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[[Image:Gale.jpg|right|thumb|Gale Boomerang.]] | [[Image:Gale.jpg|right|thumb|Gale Boomerang.]] | ||
The '''Gale Boomerang''' is [[Link (SSBB)|Link]]'s [[Smash B]] attack in ''[[SSBB]]''. He throws his Gale Boomerang out, which damages foes. When it comes back, it also drags them towards Link. However, when the boomerang is returning it does no damage at all. If used properly, you can string a number of different attacks following the boomerangs retrieving tornado. [[Link]]'s side standard smash would be the most favorable attack of choice, as it would cancel the knockback allowing the second hit to connect. Link's Down Smash, used with correct timing can also damage opponents with both hits, causing a significantly larger amount of damage (up to 48% charged) Can also throw large items forward and can bring small items toward Link. | The '''Gale Boomerang''' (oddly labeled only as '''Boomerang''' in the ''Brawl'' instruction booklet) is [[Link (SSBB)|Link]]'s [[Smash B]] attack in ''[[SSBB]]''. He throws his Gale Boomerang out, which damages foes. When it comes back, it also drags them towards Link. However, when the boomerang is returning it does no damage at all. If used properly, you can string a number of different attacks following the boomerangs retrieving tornado. [[Link]]'s side standard smash would be the most favorable attack of choice, as it would cancel the knockback allowing the second hit to connect. Link's Down Smash, used with correct timing can also damage opponents with both hits, causing a significantly larger amount of damage (up to 48% charged) Can also throw large items forward and can bring small items toward Link. | ||
If [[reflect]]ed, the Gale Boomerang automatically enters the second phase of it's attack, meaning Link cannot be hurt by it, only pushed away by it. | If [[reflect]]ed, the Gale Boomerang automatically enters the second phase of it's attack, meaning Link cannot be hurt by it, only pushed away by it. | ||
The move can be used to perform [[Gale Guarding]]. If timed perfectly, one can literally ride on the Gale Boomerang. | |||
Interestingly, the Gale Boomerang seems to cancel the landing lag from any of Link's aerial attacks if it returns to Link while he is on the ground after an aerial attack, most noticably, his D-air. | Interestingly, the Gale Boomerang seems to cancel the landing lag from any of Link's aerial attacks if it returns to Link while he is on the ground after an aerial attack, most noticably, his D-air. | ||
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== Origin == | == Origin == | ||
In [[Twilight Princess]], Link found the Gale Boomerang in the Forest Temple. It replaces the traditional Boomerangs from the other Zelda games, and it is considered more of a tool than a true offensive weapon. | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]'', Link found the Gale Boomerang in the Forest Temple. It replaces the traditional Boomerangs from the other Zelda games, and it is considered more of a tool than a true offensive weapon. | ||
{{Link Special Moves}} | {{Link Special Moves}} | ||
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It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Boomerang. The reason given for the merge is: besides the additional side effect at the end, these attacks are pretty much the same.. (Discuss) |
- Not to be confused with the Boomerang attack in Super Smash Bros. and Super Smash Bros. Melee.
The Gale Boomerang (oddly labeled only as Boomerang in the Brawl instruction booklet) is Link's Smash B attack in SSBB. He throws his Gale Boomerang out, which damages foes. When it comes back, it also drags them towards Link. However, when the boomerang is returning it does no damage at all. If used properly, you can string a number of different attacks following the boomerangs retrieving tornado. Link's side standard smash would be the most favorable attack of choice, as it would cancel the knockback allowing the second hit to connect. Link's Down Smash, used with correct timing can also damage opponents with both hits, causing a significantly larger amount of damage (up to 48% charged) Can also throw large items forward and can bring small items toward Link.
If reflected, the Gale Boomerang automatically enters the second phase of it's attack, meaning Link cannot be hurt by it, only pushed away by it.
The move can be used to perform Gale Guarding. If timed perfectly, one can literally ride on the Gale Boomerang.
Interestingly, the Gale Boomerang seems to cancel the landing lag from any of Link's aerial attacks if it returns to Link while he is on the ground after an aerial attack, most noticably, his D-air.
Origin
In The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Link found the Gale Boomerang in the Forest Temple. It replaces the traditional Boomerangs from the other Zelda games, and it is considered more of a tool than a true offensive weapon.
