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Rosalina & Luma (SSB4)

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Rosalina & Luma
in Super Smash Bros. 4
Rosalina as she appears in Super Smash Bros. 4, from the character page.
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Universe Mario
Final Smash Power Star
Rosalina & Luma (SSB4)
Rosalina & Luma Launch into Battle!
—Introduction Tagline

Rosalina & Luma (ロゼッタ&チコ, Rosetta & Chiko) have been confirmed to be newcomers in Super Smash Bros. 4 during the same month as the game Super Mario 3D World was launched. The first newcomer to be revealed following E3 2013, Rosalina's design in the game is slightly more realistic, similar to Peach's. She is confirmed to be a lightweight character despite her tall frame, similar to Mewtwo and Zelda.

Known moveset

  • Creation of Lumas, which aid in attacks similar to Nana of the Ice Climbers. Lumas can attack while either next to or projected away from Rosalina, using a moveset (detailed below) implied to be connected with Rosalina's moveset. Lumas can be used to combo opponents back and forth with Rosalina, and like Pikmin can take attacks and be destroyed. They can also be colored yellow, green, red, blue, and silver. It is unknown if the colors represent different abilities/attributes or if they are purely cosmetic.
  • Multiple kicks where miniature galaxies appear.
  • Releasing a blast of magical energy in front of her. The attack can be charged, appearing to be her forward smash.
  • An attack that appears to hit on both sides with the Luma hitting in the opposite order, appearing to be her down smash as it can be charged.
  • Producing "Saturnian rings" for up tilt and down aerial (appears to be a meteor smash).
  • Her air dodge, sidestepping, and rolling animations involve her disappearing and appearing in another place (except for her sidestep, in which she just disappears, but reappears on the same place).
  • Rosalina can crawl.

Special moves

  • In a recent translated issue of Corocoro, Rosalina has been shown to have several variations of her special moves.
Special Move Basic Custom 1 Custom 2
Neutral Special Luma Shot - -
Side Special Star Bits - -
Up Special Launch Star - -
Down Special Gravitational Pull "Catch & Release" "Guardian Luma"
Final Smash Power Star - -
The Corocoro issue showing some of Rosalina's special move variants.

Taunts

  • Waves her wand up, similarly to when she summons Luma; Luma dances around
  • Puts her hand on her hip, leans back, and waves her wand; Luma nods his head
  • Rosalina and Luma lean forward and spin, like a planet on its axis

Victory Fanfare

A slight remix of the music that plays upon collecting a Power Star in Super Mario Galaxy.

Palette swaps

  • Standard - Blue: Rosalina's regular outfit
  • Pink - Rosalina in a bright pink dress, similar to Peach
  • Green - Rosalina in a lime green dress
  • Gold - Rosalina in a gold dress
  • White - Rosalina in a white and red dress; resembles Fire Rosalina from Super Mario 3D World, but with the colors inverted
    • Note: None of Rosalina's palette swaps change the color of her brooch or jewels on her crown.

Luma

Luma (チコ, Chiko) and Rosalina have separate movesets when apart, allowing for various methods of fighting.

  • Luma's attacks consist mostly of punches and kicks, such as an uppercut and PPK combo.
  • Luma Shot lets it ram enemies on the way out.
  • Star Bits makes it fire a short ranged projectile, albeit potentially at a distance from Rosalina
  • Luma will also wander and attack on its own when separate from Rosalina.
  • If Luma crosses a blast line, a KO explosion that is smaller than normal is seen on-screen.

Gameplay trailer

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