Editing Triforce Slash

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The '''Triforce Slash''' ({{ja|トライフォースラッシュ|Toraifōsu Rasshu}}, ''Triforce Rush'') serves as the [[Final Smash]] of both [[Link]] and [[Toon Link]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', and Toon Link and {{SSBU|Young Link}} in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''.

*One can dodge the Triforce Slash by [[air dodging]]. The Triforce will appear around the player for a second, but then disappear. It only works if the player dodges between the time he holds his hand up, and the beam of light actually shoots out.  

*If Villager uses [[Pocket]] (which gives Villager a second of intangibility) right as the Final Smash is initiated, the Final Smash will fail, giving the illusion of a "pocketed Final Smash".

The '''Triforce Slash glitch''' {{YouTube|Cx2VhxA1BUk}} is a [[glitch]] that allows {{SSBB|Link}} or {{SSBB|Toon Link}} to "slide" across a curved platform in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''.

To perform the glitch, a custom stage containing a line of fall-through diagonal platforms must be created, with a flat, standable platform that is underneath the diagonal platforms. Link/Toon Link must stand "above" the diagonal platforms, and the target must be standing on the other side. Then, Link/Toon Link must use their Final Smash while facing the opponent. If done correctly, the Triforce symbol should briefly form around the opponent, then disappear, and the target will receive about 30% damage. Link/Toon Link will slide a large distance up the diagonal platforms, often falling off short platforms. If he falls off, he will enter a [[helpless]] state.

Another method is to have {{SSBB|R.O.B.}} use his up smash and while he is upside down, use the Final Smash. The player will go flying, then become [[helpless]] and R.O.B. will receive 30% damage.

Triforce.Slash.gif|Link attacking DK with Triforce Slash in ''Brawl''.

*If the move is used on [[Kirby]] using [[Stone]], he will be seen in the T pose for the duration of the Final Smash. A similar effect happens to [[Meta Knight]] when he uses [[Galaxia Darkness]] and [[Captain Falcon]] when he uses [[Blue Falcon]].

*If the move is used on a character firing a [[Super Scope]], the character that was firing it will stand in a more progressed blind position, or a T-pose (holding their arms out in a "T"), for a split second. A similar effect happens when using Galaxia Darkness.

*Young Link's version of the Triforce Slash is the only version in which the attacker (i.e Young Link) uses something other than his sword for some of the slashes, with Young Link kicking the opponent twice, shield bashing them once, striking with his knee once and striking them with his shoulder once.

*Triforce Slash is tied with both [[Landmaster]] and [[Critical Hit]] in having the most holders of one near-identical Final Smash with 3.

**However, Critical Hit overall has the most games in which those holders retained said Final Smashes throughout their respective appearances in them: Wolf’s omission from SSB4 resulted in Landmasters’ total overall users dropping to 2, whilst the three holders of Triforce Slash never once appeared in the same installment at once, as Link’s Final Smash was changed in ''Ultimate''.