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Fox
Updated July 7, 2001
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The first character we're going to introduce is "Fox".
The reason why I'm introducing Fox first instead of, say, Mario is because I feel like it.
Each character has gained another special move in this game.
The input is side + B.
If you’re too used to the last game, it might be hard to use the neutral special and side special properly??
(That’ll probably only be in the beginning, though)
And so, Fox now has the move "Fox Illusion", a special move where he can move a set horizontal distance very quickly.
His mastery of his Blaster has become a bit flashier too, so expect even more from him in this game!
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| SW:1226 Note
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| Descriptions from images in this gallery are written here instead of on individual pages.
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| ▲Fox stands.
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▲Diagonal Blaster shots??
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▲This time around, his Blaster is one of those rare moves that won’t cause enemies to flinch.
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| ▲Fire Fox. The production value on this move has gone way up.
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▲His new move, "Fox Illusion". What is its real value?!
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▲Reflector.
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(Screenshots under development)
| Table of Fox's special moves
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| Normal special move
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Blaster
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| Side special move
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Fox Illusion
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| Up special move
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Fire Fox
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| Down special move
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Reflector
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