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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
[[File:OctopusOrigin.jpg|thumb|An image of the ''Octopus'' Game & Watch.]] | [[File:OctopusOrigin.jpg|thumb|An image of the ''Octopus'' Game & Watch.]] | ||
''Octopus'' is a ''[[Game & Watch]]'' game | ''Octopus'' is a ''[[Game & Watch]]'' game where three treasure hunting divers avoid a giant octopus guarding a sunken pirate ship and collect its sunken treasure. The octopus's limbs would erratically expand and retract, like in the Final Smash, forcing the divers to move with precise timing. If one of the divers got caught by the octopus, the next diver would come down and substitute. The octopus would keep watch over the ship until all of the divers were caught. Mr. Game & Watch's [[up smash]] also originates from ''Octopus'', where he uses his diver's helmet to headbutt his opponents. | ||
In ''Ultimate'', the octopus drags the opponents to the blast zone, similar to how the octopus would grab ahold of the diver if they ran into a tentacle. | In ''Ultimate'', the octopus drags the opponents to the blast zone, similar to how the octopus would grab ahold of the diver if they ran into a tentacle. | ||
