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Mega Man fires a Black Hole Bomb forward and draws in opponents. Anyone pulled in faces several generations of Mega Man, as well as Proto Man and Bass, who all fire their Busters in unison.
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Mega Legends (ロックマンスペシャル, Rockman Special) is Mega Man's Final Smash.
Overview[edit]
Mega Man shoots a Black Hole Bomb from Mega Man 9. After shooting, the bomb will detonate and create a black hole after a set distance, but can be detonated prematurely by pressing the special move button or if the bomb touches another player, causing 1%. Pressing the button again will instantly force the bomb to suck the opponent(s), dealing 2%. If anyone touches the black hole, they will be sucked in. The black hole itself also causes Flame damage to those pulled in. A cutscene then occurs where Mega Man summons Mega Men from other Mega Man series. All five proceed to charge their respective Busters and fire energy beams at the opponent, causing 37% damage. It reliably KOs at roughly 58%.
In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, in addition to the aforementioned versions of Mega Man, the attack also features Proto Man and Bass.
 Black Hole Bomb in Mega Man 9. The four Mega Man incarnations used, aside from the classic initiator, are:
The move is activated by using the Black Hole Bomb, the weapon gained by defeating Galaxy Man in Mega Man 9. Upon using it, a small dimensional bomb would appear, and pressing the fire button again would detonate it. It would trap small and medium-sized enemies and defeat them instantly. Large enemies would receive heavy damage each time they passed by the black hole. Before detonating it, it could be controlled up and down using the d-pad. In SSB4, pressing the special button detonates the bomb, but it cannot be directed up or down. It also traps opponents in the bomb, just like it does with smaller enemies in Mega Man 9.
In Ultimate, two other characters join the animation:
Trophy Descriptions[edit]
- Mega Legends
For Mega Man's Final Smash, he teams up with all-stars X, MegaMan Volnutt, MegaMan.EXE, and Star Force Mega Man, and they fire their Mega Busters in unison. The Black Hole Bomb fired at the start draws enemies in, and as long as that hits, the Mega Busters will follow. Make your foes see stars!
Gallery[edit]
All five Mega Men right before firing their Busters, giving viewers a clear look of their faces.
Close-up of Mega Man Volnutt and MegaMan.EXE
Mega Legends as shown by a Skill Preview in Ultimate.
7 characters trapped in Mega Man's final smash.
- Opponents with more than 390% damage may escape this Final Smash, due to the bomb's explosion causing slight knockback. However, this may be avoided by forcing the bomb to instantly suck in the opponent.
- If the move is used entirely over the upper blast line, a glitch will occur. As the opponent will take knockback from the bomb, they will be instantly KO'd. However, the game considers the opponent still "trapped" and they will still be in the Final Smash, resulting in getting KO'd a second time.
- Usually, Mega Man uses his left arm to fire his energy beam. However, if the "Backwards Glitch" is performed when Mega Man is facing right, he'll use his right arm instead. [1]
- Black Hole Bomb is the only Mega Man weapon in Mega Man's moveset to originate from the digital Mega Man games (9 and 10).
- The game will slightly lag when viewing the Mega Legends trophy in Smash for Wii U. This is likely due to the amount of detail put into the trophy.
- Mega Legends is one of few Final Smashes with characters appearing as cameo appearances along with Pair Up, All-Out Attack, Chain Attack, Team Star Fox, and Team Star Wolf.
- Additionally, Mega Legends and Chain Attack are the only Final Smashes to return from Smash 4, and to feature new characters added into Ultimate - in this case, Proto Man and Bass.
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Final Smashes
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 The Mighty Jinjonator ·  Infernal Climax ·  Giga Bowser (  ), Giga Bowser Punch ( ) ·  Shadow Mario Paint ·  Blue Falcon ·  Mega Charizard X () ·  Awakening Aether ·  Omnislash ·  Torrential Roar ·  Daisy Blossom ·  Dark Pit Staff ·  Phazon Laser ·  Rocketbarrel Barrage (), Hyper Rocketbarrel () ·  Konga Beat (), Jungle Rush () ·  Doctor Finale ·  NES Zapper Posse ·  Landmaster (), Team Star Fox () ·  Landmaster (), Team Star Fox () ·  Beast Ganon (), Ganon, The Demon King () ·  Secret Ninja Attack ·  Gigaslash ·  Iceberg ·  Great Aether ·  Max Malicious Moonsault ·  Killer Wail ·  Dream Town Hall ·  Puff Up ·  All-Out Attack ·  Shippu Jinraikyaku / Shinryuken ·  Waddle Dee Army (), Dedede Burst (), Dede-Rush () ·  Blast-o-Matic ·  Cook Kirby (), Ultra Sword () ·  Triforce Slash (), Ancient Bow and Arrow () ·  Giga Mac (), Giga Mac Rush () ·  Aura Storm (), Mega Lucario () ·  PK Starstorm ·  Critical Hit ·  Negative Zone (), Poltergust 5000 (), Poltergust G-00 () ·  Mario Finale ·  Critical Hit ·  Mega Legends ·  Galaxia Darkness (), Darkness Illusion () ·  Psystrike ·  Omega Blitz ·  Full Blast ·  Final Edge ·  Octopus ·  PK Starstorm ·  End of Day ·  Super Pac-Man ·  Black Hole Laser ·  Peach Blossom ·  Volt Tackle ·  Volt Tackle ·  Petey Piranha ·  Palutena's Army (), Three Sacred Treasures (), Lightning Chariot () ·  Triple Finish ·  Grand Cross ·  Plasma Scream ·  Diffusion Beam (), Super Diffusion Beam (), Guided Robo Beam () ·  Pair Up ·  Power Star (), Grand Star () ·  Critical Hit ·  Shin Shoryuken / Shinku Hadoken ·  Zero Laser ·  Light Arrow (), Sheikah Dance () ·  Chain Attack ·  Grand Cross ·  Grenade Launcher (), Covering Fire () ·  Super Sonic ·  Triforce Slash ·  Dream Home ·  Wario-Man ·  Wii Fit ·  Landmaster (), Team Star Wolf () ·  Super Dragon (), Stampede! () ·  Triforce Slash ·  Light Arrow (), Triforce of Wisdom () ·  Power Suit Samus (), Gunship (), Zero Laser ()
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