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*[[Game & Watch]]'s Judgement attack when the number is 9 | *[[Game & Watch]]'s Judgement attack when the number is 9 | ||
*[[Corneria]]'s cannon laser shots | *[[Corneria]]'s cannon laser shots | ||
[[Gannondorf]]'s Gerudo Dragon, though it is primarily only on smaller stages. | |||
There are other attacks than can one-hit KO opponents, but depend on the size of the stage. By extension, the attacks listed above may not KO the opponent if the stage is very large and they are sent from one side to the other. | There are other attacks than can one-hit KO opponents, but depend on the size of the stage. By extension, the attacks listed above may not KO the opponent if the stage is very large and they are sent from one side to the other. | ||
Revision as of 18:33, December 4, 2007
A one-hit KO is a very strong hit that can KO the enemy at 0% damage. The exceptions are that opponent does not tech, or double stick DI and crouch cancel, aswell as simple wall placement or item luck.
Examples
- Roy's Neutral B attack: Flare Blade fully charged
- A Smash Attack done by a Home-Run Bat
- Game and Watch's fully charged Oil Panic, with Ness's PK Flash
- Roy's counter against strong powerful attacks
- The explosion from a Banzai Bill
- The Ultimate Chimera's bite
- Game & Watch's Judgement attack when the number is 9
- Corneria's cannon laser shots
Gannondorf's Gerudo Dragon, though it is primarily only on smaller stages.
There are other attacks than can one-hit KO opponents, but depend on the size of the stage. By extension, the attacks listed above may not KO the opponent if the stage is very large and they are sent from one side to the other.
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