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If Lyn lands in the spot she was summoned, but lands again in a different spot (like from a breakable block of [[Mushroomy Kingdom]]), she will automatically strike her closest target. | If Lyn lands in the spot she was summoned, but lands again in a different spot (like from a breakable block of [[Mushroomy Kingdom]]), she will automatically strike her closest target. | ||
Lyn has a spawn | Lyn has a spawn rate of {{Fractions|30|760}}. | ||
Lyn is voiced by Lani Minella in English and Makiko Ōmoto in Japanese. ''Brawl'' was the first game to give Lyn voice lines, and her Japanese voice actress would continue to voice her in games since ''{{s|fireemblem|Fire Emblem Heroes}}''. | Lyn is voiced by Lani Minella in English and Makiko Ōmoto in Japanese. ''Brawl'' was the first game to give Lyn voice lines, and her Japanese voice actress would continue to voice her in games since ''{{s|fireemblem|Fire Emblem Heroes}}''. | ||
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Lyn reprises her role as an Assist Trophy, functioning similarly to her appearance in ''Brawl'' and reusing her voice clips from the game. However, she can now be defeated by taking enough hits and her attack is heavily [[nerfed]], but has a larger hitbox. While she still performs the same slash, it now appears as a crescent-shaped slice instead of a straight line across the screen. | Lyn reprises her role as an Assist Trophy, functioning similarly to her appearance in ''Brawl'' and reusing her voice clips from the game. However, she can now be defeated by taking enough hits and her attack is heavily [[nerfed]], but has a larger hitbox. While she still performs the same slash, it now appears as a crescent-shaped slice instead of a straight line across the screen. | ||
Lyn has a spawn | Lyn has a spawn rate of {{Fractions|30|1254}}. She can be summoned on all stages in a standard versus match. | ||
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She can be defeated, just like her appearance in ''Smash 4''. She has much lower health than most other Assist Trophies, but if an attack fails to KO her, she will retaliate instantly. [[Training Mode]] describes her Assist Trophy: ''Prepares and then executes a devastating slash. If she's struck, she'll counterattack.'' | She can be defeated, just like her appearance in ''Smash 4''. She has much lower health than most other Assist Trophies, but if an attack fails to KO her, she will retaliate instantly. [[Training Mode]] describes her Assist Trophy: ''Prepares and then executes a devastating slash. If she's struck, she'll counterattack.'' | ||
Lyn has a spawn | Lyn has a spawn rate of {{Fractions|30|2086}}. She can be summoned on all stages in a standard versus match. | ||
Like ''Smash 4'', Lyn's voice clips in ''Ultimate'' are reused from ''Brawl''. {{s|Wikipedia|Wendee Lee}}, who has portrayed her since ''Fire Emblem Heroes'', is credited in ''Ultimate'' despite this. [[Lucina]] is the only other ''Fire Emblem'' character in ''Ultimate'' to not have her current English actor. | Like ''Smash 4'', Lyn's voice clips in ''Ultimate'' are reused from ''Brawl''. {{s|Wikipedia|Wendee Lee}}, who has portrayed her since ''Fire Emblem Heroes'', is credited in ''Ultimate'' despite this. [[Lucina]] is the only other ''Fire Emblem'' character in ''Ultimate'' to not have her current English actor. | ||
