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It is possible for an opponent to be [[frozen]] by Ice Shot, with the chance increasing with the opponent's damage but still being relatively slim. | It is possible for an opponent to be [[frozen]] by Ice Shot, with the chance increasing with the opponent's damage but still being relatively slim. | ||
Landing during the move when using it in the air incurs 16 frames of landing lag, and from ''Brawl'' onwards results in a unique crash landing animation where the Climbers land on their rears. | |||
In ''Brawl'', shielding will send the Ice Shot back at the Climbers, but not do any damage to them. It can also [[lock]]. In ''Ultimate'', a reflected Ice Shot now deals damage to the Climbers. | In ''Brawl'', shielding will send the Ice Shot back at the Climbers, but not do any damage to them. It can also [[lock]]. In ''Ultimate'', a reflected Ice Shot now deals damage to the Climbers. | ||
In ''Melee'', the projectile was | In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', the projectile was able to be [[absorb]]ed by [[Ness]]'s [[PSI Magnet]] to replenish his energy (and by Mr. Game and Watch's [[Oil Panic]]), but in ''Brawl'', it works as a solid item (meaning it has no energy properties and thus can not be absorbed by the magnet) and breaks through it (and [[Lucas]]'s). Also, in ''Melee'', the hammers dealt physical damage to those too close to the Ice Climbers while executing the attack, inflicting upward [[knockback]]. This is not the case in ''Brawl'', though. | ||
In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', [[desyncing]] can be used to make the attack come out consistently, and therefore trap opponents offstage. | In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', [[desyncing]] can be used to make the attack come out consistently, and therefore trap opponents offstage. | ||
