.

Kirby can use Luma Shot via copying Rosalina, which spawns a Luma that immediately disappears after it is projected away. This allows Kirby to use it whenever he wants to, unlike Rosalina. Also, Kirby's Luma can't be attacked nor block projectiles.

StagesEdit

Luma Shot has five different stages of damage and travel distance based on how much the move is charged. Each stage travels one character length more than the last stage. The initial stage travels half of the length of Final Destination, while a fully charged Luma Shot will shoot Luma 3/4 of the full length of Final Destination.

Stage	Damage
Stage 1	5%
Stage 2	9%
Stage 3	10-11%
Stage 4	13-14%
Stage 5	15-16%

Instructional quotesEdit

case foldout		Launch Luma forward. Hold down to send Luma further.
Move List		Flings Luma forward. A second button press calls Luma back. Can be charged.

CustomizationEdit

Special Move customization was added in Super Smash Bros. 4. These are the variations:

1. Luma Shot	2. Luma Warp	3. Power Luma Shot

"Fling Luma forward. Press the button again to call Luma back. This attack can be charged." "Flings Luma forwards. Press the button again to call Luma back. This attack can be charged."	"Warp Luma forward. What this move lacks in attacking power it makes up for in sheer speed." "Warps Luma forwards. What this move lacks in attacking power it makes up for in sheer speed."	"Send Luma spinning forward like a drill. Luma travels slowly but has serious power." "Sends Luma spinning forwards like a drill. He travels slowly, but has serious power."

Luma Shot: Default.
Luma Warp: Rosalina instantly teleports Luma away from her. The distance that Luma reaches away is the length of the standard variation's first stage. This move lacks all of the standard variant's attacking versatility in exchange for extreme speed of the move, allowing Rosalina to shoot Luma out to perform combos successively. An opponent is inflicted 1% damage and will flinch when Luma teleports directly on them.
Power Luma Shot: Luma moves very slowly in a drill-like fashion, and doesn't travel very far. A fully charged shot will travel as far as the standard variant's first stage, inflict about 21% damage, and has considerable knockback. Opponents that are sent flying can damage others they come in contact with.

Luma Warp in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.
Power Luma Shot in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS.

OriginEdit

Near the beginning of Super Mario Galaxy [1], Rosalina uses her wand to summon a Luma for Player 1 to use. The summoning aspect of Luma Shot is a reference to this cutscene. In the sequel, a second player can control an additional Luma. The second Luma can both stun and defeat enemies from a short distance.

GalleryEdit

Luma Shot in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
Luma Shot shown in the Move List from Ultimate.

Names in other languagesEdit

Language	Name
Japanese	チコシュート, Chiko Shoot
English	Luma Shot
French	Tir Luma
German	Luma-Schuss
Spanish	Tiro Destello
Italian	Sparo Sfavillotto
Chinese (Simplified)	发射琪琪
Chinese (Traditional)	發射奇可
Korean	치코 슛, Chiko Shoot
Dutch	Luma-schot
Russian	Выстрел Люмы