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|rowspan="2"|[[Rosalina]]||[[Luma Shot]]||{{y}}||{{n}}||When distanced, Luma can be called back. | |rowspan="2"|[[Rosalina]]||[[Luma Shot]]||{{y}}||{{n}}||When distanced, Luma can be called back. | ||
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|[[Star Bits]]{{GameIcon|SSBU}} ||{{y}}*||{{y}}*||*Only the two custom variants are projectiles in | |[[Star Bits]]{{GameIcon|SSBU}} ||{{y}}*||{{y}}*||*Only the two custom variants are projectiles in "Smash 4"; the standard move is not, which means it is neither reflectable or absorbable. As of Ultimate it is a projectile. | ||
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|[[Ryu]]||[[Hadoken]]||{{y}}||{{y}}||A slow, blue energy projectile. Input Hadoken is larger and deals more damage. Shakunetsu Hadoken is orange, fiery, and deals multiple hits. | |[[Ryu]]||[[Hadoken]]||{{y}}||{{y}}||A slow, blue energy projectile. Input Hadoken is larger and deals more damage. Shakunetsu Hadoken is orange, fiery, and deals multiple hits. |